Bible Coach Defends Football as Important Factor
Lincoln Neb Jan 32 A Pi G anch Bible of the University of Nebraska defends Secretary Wallace branding of college football as a racket. He says football contributes to character and courage, helps in vocational readiness, and builds teamwork among players and supporters. He notes football fosters discipline, energy, and sportsmanship.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of “Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture-Wallace
Cornhusker
American Football Coaches’ ‘Association
Wallace
Sack of Leyden Hero and the Dike Breakthrough
The story recalls the Dutch hero William of Orange racing to Leyden with a fleet as Spanish forces besieged the city. To save Leyden, the Dutch breached dikes flooding the land, allowing ships to reach the city and drive off the besieging army.
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Hans
Wat Sisteree
Leyden
Willaony
Orange
Seige
William
Major Griffith Shapes View On Amateur And Pro Sports
Alan Gould reflects on John L. Griffith Chicago before 1933 trends. He notes Griffith disputes that pro sports crowd out amateur athletics. The piece compares attendance at professional and college events, citing 1933 figures, gate receipts, and notable games to show crowds shifted but amateur interest remains strong.
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John L. Griffith
Chicago
Griffith
Liston Completes Cage Schedule for Wildcats Emils
Liston, coach of the Bak University Wildcats, completes a two game series with Coach Mason's Rockhurst quintet. The Bakerites will test their strength against Mason's squad Tuesday February 12 at home. The schedule includes games at Baldwin Ottawa St Benedicts Bethany McPherson and Emory, with Rockhurst at Bar ing City and Kansas Wesleyan at Baldwin among others.
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Emils
Liston
Wildcat
Mason
Rockhurst
Bakerites
Mason’s
Hoonsters
Baker Court
Lawrence
Agle
Kansas
C. of BE
Emporia
McPherson-at- Baldwin S—Ollawa
Baldwin
Ruth and Ruth's Waistline Goal for 1934 Season
New York January 3 AP Babe Ruth the King of Swat expresses confidence he can trim his waistline and reach reasonable limits for his twenty first and perhaps last major league campaign He says his previous seasons prove his resilience and that another season is possible Open workouts are set to begin today as he nears his 40th birthday with indoor training in place for the winter and spring camp in the south
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New York
Orce More
Avoirdupois
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Basketball results from AP wire across colleges and states
AP report lists numerous college basketball scores incl Mississippi College 95 over Michigan State 35 and Wisconsin 26 over Marquette 4 with several other regional results from Eureka to Drake and Iowa State. mentions various teachers colleges and state matchups, plus scattered notes on rankings and classifications.
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Associated Press
Mississippi College
Michigan State
de Pauw
Iikin
Eureka
Wisconsin
Marquette
Western
Michellene
South Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota’ State
River Faille
Drake
Iowa State
Nebraska Wesleyan
St. Joseph
Rizona
Tilmots Wesleyan
Ockhurst
Northwest Ob
Carthage
Towa Wesleyan
Central
Okla
Texas
Sol Ley
X. Dd
Honan State
Hiring Spike in College Football as Coaches Seek Replacements
Chicago Jan 3 AP The coaching job market for college football shows at least five top positions open with Dartmouth and Duquesne seeking successors for resignations. Layden's Notre Dame hire triggers exits at North Carolina State and Notre Dame while Yale Texas and Alabama Poly quietly survey candidates. Dartmouth Duquesne Yale North Carolina State Notre Dame Union of names and rumors swirl as universities list potential leaders for 1934 campaigns.
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Chicago
Dartmouth
Jackson Cannell
Duquesne
Elmer Luyden
Reg Root
Yale
Bulldog
South
North Carolina
Mani
Chuck Collins
University of Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
Alabama Poly
Layden
Knute Rockne
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
South Bend
Heardy
Hunk) Anderson
Jesse Harper
Anderson
North Carolina State
Beaneshaw
Notre. Dame
Charles E
Gus) Dorais
Rockne
University of Detroit
Harry Struhédreher
Villanova
Joe Bach
John B
Jock) Sutherland
Pittsburgh
New York
Doctor
Texas
Wilson Becomes Manager of Phillies Despite 7th Place Finish
Philadelphia reports Jim Wilson, a native of the city, has signed a two year contract to manage the Philadelphia Phillies. Wilson, praised as achieving the dream of every ambitious player, moves from the Louis Cardinals last fall to the Phillies under president Gerald P. Nugent. The club ended seventh in the prior season and has since altered its roster with two new powerful hitters joining.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Wilson
Gerald P. Nugent
Louis Cardinals
Victors stay unbeaten in Monday football classics
In California elevens, outgained yet clinched wins as Columbia stunned Stanford 7 to 0 with a clever reverse and a stubborn West defense, while George Sauer Jr led Nebraska to a 12-0 win over the East stars. Sauer scored both touchdowns and excelled in punting and defense as Sullivan awards highlight Kansas athletes Cunningham and Bausch.
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California
Columbia
Stanford
West
George Sauer
Nebraska
East
Sauer
Luats
Soleau
Everhardus
Promised Land
Ron
Oval
Barabas
Montgomery
Corshusker
George Henry Auer
Glenn Cunningham Earns High Praise for Sportsmanship
The report credits Glenn Cunningham with outstanding sportsmanship, noting praise from his coaches Brutus Hamilton and Bill Hargiss. They emphasize his honorable conduct as exemplary in athletics.
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Brutus Hamilton
Bill Hargiss
Glenn Cunningham
EAE
Liners Hold Off Hutchinson as Johnson Leads Scoring
Kansas City Stage. Liners beat Hutchinson Renos 38 to 28 in a Missouri Valley A U basketball game. Bill Johnson, former Kansas star, scored 11 field goals and six free throws while Ada Dietzel of Reno battled in a tight duel before fouling out. Renos fell behind 12 to 22 at halftime but narrowed the gap late. The win keeps Liners tied for first with Tulsa. An exhibition game saw the Oilers edge the Denver Pigs 24 to 22 led by Tom Pickels with 4 points.
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Kansas City
Sai
Liners
Hutchinson Renos
Missouri Valley Ar A.U
Bill Johnson
Johnson
University of Kansas
Ada Dietzel
Reno Pivet
Hutchinson
Renos
Tulsa
Oilers
Enver
Tom Pickel
Wolf Drive Planned Northeast of Ottawa January 10
A wolf drive targeting the Franklin and Douglas county district northeast of Ottawa is set for Wednesday January 10. The event centers near the Curtis Newcomer farm seven miles north of Ottawa where wolves and coyotes have been seen. Valley Chapel Ladies Aid will serve lunch and profit from wolves bagged. Captains and lines listed include Ernest Butell north, Le Loup Baldwin east, Winfield Scott south, Cecil Vining west under Frank Craven.
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Ottawa
Franklin
Douglas
Curtis-Newcomer
Valley Chapel
Ladies ‘Aid
Prairie City
Ernest ‘Butell
East
Builders Get Revenge Southwestern Win Over Oklahoms
Winfield, Jan. 3. Avenging an earlier loss, Southwestern college basketball edged Central Oklahoma Teachers 31 to 25. Final minutes saw Caywood Aringdale and Yearler score to seal the win as Southwestern used 15 free throws, six by Urban, after trailing earlier.
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Oklahoms
Winfield
Central Oklahoma Teachers
Southwestern College
Oklahomans
Caywood
Aringdale
Yearler
Builers
Builders
Southwestern
Kansans
Urban
Senator Dickinson Seeks Repeal of Industrial Recovery Act
Washington reports Senator Dickinson asserts the industrial recovery act is unworkable and harms recovery. He calls it a boon to monopolies and big business while hurting the individual worker protected by anti-trust laws. Senator Borah plans an amendment to the NIRA.
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Washington
Dickinson
Borah
R-Ida
NIRA
Musical program and lectures listed in Kansas event schedule
A Wednesday timetable lists a 6:00 PM musical program organized by WW B Downing, a 6:15 PM school organization segment by Carl B Aithaus, a 3:30 PM Greek play featuring James Racker, and a 6:00 PM talk on Territorial Kansas literature by Myra Hull. Also noted is an 8:15 PM athletic interview about restoring anti trust law enforcement.
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Myra A. Hull
Kansas to have soil erosion project in Jewell counties
The Interior Department announced a soil erosion project covering 120000 acres on the Lime Creek watershed in Jewell Smith and Mitchell counties Kansas under the Soil Erosion Service. F. L. Daley will direct regional operations and H. H. Bennett leads the service. The plan includes contour farming sod farming and reforestation to reduce erosion and preserve water supplies. Daley, a Missouri University alumnus and former soils researcher, has long studied erosion and will apply detailed farm plans with each farmer.
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Jewell, Smith and
Mitchell Counties
Washington
Limestock Creek
Jewell
Smith
Kansas
Department of Interior
H. H. Bennett
Soil Erosion Service
Public Works Administration
Nebraska
F. L. Daley
Daley
Grant City
University of Missouri
Kansan reports on Hollywood chatter and casting
A Kansan narrates Hollywood news from Hollywood Cal January 3. Bob Crosby sings nightly via radio from Frisco with Anson Weeks orchestra and is praised for his voice though missing something. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell reunite after plans to avoid opposite roles. Studios pursue The Sun Shines Bright and Imitation of Life with casting debates over race including Good Earth and potential all Chinese actors amid censorship concerns.
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Hollywood
Cal
Bob Crosby
Bing
Frisco
Anson
Bob
Janet Gaynor
Chas. Farrell
Janet
Kathleen Norris
Manhattan
Sally Eilers
Jimmy Dunn
Barbary Coast and The Man Who Broke His Heart Films
Two new pictures are being rushed. Barbary Coast will co star Gary Cooper and Anna Sten, the Russian find. The Man Who Broke His Heart is the other project. A birthday last week for Dietrich.
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Frisco
Barbary Coast
Gary ‘Cooper
Anna Sten
Dietrich
Start Preparing Airport for Federal Improvement
Preliminary work on an $11,600 municipal airport project north of Lawrence began with field discing under City Engineer B M Babb. Ground preparation targets two runways of 2000 and 2900 feet, plus hangar and boundary improvements, with about 50 men to be employed, funded by federal aid. Michigan basketball made a holiday swing through the East playing Pennsylvania Rutgers Maryland and Temple.
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B. M. Babb
Lawrence
Babb
Department of Commeeree
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Maryland
Tempte
Snow blankets most of Kansas as warmth follows
Topeka Jan 3 AP light to moderate snow covered central and western Kansas, with the eastern part least affected. The snow helps wheat growers after a dry year while temperatures rise, forecasters say. Cordia reports 0.24 inch, Wichita 0.18 inch, Dodge City 0.01 inch. Big Flora predicts 35 in northern Kansas tomorrow 40 in the south with subzero nights ending as lows dip to 20 to 25.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather ‘Bureau
Concordia
S.D. Flora
Wichita
Dodgey
Franklin Farmers Union Meeting at School House Friday Night
Franklin Farmers Union to hold regular meeting at the school house Friday night January 5. Speakers include R. K. Nicholson on the 4-H club J. A. Terrill on the Trend Toward Socialism and ft C. Gerstenberger on a Special Session of the Legislature.
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Franklin Farmers Union
R. K. Nicholson
J. A. Terrill
Ft. C. Gerstenberger
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