Colorado Cage Series Opens Tonight at K U Auditorium
The Kansas Jayhawks host Colorado in a seven thirty p m Big Six clash at the K U auditorium opening a three game series. Colorado coach Howard Beresford brings ten players to Lawrence to face Dr F L C Allen's Kansas squad in the sixth game of the season. The series continues tomorrow night and finishes Wednesday with no radio broadcast this season on KFKU.
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University of Kansas
Colorado
Jayhawkers
K. A
Howard Beresford
Footal
Missouri
KFKU
Strange as It Seems by John Hix on the telephone claim
The piece discusses patents on the telephone as valuable, notes early skepticism, and recounts a Boston article about a man in New York accused of extorting money by claiming a device can transmit the human voice over a wire. It praises authorities and hints at forthcoming topics like birth of laundries.
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Jbell
Bell
Boston
Joshua Coopersmith
New York
Thors
Two Youthful Stars Lead Metropolitan Indoor Meet
Ed Siegel, a 15 year old sprint newcomer, and George Spitz, 20, NYU, lead the opening meet of the metropolitan indoor season. Siegel ties the 60 meter indoor record at 7.15 seconds and wins the 100 by a wide margin, with Spitz just missing his own indoor high jump best of 6 feet 7 inches. The event featured Ira Singer and Bernard Krosney among others as Columbus Council Raines hosted the meet.
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New York
Pj—aAn
Los Angeles
Ed Siegel
Swedish Can Athletic Club
New
Ira Singer
Sierel
George Spitz
New York University
Spitz
Siegel
Stacey
Bernard Krosney
Krosney
British Champ Wins Miami Open With Record 285
British golfer Armour wins the Miami Open in a record 285 after 72 holes, earning 8600 first prize plus 25 for low score. John Kinder Caldwell N J 1 294 takes 500 seconds, Mike Turnesa Elmsford 300 third with 295, others tied for next at 207. Saturday basketball scores list Princeton Cathedral College and more.
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Miami
Fla
Jan
My. Armour
Brit Pion
Florida
Tomopen
Cam
John Kinder
Caldwell
N. 1
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
Edrdie Williams
Cleveland
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Joe Thurnesa
Battalino To Defend Feather Title At MSG
New York January 4 AP Christopher Bat Battalino will defend his featherweight crown in Madison Square Garden Friday night against Lew Feldman. The bout is set for 15 rounds or less with Battalino the odds on favorite. Kansas City 0 St. Louis 2 Flyers 2, Duluth 3 Tulsa 4, Chicago and Buffalo postponed.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Flyers
Duluth Hornets
Tulsa Oilers
Chicago
Biffalo
Sigens
New York
Christopher
Bat
Battalino
Madison Square Garden
Lew Feldman
Big Six Basketball Games This Week
The week schedules non-conference and in conference matchups among Colorado, Kansas, Carleton, Nebraska, Washington, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma A&M, Creighton, Town State, Kansas State, Drake, Ames, Lincoln, Columbia, Des Moines, Stillwater, Ames, Norman, and Columbia. Key showdowns include Kansas versus Oklahoma in Norman and Kansas State at Columbia with several non-conference games across the slate.
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Colorado University
Kansas At
Lawrence
Carleton College
Nebraska At
Lincoln
Washington, University
Missouri At Columbia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Creighton
Missouri
Columbia
Nebraska
Town State
Ames
Norman
Kansas State
Drake
Des Mines
Bausch and Dees Named All-America Track Team
New York January 4 James A Bausch former Kansas University football star now with Kansas City Athletic Club won the pentathlon position on the all America track and field team selected by Daniel Ferris Ferris also named Dale Smith Pretty Prairie Kan high school to the mile run on the all scholastic team and Elwyn Dees Lorraine Kan high school retained his shot put honor He is a KU freshman Captain Harold Smith tackle and Ken Moose Kruger center of the 1931 Wisconsin varsity have entered professional football.
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New York
James A. Bausch
University of Kansas
Kansas City Athletic Club
Daniel d. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Dale Smith
Pretty Prairie
Kan
Elwyn Dees
Lorraine
C U S Pivot Man to Face Jayhawkers Tonight
Harald Graves, a six foot three center, will play for Colorado as the Buffaloes open a three game set against Kansas University. The Jayhawks visit tonight for the first of the series.
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Harald Graves
Kk. U
University of Colorado Basketeers
Jayhawkers
Bad Luck and Hard Luck Elements Hit Sports Stars
Old time sports notes examine how renowned hitters and golfers like Hack Wilson Horton Smith MacDonald Smith Red Ames faced streaks of misfortune. The column contrasts early promise with later slump and near-mins in crucial events, highlighting never winning majors despite talent.
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Hack Wilson
Horton Smith
Los Angeles
MacDonald Smith
Red” Ames
Pittsburg Favored to Keep Basketball Title
Topeka January 4 AP Pittsburg Teachers are expected to carry the Central Conference basketball race as the Gorilla cagers, led by John Lance, won consecutive games and prepare for exhibitions with Springfield and Maryville before the conference opener a week away. The Maryville squad upset Wichita Shockers last week, and the Shockers meet Washburn in Wichita Wednesday night. New Jersey is noted as densely populated in a separate item. Fielding Yost Michigan held the longest football streaks record with 57 games from 1901 to 1905.
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Topeka
Kan
Pittsburg
John Lance
Springfield
Maryville
MLAA
Wichita Shockers
Washburn
Wichita
Fielding Yost
Michigan
He ll Grow Some Yet Elevates Easthampton Star Center
Donald Ward, Easthampton High School center, stands six feet ten inches and shoots with a flick of the fingers. The rising talent leads a season that has observers debating the nation’s tallest high school player and wonders whether he will become the tallest at college age.
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United States
Donald Ward
Easthampton
Mass
Start Cage Race in Big 6 League
Kansas City, Jan 4 AP The Big Six title chase unfolds with Kansas defending champ status as Kansas State Oklahoma State Iowa State and Missouri enter the season with strong veterans and fresh faces. Kansas faces Oklahoma at Norman and Missouri hosts Kansas State in opening conference games as Nebraska rebuilds after major graduation losses. Four elements in wool chemistry are carbon nitrogen hydrogen sulfur and oxygen.
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Huskers
Nebraska
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Young Crew
South Dakota
Brigham Young
Iowa
Superior
Minn
University of Minnesota
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
Kansas State
Tawa State
New York
Reforms in College Athletics Cited by Early East Leaders
Alan Gould notes Lehigh and Penn State led early reforms in college athletics with 1926 27 reorganizations and Carnegie report timing. Dick Cullum contrasts Rockne and Jones as top sports news, arguing Rockne’s teaching of virtue contrasts with youth’s softening attitudes toward sports today.
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Wes Dunlap
Penn State College
Lehi University
Penn State
New York University
Lehigh
Carnegie Foundation
Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Journal
Alan Gould
Associated Press
University of Pennsylvania
Bobby Jones
Knute ‘Rockne
Knute ‘Rockne. “If Mr. Gould Had Asked For the Digrest
Rockne
Rcockne
Jones
Schmeling Forfeit Paid To Shield Title Defense
Max Schmeling is confirmed to defend his heavyweight title after Joe Jacobs sent a 2500 dollar forfeit to the National Boxing Association. General John V. Clinnin said no vote will be taken on vacating Schmeling’s title for not defending within six months. Mickey Walker is expected to be signed for a spring bout in Miami.
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John V. Clinnin
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
National Boxing Associaton
Clinnin
Eneral Clinnin
Mickey Walker
Miami
Lawrence Roller Hockey Team Defeats Missouri Champions 4 to 2
Lawrence roller hockey team champions of Kansas defeated Sedalia Wildcats Missouri champions 4 to 2 in Kansas City Kansas last night. Captain Charles Berry and Jess Busch scored for Lawrence as the fastest game of the season.
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Lawren Eece
Kansas
Sedalia Wildcats
Missouri
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Charles Berry
Jess Busch
Basketball this week in conference and non conference play
The schedule lists multiple games across the Central Conference and non conference play. Pittsburg Teachers visit Springfield, Washburn hosts Wichita, Maryville travels to Pittsburg, Bethany meets Southwestern in Winfield, and Kansas Wesleyan plays Emporia away. College of Emporia faces Washburn in Topeka, with Wichita at Hays and other matchups noted. An additional note cites about 175 bowlers expected for the Pacific Northwest Bowling Classic in Seattle starting January 3.
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Bethany
Southwestern
Winfield
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia
Wichita
McPherson
College of Emporia
Washburn
Topeka
Hays
Kansas
Alva
Okla
Seattle
Baldwin Social Note Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Ethel Watkins and Miss Florence Bennett head to Kansas City to visit Miss Virginia Black. Dr. and Mrs. Orlin Longwood of Stafford, with daughter Margaret Alice, stay in Baldwin and Edgerton visiting relatives. Various locals host guests, attend Lyceum events, and celebrate New Year with parties and visits across Baldwin, Kansas City, Lawrence, Ottawa, and nearby towns.
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Ethel Watkins
Florence Bennett
Kansas City
Virginia Black
Orlin Longwood
Margaret Alice
Stafford
Baldwin
S. 2. Longwood
Edgerton
Grace Vaughn
Mayetta
A. A. Vaughn
Rey F. Mills
Miss Vaughn
Horace O. Mills
Mr. Mills
Baker
University of Michigan
Lenore Gahm
Overbrook
Miriam Louise Deel
Marlena Dalke
Centenary Hall
Baker Lyceum
Jessie Rae Taylor
Bookman
Bai
Lyceum
Elsie Dersham
Chicago
Mary Margaret Williams
Fort Scott
Raymond Gench
Jennie Marcy
Harry Sappenfield
Zeta Chi
Frank D. Mitchell
Ottawa
Merril
Rapp
Frank Homer
Enid
Oklo
Arlene Fleshman
Maxine Custer
Frances Shiffer
Marian Louise Williams
Fern Hall
Add Mae Marquardt
Martha Moore
Paice
W. M. Clark
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Edisha Gray
TRE Telephone
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Keas
Voe
Pele
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Fairfield
American Hockey League
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Dees
Harold Smith
Ken “Moose” Kruger
Wisconsin
Wace Wilson
BY AL Demaree
New Jersey
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Town State College
Cyclones
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Oilahoma
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Brigham Young University
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Henry Cronkite
Ralph Graham
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Phog
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Ted O'Leary
Lee Page
Bill Sohneane
University of Pittsburgh
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College of Fayette, Mo
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National Boxing Association
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