Kansas State Here Friday Night
The University of Kansas basketball team meets Kansas State on the auditorium court at 7:30 tomorrow in their third Big Six game of the week. Kansas will start Allen, Ebling, Wells, Gray, and Kappeliman, while Kansas State projects Stoner, Thornbrough, Freeland, Railsback, and Ayres. Officials are E C Quigley and Ed Cochrane.
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Missouri coach Faurot vows better football material
Columbia Jan 10 AP The University of Missouri must have better football material to contend for the Big Six title says new coach Don Faurot in a student publication interview. He blames a too-difficult schedule and material below the school’s needs, but approves next year’s slate and outlines a team-oriented system. He cites a blend of Warner and Rockne as his technical model and stresses overall play over star individuals.
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Strange as It Seems by John Hix recounts a grand tale
A scrambled column by John Hix derails into sea shipping lore and a world endurance record. It recalls European tea trades, ship arrivals, and a harmonica performance by Paul Robinson, tied to a strange sequence of events and a public display system.
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Basketball results from scattered college games
AP wire report lists various small college scores including Peru Neb State, Northeast Oklahoma, Central, Teachers, Bak Bethel, North Texas A and M, and Garden City with mixed wins and losses. The text is fragmentary, showing team names and partial scores such as 38 23 and 31, with several misspellings and incomplete entries.
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Haskell Boxing Show Opens Season at Indian Gym
The first Haskell boxing show of the season will be held tomorrow night at 7 80 oclock in the Indian gymnasium with the Braves facing Lincoln Neb MCAs boxers. At least 11 bouts are scheduled from 110 to 172 pounds. referees and judges are Roy Lawrence Charles Radcliffe and Clarence Wilson. Announcer C C Carr. Admission 40 cents.
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Baker Wildcats Maintain Winning Court Streak
Baker defeats Warrensburg Mules 33 to 24 at home extending a season streak with early lead held throughout. Schrey and Heine led Baker while Steiner powered Warrensburg in a close conference game. Glenn Cunningham plans graduate work at Iowa for indoor meets while Don Cunningham seeks an apartment in Town City. Bethany College loses to Peru Teachers College 33 to 26 at Lindsborg marking a third attempt in basketball.
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Allen wants rule changes to raise baskets and shrink ball
Associated Press sport piece profiles Phog Allen, Kansas coach, pushing discussion on higher baskets and smaller ball to curb dunking and ease scoring. He cites experiments with Illinois coach Craig Ruby and Missouri's George Edwards, notes backboard projection and ball size improvements, while aiming for public opinion and financial appeal.
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High School Coaches Shaped by Faurot Ties in Missouri
In Missouri, 36 high school coaches trained under Don Faurot, then Tiger head coach, transferring successors to Kirksville Teachers College era. The piece notes ongoing debates on experimental game rules and backboard positions, with a midseason rules committee meeting anticipated to revise stationing as usual.
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Lead Maintained in Six Day Bicycle Race
Frank Bartell and Freddie Zach held their lead in Kansas City's six day bicycle race after a 12 hour session while setting a new world sprint record by riding 20 miles in an hour of sprints. The leading team now has 2000 points with Piet van Kempen and Torchy Peden 1500 points behind. Other teams trail with gaps as several pairs are listed, and a pair was forced out by exhaustion with a new team formed.
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Ernest Miller
St Paul and Greyhounds Queen City Clash Tonight
Nulan beat Oklahoma City 2 to 1 to stay 4 points ahead in the AHA race as St Louis broke St Pauls win streak in an inter league match. Greyhounds schedule shows games at Plamorice Palace tonight and January 15 Tulsa Oilers at Kansas City.
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Remaining Games in Interchurch League Schedule
The Interchurch League basketball schedule for the rest of the season is announced. Play resumes tonight and runs through March 7 with multiple matches across Jan 28 to Mar 7 including Catholic vs Centenary, Presbyterian vs Lutheran, Unitarian vs Methodist, and other pairings.
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Debts Start for Lott and Stoefen on Pro Tennis Road
New York January 10 AP report notes George Lott and Lester Stoefen began their professional careers with a loss at Madison Square Garden before 14 816 fans. Promoter Bill O’Brien paid them $20 000 net for their debut as Bill Tilden defeated Lott in straight sets 6 4 7 5. Tilden and Ellsworth Vines then claimed the doubles title, eclipsing the pair's claim to the world’s top doubles status.
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Sensational match fills evening with long doubles stage
In a two hour fifty one minute duel the doubles match drew cries of excitement before fading as the final could not be staged. The event featured Vines and Stoefen Lott versus Stoefenbach and others, earning about 2500 dollars for the night’s work.
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Cargy Farmer's Union Holds Monthly Meeting at Schoolhouse
The Cargy Farmers Union met at the Cargy schoolhouse January 3 with new program and refreshments committees named. Attendees included Ervin Dodder and numerous local residents. Nearby visits and gatherings followed, including Topeka guests and a New Year’s day visit at the Desque home.
Topeka Tuesday return marked by Christmas break
Myrle Reilly returned to Topeka Tuesday after spending the Christmas vacation at her home. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Louise Reilly included Lena Eleanor and Mary Ross with Mr. and Mrs. Desqua Viola Mac Betty Joan and Mr. Cecil J. Fishburn. Mr. and Mrs Doc Martin of Ottawa called at the Roy Dodder home Sunday evening.
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Evening Star spelling prizes shine for local students
Evening Star school awarded prizes to Donald Kurtz Charline Edelbrock El Elbert Billy Roxberger and Frederick Kurtz for straight 100 averages. Fourth grader earned an A in reading. On Friday December 21 teacher Mrs Douglas and pupils held a Christmas tree program. Santa distributed gifts and candy as part of the afternoon festivities.
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