Lions Fall to Topeka in Eastern Kansas Conference Affair
The Lawrence high five lost to Topeka 28 to 14 on Topeka High School court. Stoland led Lawrence with timely scoring while Topeka pulled away in the second half as Corliss and Shaw contributed key baskets. Lawrence defense steadied in the final period but could not overtake the Trojans. The Lawrence seconds narrowly beat Topeka seconds 18 to 16 in the follow up game. Swinehart scored three late field goals to seal the Lawrence victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. High
Cits
Eastern Kansas
Topeka High
Topeka Jed
Topeka
Sehlicher
Sha
Corliss
Bob Stoland
Lawrence
Frange
Landis
Florell
Shaw
Trojans
Schlicher
Kerley
Gratis
Lawrence Seconds
Keith” Swinehart
Lawence
Opéka
Swinekart
Stoner
Lawehve
Ford
Lawrence ‘High
Fabulous: Return From Bet on Ten Big Upsets
An imagined 1933 fantasy imagines a single dollar riding every major upset through the season. It would have yielded an astronomical theoretical total of 16.605 quintillion dollars, if one could chain winners from King Jack to Max Beer and beyond, within a hazy, humorous odds scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabulous
New York
Janz
Welding
Max
Max Schmeling
Primo
Carera
Jack Sharkey
Giants
Louisiana
Southern
California
Denny Shute
Jack’ Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Helen ‘Jacobs
Helen ~ Wills Moody
Notre.Dame
Columbia
Stanford
Jon
Strange As It Seems by John Hix on sensational kidnap tales
Treachery in kidnapping dates to Pizarro and Altahualpa in Peru with ransom paid and victim killed. Pizarro mishandled the captive, ransom was collected yet the victim was slain, a historic violent abduction. Edward Sellon displays static electricity to light a standard bulb by friction, light glow occurs in a regular bulb but not neon. Monday note teases stamps never bought.
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America
New World
Pizarro
Altahualpa
Peru
Dizareish
Conueror
Cajamarca
Iwies
Kid- Napers
Edward Sellon
Sellon
Three Overtime Sessions In A ACU Contest
Wichita Chieftains of the Missouri Valley A.A.U. basketball squad defeated the Browns of Monroe 44 to 37 after three overtimes. Harold Grove sank three successive field goals in the third overtime to secure the win. The game featured four ties ending each period at 17 all, 27 all, 30 all, and 36 all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Harold Grove
Wichita Chieftains
Missouri Valley A.A. U
Browns
Monroe
Haskell Indians Fall to Ottawa Five 33 to 23
The Haskell Indians lose to Ottawa University 33 to 23 at Ottawa. After a 16 all first half, Ottawa surged after intermission to pull ahead. Barker led Ottawa with 18 points while Haskell’s top scorer was 10 points. Jack Knapper played in the lineup for Ottawa for the first time this season.
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Haskell Indians
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Runi
Barker
Haskell
Suard
Jack Knapper
Otis
Chingman
Durant
Lacours Gould
Jack
Arthur
Jessepe gEloin White
Goforth
Johnson
Emporia
Basketball Results From Association Press Roundup
A lengthy AP compiled score list covers many college and high school basketball games with teams from New York Maryland George Town Wake Forest Tulane Vanderbilt Auburn Nebraska Drake and others. A brief obituary note recalls jockey Sloan who died recently in St Louis, noting his early riding career at the Elm Ridge track in Kansas City in 1905.
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Tod. Sloan
St. Louis
Elm ‘Ridge
Kansas
City
Nebraska coach targets Big Six indoor track title drive
Lincoln, Neb. coach Henry I. Schulte leads Nebraskan indoors as he rebuilds for a comeback in the Big Six crown. Heye Lambertus, national A A U hurdle champ, anchors the prospects while loss of Roby, Hokuf, and Lee trims expected points. Schulte bets on Lambertus and new depth as 50 men join indoor workouts, with Jayhawk Glenn Cunningham among the star threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Henry I. Schulte
Nebraska
Heye Lambertus
Cornhusker
Kansas
University
Johny-Roby
Roby
Schulte
Jerry Lee
Steve
Hokuf
Oklahoma
Lambertus
Glenn Cunningham
Hays Power Leads Tigers Past Wesleyan in Narrow Win
Fort Hays State Tigers defeated Kansas Wesleyan 39 to 25 to strengthen their claim in the Central conference race. Captain Howard Lamor and Richard Staab led with 10 points each as Hays built a 21 to 9 halftime margin and withstood a late Coyotes rally. Ottawa University beat Haskell 33 to 28, Bethel fell to Emporia 31 to 16, and Barker led Ottawa with 18 points. Lee Coats received a UC All-America trophy in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Iain
Fort Hays
Tigers
Kansas
Wesleyan
Charmen
Howard Lamoreaux
Richard Staab
Coyotes
Bethany
Hays
Kansas Loop
Emporia
Bethel
Ottawa University
Haskell Indians
Barker
Ottawa
Nebraska defeats Iowa State in overtime Big Six opener
Nebraska Huskers overturn a 26 28 deficit with 30 seconds left in regulation then win 37 31 in overtime over Iowa State Cyclones. Cap tain Copple and Hub Boswell key the rally, while Cantain Copple dominates the tip off against Wegner. Kansas State loses to Warrensburg Teachers 36 21 as Brown leads the Warrensburg victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nebraska Huskers
Iowa State
Cyclones
Huskers
Parsons
Hub Boswell
Copnle
Cyrefones
G i Seale
Cantain Copple
Husker
Wegner
Kansas State Wildcats
Wildcats
Tigers
Columbia
Warrensburg
Victors
Free Throw Wins Game for Oread High Tigers
Captain Hoffire sank a late free throw to give Oread High a 17 to 16 win over Lawrence Junior High in a pair of overtime periods. Pappan led the juniors with 13 of 16 team points, Myers added 10 for Dreary, while Allen anchored the junior forwards and guards played solid defense.
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Hoffire
Oread High Cagers
Lawrence Junior High School
Pappan
Myers
Bol Allen
Brown
Anderson
Allen
Johnson
Frink
Oread
Reed
Hoffine
Polsen
Connet
Harwood
Three-Way Tie For Lead In Hockey Race
Oklahoma City and St. Louis climb in the American Hockey Association standings after tight battles. Kansas City beat Tulsa 6 5 with Gordon contributing two goals and an assist. Oklahoma City edged Tulsa 2 1 as the league tightens the chase for top spots. Butler grants Kansas an indoor relay invitation. KU to Butler Relays March 24 at Hinkle.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
American Hockey Association
Higk
St. Louis
Pete Palangio
St. Flyers
Greyhounds
Gordon
Oklahoma City Warriors
Tulsa
Butler
Indianapolis
University of Kansas
Butler University
Ind
Butler Fishdhouse
Eudora Edges Bonner in Close League Clash
Villey’s team trailed early as Eudora surged to a late lead in a tight league game. Eudora’s Neis and Mitchell led with 13 and 11 points, Ballentine top-scoring for Bonner with 7, while De Soto defeated Washington Rural 82 to 22 in another Kaw Valley match.
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Eudora
Neis
Mitchell
Ballentine
Bonner
Tonzanoxie
Eudors
DeSoto
Washington Rural
PTF
Nets
Gerstenberger
Elselel
Johnson
Papenhausen
Barnwell
Wood
Easley
C Curtis
Moore
Tam
de Soto
Andrew F As Osborn
Hubbard
Yg Noteman
Fa Hodee
Golden
Claylack
Wash
Nartinae
Itervoieeg
Schinsser
Caceres
German Slated to Meet King Levinsky in Chicago Fight
Chicago January 6 AP A meeting between Max Schmeling and King Levinsky at the Chicago Stadium February 16 is virtually certain. The Stadium operating company hopes to line up Max Baer to meet the winner. Joe Jacobs manager of Schmeling agrees to the date by telephone. Levinsky shareholder expects in Chicago Monday to discuss terms and bout length. Stadium plans ten rounds Schmeling 15 with likely compromise at 12.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
King Levinsky
Chicago Stadium
Max Baer
Joe Jacobs
United States
Levinsky
Aid
Community Notes From Corliss area on New Year events
Corliss residents and guests share New Year and holiday memories. Miss Margret Kinkaid assisted in the store while renovations progress south of Corliss on Highway 10. Visitors include Mrs Grada Cheatwood of Argentina and several Kansas City and Lawrence connections.
Local Social Roundup With Visits And Fireside News
Mrs. Baker and guests attended a Sunday gathering. Mr. Rechow accompanied the We-Motts to Kansas City. Mrs. Tracy Plummer traveled to Kansas City for a friend's death. A large group shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Deay in Kansas City and Lawrence. Charles Shuck helped butcher a beef and neighbors cut wood for John Hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Tucker moved to the John Hyre farm. Saturday visitors at the Oscar Shuck home included Frank Deay, Mildred, Edith, and several others. The day featured wood gathering and quilting. Mildred Deay spent from Friday to Monday with Frank Deay. Will Postma, Florence, Laurie, and Richard attended an oyster supper at the Deay home. Florence Postma visited Mildred and Edith. Mildred returned home with Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brohammer and Mrs. Wesley Flory visited Tra Flory on Sunday. The Postma family visited the Elmer Flory home. Community workers cut wood for Lewis Churchbaugh with many neighbors listed. Pearl Brohammer returned from visiting Aunt Jack Childs. Wesley Flory spent time with William Wingert's family in Basehor. A Farm Bureau party was held at John Dunn’s. Nettie Flory and Amos Wrightsman spent Sunday evening with the Shuck home. The Deays and Sanders visited friends. The community club meets January 6 at Willow Springs. The Union Young People plan a play Let Toby Do It and other entertainments with supper. A Merced druggist traded whisky for 20 acres of land.
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Margret Kinkaid
Kansas City
Kate. Penner
Frank
Penner
Lawrence
L. R. Penner
Leland
Corliss S
Jasper Lesueur
DeSoto
d.G._Clark
Linwood
R. Penner
G. S. Toothaker
Robert‘Turner
Kate Penner
Ralph Fandler
Junction -School
H. Dent
Lee Brannock
Lon Lutz
Paul Ambrose
John
Cowan
J. G. Clark
Edd
Don Musser
Star
H. C
Musser
H. Musser
Maggie Musser
Dan Rechow
Logan
Utah
Chas. Baker
CO. We
Wesley Flory
Frank Deay
Edith
Mac. Karnes
David Kesler
Mildred Deay
Charles Shuck
Oscar Shucks
John Hagen
Ostar McNees
Charlie
Brohammer
Solon Markley
Winston McNees
Ben Brohammer
Lloyd Shuck
Neal Banks
Ralph, McNees
Jesse Markley
Gus Hadl
Karl Lindell
Robert Johnson
Elza Bond
Otis Lindell
Marvin Bond
George Markley
Leslie Demeritt
Charles “Hanning
Mr. Stroda
Alvin” McKinney
Floyd Curtis
Hugo Shellhorn
Mildred
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie Postma
Edith Deay
Charlie Brohammer
Tra Flory
Laurie
Richard
Elmer Flory
Lewis Churchbaugh
Isaac Montgomery
Amos Wrightsman
Vernon _Peterson
Donald
Churchbaugh
Johnhammer
Elmer Churchbauch
Daniel
Beeghley Sam
Wrightsmen and Son
Carl. Russel
Harold _Brohammer
Cecil Duver
Arley Flory
Beén
Wilson
Farm Bureau
John Dunn
Nettie Flory
Charles
Pranik Deay
Edward Sanders
Noah Shuler
Slyvia
John Ehrlich
Fern Louise
Gordon
Afernoon
Merritt
Woodward
Betty
Thelma
Willow Springs
Toby
Fall Leaf social and area news from Fall Leaf Kansas
Agnes Witt attended the J L L club at Mrs Will Mercier’s home in Eudora Thursday evening. Families and guests from Topeka Lawrence and Frankfort celebrated Christmas and New Year’s with local residents. Highway grading near Kaw river bridge progresses with about forty men employed four days weekly. Local students and teachers resume duties. spelling certificates and perfect attendance noted. Families move and host gatherings in Lawrence Eudora and Linwood areas as season activities continue.
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Agnes Witt
J. L. L. Club
Will Mercier
Eudora
Frank Mignot
J. N. Stiles
Topeka
Fred Reetz
Will -Reetz
Wamego
Hill
Lawrence
Otto
Mignot
Frankford
H. L. Spady
Emporia
Chas
Vitt
Carrie Eder
McLaughlin
Fall Leaf
Ottawa
Kaw River Bridge
Katherine Sand
Lila
Reetz
Wilma
Glenda Hill
Lila’ Reetz
Winfred Abbott
Wesley ‘Steinbring
Treva’ Canary
Frank Landor
McLouth
Brohamer Helps Shuck Family With Hog Butchering
Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohamer assisted Charles and Lloyd Shuck with butchering two hogs on Wednesday in Columbia. The brief note records local family activity and communal support within the neighborhood.
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Emporiz Manhattan
Juawrence
PRS the
Prev Neeka
Jack Vincent
Little Rock
Ark
Earl Wampler
Germany
Nwo
John Hix
Amole
Atahualpa
Acta
Alarro
Auledhs
Tichig Cans
Mbsey
Francisco
Associated Press
Hin Noaypkins
Princeton
Maryland
Georgrtown
Ingion
Wake Fore
Ee Minster
Okkr
East
Okla
Colorado
Colorado Miners
Washington
Washington State
State
Whittier
Crete
Yankton
Dorado
Concordia
Lawrence Ti
Chanute Ward - Seast
Garden City
Bison
Shanee
Mission
Rosedale
Ana la Fibataian
Lee Coats
University of California
Joe E. Brown
Los Angeles
Nebraska Downs
Ralph Graham
Wnen
San Francisco
Nbraska
Bill Johnston
Iowa
Aha
Oread Training School
W. Stoy Elliott
Tsingtao
China
Valle Tits
Whiineys
Jas
Leo
Thin
Baker
Mr. Rechow
We-Motts
Tracy Plummer
Teagarden
Merced
Cal
JGR
Glenn Chaffin and
Hal Forrest
Death Canyon
Browneso
Thei
Nuon Bush Shoes
Walter. Booth
Antic Vv
Alues
Manhattan
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