Big Six Cage Spotlight On Tigers This Week
Missouri faces four Big Six games including a key Friday at Lincoln against Nebraska and a Saturday matchup with Kansas State at Manhattan. Kansas State and Iowa State also loom as Missouri seeks to prove a true title threat amid recent upsets and high scoring affairs. Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa State performances in early week play shape the conference race.
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Oklahoma A
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Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln
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Lawrence
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Golfer Glenna Collett Vare Finds Focus Postbirth
Merion Pa January 6 UP Glenna Collett Vare six time women’s national golf champion says motherhood has steadied her game. She keeps her babies’ first shoes with her 50 medals and used a trophy as a christening bowl. She plans to chase the British women’s title again, noting she may not be as brilliant but remains eager to compete.
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Merion
Glenna Collett Vare
Edwin H. Vare,Jr
Providence Society
Bett
Ike
Harvard ends Harlow era with football coaching change
AP notes a year ago Harvard broke 60 year graduate coaching tradition by firing Dick Harlow of Western Maryland as head football coach. The record highlights show three years prior Ernie Schaaf fought Stanley Poreda at Madison Square Garden in the sixth round. Five years ago Max Schmeling lost recognition as world heavyweight champion when New York athletic commission refused to approve a Sharkey bout.
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Associated Press
Harvard
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Ernie Schaaf
Stanley Poredsa
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
New York
Strange As It Seems and Noted Historical Misfits Collide
A curio of mismatched science and history runs through notes on sex reversed dove offspring experiments by Oscar Riddle at the Carnegie Institution on Long Island. It recalls Medal of Honor award details for Dr Mary Edwards Walker and Halley’s comet forecasts, noting Venus transits and Halley’s legacy, ending with a teaser about swallows of San Juan Capistrano tomorrow.
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Oscar Riddle
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Long Island
New York
War Department
Washington
Mary Edwards Walker
Congress
Denver Eyes First Road Trip for MVC Basketball Leaders
Denver rides a six and one record into a pivotal Missouri Valley A.A.U. week as they travel to McPherson Hutchinson and Wichita then face Kansas City Philcos. Kansas City leads the circuit but Denver can tie for first by beating McPherson and Hutchinson and Wichita, after Kansas City's late losses. Wichita features forward Smith and Kansas City Philcos star Chuck Hyatt as threats in the upcoming matchups.
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Kansas City
UPI
Denver
Colorado
Kansas City Philcos
McPherson
Hutchinson
Wichita
Orners
Smith
Philcos
Chuck Hyatt
Dempsey era manager Kearns boosts new heavyweight hopeful
New York reports Jack Dempsey ally Jack Kearns backs Hank Bath, a 36 of 37 knockout pro, as Bath faces Red Burman at the Garden. Kearns, flat broke yet optimistic, predicts Bath will someday win the world heavyweight title while Dempsey remains in his orbit amid old tensions. Also noted are Helen Wills Moody’s Davis Cup forecast and boxing notes on Pacho, Klick, Ambers, Canzoneri, and Del Genio.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Hank Bath
Hank
Dee
Red Burman
Dempsey
Kearns
Eighth Avenue
Doc
Dempsey- Kearns
Jack
Estelle Taylor
Mickey Walker
Bulldog
Bath
Helen Wills Moody
United States
Fr . Perry
Bunny Austin
England
Gil Dobie
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Bobby Pacho
Frankie Klick
Lou Ambers
Tony Canzoneri
Leonard’ del Genio
Pacho
American League Sees Bright 1935, Eyes 1936 Prospects
National sports leaders review 1935 results with Detroit Tigers winning back to back pennants and World Series over Chicago Cubs. They note injuries at Chicago and Cleveland setbacks, Boston trading for Foxx and Manush, Detroit adding Simmons, New York reshuffling pitchers, and emphasize uncertainty of 1936 race amid ongoing trades.
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Associated Press
National Sports Leaders
Will Harridge
Procident
Chicago
UPI
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
White Sox
Boston
Groves
Ferrell
Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
John Marcum
Philadelphia
al Simmons
Washington
Johnson
Reynolds
Manush
Alien
Pearson
Sandra
Kansas Eyes Big Six Opener After 7-0 Nonconference Run
The Kansas Jayhawks enter the Big Six race at Manhattan tomorrow night vs. the Aggies in strong form, having won seven straight nonconference games. Starters Ebling and Noble pace the scoring with 62 and 60 points respectively, while coach and players warn that early success against weaker opponents does not guarantee Big Six dominance.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Aggies
Washburn
Ottawa
Baker Wildcats
Ebling
Allen
Noble
Kavpelman
Pralle
Cox Holliday
Shaffer
Rogers
Tr F.C. Allen
Death Rays
Ray Ebling
Ray Noble
Jayhawker
Rays
Vinland Presbyterians Defeat Obers 20 to 19
The Vinland Presbyterians edged the Obers by a single point in a fast high school game on the Vinland court last Friday. Christ of Vinlan! led scoring with 10 points as the top performer in a tight box score.
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Obers
Vinland High School
Christ of Vinlan
Hubbard
Hagerman
Christ Hoskingon Edmonds Ober
Ireland Gyme
Journal-World
Glenn Cunningham Aims For 4 04 Mile Pace
Glenn Cunningham the fastest miler in history hopes to run the mile in 4 04 someday. At 26 the Kansan expects to peak further while chasing Olympic selection and a master’s degree in physical education. He opened the indoor season with 1 55 2 for 800 meters and cites recent 4 18 mile form on a heavy track as progress. He plans to compete in Millrose and Knights of Columbus events and may coach in the Midwest once he retires from running.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Madison Square Garden
Glenn
Brooklyn
Cunningham
New Orleans
United States
University of Iowa
Jack Lovelock
West
Middle West
Bill Hargiss
Kansas
Lawrence
Bill
Kissinger Garrison Rematch Set for January 21 in Kansas City
Kansas City lightweight rivals Pat Kissinger and Jimmy Garrison prepare for a January 21 rematch at Constitution Hall after their record-setting bout ended in a split decision for Garrison. Kissinger seeks twelve rounds and a more measured pace following a ferocious title fight.
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Kissinger
Garrison
Kansas City
Pat Kissinger
Jimmy Garrison
Pat
Jimmy
Jack Dempsey
Terry’ McGovern
Journal-World
Missouri Valley basketball race opens with Grinnell strong
Grinnell, 39 to 38 overtime winner over Washington, leads a torrid early season Valley race. The Pioneers schedule three games in six days, facing Oklahoma Aves in Stillwater, Tulsa, then Washington at Grinnell. Washburn aids Washington in St Louis, and Drake challenges Iowa State’s four game win streak. Creighton begins conference play at Tulsa and hosts Oklahoma A&M, while Washburn vs Wichita State caps weekend non conference action.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
California
New York
Des Moines
Missouri Valley Conference
Drake
Grinnell
Washington
Pioneers
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Avenies
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Washburn
St. Louis
Iowa State
Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
Wichita U
Topeka
Week End Sports: Cunningham wins 800 at K of C meet
New York reports Cunningham defeats Hornbostel by a yard in the 800 meter race at the K of C track meet. Edward Sullivan tops Peacock in sprint series. he equals the indoor 1000 meter record.
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Associated Press
New York
Cunningham
K. of C
Hornbostel
Edward Sullivan
Peacock
New Orleans
Hendrix
Allison
Philadelphia—Athletics
Cramer and McNair
Red Sox
Henry Johnson
al Niemiec
Cash
Miami Springs
Fla
Willie Klein
Sarazen
Riverside
Calif
Jimmy Hines
Orlando
Kiefer
Los Angeles
John Hay Whitney
Singing Wood
Santa Anita
Trick Knee May Finish Jack Lovelock's Career
London reports that Jack Lovelock, famed miler, fears he may never again chase world records due to a knee cartilage loss two years past. He recalls the epic race against Cunningham and Bonthron, but notes later defeat by S C Wooderson. Lovelock, studying medicine in a London hospital, weighs his professional future over a possible comeback.
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Jack Levelock
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
America
S. C. Wooderson
Lovelock Wai
Lovelock
State Income Tax Forms Are Distributed Today
Forms for filing 1935 Kansas income tax returns were to be distributed today to all banks in the state, to the county clerk's office in each county, and to the city clerk's office in all first and second class cities. Individuals must file if their net income meets thresholds, and corporations and partnerships must file regardless of net income. Returns are due by April 15, 1936. Calendar year 1935 collections totaled $1,400,944.66, up from $867,199.49, with 84,185 returns filed in 1935 versus 76,275 in 1934, reflecting stronger business and employment in Kansas. Income tax rates unchanged.
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Kansas
Kansas College Basketball Poised for Conference Play
Kansas City Jan 6. Kansas conference and Central Inter collegiate conference teams enter a packed week of games with seven of 14 conference outings. Southwestern debuts in CSC facing Fort Hays twice while Fort Hays and Pittsburg lead tied standings after recent wins. Wichita and Emporia Teachers also figure in key matchups as Baker, Southwestern, and Fort Hays battle for the title.
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Pictsburg
Simpson
Iowa
Bethany
College of Emporia
Kansas Weseyan
Rockhurst
St. Benedict's
Kansas Wesleyan
Warrensburg
Wichita
Emporia
Pittsburg
Springfield
Southwestern
Fort Ha
College of Rae
Bi Ker
William Jewell
Fort Hays
Washburn
Kirksville
Oklahoma
Western Mliners Teachery
Kansas City
C.S.C
U.S.C
Baker
Missouri
McPherson
Western Illinois ‘Teachers
C.I.C
College Basketball Scores and Ex Kaiser Lecture Report
Basketball results list scores for Colgate, Cornell, Princeton, Virginia, Carnegie Tech, Yale Ohio State, Wisconsin, Iowa, Northwestern, Marquette, Missouri, Oklahoma, NYU, Fordham, Nebraska, Florida, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Tulane. Also notes ex Kaiser lecture at Doorn Holland in Corfu on temple of the Gorgons for Working Community members, plus a store fire at Parsons Jewelry, smoke with no damage. Thousands read Journal-World classified wage daily.
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Holland
Germany
Corfu
Parsons Jewelry
Massachusetts Street
Journal-World
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