Jayhawks Top Sooners In Big Six Showdown Victory
Kansas beats Oklahoma 34 to 13 on the Sooners’ home floor to extend their conference streak and seize the top spot as Tom Bishop Thomson and Jim Bausch lead a sharp Jayhawk attack. Churchill held scoreless as Kansas dominates with strong defense and clutch shooting. Kansas prepares for a non conference game at Stillwater before opening Big Six play at home versus Iowa State.
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Frosty Cox
Lee Page
Kansas
Churchill
Thomson
Bisheysand
J. Ban
Dayhaykers
Tom Bishop
Jim Bauseh
Jayhawkers
Hugh McDermott
Sooner
Jayhawker
Meyers
Canals
Oklahomans
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Pare
Kangas
Bishop
J. Bausch
Jim Bausch
Maples
Tom Hishop
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Stillwater
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George Rody
Hillyard
Sooner Ags
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Kur Thomson
Oklahome
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von May
Ad Ginalinsy
Missouri
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Columbia
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Ax- Fecteau Sceemis
Lawremne
Ok Oklahoma
Town State
Norman
Missouri Mondy
Manhattan
Nebraska
South Dakota State
Lincoln
Columbbia
Mssouri
Ranges-Aggies
Mesica City
Mowrthnn State
Washington St
Oklahoma A
Kansas Aguies Visouri
Southite
Bele
Santa Clara Basketball Names on Jersey System
The Santa Clara team coached by Florian Dykes features listed players with their names and numbers on the backs of jerseys, as part of a coastwide college basketball update from Santa Clara, California.
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Santa Clara
Cal
University of Santa Clare
Carr
Florian Dykes
Pacific Coast
Batting Honors To Lew Fonseca In 1929 AL Title
Lew Fonseca of the Cleveland Indians led the American League in batting with .316 average after 148 games and 556 at bats. Al Simmons of the Philadelphia Athletics was runner up, Henry Manush third, with a Detroit team batting title. Gehringer led in games and runs, Ruth hit 46 homers, Sewell led in sacrifices, and Combs had most singles as Yankees trailed in league averages.
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Chicago
Lew Fonseca
Philadelphia Nationals
Fonseca
Cleveland Indians
Sinta
Ty Cobb
Leon “Goose
Goslin
Cobb
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Bonseca
Henry Manush
St. Louis Brown
Manish
Gostin
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Tony Lazzero
New York
Bob Fothergill
Detroit
Earl Combs
Babe Ruth
Harry Heilmann
Dale Alexander
Tigers
Athletics
Yankees
Charlie Gehringer
Kansas Jayhawkers Open Strong With Oklahoma Win
Kansas Jayhawkers, riding a decisive victory over Oklahoma, begin the 1930 conference chase. They face Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater, then Iowa State in Lawrenc e, with Missouri and Nebraska also in the mix as Big Six play unfolds.
Crone Again Heads Southeast Kansas Sports Editors Group
B Winegar Crone of Coffeyville Journal was reelected president of the Southeast Kansas sports writers association at its Chanute meeting. Justin R. Anderson was named vice president, Arn Obrizen secretary treasurer, and Merle Ons researcher. Next meeting set for Independence in March. Also noted boxing schedule with Canzoneri vs Kid Berg at Madison Square Garden and Lomski vs Braddock at Chicago Coliseum.
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Chanute
Kan
Southeast’ Kansas Sport Writers Association
B.winegar Crone
Tthe
Coffeyville Journal
Crone
Justin R. Anderson
Independence Daily Report
Arnobrizen
Chanute ‘Tribcretary
Merleons
Iola Register
Sociation Avill
Independence March
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Kidberg
Madison’ Square Garden
Chicago
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Junior High Team Opens Friday With Ottawa Meet
Coach E R Perry, with twenty five players, prepares a five or six game schedule beginning Friday against Ottawa. Veterans Gauck Riling Jackson Duver Knotts Haugh Treland L A Scribbun back, plus Bonebrake Pierce Harmouth, with Raybourn at center, lead a keen, competitive squad as seventh graders join practice for the future. Schedule: Ottawa at Lawrence Jan 17, Lawrence at Leavenworth Jan 31, Holton at Lawrence Feb ?, Lawrence at Ottawa Mar 7, Leavenworth at Lawrence Mar 21. one more game possible.
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E. R. Perry
Ottawa’ Junior High
Lawrence Boys
Perry
Clarence Gauck
John Riling
Eugene Jackson
Edgar Duver
Wallace Knotts
William Haugh
Ernest Treland Law
Per‘yy
Charles Bonebrake
Jack Pierce
Paul Harmouth
Tom ‘Raybourn
Fay Higgins
Dale Castle Ralph
Burchett
Charles Smith
William Ware
Dale Love
Raymond Davis
Clarence Gulley
Ottawa
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Holton
Dempsey of Dugouts Aims at a Shires Fight
Chicago report notes Charles Arthur Shires vaunts desire to fight, while Lewis Hack Wilson, the Dempsey of the dugouts, vows to pursue Shires with doubled ardor. Promoter Jim Mullen saves about 15000 for a Wilson Shires bout at White City arena. Wilson plans to seek Cubs president Veeck’s approval to fight for the National League honor and $15000 within ten days.
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Chicago
Charles Arthur
Great
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shires
Mullen
White City Arena
Bald
al Spohrer
Boston Braves
Wildcats Pace to Open Big Ten Week Amid Varied Showdowns
Northwestern rides two straight wins into pivotal clashes with Purdue at Franston and a slate of Big Ten games. Michigan loses to Purdue in a defensive battle, Wisconsin tops Ohio State as Indiana sharpens its start by beating Chicago 36 to 24.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan
Wildcats
Franston
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Madison
Bloomington
Indiana
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Columbus
Badgers
Minnesota
St Yates
Indian basketball legends at Haskell inspire noted plays
The article recalls Indian players Louis Weller and Jaze Cratzier famed for elusive dribbles and clever moves at Haskell Institute. It cites Weller’s near impossible game winning sequence and a deceptive pivot by Cratzier, connecting early 20th century tactics to broader Carlisle and Lone Star Dietz lineage.
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Louis Weller
Red Bird
Lone Star
Dietz
Weller
Kansas
Washington
Indians
Jaze Cratzier
Rusty Belly
Cratzier
Pop Warner
Carlisle Indians
Harvard
Warner
Haskell Institute
Superstitions and coaching tricks in baseball lore
A legacy of dugout chatter and pregame rituals shapes pitching. John McGraw avoids early notice to starters as a superstition, while a wagon of empty barrels once signaled luck for the Giants. In college hoops Washburn previews a demanding week defending its Central crown with games against Pittsburg Hays Ottawa and others as cancellations trim the non conference slate.
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John McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Ball Park
Washburn
Yopeka
Kan
Ichabods
Pittsburg
Hays
Ottawa
Oklahoma City University
Southwestern
Wichita
Pittsbute
College of Emporia i
Iola J. C
Emporia
Phillips U
Friends
Winfield
Wishburn
Arkansas
Sphints
Oklahoma City U
Southwestern Bears Fall Short Against Oklahoma City C of E
In a tight college football clash, Southwestern University scored 17 points while Oklahoma City College of Education added 25, with Bethany and Washburn contributing 23 and 16 points respectively. The ledger shows Benedicta 2 and a final line noting Emporis Teachers 31 and QOC U- as scattered results.
Sharkey Tops Dempsey's Heavyweight Rankings Say News
New York AP report places Jack Sharkey of Boston as the accredited world heavyweight champion while Jack Dempsey ranks Schmeling Griffiths Scott and seven others. Dempsey hints at a possible comeback if Sharkey fails, but says he is done as an active fighter.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Ring
Fisth
Manassa Mauler
Sharkey
Dempssey
Max Schmeling
Germany
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Phil Scott
England
Tommy Loughran
Otto von Porat
George Godfrey
Johnny Risko
Victorio Campolo
Young Stribling
Paulino Uzendut
Paulino
von Porat
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey
Jack
Tex Rickard
AO Eee M'Pherson
Missouri and Wildcat Centers Out of Game
Missouri center Wendell Baker will miss the game against Kansas State in Columbia due to a bruised hip. Kansas State center H. C. Cronkite will not play against Missouri because of sinus trouble. Also notes intramural results from Robinson Gym with four fast games and forfeited Phi Chi B loss.
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Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Wendell Baker
Kansas State Agricultural College
Laws State
Ames
Town University
Manhattan
Kan
H. C. Cronkite
Kansas Armies
Missouri
Aggie
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Phi Kappa Psi
Aca‘cia
Phi Kappa
Fi Kappa Alpha
Delta Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
Lawrence
Sigma Epsilon
Phi Chi
Preserving White House Gowns by Dressing Dolls
Washington society leaders recreate their party gowns as duplicates for dolls to wear at events. Women select dresses worn to the White House and have dolls mirror the styling, hair, and even painted faces under expert guidance. Doll wardrobes mirror inauguration gown history, sparked by wax figures at the Smithsonian system.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Street
Najunmm
Smithsonian Institution
Skilton to Speak on Wagner Operas on Radio
KU professor O Skilton will present four radio talks on Wagner operas broadcast from KFKU Kansas and heard in Kansas City the week of February. The schedule lists Die Walkure Siegfried Gotterdamerung with talks set for January 21 28 and February 4 at 3 30 PM.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
Kansas City
0. Skilton
University School For Fine Arts
Elock
Siegfried
Grant township CPA Dinter dinner speaker announced
William A. Smith Kansas attorney general will be the speaker at the Grant township CPA dinner at Midland on Thursday January 16 at 12 o'clock BE. Ousdahl president announced today. Other entertainment planned and a large crowd expected. Gene Tunney underwent kidney stone removal operation at Presbyterian Hospital New York January 13 AP.
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Grant Township
Midland
BE. W. Ousdahl
William A. Smith
Kansas
Ousdahl
Tunney
New York
Gene Tunney
Presbyterian Hospital
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