Kansas Overswhelms Colorado In Exhibition Finale Night Are O'Leary Star
Kansas defeated Colorado 41 to 22 in the final exhibition game at the University auditorium. O Leary led with 14 points including six field goals and two free throws, Harrington added 10, Johnson 9, and Colorado’s Neighbors led visitors with three field goals. The Jayhawkers next face Oklahoma at Norman Saturday night in the Pig Six opener.
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University of Kansas
Colorado
University Auditorium
Kansas
University Auditrium
Kaners
O'Leary
Johnson
O’leary
Graves
Wakers
Neighbors
Harrington
Casini
Io’leary
Page
Yocur
Grosvenor
K. Johnson
W. Johnson
Newton
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Norman
Kansas University
Ted
K. Jenson
Razzi
Gatorado University
Jone
Odin
Fragmented Text Lacks Clear News Point
The readable parts show disjointed phrases about people, places, and events without a coherent story. It mentions names like Benny, Jemmies, and Bert, hints at a river or location, and refers to a paper’s coverage, but no verifiable incident, date, or outcome emerges. This yields no solid summary of a specific event.
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Avi Sayrem
Continent
Benny
Viet
Jemmies
Anarel
Cis
Justis
Boxing Elimination Matches Added to Chicago Stadium Card
Two national boxing association heavyweight eliminations are added to the Kine Y no Uzenda program at Chicago Stadium on January 13. Baxter Calmes of Wichita and Bob Olin of New York win their bouts, with pairings including Charley Belanger of Winnipeg and George Nichols of Buffalo in subsequent matches.
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Zara
Jan
National Boxing Association
Chicago Stadium
Baxter Calmes
Wichita
Kan
Bob Olin
New York
Charley Belanger
Winnmer
George Nichols
Buffalo
N. Y
Basketball Games This Week Across Conferences
The week features non conference matchups including Creighton at Missouri, Nebraska at Iowa State in Ames, Kansas against Oklahoma in Norman, and Missouri at Drake in Des Moines. Oklahoma A. and Missouri play in Stillwater, with several contests spread across Thursday to Friday.
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Creighton
Missouri
Columbia
Nebraska
Iowa State
Ames
Saford
Kansas
S. Oklahoma
Nor- Missouri
Drake
Des Mines
Pittsburg Teachers Defeat Springfield Missourians for 48th Straight Win
Pittsburg Teachers defeated the Springfield Missouri Teachers 48 to 24 to extend their undefeated streak to 48 victories. Captain Wachter led with 17 points as Missouri intercollegiate rivals fought back after the half, with Pittsburg set to host Maryville in Pittsburg Thursday night.
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Springfield
Pittsburg
Missouri Inter- Vollege, Athletic Association
Wachter
Maryville, Mo
Reduced Player Limits Hit Minors in Chicago Camps
The notice reports Chicago camps cutting player limits from 4 to 23 and trimming traveling, hotel and grocery expenses. It notes major league staff reductions from 12 to a smaller number and salary cuts, reflecting economical pressures in Ameri c mining camps and related movements.
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Chicago
Whittlen
Iim& A
Hot Stove League Pulls Up Chairs in Banter and Gossip
The column riffes on Babe Ruth drama and dining, intruding memories of old ball icons. A quirky tale recalls Hack Wilson, Rube, and a World Series chase with humorous recollections of bets and fortunes tied to a baseball day.
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Babe Rath
Babe
Ruber
Brooklyn Robins
Heinie Zimmermen
Eddie Collins
Stube Benton
Giants
Douglas Fairbanks
Rube
Fights Last FOMIGHTs and Miscellany From Indiana Briefs
A garbled AP item mentions boxing or fighting results with scattered place names such as Indianapolis and Niles Mich. The text references fighters like Redon and Zahnley with unclear outcomes and dates, presented in a fragmented regional sports brief.
Intramural Wrestling Leads at Virginia Military Institute
More than 460 participants competed in the intramural f1 wrestling tournaments at Virginia Military Institute. The report highlights intense matchups and standout performances amid a large campus participation drive.
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Virginia Military Institute
Dempsey Plans 190-Pound Comeback Tour With Tougher Fights
Jack Dempsey, en route from Reno by car, announced a February 1 return to boxing for a second comeback. He aims to train 25 days and weigh 190 pounds for a gritty tour featuring bigger towns, smaller gloves, and tougher opponents. Manager Leonard Sacks departed for Chicago to arrange the tour.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Reno
Nevada
Leonard Sacks
Chicago
Senators and Athletics loom over baseball and football banter
In winter sports chatter Al Schacht credits the Athletics with a strong pennant shot due to top pitching from Walberg Grove and Earnshaw. Carl Reynolds could bolster Washington while Jones Hadley Hayes swap nets Reynolds Kerr. John Arnold Heydler recalls Casey at the Bat for Cleveland. Jim Crowley shares Notre Dame tales of 1922 Tech game and a Presbyterian Hail Mary. Duke Nelson plans a potential English Channel swim next spring.
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al Schacht
Washington Senators
Yankees
Connie Mack
Walberg
Grove
Earnshaw
Schgeht
Carl Reynolds
Senators
Clark Griffith
White Sox
Jones
Hadley
Hayes
Reynolds
Kerr
Schacht
John Arnold Heydler
National League
Casey
Cleveland
John
DeWolf, Hopper
Gus Welch
American Football Coaches’ Association
Jim
Sleepy) Crowley
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Crowley
Tech
Layden
Red Barron
Presbyterian
Barron
Marvin “Duke” Nelson
Fort Dede
Merathon
English Channel
Weidman Loses Decision in Kansas City Bout
Lawrence featherweight Blair Weidman dropped a decision to Joey Alcanter of Kansas City in the International Arena Kansas City Missouri last night. Weidman pressed the action and was knocked down several times during the bout but fought back hard.
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Weidman
Lawrence
Kansas City Mexican
Blair
PeeWee) Weidman
Joey Alcanter
Kansas City
International Arena
Altho
Oslo Labor Party Loses Control in Municipal Elections
AP reports the Norwegian Labour Party shed about 40 representatives in recent municipal contests, losing Oslo city council control. Radicals gained from Labour's declines. Also notes C W Laidshaw earned 180 from the state and 80 from the county for four days tracking and killing seven mountain lions in Redding California, a record for that period.
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Norway
Laborites
Oslo
Labor Party
Redding
Cal
C. W. Laidshaw
Pleasant Grove Christmas Dinner Reminiscences Across Many Families
Numerous Pleasant Grove residents report Christmas dinners and visits with relatives in nearby towns and farms. Leonard Williams and family joined by Wayne traveled to Blue City for holiday meals, with extended kin including the Williams and Scott families. Several households including Daniels, Linson, Sherman, Crane, and Deay hosted relatives in Christmas gatherings. School resumes after vacation as community notes end with new year wishes.
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Leonard Williams
Sindy
Williams
Wayne
Bueh City
Fred Scott
Scott
Bobby
Clifford
A. L. Williams
John Daniels
Fr. Daniels
Allie Linwson
Virginia
Dorothy
Grandpa _Lawson
Bill Porter
Hilly
Guy Carpenter
Carl Sherman
Poot
Oliver Beaman
Michigan Valley
Mabel Beaman
Clarence Crane
Oscar Crane
Len Jee
N T. Messer
Ralph Tee
P Houghland
Olathe
Moxser
Worden
Wright Horton
Evelyn
Onaga
Kan
Fil Deay
George Baker
Vinland
Roy Deay
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Chas
Batchlor
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Middle West Basketball Sets Pace In Intersectional Cage War
New York dispatch notes a Midwest swing in college basketball with 13 defeats and 33 victories through January. Wisconsin, Loyola Chicago, Butler lead Midwest wins. Creighton Purdue Wittenders Kansas win two apiece. Pittsburgh tops East with six losses but five wins, while USC shows one victory in nine games.
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New York
APO
Middle West
Winening
Ty Fast
Wisconsin
Loyola of Chicteo
Butler
Midwest
Creighton
Purdue
Wittenders
Kiansas
Uni- Kansas
Ther Vast
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers Sdse Hays
Pittsburgh
Carnesic Tech
Worden Anna Hornberger Family Gatherings At Home
Mrs Anna Hornberger and her children gathered at her home on Friday to spend a day together Emelie and relatives from Eudora attended The group included Mr and Mrs Move and others from the Hornberger family present during the day
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Myrna
Hilda
Mildred
Paola
Will Hornberger
Albert. Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Kenry Hornberger
C. G. Schwartz
Hattie
John Stoebener
Elise Haas
Gayle
Dale Shipps
H. M. Lenf
J. W. Breithaupt
Elmer Wintermantel
Dr. Smith
Lawrence
Dr Smith
McFarland
Dorothy Breithaupt
Grandpa Ranpard
Edwin Schreiber
Will Pippert
John
Pippert
Tralstead
Kansas
Rovall Lester
Orsville Elm
Lois
Winona Breithaupt
John Lyons
Walter Harbour
Henry Pippett
Andrew Elm
Sophia M. Hein
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Oscar Schwartz
Stupianek
Helen Johanning
Elisabeth Plambeck
Stumianek
W.H. Johanning
Helen
Will Houser
Elmer Pinpert
Henry Rappard
Anna Hornberger
Emelie
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