Kansas and Iowa State clash for Big Six lead at Lawrence
Kansas carries an eight and zero record as Kansas State hosts Iowa State in a 7 30 PM Big Six clash at the Auditorium. Cyclones rely on Waldo Wegner replacement Burton Thomson and Allen Kilborn while Kansas counters with Ebling Koble Pralle and Noble. The game features top scorers Flemming for Iowa State and the Jayhawker guards as Kansas eyes back to back titles. A midgame reel titled The Technique of Basketball will be shown between halves.
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University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Jayhawkers
Kansas
K. U
Louis Menze
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Wegner
Burton Thomson
Allen Kilborn
Iowa State
Drake
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Jack Flemming
Ebling
Koble
Dr. Allen
Allen
Noble
Zenter
Kappelman
Pralle
Jayhawker
Eastman Kodak Company
Kansas Potowa State
Flemming Cowen Gibson
Mary's
UTI
Louis and Retzlaff conditioning for January 17 bout
Chicago officials watched Jon Louis and Charley Retzlaff train for their 15 round fight at Chicago Stadium. Louis, weighing about 200 pounds, and Retzlaff, the Brown Bomber sparred with partners as the commission monitored readiness. Purses: Louis about 31 000 dollars, Retzlaff around 10 000. Ottawa Beats William Jewell 30 14 in basketball. Swedes top Bethel 44 15 with Johnson and Meyer shining.
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Chicago
Jon Louis
Charley Retzlaff
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Chicago Stadium
Joseph FE. Tuiner
Packey McFarland
Harold Ryan
Retzlaff
Leonard
N. D
Louis
Strange tale of the McLean house and Civil War surrender
The article recounts how the Civil War began and ended at Wilmer McLean’s properties in Manassas and Appomattox. It notes Beauregard used McLean’s home as headquarters before Bull Run, a shell wrecked the house, and McLean moved to Appomattox where he hosted Lee and Grant for surrender discussions ending the war.
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Ishl
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Full Run
Smithe McLean
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Lee
Grant
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Te Sour
Appawattos
Cnib
Kansas State Rivalry Tips Off Tonight
Sports to see tonight include Kansas against Iowa State at 7 50 p m in a high tension basketball clash. Also Kansas City hosts Oklahoma City in hockey at Kansas City Missouri with fans set for a heated matchup.
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Kansas
Iowa State
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Kansas City, Mo
Open field at Los Angeles Open tees off action packed
The Los Angeles Open drew 44 top contenders for the second round as par remains strong on the rainy Los Angeles Country Club layout. Jimmy Hines posted 69 while Don Erickson shot 67, with Harold McSpaden and Olin Dutra at 67 as east coast entrants push the pace. Horton Smith and Johnny Ragen led a cluster at 69 and 70s from Parks Hagen Laffoon and Krueger among others.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Long Island
Los Angeles Country Club
Don Erickson
Harold McSpaden
Olin Dutra
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Vir Ghezzi
Deal
N.J
Henry Picard
Hershey
Star
Horton Smith
Johnny Ragen
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Walter Hagen
Willie Hunter
Willie Goggin
Ky Laffoon
al Krueger
British tennis star Kay Stammers turns to golf
London January 11 Kay Stammers a 21 year old British tennis sensation has begun golf under Abe Mitchell. tall versatile athlete who also calendars horseback riding swimming table tennis lacrosse cricket hockey dress designing dancing and Harlem trackin says she is wild about golf and will not abandon tennis, noting she plays right handed in golf though left handed in other sports. Mitchell predicts she could become a champion like Joyce Wethered after her 1934 35 tennis feats.
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London
Kay Stammers
Abe Mitchell
Kay
Harlem
England
Joyce Wethered
Mitchell
Dorothy Round
Helen Wills Moody
Mrs. Moody
High School Rules Body Ends Work On Grid Game Revisions
Chicago Jan. 11 The national federation of high school athletic associations football rules committee returned to work to modify the code to curb injuries. A report by W A Whitte Appleton Wisconsin noted most serious prep football injuries occurred near sidelines from tackling out of bounds. The 15 yard penalty for the offense may become mandatory at the windup session. The injuries mainly occurred near the start of the second half, with officials arguing for 15 minutes between periods instead of 12 to allow proper warmups.
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Chicago
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
W. A. Whitte
Appleton
Wis
Hoppe Nears World Three Cushion Title in Final Day
Willie Hoppe led Welker Cochran by 63 points on the final day of the world three cushion championship in Chicago. Hoppe won 60 to 35 in a 61 inning session and set a new world high mark for challenge match competition, two short of the all formal record, with the fifth block scheduled to finish the title race this afternoon and final tonight.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Wxo
Cochran
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Gus Capules
Detroit
Peeveler Squanders 75 for a Ride to Knockout
Arch Peeveler of Williamson West Virginia rode a taxi to Chicago to join a heavyweight elimination for 75 dollars. He lasted two rounds before losing to John Erjavec of Duluth. Matchmaker Jim Mullen had offered travel pay but not travel method. Peeveler stayed in a hotel suite paid by himself.
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Arch Peeveler
Williamson
W. Va
Chicago Stadium
Chicasio
Peeveler
John Erjavec
Duluth
Jim Mullen
West Virginia
Benedict's Sinks Two Last-30s to edge Braves 24 23
In a tight St. Benedict's Haskell game, the Indians led early but the Ravens, led by Dockery, pulled within a point and then scored twice in the final 30 seconds to beat Lawrence’s Braves 24 to 23. The frantic finish featured back-and-forth scoring, strong Lawrence defense, and clutch late baskets by Dockery and White as the Ravens overcome a balanced Topeka and Lawrence attack.
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Wortebunerr
Lawrence Defeats Topeka 32 to 12 in EKC Athlete Night
Lawrence trounced Topeka 32 to 12 in last night Eastern Kansas Conference action. Emporia led scoring totals with 22 points, while Lawrence and Topeka posted 35 and 12 respectively. Conference standings show Lion seconds in EKC.
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Oy Rae Manhattan
Ouawa
Quawa
Linwood Defeats Lansing 27 to 13 in Tri County Match
Linwood earns a 27 13 victory over Lansing in a Tri County game. Fair officials announce reelection at Topeka meeting with Avery of Hutchinson named secretary for one year, E E Frizell of Larned as president, C O Wolf of Ottawa as vice president, and C W Taylor of Abilene as treasurer.
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Lansing
Topeka
H. 5 Avery
Hutchinson
E. E. Frizell
Larned
C. O. Wolf
Ottawa
C. W. Taylor
Abilene
Washington Rallies to Beat Eudora in Kaw Valley Tilt
Washington edged Eudora 28 to 26 in a Kaw Valley league game at Eudora. Ginners led Washington with nine points while Wilson had eight for Eudora. After trailing by half, Eudora briefly led late before Washington closed strong. Washington reserves beat Eudora reserves 16 to 13 in a preliminary. Other scores included Turner 40, De Soto 17, Bonner Springs 14, and Tonganonie 6.
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Hington
Panty Girbe
Tatalero Emmlera
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Maller
Kasberger
Ff Paperten
Bue
Dinra
Art Tauwrenre
Wichita wins by free throws in Central game
Emporia Teachers suffer 34 to 27 loss at Wichita University as free throw accuracy decides the Central conference matchup. Wichita makes 12 of 16 charity tosses while Emporia misses 12 of 17.
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Kan
Wichita University
Emporia Teachers
Wichita
Huskers Beat Tigers In Opening Big Six Game
Nebraska's Cornhuskers defeated Missouri 21 to 6 last night in Lincoln before 4,000 fans, the second largest crowd for a basketball game at the arena. Wahlquist led scoring for Nebraska with 12 points, while Beer topped Missouri with six. The Huskers led early, faced a Tigers comeback, and held Missouri scoreless from the field for the first 14 minutes of the second half.
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Nebraska
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Husker
Beer
Missourians
Neleraet
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Powell
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Mwaelet
Philcos Beat Pigs Kansas City In Wild Finish
The Denver team in the Missouri Valley ALA league fell to Kansas City Philias from the east invasion schedule. Bill Johnson sparked the KC win with five second half field goals while Jumping Jack McCracken and Ozburn starred for Denver. Hyatt and Wells shared top honors for Kansas City as the lead changed hands late.
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Westerners
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Bill Johnson
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Hyatt
Kansas Citians
Chuck Hyatt
Wells
Fragmentary sports trade notes from a bygone era
The clipped AP item mentions personnel moves and prices in baseball and football history, referencing teams such as the Red Sox Cubs and a Navy football program. It hints at Baltimore and naval academy connections with past hires and transactions but remains fragmentary and lacking clear event details.
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Famund Riaz Miller
Athletics
Enelgh Red
Wrestling Last Night Highlights Local Cards
Maniforte beat Al Mercier in two straight falls. Yvon Robert defeated Jim Browning in two straight falls but Browning could not return for a second fall. Tom Savoldi defeated John Ka. Tad Ray Brown won two straight falls over Frank Malvedicz. Various bouts featured Brock, Verona, and Utica participants with decisive finishes.
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al Mercieringfield
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Yvon Robert
Montreal
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Verona
Sto
Browning
Eric
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Eme
Michigain
John Ka
Toronto
Tad Ray Brown
Shrevepert
Cmeinan-Wailoraves
Bull Curry
Ford
Cunn
Mixed basketball scores across states as AP releases results
AP reports basketball results from Newton Bern Ternepson Yeach Bethel Es ville Kirksville and multiple colleges across Kansas Missouri Texas and beyond with scores including Saint Benedict's Haskell Fort Scott and Ottawa plus high school results. The round includes Georgetown Williams Towel and a note on a Tacoma anti treating ordinance and Oregon car registrations in November 1934.
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