Colorado Beats Kansas In Narrow 23 22 Victory
Colorado defeated Kansas 23 to 22 in the opening game of a three game series on the auditorium court. Key players included O Leary Page and Newton for Kansas and Bausch Middlemist Chalgren for Colorado. The comeback led by Newton and Harrington helped Colorado hold off a late Jayhawks run.
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University of Colorado
Kansas
Auditorium Court
Jayhawkers
Uggins
Chalgren
Hye Pointer
C. UL
Howard Beresford
Johnson
Graves
Harrington
Neighbors
Coloradoans
Colorado
K. U
Page
Mountaineers
Newton
Joese
Boulderites
O'Leary
Bausch
Joe . Newton
Middlemist
Colorado Stars
Grosvenor
Leary
Carrington
Ee & Johnson
Hsini
Wanek
Ij Page
Ecpley
T Maashburn
Vy's
Dwight Ream
Strange History and Laundry Blues in Early Chinatown
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses memory failures in John Charles Zimerly, who recalls car numbers and residents but fails to provide correct figures. The piece pivots to a historical note on Chinese laundries in America, dating from 1849, describing early immigrant laundries, public interest in gold, and the growth of brands after emigrants to California.
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Charles Zimerly
Iamspeart
Imerly
Uric
Big Six basketball games this week schedule summary
The schedule lists non conference matchups and key showdowns. Tuesday features Colorado at Kansas and Washington University at Missouri in Columbia. Wednesday brings Oklahoma versus Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater. Thursday has Creighton at Missouri in Columbia. Friday highlights Nebraska at Iowa State. Saturday includes Kansas at Oklahoma in Norman, Kansas State at Missouri in Columbia, and Nebraska at Drake in Des Moines.
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Colorado University
Kansas
Lawrence
Washington University
Missouri
Columbia
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Creighton
Nebraska
Iowa State
Norman
Kansas State
Drake
Des Mines
Noted Clock Innovation Impresses Crowd In Match
The electric clock above the east basket drew praise from U. fans for aiding game timing. Kansas led late, with O'Leary scoring 13 and Newton 11. Colorado center Miloš Nelson was fouled out after arriving with flu, likely out for the series. Graves and Johnson fouled out for KU, while Colorado’s Middlemist impressed on the floor.
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Miloš Nelson
Colorado
Boulder
Pete Middlemist
O'Leary
Newton
Fragmentary AP Note Mentions Various Names Across Cities
The readable fragments name Salvatore Ruggirello, Walter Cobb, Christner, Wright, Buydey, and Vineland among others, with scattered city cues such as Baltimore and Omaha. Details are incomplete, yielding a fragmented, cross-city reference page without a clear narrative or event.
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Associated Press
New York
Salvatore Ruggirello
Healy
Walter Cobb
Balti- OY
K. O. Christner
Ak‘ren
Ohio
Bearcat Wright
Omaha
Ay iPantic
City
Aesis
Baltimore
Outpointe
Usey ‘Buydey
Vineland
N. J
Will Sell Toledo Club to the Highest Bidder
The bankrupt Toledo club of the American Association, bought six years ago for 175000, will be sold tomorrow to the highest bidder in United States district court at Toledo. Bids are to be opened tomorrow with Donie Bush, Chicago White Sox manager last year, and W. E. Claver among likely bidders. The club was placed in receivership last season after several failed sales attempts.
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Chicago
Toledo Club
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
League
United States District Court
Toledo
Donie Bush
Chicago White Sox
W. E. Claver
Indianapolis
Hickey
Basketball Results From Associated Press Summary
College teams listed with scattered scores. Tennessee beat Clemson 23 to 18, Indiana 30 over Purdue 49, Northwestern 31 to Wisconsin 24, Minnesota 56, Colorado Kansa? Speckled results include Oklahoma, Texas Teachers, Aggies, and other colleges. The fragmentary list lacks full context and complete game details.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Clemson College
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Sconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Colorado Kansa
Texas
York
Santa Clarke
Stanford
Ah A
Long Beach Elks
Mastering bowling center delivery improves corner shots
In this bowling tip by Al Demaree, using a center delivery can prevent the common corner shot back up and crossing over, boosting accuracy. A reader reports adding twenty pins after switching from corner to center for the first ball, with a turkey after three attempts. Demaree offers a leaflet on spares via return mail.
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Wes
al Demaree
Lonberg Absent As Northwestern Opens Big Ten Defense
Northwestern's basketball team opened its Big Ten title defense without coach Dutch Lonborg who traveled to Horton, Kansas, after his father-in-law A A Stansbarger died. Ted Fayseur, freshman coach, led the Wildcats to a 31 to 30 overtime win over Wisconsin.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
Lonborg
Horton
Kan
A. A. Stansbarger
Ted Fayseur
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Schmeling Plans a Busy Schedule for Title Defenses
New York January 5 AP Max Schmeling aims for a five bout season with a target of 1 000 0000, eyeing defenses against Walker Dempsey and Sharkey. He may face Walker in Miami late February, and if Dempsey returns he could meet him in June at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey remains a backup option if Dempsey delays. Schmeling, 192 pounds, is in strong condition and optimistic about the year.
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Associated Press
Max Schmeling
Germany
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Miami
Fla
Bate
Galld
New York
Schmeling
Young Stribling
Hag
der Maxie
Jack Dempsey
Dack Sharkey
Schmmeling
Walker
Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Tf Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Sharkey
Max
Whmeling
Jayhawkers face Colorado in pivotal Rocky Mountain clash
Kansas battles Colorado in a key inter conference basketball matchup as the Jayhawks seek more scoring punch. Colorado uses a fast break and features captain George Newton. coach Howard Beresford praised for sportsmanship and plans, while Pete Middlemist and Wyoming with Dutch Witte cited as rising contenders in the rising Rocky Mountain scene.
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Jayhawkers
Colorado
C. U. Cagers
Big Sis
K. U. Warriors
Pittsburgh Panthers
George Newton
Kansas
Howard Beresford
Boulder
Rocky Mountain
Henrys Lose To Wyoming In Close College Showdown
In Laramie Wyoming on January 5 the Henrys team from Wichita twice national AAU champions were edged 42 to 40 by Wyoming Cow Boys after leading 27 to 17 at halftime. The game sets up a rematch in the same venue tomorrow night. Efforts and scoring details appear in brief on the late 1930s AP wire.
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Laramie
Wyo
Henry
Wichita
Wyoming Cowboys
Henrys
Wyoming
Schwartz
Gibbons
Berlin
Prussia
Anae Sa
Babe Ruth In Peak Shape At Forty Three Inches Waist
New York reports Babe Ruth is in peak condition weighing 222 1/2 pounds with a 43 inch waist. Artie McGovern, longtime helper, notes Ruth has been trimming for about ten years and is negotiating his $80,000 Yankee salary while resisting a reduction.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Artie McGovern
Ruth
Yankees
Lawrence High Prepares for Topeka Clash in Season Opener
Coach Joe Ulm leads Lawrence High in defense and ball movement drills as they begin week of practice ahead of Friday night opener against Topeka at their new high school gym. Topeka’s E B Weaver brings back four lettermen LaCroix Landes Robertson and Gilpin. both teams mark season debut and scrimmages with Phi Delta Theta at University and other workouts.
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Lawrence High Five
Joe Ulm
Topeka
Toni
Phi Delta Theta
E. B. Weaver
LaCroix
Landes
Robertson
Gilpin
Allegheny Names Tippin Assistant Professor in Athletics
Waldo F. Tippin was named assistant professor of physical education at Allegheny College Meadville Pa He succeeds H W Crum as football coach and C G F Baker as basketball coach Tippin, a Meadville high school veteran and Geneva College and Kansas State College graduate, joins a plan to shift emphasis from intercollegiate to intramural sports.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Waldo F. Tippin
H. W. Crum
CG FE. Baker
Tippin
Meadville High School
Geneva College
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Allegheny
Unclear sports notice fragment with missing context
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and initials such as 86 151-205 171-18 and names Willis Clemens and Nelta Denning, with references to a second game and positions SS SG. No coherent event, team, or outcome is determinable from the readable portions.
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SS SG
Dent
Ton Hicks
SOS Ween
Lola Hot Shote
Willis Clemens
Nelta Denning
Worden and neighbors share Christmas program and visits
Worden family hosted guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Ochrle and family for dinner Sunday. Miss Dorothy Breithaupt visited Mrs Earl Shipps. John Stockner was a Baldwin visitor. Worden Sunday school held annual Christmas program on December 24 with a large crowd and a pageant Stars by thirty youths. The pastor Rev J Nelson gave devotionals and address. Decorations featured an outdoor blue sky and star scene with evergreen and colored lights on the Christmas tree. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs J W Johanning and Ernest and Sophia Neibrugge. Other visits included Arthur and Leo Simon in Lawrence, H L Cheney and Betty Jane of Emporia, C A Michael, Guy Charles and Dorothy Jean of Vassar, and Ed Ingle of Ottawa with G F Desines family. Church youth decorated the tree and church for the program. Guests on Christmas day included Mr and Mrs C G Schwartz, Qosesr and Hattie, with Mr Henry Seele and sons and Mrs Katie Oswald. Harold Elm visited Kenneth Heim. Dorothy Winona Breithaupt and Alta Heffner, houseworkers in Lawrence, spent Christmas vacation at home. Elsmere Gastrock stayed overnight with Mr Earl Shaffer at the Henry Schwartz home.
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Fred Heim
Walter Ochrle
Dorothy Breithaupt
Earl Shipps
John Stocbner
Baldwin
Worden Sunday School
William Neibrugge
Arthur
Leo Simon
Lawrence
H. L. Cheney
Betty Jane
Emporia
C. A. Michael
Guy Charles
Dorothy Jean
Vassar
Ed Ingle
Ottawa
G. F. Desines
Stella
St. John’s
C. G. Schwartz
Qosesr
Hattie
Henry Seele
Katie Oswald
Harold Elm
Kenneth Heim
Dorothy
Winona Breithaupt
Alta Heffner
Elsmere Gastrock
Earl Shaffer
Henry Schwartz
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W. W. Burnett
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