Bowling Tour Schedules Set At Elks Club This Week
The Elks Club announced schedules for upcoming bowling tourneys this week. Seven-back, ten-pin, and a ladies event feature eight seven-back teams with captains Reatz Haglund Wigton Epley McFarland Teter Albach and Pierson. Inter-night matches run tonight through Friday with top teams Dreyer Edmondson Riling Reatz Eliot, and women’s teams led by McKone Haglund Beal Fey and Teter.
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Durr
McDonald
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Bullock
Hartig
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Radcliffe
Parsons
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Shultz
Wigton
C. Houk
Null
Durland
Lawrence
Edmondson
Underwood
Gustafson
Roy Lawrence
Seidel
J. J. Riling
Miller
Shimmons
Farley
Martin
Hetzel
J. Houk
Alexander
Todd
Eliot
Allen
G. Houk
Carter
Young
F. Barteldes
Kelley
Kelso
Godding
F. W. Barteldes
Jones
Clark Swinley
Springer
Armstrong
Ise
Riley
Farris
Menger
Barteldes
Rilny
Dreyer
McKone
Johnson
McNish
Phillips
Houk
Beal
Fritzel
Yancey Brickens
Hanley
Fey
Hill
Adams
Wetzel, Jr
Stewart
Kallas Set to Wrestle Roscoe in Lawrence Show
John Kallas arrives in Lawrence for a wrestling match tonight at the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium against Roscoe. Doors open at 8, prelim boxing follows. Women admitted free with ticket holders as brisk sales begin. Part of proceeds aid the 137th Infantry mess fund.
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John Kallas
Lawrence
Bobby Roscoe
Chamber of Commerce
Kallas
Joplin
Roscoe
Tommy Dixon
M” Company
137Th Infantry
Indians Open Basketball Season Against Ottawa University
The Haskell Indians begin the season tonight at home versus Ottawa University. Ottawa is known for a fast Kansas conference program, so a good game is expected. Haskell appears stronger this year with a fully experienced squad, light and fast in build.
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Haskel Indians
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Redskins
Rosedale High Team Prepares After Coach Absence
The Rosedale high school basketball team prepares for Friday night at Rosedale under limited direction as Coach McDonald is absent due to his sister’s death. Donald Dowers leads practice this week as the squad readies for the game.
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Rosedale High School
Rosedale
Donald Dowers
McDonald
Acco
Boptol Tournament: girls battle to advance
Two girls battled through a tough round at the Boptol Tournament, forcing their way toward the semifinals by overcoming stiff competition and advancing despite challenging conditions.
Saturday Night Tops Crawford County Schools Grade School Tournament
Saturday night proved the most successful grade school basketball tournament ever held under Crawford County schools, drawing strong participation and community excitement across the event.
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Crawford Country Schools
Harlem Tommy Murphy Returns to Spotlight Past Glories Revived
New York January seven Associated Press notes shades of pugilistic glory return as Harlem Tommy Murphy, once a lightweight star, still serves as a state boxing judge at Madison Square Garden and has built wealth in Long Island real estate. He also taught at Crescent Athletic Club in Brooklyn for three years, remarking on peers who boxed in his era and now lack financial security.
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New York
Associated Press
Harlem
Tommy” Murphy
State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Murphy
Packey McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Knockout Brown
Abe Attell
Lefty Sproull Keys Army Victory in Honolulu Football
Former Kansas University star Lefty Sproull, then with the Eighth Field Artillery, scored as quarterback and his headwork helped the Army team beat the Navy 16 to 14 in Honolulu on December 22, according to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. His play helped compensate for Army being outgained on the ground.
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Lefty” Sproull
K. U
Eighth Field Artillery
Hawaiian Islands
Army
Navy
Honolulu
Notable spring sports planned across turf and ice
Seattle outlines spring plans for an outdoor horse show and polo tournament with international interest. The Westchester Club founded 1876 is cited as the pioneer polo body in the U S hockey rules date to 1883. Ernie Goozeman and Willy Levine set for a 14 round battle January 14 at East Chicago A C.
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Seattle
Ernie Goozeman
Willy Levine
East Chicago A. C
Pleasant Casegrats Laxative Claims Quick Relief
Fragments advertise a laxative product named Pleasant Casegrats promising relief from biliousness and constipation. Claims target men women and children with 30c, 25c, and 50c boxes available at drug stores, phrased in a dated sales tone.
Hillyard beats Kansas Jayhawkers by one in St Joseph
George Rody, a former Kansas star, scored the decisive last minute field goal as Hillyards defeated the Kansas Jayhawkers 28 to 26 at St Joseph Missouri. KansasCoach Allen praised two newcomers Belgard and Heckert and noted strong defense against DeBernardi Wulf and Reif.
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Jayhawker
Hillyard
Kansas Jayhawkers
Allen
Drake University
Robinson Gymnasium
DeBernardi
Wulf
Reif
Kansas
St. Joseph
Hillyards
Ackerman
Bob Mosby
Rody
K. U
Walf
Dr. Allen
Hecker
Belgard
Mosby
Renee ‘ Hillyards
Ee Wulf
Idereenards
Starbuck
Anna
Red” Brown
National Ski Jumping Championship Set for Brattleboro
Brattleboro Vermont hosts the National Ski Jumping Championship February 14 and 15 on the town hill promoted as the east’s best natural course. Some 100 jumpers from the United States and Canada, including Anders Haugen Henry Hall Victor Berger Nels Nelson Gunnar Atdhelson and collegiate entrants from McGill Dartmouth Wisconsin and Minnesota, are expected to compete for the title. The 740 foot course has a record jump of 160 feet, surpassing last year’s Minneapolis winner. The event marks the first time the national title contest is held in the east.
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Brattleboro
Associated Press
Denver
Minneapolis
East
Anders Haugen
Henry Hall
Victor Berger
Montreal
Nels Nelson
Revelstoke
British Columbia
Gunnar Atdhels
Would Change Trail Prompts Ottawa Lawrence Travel Meeting
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce may send reps to Ottawa for the Red Star Trail officers meeting in Ottawa Thursday night with Rotary. The Ottawa chamber suggests possible rerouting from Ottawa to Lawrence, risking another year of delay. The trail moves 200 to 800 tourists daily through Ottawa in season.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Chamber
Ottawa
Rotary Club
Good Roads Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
Kansas City
Lawrence
Olathe
Sparr suffers broken leg after cable strike incident
Sparr sustained a broken leg when a sand dipper cable broke and struck him on the leg this morning. He was taken to McDonell hospital where the bone was set. The injury proved quite painful.
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Red Sparr
Sparn
McDonell Hospital
Peace Plan Votes Open From 22 165 Submissions In Europe Task
On January 7 the United States begins voting on the plan selected by the American Peace Award as the best means for U S cooperation with other nations to secure world peace. The winner receives 100000 and half is paid now with remaining funds awaiting approval. The author remains anonymous until February votes conclude.
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New York
United States
Edward W. Bok
Bok
Dempsey to Box Gibbons Again in Return Match
Jack Dempsey has agreed to meet Tommy Gibbons in a return bout with venue and date undecided. Promoter James Mullen said Cleveland or Louisville are eager hosts and Derby Eve in Louisville is preferred. Dempsey indicated the fight would be on a percentage basis and arrangements will be set with Eddie Kane at a conference.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
James
Mullen
Chicago
Cleveland
Louisville
Deimasey
New York
Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Cloveland
Miami
Flaa San
Jack’ Kearns
Jack
Kearns
Lawrence Choral Union Rehearsal Scheduled Tomorrow Night
The Lawrence Choral Union will rehearse at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. The Messiah practices were suspended for Christmas holidays. Director Dean Donald M Swarthout seeks strong turnout and aims to prepare the oratorio for spring presentation. An executive committee meeting is set for 7 15 pm before the rehearsal.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Donald M. Swarthout
High Ae
Officer Recovers After Kaw Bridge Motorcycle Spill
Police officer Kerns was knocked unconscious when his motorcycle left the Kaw bridge. He regained consciousness quickly and sustained slight injuries, including a head cut from striking the pavement.
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Kerns
Kaw
Treasury Views Unchanged As Tax Revision Hopes Rise
Secretary Mellon asked the treasury actuarial staff to estimate government income under the Democratic tax revision plan. He stated that the proposal had not altered treasury views with respect to the administration’s program. The piece notes historical shifts in New Year dating, mentioning Charles IX’s 1564 decree for January 1 as year start.
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Treasury
Washington
Mellon
Charles IX
Castoria Ad Claims Relief for Infants and Colic
An old style advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria claiming relief for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It asserts calming feverish symptoms and aiding digestion for natural sleep with the genuine product bearing its signature.
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Fletcher
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