Jayhawkers Triumph Easy Victory Over Colorado
Kansas men’s basketball rolled past Colorado 57 to 44 in a Big Seven clash at Hoch Auditorium. Otto Schnellbacher led with 16 points, while Waugh and Schnellbacher added key free throws late to seal the win. Kansas improves to 2–0 in conference play and moves on to face Drake and Missouri next.
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Revenue agents battle whiskey still near Bristow
In Bristow Oklahoma on January 12 two federal alcohol tax agents exchanged fire with three illegal whiskey runners at a concealed still. The clash ended with the agents scoring a success and the suspects escaping. The report notes no search for the escapees.
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Jayhawkers Aim for Big Seven Title Run in Kansas City
Kansas basketball outlook centers on a strong start in the Big Seven race. The Jayhawkers face Missouri in Columbia and Nebraska at Boulder while Colorado, Oklahoma, and Kansas State seek early wins. Coach Frosty Cox praises progress since the Big Seven tourney as Kansas State coach Jack Gardner warns of tough Colorado tests.
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Retired officials and centers stir Kansas basketball debates
The reminiscence recalls Ernie Schmidt the broad headed referee at Colorado gate Saturday night for Pittsburg Teachers under Coach John Lance, plus scoring feats by Ernie Schmidt and the Gorillas in the center jump era. Fans argued whether Al Petersen of Kansas or Schmidt was the best center.
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Oklahoma Aggies Roll Past St Louis 33 to 30
Des Moines reports Oklahoma A. and M. tops St Louis 33 to 30 in a Missouri Valley Conference basketball clash. The Aggies, 11-1 overall with two Valley wins, held off the Billikens fast break and head into a nonconference stretch. Tulsa-Wichita game highlighted this week’s slate while other teams play in the region.
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Ottawa Favored In Kansas Conference Standings
Ottawa University leads the Kansas conference standings after a 2-0 record with Bethel Baker and Kansas Wesleyan each at 1-0. Schedule notes include Kansas Wesleyan at Bethel and Baker beating Bethany 35 34 on a late free throw.
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Wildcats and Tigers Vie in Big Six Showdowns
Kansas State College Wildcats, 10 wins in 11 starts, face Colorado Buffaloes in Manhattan as Colorado debuts in the Big Six. Missouri aims to rebound at Nebraska in Lincoln after a 53-45 loss to Iowa State. Iowa State plays Iowa Teachers, Kansas meets Drake, while Iowa State and Oklahoma meet in Norman and Kansas and Missouri meet in Columbia. Nebraska and Colorado tangle in Boulder.
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Babe Ruth Hospitalized For Throat Checkup
Babe Ruth is in the hospital for a routine throat checkup at the neurological institute after a previous operation last winter. Mrs. Ruth said he would be out in three or four days. The former home run king entered the hospital Saturday for the examination that has troubled him for months.
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Unbeaten College Fires to Be Cut This Week in Basketball
New York January 12 The intensified competition will shrink the ranks of unbeaten college teams from 12 as New York University faces North Carolina at Madison Square Garden after NYU meets Cornell Tuesday and North Carolina plays Wake Forest tonight. The top games also feature Duquesne, Columbia, LaSalle, Clarkson Tech, Fordham, and Salem, with St. Louis, Providence, Portland State, Navy, and Army beaten last Saturday. Conference leaders include Iowa and Wisconsin in the Big Nine, Texas Southwestern in the Southwest, Columbia and George Washington in the Ivy, and North Carolina and NC State in the Southern era, while Tulane and Georgia stand undefeated in the Southwestern.
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Cromwell Named Head Coach of 14 Olympics Team
Los Angeles January 12 Dean Cromwell in his 39th year as a developer of athletes was named head coach of the 14 member U S Olympic track and field team. The selection followed a New York committee vote confirming Cromwell and his assistants Emil Von Elling Tom Jonve and Emmett Brunson along with Ward Haylett Alfred Masters as head manager. Wilson praised Cromwell for producing more Olympic material than any other coach.
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Washburn Rules Roost In Courting CLC Play
Washburn seizes the top spot as the CLC season opens with a lively round of games. Emporia State, last year’s champion, crushed Drake 69 to 47, and will face Southwestern at Emporia on Thursday. Southwestern center Danny Kahler, with 184 points in 11 games, is expected to trouble E State. The St Benedict Ravens, on a seven game win streak, begin league play against Pittsburg away Tuesday.
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