Huskers Clash With K U Tonight For Big Six Opener
Kansas Jayhaws meet Nebraska Huskers in Lawrence in a Big Six basketball opener at 7 30 pm with nine Huskers slated to play including five former football players led by George Sauer. Kansas coach to select nine and the Huskers to use a fixed lineup. Twenty lines later the page includes unrelated London Westminster notes and anatomy trivia.
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Kansas‘ Jayhankers
Husky
Harold Browne
Nebraska
Steve Hokus
George Sauer
Husker Gandsters
Leland Coppie
Rollin Parsons
Hubert Boswell
Missouri Tigers stall tactics draw crowd ire in college game
A Central College contest cited Missouri's stall strategy as the Tigers delayed play to control the pace. The article notes Missouri held the ball nine minutes in a half, led by a 2 point margin before Central rallied to lose 27 to 10 in the second period. It discusses coaching stances, rule changes, and the impact on gate receipts.
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Missouri Tigers
Central College
Bengals
Basketball Rules Committee
Tigers
Central
Missouri
George Edwards
F. C. Allen
Kansas
Allen
Eagles
Big Six Athletes to Stay in Fraternity Homes
Columbia Mo Jan 6 AP The Big Six conference will test a home and home plan to help athletic treasuries visiting athletes will be guests of host schools they will stay in fraternity houses and receive meals with transportation as the only cost Brewer Missouri athletic director said the plan aims to build friendships All Big Six schools support the plan for wrestling and tennis and Missouri Iowa State have similar accords for spring visits and a possible extension to all sports
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Columbia
Big Six
C. L. Brewer
University of Missouri
P _ Brewer
Brewer
Missouri
Iowa State
Iowa
Speaker Circles Kansas City Blues Franchise Deal
Tris Speaker, ex major league outfielder, visited Kansas City for talks that could make him part owner and manager of the Blues in the American Association. He and Lee Keyser continued negotiations to buy the Kansas City franchise from George Muehlebach, with Keyser optimistic a deal will close and Speaker likely to be named manager.
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Kansas. City
Tris Speaker
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
Kansas City
George Muehlebach
Keyser
Des Moines ‘Club
Speaker
Dale Gear
Barney Burch
Omaha
Blues
Kan
Bausch Joins Kansas City Life for Y M H A Game
Jarring Jim Bausch joins Kansas City Life for a game against the Y M H A quintet in Kansas City. He is expected to play center and guard in a reserve role after lettering in football and track at Kansas. Builders Trim Ichabods 45 22 in Winfield debacle with stifling defense and close shots.
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Jim Bausch
Kansas City Life
Kansas City
Bausch
K. U. Aitho
Ichabods
Winfield
Kan
Jan
API
Southwestern Moundbuilders
Washburn Ichabods
Jes Night
Thornhill Named to Succeed Pop Warner at Stanford
Stanford University in California moved toward naming Claude Earl Tiny Thornhill, protege of Pop Warner, as head football coach to replace Warner who resigned to coach elsewhere. the athletic board also recommended Ernie Nevers as Thornhill's chief assistant, awaiting official approval.
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Stanford University
Calif
Claude Earl
Tiny
Thornhill
Glenn S
Pop
Athletic Board
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Warner
Pittsburg Teachers Rally To Beat Emporia 35 30
In Emporia Kansas Pittsburg Teachers defended their central conference title with a 35 to 30 victory over College of Emporia. The champions trailed early as Emporia led 18 to 14 at half but surged ahead late. Eastman led Pittsburg with 15 points while Ernie Schmidt was held to one field goal.
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Emporia
Kan
Pittsburg
College of Emporia
Presbyterians
Ernie Schmidt
Eastman
Promoters Club Cagers Open Season At Home
Ka to play here tonight as the Promoters Club of Lawrence high meets Western College Academy of Kansas City on the high school court at 7 30. It starts a five game schedule with coach Forrest Noll likely using Gleed and Coker forward White center Newman and Cushingberry guards. The town colored team will meet Alpha Phi Alpha cagers after the first contest.
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Cagers
Lawrence High
Western College Academy of
Kansas City
Forrest Noll
Gleed
Coker
White
Newman
Cushingberry
Alpha Phi Alpha
Cochrane Leads Wrestling Winners at Turner Hall
Cochrane of Lawrence wins final fall with an arm lock after trading falls with Bill Dusin Ottawa light heavyweights. Swede Johnson defeats Sailor Jack Orr of Topeka after the first fall. Lawrence's John Ellis wins two straight falls over Harley Pierce. Kansas basketball scores preview and AHA hockey score Kansas City 0 St Louis 2.
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Bill Cochrane
Lawrence
John Ellis
Ottawa
Swede Johnson
Turner Hall
United Commercial Travelers
Cochrane
Bill Dusin
Dusin
Johnson
Jack Orr
Topeka
Topekan
Lubby” Lawrence
Orr
Ellis
Harley Pierce
Columbus
Ohio
Cee
Lawrence Highs Sail To Ottawa For Cage Battles
Lawrence high school coaches B A Wood and fifteen players depart by car for Ottawa to face the Ottawa high cagers coached by Orliss Cox. First game is at 7 30 and the second at 6 45 with twelve players named for the trip and three more to be chosen at noon. Expected lineup includes Ireland and Pearce as forwards Raybourn at center and E B Duver and Goble at guards.
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B. A. Wood
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ottawa High Cagers
Orliss Cox
Ottawa High Court
Treland
Pearce
Haugh
E. Duver
Hormuth
Raybourn
W. Duver
Goble
Jella
Kerley
Higgins
Robinson
Ireland
Eb.duver
College Basketball Scores Across The Nation
AP reports Guilford 66 Alabama 40 and multiple regional results including Corner 32 Hastings 29 Cape Girardeau Teachers 30 and others. Junior College standings show El Dorado and Coffeyville amid varying wins as schedule notes flag upcoming games. Comments note faster play under new rules and Texas league baseball structure.
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Associated Press
Guilford
North Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana State
Corner
Hastings
Neb
Cape Girardeau
Nicksville
Central College
Miszouri_U
Jovy
Hamline
Christmas Bridge Party at Eudora Hosts and Winners
Eudora guests attended a Tata Phi Phi club Christmas bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller. High score prizes went to Mrs. Rosenal and Oscar Lothholz, consolation to Mrs. Harrie and C. M. Williamson. Guests included Miss Helen Heise, and many local residents. Sunday visits extended to DeSoto and Edgerton homes. Abbott local notices mention Ill Mrs. Gnase, Illness of Mrs. Gnase, and WLT Y club Christmas dinner hosted by J. D. Adams.
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Ray Miller
Tata Phi Phi Club
Rosenal
Oscar Lothholz
Harrie
C. M. Williamson
Helen Heise
Wamego
William Carter
von Durr
Homer Gerstenberger
Oscar Lothhulz
William Miller
Otto Rosenau
Fred Rothberger
Hubert Woodard
Douglas Harris
Lillian Puller
Karl West
Gene
DeSoto Neith
Elmer Smalley
Fred Moll
Martin Abels
John Miller
Leone Andrews
Edgerton Fridy
William Calder
Amelia Gnase
Gnase
Eudora
Calder
Cleo Grimes
Christmas Dinner and Bridge Social Noted in Eudora
A crowded New Year social in Eudora featured a three course dinner and bridge at four tables. High score was shared by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kohler while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker had the low score. Dozens of local residents attended events at homes of the Daugherty, Mertz, Kohler, and Walker families alongside regional guests from Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka. Ongoing club activities included Odd Fellows and Minerva Rebekah lodge gatherings with installations and forthcoming events noted.
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Howard Kohler
Fred Walker
Clarence Daugherty
William Mertz
Floyd Pierce
C. FE. Sheldon
James McCabrin
Margaret. Wooten
Joe Downs
Mary
Frances
Willam Moore
Brug
Kansas City
Elma
Lorene Micheals
Lawrence
Lloyd Michaels
Manhattan
Jake Milburn
George Jennings
Kenneth
John Sommers
Paul
Clement Zillner
Theresa Zillner
Hilda Zillner
George Trefz
Eunice
White
Zillner
Ralph Mack
John Steiner
Alvin Westerhouse
Joplin
Eudora
Amos Westerhouse
Edwin Schubert
C. L. Fuller
Clarence
Vance Grimes
Topeka
Arch Roe
Fred Moll
Martha Gertz
Fred Howard
Charles Holmes
Alice
Shirley Garrett
Helmes
Fred Koch
Frank Morrisey
Merriam
C. E. Sheldon
Homer Abbott
Remer Springs
J. D- Adams
Minnie Jones
W. J. Hague
Guy Grimes
Daisy Hadle
Olathe
Cleo Grimes
Jia
Ottawa
Fred Betts
Margaret Spitzli
Eldorado
Anna Grist
John Miller
Gardner
Gene
Baldwin
Sarah Lucas
Otto Spitzli
Cyrena Gaines
Nolan Johnson
Junior Bagsby
Raymond Bagsby
Wilmaurine Stadler
Minnie Edelbrock
Warren Betts
Fred Zellars
C. B. Weard
DeSoto
Kansas
Bernice Davis
Noble Grand
Edna Schmidt
Maybelle Slavens
R. SN. G
Margaret Westerhouse
Henrietta Schubert
Nellie Daugherty
Anna Landon
Winifred Stevens
Mary Miller
Mirs
Alma Gerstenberger
Guardian
Ora McCabrin
Jessie Grimes
Emma, Sehehrer
William
Mercier
William Schehrer
Campbell
Agnes Spitzli
William Caldwell
Gerald Miller
Wichita
Eudora High School
Girls’ Glee Club
Hesper
Wendlein Schehrer
Bert Seiwald
Alfred Sei
Belton
William Edelbrock
L. M. Cruise
Kansas City Land
D. R. Kohler
A. J. Ehler
Ralph Mathia
James Edwards
Misses Wall
Hazel Wilson
Katie Rothberger
J. L. L. Club
Bridge
Walker
Cluub
Theresa Schehrer
Leon Durr
Andrew Kohler
Augusta Durr
Lillian Fuller
Martha Seiwald
Pauline Somers
Adelia Zimmerman
Nora Trefz
Anna Sommers
Marie Eder
Marjorie Schehrer
Anita Stadler
Ella Kasberger
Amma Grosdidier
Agnes Witt
Clara Gr
Veterans and families host New Year gatherings around Kansas
The lettered social notes describe Vandy's Veteran trip to Kansas City for New Year's Eve with Dr. and Mrs. Campbell. Agnes Spitzli faces illness near Lawrence with possible mastoid operation feared. Numerous visits and gatherings unfold in Eudora DeSoto Paola and Lawrence as schools and clubs stage events, dinners, and a Bonner Springs basketball visit to Eudora Friday.
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Olsen
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