Kansas Leads Big Six With Two Wins In Open Conference
Kansas Jayhawks head the Big Six after two early victories, with Nebraska tied for first after beating Missouri. The slate features Kansas at Missouri in a tough midweek test, while Oklahoma and Iowa State chase momentum. Notable: Kansas routed Iowa State 38 to 17, holding the Cyclones to four free throws and no field goals in the first half, as star guard Kappelman and center Allen fueled the offense.
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Strange Ants Survive Every Climate and The Barnum Trick
The article notes ants as climate adaptable, able to endure extreme heat and cold by burrowing, with worker ants storing food and the colony surviving shortages. It mentions ants as top insects alongside humans for cooperation. A separate vignette recounts a Barnum circus deception involving King Kalaka of Hawaii, a golden carriage, and a staged parade in New York to advertise the show.
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Amateur Boxing Chicago vs Kansas at Convention Hall
Tonight amateur boxing features Chicago against Kansas at Convention Hall with both teams appearing strong. Ice hockey action follows with St Louis visiting Rhencas Cup on Tuesday. Friday basketball showcases Park College versus Baker at Ball Win while McPherson faces Philens in Kansas City.
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Hines Wins Los Angeles Open A Second Socal Title
Jimmy Hines of Garden City Long Island captured the Los Angeles Open earning 1500 and the 5000 prize. He led by three strokes into the final round then faltered with 69 65 69 74 to finish tied for second. Henry Picard and Timmy Toomson shared second while others like Joe Ghezzi Byron Nelson and Horton Smith were among top finishers. The tour moves to Sacramento and San Francisco opens next week.
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College and high school basketball scores from various cities
Results list shows multiple games across campuses and high schools with scores such as Michigan 25 Minnesota 5 in Ann Arbor and Kansas State 27 Missouri 1 in Manhattan. Other results include Iowa 27 Princeton 30 in Ithaca, Indiana 29 Missouri 27 in Madison, and Chicago 71 to 41 over Purdue.
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Central Conference basketball week features Pittsburg Fort Hays tie
Pittsburg and Fort Hays State share first place in the Central Intercollegiate Conference race with Fort Hays at four wins and Pittsburg at two. The week offers Pittsburg vs Southwestern twice and Fort Hays vs Wichita in a two game set. Baker eyes Kansas title with Ottawa in a Tuesday night clash as Kansas beat Ottawa 53 to 22.
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Kansas hockey standings and rent inquiry note
AP reports American Hockey Association standings show teams listed with wins losses ties and points while a Wichita classified ad hints at monthly rent collection details prompting readers to check the classifieds for rent information and notices.
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Comeback Triumph for billiards great Wille Hoppe in 3 cushion
Chicago on March 13 reports Wille Hoppe at age 48 has won the world's three cushion billiard championship from Welker Cochran in a challenge match finishing Saturday night. Hoppe now holds the three cushion, 18 1 balk line, and cushion carom titles. The champion, hailed as the greatest, has won 20 championships and defeated Cochran 300 to 208. He is proud of eight years of pursuit and is a father with a married daughter and a 17 year old son.
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Babes Ruth circus offer lingers amid other sports chatter
New York roundups note a big circus eying Babe Ruth as a concert attraction with salary and percentage terms, Ruth in Florida resists atop an elephant gig while the offer tempts him. The piece also covers Fritz Crisler predicting Princeton’s 1936 team, feuds among Joe Jacobs and Jimmy Johnstone, boxing barbs from Nat Fleischer, Harlem policing for a Louis fight, and Mussolini honoring Cleto Locatelli with the order of chevalier.
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Lawson Little Must Keep Amateur Status, Jackson Says
New York January 18. John G. Jackson, soon to lead the United States Golf Association, warns Lawson Little and other amateur golfers with sideline writing to stay on the amateur side. Little’s syndicated column allegedly crossed lines by giving instructional hints and near instructional content. Jackson plans a formal definition this year clarifying writing restrictions for amateurs.
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Pro Football Wins on West Coast from East Teams
Detroit Lions, national champions, romped the Westwood Cubs 67 to 14 in Los Angeles. In San Diego, the Green Bay Packers opened their coast tour with a 61 to 7 victory over Cotton Warburton’s Los Angeles Horsemen. Warburton scored the Horsemen’s lone tally on a 95 yard run. Earl Clark and Ernie Caddell fueled the Lions and Packers with standout plays as the visitors impressed West Coast fans.
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Box Tonight Handy Fellows Meet Chicago at Convention Hall
Kansas City hosts an inter city boxing night as 12 bouts set to feature top Missouri Valley scrappers against Chicago invaders, Catholic Youth Organization champions. Rockhurst college backs the program with Dr J A Reilly directing and proceeds funding scholarships. Chicago’s 30-man party includes Packy McFarland en route to Hawaii after the cards.
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Kansas City Leads Missouri Valley Basketball Standings
Kansas City leads the Missouri Valley race with a five game margin as Hutchinson faces two league tests this week. McPherson meets Kansas City Phileos in Kansas City, and Wichita visits Hutchinson while Denver drops two road games. The Hutchingson club faced possible withdrawal but sponsors assured the schedule would be completed.
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Lions top college claim in head-to-head debate
Former Michigan star Harry Newman argues Detroit Lions would defeat any college team, including Minnesota and Ohio State, in a head-to-head clash. He cites Lions’ speed, skill, and spirit, then shifts to prep for the 1936 pro season while noting Michigan’s renewed budget and Kipke era achievements.
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Waldorf taps Lynn as head football coach at Southwestern
In a move announced a year ago Lynn was named head football coach at Southwestern, succeeding Dirk Hantey. The transition follows Freddie Millar’s national featherweight boxing title win 16 rounds ago, with lingering notes on early bout history and ongoing team events through September.
Faith in Retzlaff in Chicago boxing bout
Former North Dakota Governor William Langer predicts Charley Retzlaff will KO Joe Louis in Friday’s 15 round Chicago stadium match. Louis trains hard while Retzlaff, from Leonard, leads a strong camp as both sides enter final prep. Louis’ sparring partner drills and trainer Blackburn express confidence ahead of the contest.
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