Coast Team Beats Kansas In Final California Visit
The California quintet invaded Kansas Auditorium for the final series game, but Kansas outplayed them 31 to 15 on the Convention Hall court. Jayhawks led 16 to 6 at halftime as Frosty Cox and Thomson paced KU with eight points each, while Cal’s Purcell topped their scoring with three field goals. Kansas dominated the action with a steady defense and strong team play, extending its lead and claiming the win.
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Western conference opener sparks Wisconsin Northwestern clash
The Western conference title race begins tonight in Wyanston with Wisconsin facing Northwestern in the initial league game. The contest marks the start of the championship campaign as both teams seek momentum and early standings in the season.
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Cubs Still Await $1000 Refunds From Unplayed World Series Game
Chicago January 4 The Chicago Cubs still await about 1000 in refunds for the unplayed sixth game of the 1929 World Series. Refunds began after the series ended, but President William L Veeck said around 1000 had not been collected.
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Speaker Report Puzzles Followers of Baseball in New York
Tris Speaker may become manager of the Brooklyn club but no one in authority has confirmed the report. Speaker and Wilbert Robinson denied the idea, stating there is no foundation for it. Newark president James T. Sinnott said he has not been approached about releasing Speaker from his Newark contract. In De Soto, De Soto High School first and second basketball teams defeated Tonganoxie in a double header, 16 to 12 and 16 to 9, with Melvin Griffin and Dr. L. E. Rice overseeing the games.
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Champs to Defend Titles This Year
The National Boxing Association plans rules to give titles real meaning. Al Brown remains American bantamweight champion as talks with English holder Baldock continue. Middleweight and light heavyweight titles remain unsettled with Rosenbloom and Walker discussed. Heavyweight title contenders include Schmeling and Sharkey as the NBA sets forfeit rules and quarterly defenses.
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College basketball scores roll call from across leagues
A long list of college and high school basketball results shows Kansas, Arkansas, Texas and California schools posting wins. Notable victors include Kansas U over California U 181 to 15 and Western State defeating Denver U 87 to 31. High school games feature El Dorado beating Wichita East 27 to 14 and Wellington over Wichita North 26 to 20.
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Missouri grid star Kern Reese diagnosed with tuberculosis
Kern Reese, once a Missouri fullback kept from the lineup by injuries and illness, is diagnosed with tuberculosis. William E. Stone announced Reese has been admitted to the Jewish National Hospital in Denver, seeking recovery with physicians hopeful. Reese left Maysville, Missouri for Denver last Tuesday despite a 200‑name waiting list.
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Debt totals and treasury balances in national parties
AP reports a December balance of 15404 in the Democratic National Committee treasury and 449086 in outstanding obligations. The Republican side shows 136868 in its treasury with no current obligations, as filed with clerk William Tyler Page under federal corrupt practices rules.
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First Wife Is Divorced and Borer in Jail on Bigamy Charge
Mrs. Lottle Borer of Garnett Kan was granted a divorce from Donald L Borer after she said he failed to provide for her and secretly married Lea na Rose Smith in Liberty Missouri without a formal divorce He is jailed in Kansas City awaiting trial for bigamy Jochems Sworn In as Associate Justice of Kansas Supreme Court in Topeka Wichita man takes oath as justice before state officials including Governor Reed Chief Justice Johnston and others in the chamber
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Turns on the Heat Spo ve and Open Tourney Tales
Old hot stove tales dominate the scene as AL Demaree recalls Braggo Rath Babe Ruth and colossal homers while Long Beach hosts a $3,500 open poll tournament 250 entrants vie for an 18 hole qualifying and a shot at a 67 stroke record. Meanwhile a rifle wound injures Buddy Johnson in Hutchinson Kansas and Chicago faces an open court race in January turmoil.
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Layton Wins Open in New York Three Cushion Tourney
Johnny Layton of St. Louis defending champion opened the national three cushion billiards championship with a 20 to 0 win over Harry Schuler of New York in 48 innings. Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia defeated Charles Jordan of Los Angeles 50 to 44 in 66 innings. Layton's high run was seven and Schuler's best was a four.
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Forrest Cox Stars for Jayhawks in Home Tilt
One of the outstanding guards in the Middle West, Forrest Cox of Kansas, in his second year, turned in fine games against California in Kansas City and will face the Bears tonight and Mexico on Monday night at the auditorium court.
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Kansas Aggies Beat Colorado College In Early Series Opener
Kansas Aggies defeated Colorado College 53 to 50 in Colorado Springs after fending off a late first period surge. Alex Nigro led with seven field goals as the Aggies held a one point edge at halftime, 20 to 21.
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Read and use Journal World want ads in New York
Fragmented OCR listing names and terms with mixed up spellings. The readable bits mention Journal-World want ads and several garbled personal names and places, suggesting a classified notices or entertainment ad snippet without clear events or outcomes.
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Boxer Sharkey Leaves MSG Ties Over Miami Bout
Heavyweight Sharkey and his family left for Florida after severing relations with Madison Square Garden Corp over turning down a scheduled Miami bout with Tuffy Griffiths. Two long conferences with MSG head William F. Carey preceded the departure as the boxer pursued alternative plans.
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