Sooner and Kansas To Renew Rivalry This Weekend
Norman reports the Oklahoma Sooners and Kansas Jayhawks meet in their 25th biannual showdown at McCashen Field House. The case is built on Coach McDermott and Allen, with recent history highlighting Oklahoma under McDermott’s tenure and Kansas defensive mastery, including 16 wins for Kansas in 34 meetings. The piece notes past scores, key games, and attendance records, underscoring the long rivalry and expected large crowd.
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Strange As It Seems John Ax Captain Kidd and Piracy
Axiomatic note on Captain William Kidd's alleged piracy and murder charge. Historians debate his true crimes, with some claiming he hunted states, others that he was framed. The piece references trials, executions, and scholarly controversy on Kidd’s motives and actions. John Hix signs off on Tomorrow The Last African Slave.
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Cleopraphers
England
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Kida
Altho
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Wildcats to face Mexico City Fal basketball team
Baker university hosts Mexico City Fal ambassadors January 16 as Coach Leoncio Qchoa brings a notably short team averaging 5 feet 813 inches. The Mexicans compensate with speed and skill, having impressed in prior U.S. tours. Tickets are 40 cents adults, 25 cents students, 10 cents pupils, promising a large crowd.
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Lawrence High Gears for Holton Game After Scrimmage
Coach E A Wood of Lawrence drills his 30 man squad in a stiff hour of scrimmage as prep for the Holton visit Saturday night. Lawrence beat Holton 29 to 5 on January 2 here, and Wood notes defense improving with Raybourn alternating at center and Haugh moving to forward. Key players include Ireland, Pearce, W Duver, Kerley, Hormuth, and E Duver with refinements and multiple combinations arising from the drill.
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Basketball Results From Various Colleges and Teams
AP reports score updates across many colleges and teams. Columbia led New York CG 31 26 as Syracuse and Fordham tied 32 32 amid a wide spread of results including Pennsylvania 9S over Cornell 61 9 and Missouri Mines over Southeast Missouri Teachers 7 to 28.
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Elks Bowling Scores Highlight High Game
Shimmons rolled 287 for high score with 205 by Shimmone and a 1 game effort by Thilups. Tonight's action features Gus Berger and Menger in the bowling lineup.
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Sooner cafe closes leaving Norman athletes jobless
Norman January report notes Joe Burleson's Q U Sandwich Shop closed after five years of employing University of Oklahoma athletes including varsity and freshmen. About 30 athletes, mostly waiters and dishwashers, face meals elsewhere as Burleson, losing staff and revenue, had long supported Sooner athletics. Former Oklahoma figures such as Bus Mills and Hilary Lee among those who worked there are cited as notable examples of the shop’s role in the program.
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Swede Ellstrom
al Mayhew
Al Simmons Sees Yankees Dominating 1933 AL Race
Chicago January 12 AP Al Simmons predicts the New York Yankees will lead the 1933 American League by July with Ruth back and a strong supporting cast. He doubts Cleveland Boston Detroit and Chicago can challenge, noting Connie Mack relies on youngsters and Washington will falter. He credits the Ruth Yankees with energy conservation and explosive moments when needed. Also, junior college basketball standings show Wentworth and Hutchinson near top in their rounds, with several nonconference games upcoming.
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Stalling, Rivalry, and Rules Surface in Basketball Debate
The piece discusses Kansas and Aggies as a value for fans in a heated cage rivalry, praising open play and a recent Mt. Oread game where Kansas pressed hard. It covers coach Dr F C Allen and C W Corsaut, A A U eligibility rumors, and calls for fair play against stalling tactics, with mention of Missouri game and a hockey score in Duluth vs St Paul.
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Babe Didrikson hailed as greatest all around athlete yet
SPORT SLANTS raves about Babe Didrikson as the top all around athlete, noting her six-event national track victory and Olympic success. The column compares her versatility with Helene Madison, Helen Wills, and Virginia Van Wie, arguing her wide range of talents merits recognition despite critics.
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Bakers Friday Battle Looms In Kansas Conference Opener
Ottawa University prepares for a Friday night conference opener against Baker University at Baldwin. Coach Charles D. Errickson pushes his team through tough practices as the squads remain evenly matched in pre-conference action.
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Oklahoma Athletics Finance Shows Small Surplus
University of Oklahoma athletic association reports for the year ending June 30 1932 show an excess of expenses over income of 7702 87 with net receipts down 29259 34 from the prior year and a total athletics budget of 54699 56 after visiting team guarantees. Football and basketball were the only sports to show income over expenses. Football receipts totaled 48626 71.
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Association
Iowa warden school aids game management shift
Washington January 12 1932 a bulletin from the American Game Association highlights Iowa’s new game warden school as a model for all states. The program emphasizes habitat improvement farmer relations public education and coordinated game management with demonstrations by Des Moines officials and university experts. It notes predators and nest ranges and calls for more research while stressing fish management and wardens’ cooperation with agriculture. Forty players out for the team.
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Iowa State Fish and Game Commission
American Game Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Coach L R Perry Leads Third Junior High Practice
Coach L R Perry conducted the third practice of the Junior High program at Central Gym last night. Forty players across all three grades attended, with reports noting strong effort and team coordination.
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L. R. Perry
Perry Preps Squad With Returning Cast For 1983
Coach Perry drills fundamentals as star Castle contemplates returning for the fall semester. If eligible at junior high, Castle may stay there, leaving Perry with four of last year’s five for 1983. Other likely forwards and guards include Pap pan Hunt Huffman and Al len Raybourn Gartler Collins Eads. First string may feature Kent Groves Bunker Kennedy and O Connor as scrimmage looms against Haskell All Stars.
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Hunt
Huffman
Bob Allen
Raymond Raybourn
Frank Gartler
James Collins
Forrest Eads
Haskteil All Stars
Ieskell
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Bunker
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George's Lunch Basketball Team to Play Olathe Tonight
George's Lunch squad of former K U and Lawrence high players will travel to Olathe to meet the town team. The restaurant squad has been practicing for the coming season.
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Olathe
Weather to Warm Up in Kansas Says Meteorologist
Topeka January 12 AP A federal meteorologist said Wyoming and Montana run hotter than Kansas and the current cold spell near the sunflower state has about run its course He expected a gradual warming with fair skies tonight and Friday and a rise in temperatures especially in the northeast portion He cautioned no immediate return to seasonable winter weather is in prospect
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