Nebraska Hosts All Lincoln In Big Six Opener
The Kansas Jayhawks travel to Lincoln to face the Nebraska Huskers in the season's first Big Six conference game. Tipoff is at 8 p.m. with Ray Ebling making his conference debut for Nebraska and Dick Wells set to guard center for Kansas. Coach Browne lists Widman Parsons Boswell Lenney Coppile as starters amid Nebraska's reputation as the "bad boys" of the circuit with a history of seven player bans from nine fouls.
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Lincoln
Huskers
University of Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Nebraska
Iowa State
Copple
Alsho
Wernner
Dick Wells
Kantee
Ebling
Raymond Ebling
Lindsborg
W.H. Browne
Widman
Parsons
Boswell
Lenney
Coppile
Nebraska Em
Smith Wins Tourney at Los Angeles Open
Los Angeles January 9 AP Mac Donald Smith at 43 captured the Los Angeles Open with a 280 at the rugged Los Angeles Country Club course earning 1 450 prize money He held a commanding lead over George Von Elm and Willie Hunter who trailed as darkness halted them on the 17th hole Dutra and Young Paul Runyan pressed to a distant finish Smith built his margin by seven strokes in the final 18 holes while facing stiff competition from the era's greats through the chronicle of a dramatic last round involving a spectator incident and mishaps on the 7th hole that altered the field.
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Los Angeles
MacDonald Smith
Los Angeles Country Club
Smith
George von Elm
Willie Hunter
von Elm
Hunter
Dutra
Santa Monica
Paul Runyan
White So Nly
Giants Send Contracts to World Champions Roster
Contracts for 35 members of the New York Giants, the world champions, were mailed after the team’s World Series victory. Secretary Tierney says those who contributed most to last year’s success have been retained, with few differences of opinion expected on a general salary revision. Manager Bill Tierney plans a five year deal.
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New York
New York Giants
Jim
Tierne
Tiarney
Giants
Bill Térey
Washington Seniots
NC State names new football coach contract terms
South Bend Indiana January 41 AP Heartly Hank Anderson signed a three year contract to coach football at North Carolina State College but will not hire assistants until February 4. He said he would seek Frank Reese who served as backfield coach last year.
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South
Bend
Ind
Hank) Anderson
North Carolina State College
Frank Reese
Basketball results from scattered college games
Pairings and scores from a chaotic clipping show multiple colleges and teams. Duke led Davidson early while Western Kentucky and Purdue posted wins. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Northwestern posted competitive showings. Several entries appear garbled with misread team names and stray digits.
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AB the Associar
Duke
Davidson
Wheaton College
Philadelphia Osteopaths
Centre
Berer
Western Kentucky
Dirtvinctium Southern Zu
Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Western Illinois
Car
North Dakota
South Dakota
Sta
Tulane
Ity
Misthansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas Teac
Strange As It Seems by John Hix Recalls Tasso and The Morning Star
Fragmentary diary style notes recount John Hix's odd reflections on the sixteenth century writer and the pope inviting him to Rome. It mentions Tasso's confinement in an insane asylum and eventual release by Alfonso, duke of Ferrara. The piece also touches on star names and a boxing or wrestling contest timing.
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John Hix
Toraliate
Madne
Nana
Gen
Alfonso
Ferrara
Tasso
Indoor Mile Rivals Loom As Kansas Star Faces Tough Field
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas faces a stellar indoor mile lineup led by Bonthron Beccali and Venzke as rivals. Cunningham plans to compete in New York Boston and other cities, racing three major one miles while meeting most top contenders in the Baxter Mile at Madison Square Garden. Bonthron Beccali are expected to challenge him most, with Venzke emerging from collegiate ranks.
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Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas Renner
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glen Dawson
Oklahoma
Cunningham
Bonthron
New York
Boston
Butler
Ind
Buffalo
N.Y
Columbia
New
Ames
Madison Square Garden
Beccali
Kansas
Venzke
I Ho
Bontkran
Tieccali
Jack Lovelock
Venz
Wrestling results from last night across several bouts
The wrestling card listed several featherweight and light heavyweight results with multiple bouts. Notable notes include Ray Steele of Glendale losing in one hour four minutes, Jimmie Hefner defeating Sherman Fens, and Jn Jvita of Cola beating Nanjoo Singh from India. other matches included Jack Sherry of Cohumy Ohio and Johnny Atkins of Poe Kateas drawing.
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Associated Ress
New
Johnson and Piper Lead Liners to Missouri Valley Win
Johnson and Piper, former Oklahoma stars, scored 23 points to lift the Kansas City Stage Liners to a 40 to 17 victory over the Oklahoma City team in a Missouri Valley AAU league game. Johnson had five field goals and two free throws. Piper added nine free throws and a field goal as the Liners won their third straight.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Bill Johnson
University of Kansas
Ray Piper
Phillips University
Johnson
Viner
State Liners
Dairymen
Chicago Fast Freights
Hutchinson Renos
Bob Givenix
Renos
Mehringer Debut Draw Sparks Kansas City Wrestling Night
Pete Mehringer, KU football and wrestling star, made his pro mat debut in Convention Hall Kansas City Missouri. He wrestled Johnny Atkins to a 15 minute draw before a large crowd including Lawrence fans. The match drew praise as the card’s most genuine wrestling affair with furious exchanges and strong crowd approval.
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Pete Mehringer
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Mehringer
Johnny Atkins
Gabe Kaufman
K. U
Lawrence
Lawrence and Oread High Teams Set To Clash Tonight
Lawrence and Oread high schools meet at 7:30 PM in the Lawrence High School gym. The second teams play at 6:30 PM. Coach BE Wool aims to use several Lawrence players after a 28 to 14 loss to Topeka last Friday, with Robert Stoland noted for a key center role.
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BE. A. Wool
Lawrence High School
Oread High
Evmnasium
Church interchurch basketball results and upcoming games
Last night Friends beat Evangelical 39 to 0 and Presbyterians defeated Unitarians 52 to 7 on the junior high court. Tonight Lutherans meet Methodists at 7 30 and Catholics face Christians at 8 30 with more games scheduled Thursday including Contre National vs Evangelical at 7 30 and Baptists vs Centenary M. E. at 8 30.
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Friends Five
Presbyterians
Lutherans
Methodist
Evangelical
Baptists
Centenary M._E
Messer
Friends
Houk
Morrison
Presbyterian Center
Cole
White
Underwood
Stent
Tuttle
Col White
MTORS
Loveless
Dounson
King Levinsky Schmeling bout canceled by purse row
Chicago January 9 AP Leaning Lena Levy sister manager to King Levinsky denounces the purse split dispute that led to canceling the February 16 title bout with Max Schmeling at Chicago Stadium. Joe Jacobs demanded 42 percent while Levinsky hoped for 21 1/2 percent prompting threats of no fight. Jacobs shifted to a 15 round bout with Steve Hamas in Philadelphia February 14 as Schmeling prepares to train.
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Chicago
Lena Levy
King Levinsky
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Levinsky
Jacobs
Lena
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Baer
Schmeling
King
Sharkey
Baldwin News Highlights Local Socials and Arrivals
Friday in Topeka Dr. Jamies Chubb visited Rev and Mrs Harold Case. Ralph W Hoffman of Enterprise named president and GM of Flour Mills of America, succeeding brother Thad I Hoffman who died December 20. Mrs Harold Flickinger returned from Boston trip. weather 14 below. Lawrence trip brings W H Dempsey home from Memorial hospital after injuries. Miss Norma Lockwood appointed to aid in CWA art projects. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met January 3 at First Methodist with reports on faith, missions, and biographies.
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Jamies Chubb
Topeka
Harold Case
Ralph W. Hoffman
Enterprise
The
Flour Mills of America
Thad I. Hoffman
Baldwin
Mabel Cutler
Hoffmans
Harold Flickinger
Boston
John Schultze
Melvern
Bernard H. Schultze
L Campbell
Coralie Campbell
Carol Campbell
New York City
UE. Helcombe
Hale. Steele
G. J. Hunt
Acha Hunt
Floy Liston
Anna Lewis
Ira Christie
Jessie King
Norma Lockwood
Grace T’reston
Clyde Stewart
Lawrence
W. H. Dempsey
Memorial Hospital
CWA
Oliver Johnson
Kansas
First Methodist Church
Clark
Rose
Case
Julius Smith
H. E. Wolfe
Rsther
Iva Kitsiam
Mabel Carter
Dunham
Warsas City
Jesse Cook
Lt . Baker
Holidays in Kearney Missouri Bring Family Visits
Local notices recount visits from Mrs. Hoefer and McHenry family members in Baldwin and nearby towns. Fragments mention Topeka guests Mary and Jack Jr and plans of Frances Wilson to China. Community events include Dr Chubb’s address in Kansas City and a P E O Sisterhood meeting at Mrs Chubb’s home with a musical program.
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Kearney
Morris
Jack Hoefer
Ihildren
Mary
Jack, Jr
Topeka
Baldwin
Forrest M. Hartley
Claude B. Beeks
Kansas City
Beeks
Baldwin State Bank
Frances, Wilson
Ethel Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Tsunon
China
Cheeloo University
Miss Wilson
Holy Land
Kansas
James Chubb
Ottawa
Oakley Methodist Church
New Year Socials and Family Gatherings Reported in Prospect
Mrs Henry Rohe and sister Mrs Martin Rohe Jr spent New Year’s Day with kin. Winds of stories note Marian and Maxine Madi and Schellack sisters returning to Emporia for college. Several gatherings at the Houseman and Speicher homes, funeral attendance for Miss Mary Finnerty, tractor repairs run to Kansas City, and various dinners and oyster suppers mark the social scene around Prospect.
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Henry Rohe
Martin Rohe
Marian Madi
Maxine Schellack
Emporia
Cee Belle
Beulah Rohe
il-Russell
Rohe
Wilbur Sirievaat
Tueshohe Evenine
Clarence" Houseman
Lucille and
Arveldn’ Chaney
Ruth
Trislma
Dorothy Parsons
Beatrice Johnson
Mabel Edler
Mary Rohe
Ruth Breithaupt
Charles
Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Bertha
Theresa
Charles ‘Speicher
Mary Finnerty
Baldwin
Henry Roche
John Chaney
Kansas City
Albertacobson
Charles Soward
Martin Rohé
Theresa Speicher
Henry
Osgood “Armstrong
Lecorapton
Albert Edter
Ray_ Breithaupt
Eileen
Edith Jo
Mary
Beverly
June Kretsinger
Orta Kretsinger
Kansas
Beulah
Cyril
June. Neis
John Neis
Glenn
George Rohe
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