Ten Games On In Indian Cage Card
The Haskell Indians announce at least ten more basketball games this season under athletic director Frank McDonald. After a single win over Rockhurst, the schedule lists home and away series with St. Marys, Lincoln and Lee University, Washburn, and other teams. A veteran lineup with Wilson, Well er, Crothiers, Taylor, and Woolworth leads a mix of seasoned players and newcomers as the Indians face a busy slate through February and March.
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Haskell Indians
Frank McDonald
Indians
Rockhurst
St. Marys
Lincoln & Lee University
Washburn College
Henry Clothiers
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Ted Wilson
Louis Weller
Wilson Charles
Nelson Taylor
Ed. Woolworth
Lincoln & Lee
Lawrence
Jan
St. Mary's College
Jones Baker Boys
Scott
Kan
Lincoln
Old tricks are still good old tricks in boxing carveups
By Al Demaree, Form j Pitcher New York Giants, notes that boxing history shows quick fouls and dives persist. He recalls low blows, masked foul play, and distractions in corners used to gain advantage, citing Ed Smith’s stories of fighters cheating and referees scrutinizing in fights.
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AL Demaree
jPitcher
New York Giants
Intramural scores at Robinson gym last night
Five KU intramural basketball games produced a range of results. Phi Delta Theta beat Sigma Alpha Mu 55 to 10, while Sigma Nu defeated a combined Cosmopolitan Club and Theta Tau 38 to 20. Delta Sigma Pi won 20 to 18 over Alpha Kappa Psi. Chi Delta Sigma edged Alpha Chi Sigma 18 to 7.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Mu
Phi Delta Chi
Alpha Chi Sigma
Delta Sigma Pi
Alpha Kappa Psi
Sigma Nu
Gosmopolitan’ Club
Theta- Tau
Chi Delta! Sigma
Retains billiard title as Layton prevails over Reiselt
Johanny Layton, a Missouri native, defended his eight year world title by defeating Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia 50 to 32 in forty three innings. The final round capped the week's billiard tournament in New York.
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New York
Jan. K
Johanny Layton
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Big Six race opens with Nebraska win over Kansas Aggies
Four Big Six teams started the 1930 conference race as Nebraska defeated Kansas A&M 41 to 39 on the Arlie court in Manhattan. Grace Flusher led with six field goals and two free throws, while Silverwood had 10 points for the Aggies. Missouri and Iowa State traded leads early, but Iowa State stayed within striking distance. Two guards tied for Missouri and Iowa shooting honors with four field goals and two free throws each.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Iowa State
Tirtuit
Kansas
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Huskers
Argie
Manhattan
Kansans
Grace
Silverwood
Aggie
Tigers
Iowans
Hawks
Iowa
Waldorf
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Montana
Topeka High Defeats Lawrence High In Opening KC League Battle
In a Northeast Kansas League opener at Lawrence, Topeka high school edged Lawrence 22 to 18 after overcoming an eight point deficit. Swan, Pattison, and Harris led Topeka’s late rally while Dicker, Curd, and Harris for Lawrence kept the Red and Black in contention. The Red and Black’s hopes rest on better coordination as they travel to face Rosedale in Kansas City Friday.
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Topeka High School
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High Quinter
Lawrence High Symnasium
Topeka
Lawrence
Swan
Harris
Guffer
Curd
Vandeventer
Pattison
Dickers
Taylor
Age
Fage
Wane Page
Dicker
Dickar
Lawrence High
Hompsters
Tawrence
Rosedale
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence’ Cuhs
Joe Fee
Bethel
Gurfler
Barris
A Swan
Saylor
Emrich
Lawrence— Harris
Apacer Cateny
Patti
Kansas
Foha Buna
University
Shires Floors Spohrer But Wanted Hack Wilson
Arthur Shires defeated Al Spohrer in Boston by a four round technical knockout signaling his fourth win in five starts. Shires complained that he wanted Hack Wilson, not Spohrer, amid 18 000 fans. Spohrer was outclassed from the start, dropping in round two. Shires landed 87 right hooks to 39 misses while Spohrer had 27 hits to 20 misses. The final score was 169 to 175 for Shires. Garden officials announced a rematch for January 31 against an unnamed opponent.
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Boston
Arthur
the Great
Shires
Spohrer
Garden Management
Will Meet Two Men in Kansas City Wrestling Card
Stanley Stasiak the giant Polish heavyweight will attempt to throw two reputedly formidable wrestlers within one hour as a feature of a wrestling program in Convention Hall on January 16. John Plummer of Paola Kansas claims the heavyweight title of Kansas against Paul Martinson the Danish killer of Chicago in a preliminary bout. Stasiak offered to throw both Plummer and Martinson within an hour for $500 to charity, prompting promoter Gabe Kaufman to accept the arrangement.
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Kansas City
Stanley Stasiak
John Plummer
Paola
Kan
Kansas
Paul Martinson
Chidago
Stasiak
Gabe Kaufman
Chicago
Plummer
Martinson
College Scoreboard Mixed Results Across Games
The roundup lists numerous college football scores with teams from South Dakota, North Dakota, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Loyola Chicago, West Virginia, Georgetown, Southern California, California, Brigham Young, Nevada Western, Colorado, Wyoming, Phillips Oklahoma, Colorado State, Colorado Miners, Colorado Aggies, Washington, Gonzaga, Drake, Oklahoma A M, Texas A M, Southern Methodist, Iyne A, Kansas Aggies Washburn, Emporia, Southwestern, Friends, Ottawa, Kansas Wesleyan, Northwestern, Southeast Teachers.
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Grinnell
Comet College
Missouri
Iowa State
Loyola
Chicago
South Dakota State
West Virginia
Georgetown
US of
Southern California
California
Lee Brigham: Young
Nevada
State
Colorado College
Wyoming U
Colorado Teachers
Phillips (Okla.) Oilers
Colorado U
Colorado Miners
Colorado Aggies
Washington U
Gonzagas
Stillwater
Drake
Oklahoma A. & M
Southern Methodist
Iyne A
Kansas Aggies
Washburn
College of Emporia
Southwestern
Friends
Emporia
Oklahoma City U
Bethany
Bethel
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Northwestern
Southeast Teachers
High School Basketball Scores From Local Games
August 41 Peabody 17 Arkansas City 23 Wichita East 4 vs. Newton 32 Wichita North 12 Wichita Cathedral 29 Chase County 13 Hutchinson 27 El Dorado 23 Wellington 7 Winfield 4 El Dorado Junior College 22 Kansas City Junior College 21 Rantoul 21 Pomona 14 Richmond 24 Princeton 12 Wellsville 20 Paola 16 Pittsburg 238 Parsons 15 Columbus 30 Fort Scott 11 Cillere High of Pittsburg 26 Frontenac 20 McCune 15 Mulberry 21. Rallies to win bout Von Porat leads Azcadun but is outpointed later. New York. Jan 11. Otto Von Porat rallies then loses decision in Madison Square Garden. 16,000 attend.
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Newton
Wichita North
Wichita Cathedral
Chase County
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Wellington
Winfield
el Dorado Junior College
Arkansas City Junior College
Rantoul
Pomona
Richmond
Princeton
Wellsville
Paola
Pittsburg
Parsons
Columbus
Fort Scott
Cillere High
Frontenac
McCune
Mulberry
New York
Pauling Uzendun
Otto von Porat
Chicago
Otto
Amsie
Madison Square Garden
Pauline
Flashes of Life and Youth in News Across Cities
A collage of brief items spans Toronto to New York and Florida. A Dutch East Indies arrival plans marriage to a Toronto physiologist. New York girls face dismissal for holiday train smoking. Edison teased by a rubber focus in Florida. Rockefeller rail plan near Pocantico Hills. Mexican president elects’ wife escorted home on horseback. a warning on athletic girls and portrait of Helen Wills Moody in a broader commentary.
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Toronto
Paul Geerling
Dutch East Indies
Leonie Lansdrop
University of Toronto
New York
Northhampton School For
Calvin Cooldge
Standard Oil
Tarrytown
N. Y
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Rockefellers
Mexico City
Senora de Ortiz Rubio
United States
Helen Wills Moody J
Frederick Rand Rogers
Helen Wills
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ELKS
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Ran & Mil
Eton
Miles
Topeka High
Aggies
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Lown State
Associated Press
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Otto’ von Porat
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Spokane
Wash
Phil Mercurio
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Great
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Hall
the Associated Press
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Peabody
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von Pornt
Azcadun
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Towa City
Iowa Board of Control of Athletics
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New Rochelle
Tut
Minneapolis
Dave Barry
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