Kansas Jayhawks Build Indoor Track Squad Under Huff
Kansas University coach H J Huff prepares a balanced indoor track team for a busy slate starting February with the K G A C meet in Kansas City and the Missouri Kansas dual meet. Captain Bernard Frazier leads seven lettermen Rooney Hinshaw Youngman Fortune Shureman and Dodd among others vying for spots as recent graduates created gaps in sprints relays and field events.
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Huff
K. G. A.C. Meet in:Convention Hall, Kansas City, Mo., and Dr. H. J. Huff
Jayhawk
Ate Ee
Kansas Tracksters
Drn Huff
Jayhawkers
Mount Oread
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Bernard
Poco
Grady
McInerney
Edelblute
Cooper
Sarvis
Underhill
Spaingler
Cash
Aggies Edge Purdue In Narrow Wrestling Meet
Purdue University lost its season opener to the Aggies 24 to 6 in Ames. Key results: 116 pounds Patterson (Aggies) defeated Weintraub. 125 Fickle (Aggies) over Molysiak. 135 Brown (Aggies) over Pweedle. 145 Robinson (Purdue) defeated Akop. 155 Warner (Aggies) over Walsmith. 165 Chapman (Aggies) over Hadley in overtime. heavyweights Hooker (Purdue) over Errington.
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Purdue
Trey
Brown
Aggies
Pweedle
Robinson
Akop
Warner
Walsmith
Chapman
Hadley
McKibben
Agaies
Ted Sickle
Hooker
Ted Errington
Arcies
Global spread of basketball and sportsmanship drive growth
Dr James Naismith originator of basketball notes eighteen million players worldwide. He cites school networks from Springfield MA and the M G A as spreading the game, with rules adopted globally and foreign interest rising. The article commends the joint rules committee led by L W St John and promotes a Sportsmanship First code including keep rules, faith, temper, fitness, and a clean mind.
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James Naismith
Naismith
Springfield
Mass
Greece
Turkey
Iso
Germany
France
Europe
Ernest C. Quigley
Japan
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Collees
Sports
Rose Street
New York City
Big Six Basketball Opening. Aggies Lose to St Louis
The Kansas Aggies opened Big Six play with a 39 to 22 loss to St. Louis University. Six more games are on the slate this week including KU versus Oklahoma on Saturday. Other matches include Kansas at Ames, Lincoln, and Omaha, with various conference showdowns on the schedule.
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St. Louis University
Escay
St. Louis
Ranggs Aggies
Washington
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Ames
Kansas
Seales
Sturday
Linco
Essourt
Nebraska
Oklaha
Omaha
Abeios
Creighton
Lawrence High Grid Captain Birch to Lead 240-Pound Backfield
iL H Marshall Birch, a 240 pound guard and grid captain on Lawrence High School’s undefeated team, is poised to lead Melvin Griffin’s protégés next fall after being elected at a team banquet. Birch has won three football letters and is a key force on the red and black line. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C E Birch of 2305 Vermont Street.
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Marshall
Birch
Lawrence
Wll
Melvin Griffin
Husky
Lawrence High
C. E. Birch
Vermont Street
Kansas grapplers named for season opener in Norman
Coach Leon Bauman announced the University of Kansas wrestling squad for the opening meet at Oklahoma. Tryouts last week set the lineup except 176 pounds. Ross Miller and Carl Cummings clash to decide the 176 bench. The balance includes Anderson 115, Bratton 125, Stough 135, Cox 145, Hatton 155, Church 165, and Schroeder heavyweight.
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University of Kansas
Norman
Okia
University of Oklahoma Grapplers
Leon Bauman
K. U
Bauman
Lawrence
Ross Miller
Carl Cummings
Terris Pilkington and Rivers Mets in Notable Wins
By the Associated Press report, Sid Terris of New York outpointed Jackie Pilkington in a ten round bout. Joe Rivers of Kansas City outpointed Eddie Anderson of Casper. Babe Hunt of Tulsa and Big Boy Peterson of New Orleans drew in a 10 round match. Spug Myers of Chicago outpointed A McCoy of St Louis, Johnny Melton of Indianapolis, a Black fighter, knocked out Eddie Walsh of Chicago in a 2 round bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Sid Terris
Jackie Pilkington
St. Louis
Joe Rivers
Kansas City
Eddie Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Tulsa
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Big Boy! Peterson
New Orleans
Drew
Peoria
Spug” Myers
Chicago
A .McCoy
Johnny Melton
Indianapolis
Eddie Walsh
Southeast Kansas adopts new football rating plan
The Southeastern Kansas Athletic League prepares a unified rating method for football and basketball to prevent past divisions. A Davis on Fort Scott High leads a questionnaire to league leaders including Coffeyville High and WW Bass, aiming to mail the rating form this week. Braves travel to Atchison for Haskell Indians clash as last year’s close defeat lingers. Revival at Friends Church screens Miss Silvia Frazier with daily 7:30 pm services and a Wednesday 2:30 pm session inviting all.
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Kans
Southeastern Kansas Athletic League
S. Davison
Fort Scott High School
WW. Bass
Coffeyville High School
Davisor
Braves
Atchison
Haskell
F. W. McDonald
Eg Ward
Lawrence
St. Benedicts College
Indians
Réedskins
Kansas City University
Friends Church
Delaware Street
Silvia Frazier
Toom
Farm Bureau delegates attend Kansas meeting in Topeka
A. L. Gilkison county farm agent attended the Kansas State Farm Bureau meeting in Topeka. Douglas County Farm Bureau delegates named were Mr. and Mrs. Asa R. Colman.
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Farm Bureau
A. 'l. Gilkison
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Topeks ‘Oway
Asa R. Colman
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas basketball squad drills in Albuquerque
Special to the Journal World reports the Kansas Jayhawkers stopping in Albuquerque New Mexico for two long workouts on the University of New Mexico court. drills focused on fundamentals with emphasis on aggressive offense. Floyd Ramsey, sidelined by an early season hand injury, shows promise to start at center in the January 12 conference opener vs Oklahoma. Rub Thomason also gaining form as Kansas eyes a stronger performance on the road.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Oakland
Calif
Kansas
Lawrence
University of New Mexico
Jayhawkers
Allen
Floyd Ramsey
Oklahoma
Wrence
K. U
Rub” Thomason
Barrel omen and a Kansas Day banquet address
A news fragment recalls players joking on a taxi ride to the ball park. A bottle of luck barrels omen amuses them, while Old Jack Quinn fears the omen may favor hitters over pitchers. The piece notes Foster to be speaker at the University registrar George O. Foster accepting an invitation to the Kansas Day club banquet.
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AL Demareeicher
New York Giant
Philadelphia Athletics
Ball Park
Jack Quinn
Jack
George O. Foster
University
Kansas Day Club
Those Enrolling Late Will Get Full Credit In Leadership School
The second session of the Leadership Training school will be held Wednesday night at the First Christian church in Tinneapolis. Those who missed the first session due to illness may start this week and still earn full credit by attending an extra evening to complete nine periods of class work.
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First Christian Church
C. A. Richard
Richard
Mr. Richard
D. H. Spencer
J. H. Luxton
Fire in Residence Ends Early After Smoke Pipe Near Partition
A fire caused by a smoke pipe too close to a partition in Mrs. Ruby Thomas residence at 1460 Tennessee Street was extinguished by the fire department early. Visitors were invited to inspect the work as chapel services and class schedules were noted for the week.
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Ruby Thomas
Tennessee Street
Blaze causes little damage as GA Cowboy visits Kansas City
This morning a small fire caused minimal damage while GA Cowboy was in Kansas City for the day, drawing brief attention to the event.
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Cowboy
Kansas City
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