Jayhawker Captain Glenn Cunningham Sets Schedule
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas was unanimously named captain of the 1934 Jayhawker track team at a team meeting. Coach H W Hargiss announced the winter and spring schedule, with Cunningham listed for the Wanamaker mile and Baxter mile meets in New York, the Hunter mile in Boston, and the American Indoor championships in New York. He will also compete in Shrine Meet events, the Big Six indoor and outdoor meets, and the Kansas Missouri dual meet, among others.
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Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Merning
Jayhawker
H.W. Hargiss
Kansas
Ganatuchars
Melrose
New York
New York A. C
Girls of Columbus
New ‘K
Hunter
Boston A. C
Boston
Wall
Shrine
Cunningham
Butlec U
Indianapolis
F Y
Columbia
Lincoln
Neb
A A U Court Teams in Three Exhibition Wins
Missouri Valley A A U basketball league teams won three exhibitions led by Carl Larson Bethany college star for Tulsa Oilers who beat the Deny Pigs 80 2. Larson scored 14 points and Ad Deitzel Reno center added 16. Harold Grove led Reno with 19 points as Wichita Chieftains defeated Browns Monroe La 32 28.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Valley A. A. U. Basketball League
Carl “Larson
Bethany College
Tulsa Oilers
A. A.U. Chantions
Deny Pigs
Colorado Springs
Larson
Hetchinkon Renos
Michaels of Des Moins
Ad Deitzel
Reno
Harold Grove
Wichita Chieftains
Browns
Monroe
Wichitans
KU Wrestler Mehringer Turns Pro In Kansas City Bout
University of Kansas wrestler and football player Peter J. Mehringer deserts amateur ranks to debut as a pro on a Kansas City mat card next Monday night. He faces John Atkins in a heavyweight bout and cites Harold Eagle of Tulsa as his manager. Mehringer had earlier threatened a pro start after Olympic glory but remained amateur, and recently became a father to an eight-pound son.
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Peter J. Mehringer
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Mehringer
John Atkinssas
Tigavie
Harold Eagle
Tulsa
Okla
Eagle
Greyhounds Take Lead With 2–1 Victory
Kansas City moves into sole first in the American Hockey Association after a 2 to 1 win over the Oklahoma City Warriors last night. Mackenzie scored the deciding goal in the final period after Clark tied it in the second. The Warriors drop to second, sharing the spot with the St. Louis Flyers, who beat Tulsa 4 to 2. Passes from Paddon to McPherson fueled two Flyers goals.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Greyhounds
American Hockey Association
Oklahoma City Warriors
Mackenzie
Clark
Warriors
St. Louis Flyers
Tulsa
Paddon
McPherson
Flyers
Illini Hold Narrow Lead Before Tigers Rally
Illinois and Missouri battled in a tense game when Missouri closed the gap late. Illini led 27 all before Huddie Hellmich and Jack Beynon scored late to seal a 27-29 victory for Missouri, as the Tigers failed to convert free throws at a higher rate.
Fragmented Scoreboard Fragments From An Old Texas High School Grid
A garbled OCR sports brief lists multiple school matchups and scores with numerous missing letters and punctuation, presenting a scattered collage of teams such as Princeton Temple George Washington Michigan Centenary and many others. The readable cores show narrow victory margins and mixed results across diverse institutions, with several entries incomplete or unclear.
Cipher Sonnet and Odd Notes From a Bay Area Page
A scrambled verse by W. H. Brommage mentions water intoxication and a Mayo Clinic scientist. It links drinking water to intoxication and urges caution. The piece then recalls Robert Bruce’s heart burial after his Crusade efforts, and previews a segment titled Tomorrow: The One-Armed Paper danger.
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W. H. Brommage
Alameda
Cal
Leonard “G_ Rowncree
Mayo
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Jerusalem
James Douglas
Holy Land
Douglas
Hruce
Nebraska Stadium to Install Metric Track at Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Jan 4 AP Nebraska plans to convert Memorial Stadium track from 440 yards to 400 meters making it possibly the first U S university track to use Olympic measurements The upgrade is part of a broader stadium improvement including new football and practice fields and aligns with the CWA program duties.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
United States
Henry F. Schulte
Memorial Stadium
Sauer Leads Scoring In West East Charity. Huskers Hit Fouling Trouble
George Henry Sauer scored two touchdowns and added an extra point as the West beat the East 12-0 in the San Francisco charity game, pulling ahead to 52 total points for the season and surpassing Ralph Graham of Kansas State. Nebraska basketball opened Big Six play with Iowa State after five of six exhibitions, fouling at a high rate, led by Bud Parsons who fouled out in four games. The Big Six schedule for 1934 nears completion with Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma at nine games each and Kansas State at ten. upcoming games include Nebraska at Lincoln and Oklahoma at Dallas.
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Associated Press
George Henry Sauer
San Francisco
Nebraska
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Graham
Sauer
Masterson
Duncan
Oklahoma
University of Nebraska
Iowa State
Ames
Huskers
Bud Parsons
North Dakota State
Minnesota
Lander
Sorensen
Mason
Charley Munson
Aig
Kansas
State
Missouri
Towa
Toates
Rossi
George Sauer
Ed’ Danowski
Fordham
Lts
Missouri Valley Stars
Blue Howell
Lawrence Ely
Bus Mills
Walter Johnson
Haskell Institute
Ely
Kearns State
O’brien
Lawrence High Faces Topeka In EKC Clash
The Lawrence High basketball five travels to Topeka High Friday for a 7 30 start on the Topeka court in an Eastern Kansas Conference game. Lawrence seeks rebound after a 18 17 loss to Pasco with Ireland and W Duver among the listed starters and possible substitutes set to see action.
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Lawrence High
Kansas
Topeka High
Topeka
Lawrence
Pasco High
Lions
Wichita North
Washington Rural
Rosedale
E. A. Wood
Pasco
Ireland
W. Duver
Fi. Duver
Bonebrake
Cuards
Valley Cage Victories Split Between Kansas Missouri Oklahoma
Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma have divided the basketball crowns over fourteen years in the Missouri Valley and Big Six eras. The record lists champions by year with coaches Meanwell Ruby Allen McDermott Edwards and Keneas and notes titles for Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma across 1920 to 1933 with varying win percentages.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tigers
Jayhawks
Sooners
Meanwell
Mo.Kan
Ruby
Allen
McDermott
Edwards
Keneas
East West Shrine Classic sidelined Hanley for coaching ban
The Big Ten barred Dick Hanley from coaching other than his conference team in the East-West charity game, a rule aiming to limit cross conference coaching. Hanley had aided Colgate’s Andy Kerr for years, boosting Big Ten prestige and aiding Shrine hospital fundraising through the game.
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Dick Hanley
Big Ten
Hanley
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Shrine Hospital
Northwestern
Rose Bowl Gate Totals About 78000 Dollars in Gate
Pasadena January 4 The gate counts at the Columbia Stanford football game last Monday will total about 78000 dollars enough to pay all expenses of the game according to a statement from the Stanford graduate manager's department which handled the arrangement Nearly 35000 tickets were sold though that many people did not attend It was the smallest Rose Bowl attendance since 1922.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford Zradulate
Conference race to begin Friday with college basketball
The 1934 Big Six race starts tomorrow with Nebraska and Iowa State at Ames. Kansas defends title as Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas State prepare for visiting and home dates. Upcoming games include Nebraska at Lincoln January 12, Kansas State at Ames, and Missouri at Columbia with Iowa State and Oklahoma at Norman in mid January.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Norman
St. Louis
Missouri
Columbia
Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Towa State
Lincoln
Kansas
Lawrence
Chicaxe
Chicago
Kansan State
Tulsa
Tula
Kaniss State
Washburn
To Pika
Pittsburgh
Washington
Towa
jAmes
Warrensburg
Warrens
Corns
Kansas Aggies
Kansas State
Cyclones
Kansas track squad drills for season under Hargiss
KU track candidates return from holidays and drill daily at the stadium training track for the Big Six indoor meet at Columbia on March 3 and the Kansas Relays on April 19 and 20. Glenn Cunningham plans eastern indoor races during mid semester vacation and Kansas Relays prep. Cunningham, on an 18 hour schedule, will enroll briefly next spring and graduate in June. He travels last minute for races and back to campus to study. No indoor meets at the university due to lack of a field house. The stadium track lacks spectator facilities. Jim Lookabaugh, Capitol Hill high coach, Oklahoma City, whose players beat Harrison Tech, has lost only 15 of 96 starts.
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K. U
Bill Hargiss
Columbia
Kansas
Cunningham
Glenn
Jim Lookabaugh
Capitol Hill High
Oklahoma City
Harrison Tech
Chicago
Eudora Clubnotes and local gatherings throughout week
Emma Mercier hosted the J L L club with one guest. Bridge prizes went to Kasberger and Sommers while refreshments closed the evening. Many residents attended meetings of Minerva Rebekah lodge, I O C F, and other social events. The community also noted injuries, family visits, and a refinery fire at Continental Oil station with damage confined to roof and walls.
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Emma Mercier
J. L. L. Club
Frank Sommers
Kasberger
Sommers
Clara Grosdidier
Regina Schehrer
Marjorie Schehrer
Flla Kasberger
Anna Sommers
Edna Zillner
Marie Eder
Kathryn Rothberger
Mary Neustifer
Nora-Trefz
Aenes Witt
Martha Seiwald
Alma Seiwald
Clara’ Schopper
Anita Stadler
Neustifter
John Rothberger
Charles Neustifter
Harold Bohnsack
Ponca
City
Okla
Harold Daugherty
Ralph
Ralph- - Bowling
Shirley Ann
Marion Brown
DeSoto
James Mullins
Kansas City
Roy Kurtz
Ed Kramer
Henry Mathis
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Bernice Davis
Mary Mertz
Denuty
Minnie Edelbrock
Minnie Jones
Elizabeth Fuller
Viola.Sheldon
Noble Grand
Maybelle Stevens
Mary Miller
Madge Rothberger
Leon Walker
Eva Mertz
Ethyle Schubert
Jessie Grimes
Margaret Westerhouse
Misz
Clara Lotz
Seon Walker
Edna Schmidt
Clarence Daugherty
Baldwin
Sarah Lucas
I 0
Topeka
William Bohnsack
Caroline Bohnsack
Alta
Vista
Kan
August Neumeyer
George’ Trefz
Ida.Trefz
Mabel Fern
Lilly
Regina Catlin
William Trefz
Carl
Herman Trefz
Trefz
Sone
J. D
William Mertz
William Miller
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Kansas City Ice Hockey
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Ators
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Forther
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Yel
Charles
Wan
Robert Bacs
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York
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al Ent
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Haskell Flash
Bernie Gridley
Kk. U
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Bernie
Cotton
Warburton
California
Little Rabbit Weller
Haskell
Kay
Weller
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Altho
S. C
Hamilton
Ellis Bashara
Chicago Cardinals
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Loris Moody
Sooner
Centenary College
Big Six
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Wildcats
Fred Heine
Baker
White
Ansle
Oenn Chilton
Hogue
Boswell
Tuxon, & Ransom, & Olds
Arnold
Ear
Beiser
Christ
Helge
Mitcheil
Fintey
Todd
Oma
Westport
Ares
K. ‘Wu
Cy Montgomery
Columbua
Barabas
Brominski
Reynolds
Nek A Ek
Eudora
Melvin Pilla
Simmons Hospital
John W. Birslow
James ‘and
Howard
Baileyville
Eudora Fire Department
Anton Heisberger
Charles and
Josephine
John Weixeldorfer, Jr
Gertrude Hyatt
James McCabrin
McCabria
John Siler
Effie Brooks
Guetts
Herbert Landon
Lavina
Smoots
J. O Scott
Mr. Bristow
Rhodes Scholarship
Martha Giertzs
Henry
Acey. Blackenberry
Linwood
Aires John Miller
Fred Selec
Bartlesville
Oklo
Willard Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Stillwell
Art
Howard Phillips
Kenyon
Atchison
George
Martha Giertz
Henry Giertz
Jack Migington
Theo’ Houck
Higginsville
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