Oklahoma and Kansas Open 1932 Conference Play
Oklahoma meets Kansas in Norman at 7 30 p m in the field house to begin the 1932 Big Six season. Oklahoma stars include Andy Beck Elvin Anderson and Erryl Bross with Harald LeCrone Percy Main and Howard Brockman in the lineup. Kansas counters with Ted O Leary and Bill Johnson while Gordon Graalma and Grady Jackson miss the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Oklahoma
O'Leary
W Beck
Harrington Anderson Johnson
LeCrone Page
Grady
Dwight Ream
Wash
Umm
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Hush McDermott
Forrest C
University of Kansas
Kansas Oklahoma
O. U
Doctor Allen
Hilltop
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Kansas State Agricultural College
Jayhawkers
McDermott
Andy Beck
Oklahoma City
Elvin Anderson
Erryl Bross
el Reno
Harald LeCrone
Percy Main
Clinton
Charles Grady
Howard Brockman
Tulsa
el Crone
Main
Brockman
Ted O'Leary
Bill Johnson
O’leary
Johnson
Fragmentary notes on trees and strange claims from past texts
A jumbled OCR excerpt discusses dwarf trees and growth patterns, mentions acorns and centuries of growth, and shifts to odd claims about beer in Manila prisons and transparent eels. It references Sir Walter Raleigh’s embalmed head and mourners in bottles, then ends with a plea for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raleigh
Kansas Relays to Award No Prizes This Year
The tenth annual Kansas Relays will crown winners with glory only as no watches cups or medals will be awarded due to a tight athletic budget. The decision, announced earlier in the week, keeps the event on track despite fund difficulties. Dr F C Allen cited the meet as a national draw ahead of the Olympic Games and a reason to proceed.
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F. C. Allen
KK. A
Kansas
K. A
Lawrence
Kansas City
Missouri
Tigers
K. U
KR. U
Kansas Board
Giant scout Kinsella signs up elusive pitcher tale
A collage of notes recounts Kansas and Missouri matchups and non conference games while detailing a long oddball tale of Rube Marquard and baseball scout Dick Kinsella. The piece ends noting Washburn hosts Oklahoma Aggies for a historic first meeting with Washburn January 13.
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Rube Marquard
Blossom Seeley
Dick” Kinsella
Marquard
Kinsella
Rube
Winner Explains Coup at Agua Caliente Track
Agua Caliente January 9 AP report details Baron Long horse owner admitting he manipulated mutuel odds in Linden Tree bet by wagering 1000 dollars with an eastern commissioner and distributing 3500 among other horses. He claims the stunt boosted Linden Tree’s odds to 21.40 and earned him about 9700 dollars on the stake.
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Agua Caliente
Baron Long
Iamin
Linden Tree
George Drumheller
Long
Lawrence Roller Hockey Teams Face Red Wing Club
The Lawrence roller hockey team meets the Red Wing club Sunday at 9 PM in Kansas City Kansas at 2417 Metropolitan Avenue. Lawrence starters include Captain Charles Berry center Jess Busch left wing Kart Bartz right wing Harold Sawyer guard Leonard Cameron goalie. Red Wing starters are Joe Strimple center Charles Barker left wing Jim Miller captain right wing Clarence Crumet guard Martin Miller goalie. Joe Zimmerman and Bus Miller are substitutes.
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Lawrence
Red Wing
Kansas City
Kan
Metropolitan Avenue
Charles Berry
Jess Busch
Kart Bartz
Harold Sawyer
Leonard Cameron
Jare
Joe Strimple
Charles Barker
Jim Miller
Clarence Crumet
Martin Miller
Joe Zimmerman
Bus Miller
Elks Bowling Scores and College Quip from Delaware
Lawrence recreation center match results list scores for Gus Berger and others with high game 327 and totals up to 428. Names include Menger Mertz and Mrs Wise, with Telephone Company and Professors Seldom in Error noted. Ohio Wesleyan University joke claims professors use only one eraser per year.
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ELKS
Gus Berger
Eb Berger
Menger
Mertz
Ladh
Lawrence Recreation
Topeka Tops Locals 17 to 11 In Openers
Topeka high school dedicated its new gym by defeating Lawrence high 17 to 11 in the Northeast Kansas league opener. Landes starred with five points, while Haugh led Lawrence with four. Both teams used eight players as coaches Weaver and Ulm shuffled lineups in a tight defensive contest.
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Topeka High School
Lawrence High
E. B. Weaver
Trojans
Landes
Joe Ulm
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Topeka
Hormuth
Franklin
Haugh
Lee
Dittemore
Conner
Bonebrake
Ireland
Vicory
Robinson
Weaver
Ulma
Gyer
Ilajece
Nebraska Cagers Score Upset Win Over Cyclones
The Nebraska basketball team upset Iowa State 28 to 24 in Ames on January 9, opening the 1902 Big Six season with a strong defensive effort. Nebraska led late in the game after a 14-14 halftime tie, using stalling to preserve their advantage and finish with the victory. Hawk of Iowa State was the top scorer with four field goals.
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Ames
University of Nebraska
Iowa State
Huskers
Cyclones
Hawk
Iowa
Nebraska
Henrion
Mason
Ludwis
Thompson
Heitm Trank
Templeton
Vinland High Beats Baldwin High 26 to 14
Vinland high school defeated Baldwin high 26 to 14 at Vinland last night in a fourth straight win for the Vinland five. They previously beat Linwood twice and Eu dora once. Vinland to host Perry next Friday. coach Howard Jones of USC formerly coached at Duke University.
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Vinland High School
Baldwin High
Vinland
Vinland Five
Linwood
Eudora
Perry
Howard Jones
Southern California Trojans
Duke University
Pittsburg Stopped by Maryville in Narrow 20 18 Wordplay Battle
Maryville cagers defeat Pittsburg 20 to 18 in a late season clash snapping the Gorillas sensational 48 game winning streak. Pittsburgh’s loss comes without forward Ratzlaff who recently broke a bone in his foot. The item contrasts with long-standing records and calls for Kansas officials to resolve budgeting and athletic governance swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Maryville
K. Wand
Oklahoma
Knute Rockne
Eudora Wins First Kaw Valley League Game
Eudora high school beat Bonner Springs 17 to 15 at Bonner Springs to claim its first Kaw Valley League victory. Bonner Springs led 12 to 11 at halftime as both teams tightened defense in the second half. The Eudora B team also defeated Bonner Springs B 16 to 1.
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Bonner Springs
Eudora High School
Bonner Springs High
Eudora
Adora
Willner
Sullivan Memorial Medal to Honor Outstanding Athlete 1931
ALN GOULD F. reports the Amateur Athletic Union will award the James E Sullivan Memorial Medal for outstanding amateur athlete of 1931. Berlinger Madison Moody lead the final ballot, with Ouimet Wood and Vines among top contenders. Vines praised by Van Orman, while Maryland’s Poppelman favored as an unsung back despite strong showing.
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Barney Berlinger
Amateur Athletic Union
Janes E. Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Helene Madison
Serlinger
Helen Wills Moody
Berlinger
Madison
Moody
South Africa
Harvard
Barry Wood
Ellsworth Vines
Francis Ouimet
Quimet
Wood
Vines
James E. Sullivan
Ouimet
Clarence DeMar
Associated Press
Quinet
Dan Ferris
Basketball results roundup with scattered scores
Associated Press style rundown lists numerous game scores from college and high school teams. Entries include Bucknell, Western Illinois, Washington University, Southwestern, Wichita, McPherson, Grinnell, Wyoming, Denver, Montana, Brigham Young, Stanford Oregon, Hutchinson, Arkansas City, Kansas City, Ottawa, Olathe, Wyandotte, Lawrence, Wellington, and more with varied outcomes and locations.
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Associated Press
Bucknell
Western
Ellinois Teachlown State
Washington Universi- Southwestern
Wichita
U. McPherson College
Texas
Grinnell
Wyoming
Denver U
Arhaneas
Voloramehers Ul
Montana
Wichita Henrys
Brigham Young
of California
Los Angeles
Stanford
Oregon
Ste
Washington
Hutchinson Jl College
Arkansas City
Dr College
McCoogh
College
Garden City
Kan
Kansas High School
Ottawa
Olathe &Atchiami
Wyandette
Lawre
Columbus
Honeangre
Hita North
1St High
Wellington
Community gathering and visits fill Topeka holiday weekend
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thatcher and friends from Modoc spent Saturday evening at the W Q Slusser home. The Breck family from Paola visited the Oliver Peterson home. The Joly Quilters meet with Mrs George Hook Friday afternoon then quilt with Mrs Chas Goffman on Tuesday January 12. Clyde Moses family and Earl Stowe and others from Lawrence were dinner guests of the C Smiths. Mrs Cecil Button visited Kanwaka Good Will Club at Laughlin’s. Miss Alta Slusser visits Mrs Jim Wright in Lawrence. Jennie Adams spent the weekend visiting at the Mark home.
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Lawrence Thatcher
Cine
Robert
Modoc
Topeka
W. Q. Slusser
3. Breck
Paola
Oliver Peterson
Joly
George Hook
Chas. Goffman
Clyde Moses and
Chas. Coffman
Earl Stowe
Lawrence
Harold
Neva
Hazel
Garret
Mr. Church of
C. Smith
Cecil Button
Ed Buerman
Kanwaka
Jennie Adams
The
Mark
Local Residents Attend Various Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs George Eddy from Kansas City spent Sunday at Pierson home. The Piersons drove to Lawrence last Friday to attend a Rebekah party at IOOF hall. Mrs McLinn and three children from Blue Mound stayed a week with Gregorys, with Mr McLinn visiting Sunday for Mrs Margaret McLinn. Vern Swallow learned his relatives arrived from Los Angeles after a pleasant trip. Walter Wulfkuhle and family attended a Stull program Thursday. Alice Carver weekended in Topeka with cousin Gladys Anderson. James Osborn and family of Lawrence stayed Tuesday at W O Slusser home. Rista Yount and Mrs Rilla Price of Pomona with Mrs J T Grayson of Lawrence called Saturday at C E Stanwix home. Mr Bradshaw of Kansas City dropped by C E Stanwix home Sunday. Orville Smith and family drove to Burlingame for New Year’s with Mrs Smith’s mother, Mr and Mrs Davis.
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Walter Wulfkuhle
Stull
Alice Carver
Topeka
Gladys Anderson
James Osborn
Lawrence
W. O. Slusser
Rista Yount
Rilla Price
Pomona
J. T. Grayson
C. E. Stanwix
Bradshaw
Kansas City
C.E
Funeral Attendees Remember Miss Hattia Riggs in Lawrence
Miss Hattia Riggs funeral held at Rumsey funeral home in Lawrence Tuesday afternoon attended by Mr and Mrs Fred Kampschroeder Mrs Carl Woodward Mrs Jim Allison and Mrs Chas Nemic. Other items note Ralph Anderson improved from illness and various local visits across Lawrence Topeka and surrounding areas with several residents mentioned by name and place.
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Fred Kampschroeder
Carl Woodward
Jim Allison
Chas. Nemic
Hattia Riggs
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence
Ralph Anderson
Cletus Lehmann
Arthur Losh
Martina
Eileen
Adine Johnson
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Oklahoma Star
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Bross
Gordon Graalma
Grady Jackson
MelDermott
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Philippines
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Manila
Ruder
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Lars Cow
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Auten Cole
Johns Hopkins
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Homie
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Oxlahoma AG
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Kansas Relays
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Desdeen
Savannah High School
Lafayette High
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Londo Gr
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Kotsonaros
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Gig
Kansas State
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Drake
Des Alpines
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Oklahoma Aggie
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Aggie
Sooner
Oklahoma University
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Asua Caliente
Capitol City
Nebraska Cagers
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Creighton
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Bluejays
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Jayhawker
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Howard Beresford
University of Colorado
Lyle S. Powell
Beresford
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Duluth
Duluth Hornets
MLS
Maribel
Boston
TWEVE
Sportslan Lants
Aln Gould
of Poppelman
Maryland
Ray van Orman
Johns Hopkins University
New York
Poppelman
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Sarber
Clinton-Belvoir
Rent-A-Ford CO
Steve and
Irma
Steve
Irmas
Alexander
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