Jayhawkers face big hurdle in Big Six race
Kansas holds two wins no defeats in Big Six play and meets Oklahoma at Norman tomorrow night in a pivotal conference test. Iowa State vs Missouri and Kansas State vs Nebraska also join the schedule as the standings shift with the Jayhawkers aiming to defend their title. Vanek may return after a minor injury as Coach Mel Dermott fields a veteran lineup with Beck and Main leading Oklahoma’s attack.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Norman
Ohio
Sooners
Iowa State
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas State
Nebraska
Lincoln
F. C
Alfen
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Bill Johnson
Elmer Schaake
Paul Harrington
Gordon Gray
Dick Wells
Ernest Vanek
Vanek
Jayhawkers
Hugh MelDermott
Andy Beck
Percy Main
Potts
LeCrone
Allen
Jayhawker
Harrington
Johnson
Schenke
Gray
Beck
Anderson
Browning
Cuards
Lawrence Quintet Downs Olathe Five by 24 to 9
The Georges Lunch basketball quintet defeated the Olathe town team 24 to 9 at Olathe last night, leading 12 to 5 at halftime. Ed Rogers former K U student centered for Olathe wearing a beard and denied disguises. The Georges Lunch team prepares for several upcoming contests.
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Lawrence Quintet Downs
Olathe
Georges
Lawrence Basketeers
Ed Rogers
K. U
Rogers
George
Rouns
Kent, Parker
Oden
Potats
AhiAhe Garreut
Lawrence Gun Club Sunday shoot set near Lawrence
The Lawrence Gun Club will hold its regular shoot Sunday morning at the club grounds on Highway 73 West, two miles south of Lawrence. Shooters wishing to participate are welcome to join.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Highway 73
Lawrence
Unclear College Basketball Scores Listed In Fragment
The snippet lists scattered college basketball scores and team names such as Marquette, Michigan State, Duke, Maryland, Drury College, Kirksville Teachers, Rockhurst, Wichita, and others. The text is garbled with OCR errors, making precise results and contexts difficult to determine.
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Marquette
Michigan State
Duke I
Maryland
Ska Wesleyan York
Drury College
Chullirathesiness
Kirksvill
Kansas City Life
William Jewel
Nightmarish Tale of Cudjo and the Dahianes Trade
A fragmented 19th century account follows Uncle Cudjo and a Dahianes community as they lose land to traders. The ship from a jungle port brings him to an unnamed country, with surviving figures tied to a violent past and dubious trading, culminating with a strange beer bargain and a postscript about a scoring run after a death.
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Fa Parner
Lniter
Cnele
Amin
Cudjo
Big Six Basketball for Saturday Night
Kansas meets Oklahoma at Norman while Iowa State faces Missouri at Columbia. Kansas State travels to Lincoln to take on Nebraska in a trio of Saturday night Big Six games.
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BIG Six
MAT FINALS OPEN INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNEY AT KU
Results from the University of Kansas intramural wrestling open finals at Robinson Gym. Scheduled matches begin at 9:10 AM with finals at 7:30 PM Monday. Referee is Olympic light heavyweight champion Rete Behringer.
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Mintenes
University of Kansas
Ou- Inson
Rete Blehringer
Olympic
Ritchey
Caskey
Hempion
Raymond
Seound
Taylor Tirew
Lindsey
Kugh
Leep
Gullock
F. fAanders
Harold Hall
Nalund
Wilbert
Chica Whitney
Secands
Hays
Utes
Ack
Watt
Alleged Doping Sparks NCAA Swimming Probe
Ann Arbor, June 13 AP Matt Mann Michigan coach says amateur swimmers faced a “war against doping” likened to 1932 Japanese Olympic practices. He cites oxygen or stimulants used before finals. Japanese athletes allegedly won five of six events. Yale’s Robert Kiphuth and Mann lead the NCAA subcommittee set to report at the March meetings in New Haven. Michigan medical staff say oxygen would affect only a brief moment, if at all.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jane
Matt Mann
University
Michi
Mann
Los Angeles
Japan
Robert Kiphuth
Yale
United States
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New Haven
Conn
University of Michigan
Frank Lynam
Wichita VD
Gridley Withdraws KU Star for Wichita Move
Bernie Gridley, KU football and track standout, will enroll at the University of Wichita next semester. He leaves KU due to business opportunities after graduation and will not be eligible for Central Conference competition. Big Bill Tilden ranks Plan of France No 1 among pros. Tilden No 2. Nusslein No 3. Kozeluh No 4 in the world.
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Bernie Gridley
K. U
University of Kansas
University of Wichita
Gridley
Wichita
How Tilden
New York
Big Bill Tilden
Martin Plan
France
Big Bill
Hans Nusslein
Germany
Karel Kozeluh
Czechoslovakia
Albert Burke
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Roman Najuch
Robert Ramilton
Vincent Richards
Emmett Pare
Chicago
Mangrum Leads Star Golfers at Agua Caliente
Ray Mangrum, a 2 year old sharpshooter from Waco Texas, holds first at Agua Caliente with a 141 after two rounds of the 72 hole event. Paul Runyon of White Plains NC trails in second after a 69 final score 148 total. Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio sits third at 144 while veterans Leo Diegel Craig Wood and Tony Manero each stand at 148.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Ray Mangruza
Waco
Tex
Paul Runyon
White Plains
N.C
Mangrum
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Leo Diegel
Craig Wood
Deal
X. J
Poughkeepsie Regatta Abandoned Amid Budget Woes
In New York on January 183 AP reports the Intercollegiate Rowing Association plans to abandon the Poughkeepsie regatta for 1933 due to dwindling receipts and unbalanced budgets. Maxwell Stevenson of Columbia led efforts to resume the championship without qualification, drawing Navy, Cornell, Syracuse and Penn into an agreement.
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New York
Poughkeepsie Regatta
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Maxwell Stevenson
Columbia
Stewards
Navy
Cornell
Syracuse
Penn
Henrys Drop Another In Pasadena On Western Tour
The Wichita Henrys fell to the Pasadena Majors 41 to 35 in Pasadena California. Superior defense and floor play kept the Majors ahead most of the game while Crawford and Lubin at center sparked the Majors to the win.
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Pasadena
Calif
Wichita Henry’s
Henry’s
Crawford
Lubin
Johnsons Scoring Mark Tops Kansas History
University of Kansas center Bill Johnson scored 22 points against Kansas State College, joining a historic list of 20 point games in conference play. Notable Kansas scorers include Tom Bishop with 23, Al Petersen with 22, Ted OLeary with 29, and George Rody with 24, as Johnson sits at 31 for the season after two games.
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Bill Johnson
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Kansas
Tom Bishop
Nebraska
Lincoln
al Petersen
Missouri
Pete
Ted O’leary
George Rody
Oklahoma
Johnson
Shockers defeat Mexicans in Kansas invasion
Wichita Kansas January 13 AP dispatch Mexican national champions Fals opened their Kansas invasion with a 47 to 32 loss to the University of Wichita. The Mexicans used speed and passing but lacked height to counter Wichita's rangy lineup. Wichita led throughout except briefly when Mexicans tied 26-26 in the second half. Tonight Fals play Bethany College at Lindsborg. The Ottawa University team meets Baker Wildcats on Baker court Baldwin. Journal World will carry final scores tomorrow night for Kansas Oklahoma and Lawrence Holton games. Call for results.
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Wichita
Kan
Apim Jide Fals
Mexico
Kansas
University of Wichita
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Baker
Baldwin
Ottawa University
Baker Wildcats
Baker Court
Journal-World
Tomorow
Lawrence-Holton
Birthday Dinner Honors 94th Charles Rappard Sr
Charles Rappard Sr was guest of honor at a January 4 birthday dinner hosted by Ed and Win Schrieber. Seated with seven living children and several grandchildren, he celebrated his 94th birthday after moving from Switzerland sixty years ago. Guests from Lawrence and nearby towns attended, with the day marked by a decorated cake and cafeteria service. The family has observed this birthday gathering for 24 years.
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Charles Rappard, Sr
Edwin Schrieber
Mr. Rappard
Rappard
Will Rappard
Mary DeWatteville
Henry Rappard
John Lyons
Dudley Gilges
J. W. Breithaupt
Switzerland
Chas. Rappard Jr
Carl Stark
Kansas City
Frank Pippert
Roland DeWatteville
Elmer Pippert
Lawrence
Mabie
Alfred
J. We Breithaupt
Winona
Donald
Frances
Charles Rappard
Elmer Wintermantle
Nellie Wintermantle
Faye
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Topeka
Paul Johanning
Edward Johanning
Tevisa Schwartz
Walter
Dorothea Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Ray
BASKETS AND BANKBOARDS OF THE GAME
Forrest C Allen surveys basketball history and rule research. He notes key figures from Naismith to Bunn, explains the Rowe committee findings on fouls and free throws, and discusses pivot play versus offensive drive as crews test new situations ahead of the April New Orleans meeting.
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John Bunn
Stanford University
National Association of Basket Ball Coaches
Bunn
Rowe
Runn
Tupon
New
Orl
New Year social notes and community events in Lawrence area
Holmes of Lawrence visits the Reetz family from Linwood. Numerous local residents attend New Year’s Eve services at St. John’s Evangelical church and share in a church meeting. Records of visits, parties, and birthdays among Elm, Lynch, Schwalm, Breithaupt, Shipps, and related families are documented along with a funeral for A. A. Vaughn in Baldwin and ongoing community activities through early January.
Funeral services held for Raymond Kalb at Stewart Barnett Parlors
A number from Worden attended the funeral services for Raymond Kalb held Thursday afternoon January 5 at the Stewart Barnett Funeral Parlors in Baldwin. The event followed his death earlier in the week during services at Central. Local residents gathered to pay respects and console family members.
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Central
Thusrday
Worden
Raymond Kalb
Stewart-Barnett
Win Baldwin
Stony Point News Details From Baldwin Area Visitations
Mrs Lloyd Limberger and children from Baldwin visited the Kassingers. Dr Bell of Baldwin saw Bruce Holcome at the L M Holcome home after a relapse. Robert Winters and Wm Winters from Baldwin spent weekend at the Winters home. Theda Holmes stayed with Mrs Fred Rockhold. Leslie Fritz of Chicago and James Kassinger drove to Baldwin. Mrs Dave Wray visited Miss Bridgie Malone who has been bedfast two weeks. Winters family drove to Lawrence with Etoil Winters improving. Martin Holcom and daughter Helen went to Lawrence. B F Holmes and Melvin moved a saw mill to Evert Pence farm near Pleasant Grove. Jack McMullian and Clayton Randall helped build a milk house for Jesse Deay. A T Rockhold and wife returned from Tulsa after visiting daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Albert Williams. Christmas dinner guests at Williams home included Paul Hyatt and son Paul Lewis, formerly of Lawrence, Marvin Craig, and A T Rockhold and wife with Albert Williams and guest. Will Winters and son Etoil visited Lawrence, calling on Harry Winters. Dr Ballard brought by Miss Bridgie Malone who has been ill two weeks. Stony Point school held bi monthly exams. Herold Roe family ill with flu last week.
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Robert Winters
Baldwin
Wim. Winters
Theda Holmes
Fred Rockhold
Leslie Fritz
Chicago
James Kassinger
Dave Wray
Bridgie Malone
Wm. Winters
Lawrence
Etoil Winters
Craig
Martin Holcom
Helen
BR. F. Holmes
Melvin
Fred Will
Evert Pence
Pleasant Grove
Jack McMullian
Clayton Randall
Jesse Deay
A. T. Rockhold
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Albert . Williams
Williams
Paul Hyatt
Paul , Lewis
Okla
Marvin Craig
Jack Myers
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Guy Bigsby
R. 0. Dickey
Mr. Dickey
E. G. Haverstock
George Dews
Orland
Messenheimer
Myron Messenheimer
Kanwaka Farm Bureau
Robert Desvs
Kansas City
Lawrence Business College
Kanwaka
Toveka
Mr. Hoverstock
A. N. Overstock
Emmett and Topping Families Celebrate Holidays in Lawrence
The report lists multiple family gatherings around Christmas and New Year in Lawrence with extended visits. Notable events include J S Emmett and family hosting and visiting relatives, Mrs J R Topping's illnesses and sixty second wedding anniversary, and several local residents visiting kin in Crowder and Clinton. It notes illnesses such as the flu affecting Mrs J R Topping and Mrs M C Elliott, plus various social visits and watch night party attendance.
Kanwaka social notes and club gatherings in Lawrence area
Local notes describe visits among Richland and Lawrence residents including Mrs. Carl Mitler, Mrs. J. S. Emmett, and families from Kansas City. Events cover New Year dinners, Christmas gatherings, a Pleasant Hour club meeting, a Kanwaka Farm Bureau all day session, and literary club activities with a Christmas program and dinners.
Big Springs community plans postcard shower for Nelson Thomason
Big Springs residents organize a postcard shower this week for Nelson Thomason who is hospitalized at Santa Fe in Tecumseh after a Christmas Eve steam pipe explosion caused burns to face and chest. The piece also notes hospital visits, local family visits, 4-H club activities and a Farmers Union meeting with upcoming officer elections.
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Bie Springs
Nelson Thomason
Santa Fe Hospital
Toneka
Omnson
William Geeland
Carrie Crews
George House, Jr
Tecumseh
Joe Mellen
Lawrence
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Carl Johenning
Mildred Dery
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Oscar Stoebener
St. John’s Evangelical Church
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Cart Schwartz
Conrad’ Gastrock
Julius Hornberger
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Olin
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Lynch
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Centropolis
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Guy Charles
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Lyndon
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Rose Marie Knoche
Paola
Fred Heim
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Norma Pauline
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Ruth
Fred
Charlies
Leland Breithanpt
Earl Shipps
Gertrude Schott
St. Joan's Evangelical Church
Harley Lyons
Walter Schwartz
Arnie Heffner
Young People’s League of the
Warden Evangelical Church
Oscar Heinon
Lester Schwalm
Alfred Lyons
Evelyn Ruth Nuffer
Elmer Rappard
Helen Heppner
Harold
Elmer
Ivan Rappard
J. Nelson
Wilmer Nelson
Roy
Faye Wintermantle
Frances Brotthanpt
Harley
Tse Lyons
Olin Leach
Oscar ‘Heinon
Alvin
Pauline Stoebener
Anna Johanning
A. A. Vaughn
Vaughn
J. H. Elm
Ray Vaughn
Cryitle Kim
Lois
George Reynolds
Geneva
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William Brooker
Pauline Simon
Wm. Simon
Leo
Winona Breithaupt
Henry Breithaupt
Edgerton
Breithaupt
George Hornberger
Myrne
Hilda
Mildred
Will Hornberger
Albert’ Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Anna Hornberger
Emelie Hornberger
Roy Waldron
Fred Rinke
John Moles
Ruth Moles
Chas. Heim
Bill Heim
Billy
Nelle Leaf
Alfret
Stony Point
Lloyd “Limberger
Dr. Bell
L. M. Holcome
Bruce Holcome
J. S. Emmett
S. KE. Perkins
Clarence Topping
Charles Topping
M. C. Elliott
George Bigsby
J. M. Sale
Fld. Miller
Dorothy
Mary Low
Homer. Hird
Walter Wulfkuhle
Mabel
Loretta Shaw
Washington Creek
Belvoir
Opal Shaw
Clinton
John Magraver
Ruth Schuler
W. C. Slusser
Barber
Cecil Button
Memorial Hospital
Slusser
Carl Mitler
Richland
Paul Richardson
Jane Esther
Richardson
Blanche Wiley
Homer Hird
Big Springs
Manhattan
Hou and
Ree
Tommy
Tomkins
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Vicca
Hay
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