Kansas Jayhawks vs Missouri Tigers opening Rig Six clash
Kansas and Missouri meet on the auditorium court for the opening Rig Six conference game as Kansas aims for a fifth straight title. The Jayhawks, idle since December 29, field a revamped lineup with Ebling Thompson Shaffer and Jorgensen in the starting group, while Missouri relies on Yowell Karpelman and Jorgensen in a key doubleheader weekend.
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Kansas
Missouri
Auditorium Court
Jayhawkers
He-K. U.quinter
Bengals
Kansas State
Tiger
Allen
Oyler
Harris
Ebling
Thompson
Shaffer
Pasyer Wells
Handley ‘Gray
Yowell Karpelman
Jorgensen
Allision Leads Field In 1932 Tennis Rankings Note
New York reports APRA rankings highlight Wilmer J. Allison of Austin Texas as a top 10 player for seven consecutive years and national standings show Lott Stoefen as No. 1 doubles team while Helen Hull Jacobs leads the women’s singles for a third time with Fabian close behind and various players listed in the year end top 10 rankings.
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New York
Chan
APRA
United States
Davis- Cun
Eam
Wilmer J. Allison
Austin
Texas
Allison
United States Lawn Tennis
Assoociation
Waniang
Lester
Stoefen
George Lott
Wineners
Fngland
Simon
Renues
Lott
Helen Hull
Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Sarah Palfrey Fabian
Brookline
Mass
Miss Jacobs
Fred Perry
John van Ren
Philadelphia
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Frankie Parker
Berkeley Bell
Sth
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Donald Bude
Pacific’ Coast
Youngster
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Aes
Mise. Iscoles
Fabyan
Carolyn Babcock
Los Angel
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Busy Week of Boxing Features Baer Olin and Canzoneri
A busy week in boxing features May Baer and Bob Olin as champions and Tony Canzoneri and Maxey Rosenbloom as former titleholders. Olin will show at Boston with Dick Madden, plus a 10-round bout in Lynn and a St Joseph matchup. Canzoneri fights Eddie Ran in Newark as the week’s key showcases unfold in New York.
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New York
Theight Business
May Baer
Bob
Olin
Tony Canzoneri
Maxey Rosenbloom
Ner
Boston
Dick’ Madden
Fanis
Zanatopolous
Lynn
Mass
Rosenbloom
al Stillman
Detroit
St. Joseph
Canri
Eddie Ran
Newark
Fragmented survey of biology and evolutionary ideas
The text oddly discusses human and insect development, citing teeth growth and larval life cycles. It riffs on evolutionary themes, mentioning imagined histories, praye intervals, and speculative traits like a crawling form with wings that never dies, with many garbled phrases and unclear sources.
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Tia
Ruth
Weilen
Ten Teams to Compete in Dual Swimming Meets
Ten teams sign up for intramural duals at K. UL with Acacia Kappa Sigma Delta Tau Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Chi Triangle and Beta Theta Pi. Events include sprints medley relays and freestyle races. Schedule lists matches by day with venues and times across January.
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K. UL
Acacia
Kappa Sigma
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma Chi
Triangle
Beta Thou Pi
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Gili
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Aid Triangle
Delta Tan
Pia Phi
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Achia Sys
Delta Tau
Phi Gam
Kappa Sig Ve. Signia Chi
Sig
Phi Delt
K. C. A. C. Indoor Meet Resumed March 2
The Kansas City Athletic Club to revive its annual invitation track meet on March 2 after a years’ gap. Club athletic director Dr L A L Reilly said efforts were under way to bring Glenna Cunningham to compete.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Lal Reilly
Glenna Cunningham
Relay program to feature Big Sis and college entrants
The text notes Bill Bonthron and nod running for the New York Athletic Club in a material race. Dr Reilly expects relays to spice the program with Big Sis and other colleges in the section likely to enter contestants.
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Bill Bonthron
New York Athletic Club
Dr. Reilly
Big Sis
Harvard Regains Coach Harlow After Quick Search
Harvard fills football post with Harlow, a 44 year old former Penn State and Colgate coach who led teams to championships in the army era. He will likely earn above $8,500 with a modest cut and serves as athletic director at Western Maryland earlier in his career.
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Richard Grosso
Maryland
Peli
Cilster
Talos
Casey
Crimson
Hie Bingham
Nerang
Dingshum Hia
Avith Harlow
Harvard
Miny
Phunk Mitchell
Harlow
Pennsylvanian State
Fran
Abe
Virginia Polytech
Colgate
Western Maryland
Poor track outlook for Simpson squad at Iowa State
Ames Iowa Jan 7 the poorest track outlook in years for coach Bob Simpson’s State squad as they train daily for an indoor campaign. The roster includes seven major lettermen eight numerals and notable freshmen with Tom Scott and Warren King among leaders and Wayne Lyon and Elton Whitmore expected to score in field events. Sophomore Tom Neal dominates hurdling and sprint duties while a strong weight crew features Paul Berger Joe Porter and Wilbur Kragger with other returning lettermen and new standouts listed.
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Iowa
Bob Simpson
Tom Scott
Younxzatown
Cyclones
Paul Berger
Manchester
Holler
Iowa State
Joe Porter
Marshall
Letterman
Will Toin
Wilbur Kragger
Davenport
Wayne Lyon
Des Moines
Eiton Whittmore
Coin
Rob Preeman
Olimwva
Shurdle
Russell Miller
Blanchard
Hunter
Tom Neal
Sioun City
Neal
Warren King
Muscatine
Henry Hoff
Omaha
Neb
Pole” Vantter
Lawrence Costigan
Buffalo
Shan Campbell
Fairfield
Olmes Brown
Diktaneoss
Whafield Uhinssen
Curroll
Trond Dumpery
Maynard Mellandy
Codwe Laplida
Thief
Willian Staufer
Cornell Datta
Deren Nla
Cunningham Wins Opening Race of 1935 Campaign
Cunningham wins his first race of the 1935 season at New York late May, defeating Gene Venzke by two yards in a flat track debut. Williaiy Ray of Manhattan College and Taree Wile Hammon of South Carolina also figure, while a crowd of about 5,000 witnesses the Ky UL runner’s early victory.
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Clon Cummminachavin
New York
LaterMlay
Faye
Gene Venzke
Williaiy Ray
Manhattan
Collec Stor
Wax
Hamaon
South Carolina
Southern Vonfervonen
Ehumplui
Wes
Cunningman
Venzke
Strong Riverside Golf Showdown Sets Winter Tour
Riverside contest features Charles Guest of Los Angeles posting 69 to pace a $2,000 amateur pro wolf tournament. Hollywood pro Al Barbee tied for second with 68 in best ball, while Jimmy Thomson Phil Finlay and Bryan Nelson Lieut. Bob Israel share runner up spots. Event moves to Hillcrest LA for a $400 prize, then Lakeside Hallwood and Los Angeles Open with larger purses.
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Riverside
Calif
Charles Guest
Los Anreles
Guest
Mariner
al Barbee
Hollywood
Jimmy_ Thomson
Long Beach
Phil Finlay
California
Bryan Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Bob Israel
Hilcrest Country Club
Los Angeles
Ninney
Kansas City Hosts Oklahoma City on Ice Tonight
Oklahoma City visits Kansas City for an ice bout after St Louis shut out Kansas City 6 to 0. St Paul leads Minneapolis by 8 in the Central league as Edmond, Oklahoma plans 1935 football opener against Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Kansans City
Dan
Tulsa
al Deader
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas
St.Paul
Central Loop
St. Paul
Edmond Jinks
Sooners
Oklahoma
Claude Reeds
Edmond
Okla
Edmond Boys
Norman
Charley Wantland
Rennie Owen
Kansas and Wichita clash over schedule amid Kan state issues
Kansas athletic officials weigh future football scheduling with Wichita U and St Benedicts as donors and fans press for a game at Wichita. KU rebuffed Wichita pressure, weighing policy to play Kansas colleges at Lawrence, while considering Washburn and St Benedicts as part of a restrained Kan State grid slate.
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St. Benedict’s College
Wichita A
Jayhawkers
Kansas Athletics Board
Wichita
Kanaas
Tittle
Ravens
D Jayhawkers
Colorado U. Kansas Athletic
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Ichabods
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Michigan State
St. Benedict's
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Wunter
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Hays
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Pittsburg
Sehuola
TRU
Jayhawk
Sean Will
K.U
St. Benedict’s
James Millikin
Warrenabuee
Jnshawkers
Kansas State
Big Six Basketball Week Ahead Across Missouri/Oklahoma
Oklahoma and Missouri teams clash in a busy Big Six schedule with Kansas State Missouri Oklahoma State Nebraska and Iowa State set to play at various sites. Local events note Christmas morning family reunion at Baldwin and Presbyterian church service with Leonard Edmonds speaking and Marie Stevens directing music.
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Walter’ Robinson
Sarah Robinson
Baldwin
Clare Clarridge
Clarridge
Brinking
Leonard Edmonds
Park College
Presbyterian Church
Leonard
Marie Stevens
K. U
Qskaloosr
Bowling Scores Spread Across Week Schedule
The week lists various college basketball and football matchups from Monday through Saturday including Washburn vs. , Bethany vs. College of Ki paria, Southwestern vs. Oklahoma City, Bethany vs. Ottawa, and Fort Hays State vs. Emporia Traders. The piece notes Willis Dusty of North Carolina State as the smallest quarterback in the Southern Conference at 150 pounds and 5 foot 7 inches.
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Associated Press
Mixcourt
Shaweence
Washburn
Ai St. Tours
Missouri
Kearney
Net
Gutnness
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Friends
Wich
Bethany
Baler
Baldwin
Drake
Dex Molnex
Fort Mas Stare
Wityburg
Plusbure
Waa
Willis
North Carolina State
Christmas Eve church trees and family gatherings in OsKaloosa
Christmas season in OsKaloosa centers on the Methodist tree donated for Sunday school and a nearby Presbyterian offer, with a large family reunion and many relatives from Topeka Lawrence and nearby towns gathering for Christmas across multiple homes. A 86 year old Mr Monroe and wife are noted as honored citizens, while many relatives and friends attended dinners and visited relatives during the holiday.
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Dudyre
Dy A. Becker
Decker
Biterprline
Mussel Hecker
Clete
Bian
Vley Talla
Deekoy
Parry
Mey
Tod
Tava Alexie
Hetle
Marilee
Mancow
Cinata Minny
Chen
Abe Gilbert
Topeka Onssintid
Gavats
Ke Fairholm Buekser
Mary Crind
Tom Edmonds
Kinane Chay
Ron Edmonds
Gutawa
Tavxlio Eloavinige and Sont
Mattie Borden
Lawwrence
San Ernest
Mon Mound
Monroe
Alpha Huddleston
Leland Huddleston
John Sutton
Charles
Richard Sutton
RE. A. Aherns
Olinda
Independence
Ohmann
Irene Bannon
Charles Davis
Albert Hamilton
Allert Jr
Dorothy Gabel
Manhattan
Mes
Arin Rhine Ad
Carl Stebbins
Sind Vaughter Rath
Weishaar Fami
Rl Weishaar
Nortonville
Fay’ Weishaar
John
Walker Coleman
Babh
Atchison
Fran Usines
John Haines
Evelyn Roberts
Topeka
B. P. Davis
Davis
Ly Davis
Ada Pennington
Luiz
Jacquemin
Jeannette
Local Socials and Visits Across Kansas and Missouri
Residents and visitors from Ottawa Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City share holiday events and gatherings. Families host dinners theater trips and church activities with neighbors relatives and friends from McLouth Mul Kansas City Topeka and surrounding areas. The Wild Horse school reports a delayed start due to measles while various hosts welcome guests from out of town during the season.
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Yankton
S. Dak
BE. CG. Steeper
B.C. Steeper
Lawrence
Pha Steeper
Steeper
Paul McDonald
Topeka
Dave Levine
Kansas City
Rew
A. Manowall
Ottawa
R. E. Live
William
North Church
Wild Horne School
R. Fr, Luce
H. A. Manewall
Eugene fUce
Emporia
Cecil Luce
McH
G. M. Baltis
McAllen
Tex
Marylin
Don Miller
Homer Riley
James
Marcellus, Mo
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