Voran and Allen spark KU to 34 33 win over K State
Kansas University edged Kansas State 34 33 as Bruce Voran sealed the victory with a late free throw with four seconds left. Voran and Bobby Allen each scored 10 points to lead KU in a tight game watched by Gov. Payne Ratner and alumni directors with the lead changing hands six times.
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College basketball scores across many teams in multiple games
A long list of college basketball results shows Kansas 34 over Kansas State 33, Texas 42 over Arkansas 33, Fordham 42 over Syracuse 34, USC 49 over Cal 36, Oregon State 35 over Oregon 31, and numerous other regional scores including St. Benedict's 46 over Emporia Teachers 31 and Grinnell 61 over Knox 37, among many overtime and single games across conferences.
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See-Saw Thriller as Jayhawks Edge K State in Second Half
The Kansas Jayhawks led Kansas State 19 15 at halftime and battled in a high tempo second half with multiple scoring plays and fouls described in the play by play. Key actions include Holstrom and Voran contributing shots and tallies, with fouls by Langvardt and Kline affecting momentum.
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Stars Stud List Brings Boston Indoor Track Opener
Boston welcomes a star studded field for the Veterans of Foreign Wars games at the Boston Garden. Notables like Cunningham Lash Borican and Herbert headline four key events the mile two mile 880 and 600 with arch rivals San Romani Fenske Rideout Beccali Beetham Venzke and Woodruff among the contenders. Blaine Rideout withdrew due to a severe cold.
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Texas Tavins
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Remembered figures in baseball and football history
AP notes key dates from the past year to five years back. Colonel Jacob Ruppert of New York died after a long illness at 71. Charley Grimm agreed to a one year Cubs managership. Columbia and Dartmouth renewed a football contract in 1935 after a four year lapse.
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Yunka
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Milwaukee-Ward Cuff Sets Pro Record With Seven Field Goals
New York Giants star Milwaukee-Ward Cuff posted a professional season high seven field goals. He did not play three seasons at Marquette, never kicking in college play.
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Ward Cuff
New York Giant
Marquette
Villanova Added to K U Schedule for 1940
The University of Kansas plans a nine game 1940 football schedule with Villanova on November 2 in Philadelphia. Clipper Smith announced the arrangement, shifting the Colorado State game to November 28 at Lawrence. Kansas may play Missouri on November 21 or 23 with final date pending.
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Promoters Triumph In Opener 24 11 Conf Basket Battle
Promoters led by Homer Thompson opened with a 12 0 run and defeated Leavenworth 24 11 in a Kansas Missouri conference game at Liberty Memorial High. Walter Peterson and Paul Sims controlled rebounds as Leavenworth rallied but could not overcome the early surge. Thompson topped Lawrence with 9 points.
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Sports Roundup from New York Dated Notes
Chatter about Pastor versus Burman in Detroit party at Jack Dempsey’s today. Jack Jackson of New Mexico State basketball inherits 29000 payable in ten 5000 installments. Rangers ride 18 game unbeaten streak. Mankato in Minnesota league repeats 33 straight wins. Calvin Griffith, adopted son of Washington’s Old Fox, marries Charlotte debutante February 1 and is named farm system boss at double salary.
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Survey of Northwestern lettermen shows career paths
A survey of former Northwestern athletes who earned college letters finds 300 in sales work, 88 in law, 56 in dentistry, 50 in teaching, 43 in medicine, and 25 hold high executive business posts. The piece also notes boxing licenses, venue ads, and various sports figures in media and management.
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Eudora JV and Varsity Sweep Conference Games
Eudora high school won its fourth straight conference game and sixth this season by defeating Wellsville 42 to 6 on its home court. The junior varsity also won 25 to 22. The team leads the Little Six and travels to DeSoto Tuesday then Baldwin Friday to wrap the first half of league play.
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Dodger Fan Questions Use of Wes Ferrell
Sam Criss asks what the Dodgers will use Wes Ferrell for. He quips whether Ferrell is needed to warm up the catchers.
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Freddie Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Wes Ferrell
Frank G. Menke
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Mike Jacobs
Billy Conn
Miami
Sam Criss
Dodgers
Oread High Boys Rally Past Lawrence Junior High
The Oread high school team edged Lawrence Junior High by one point in the season opener played in the Junior High gym. Carl Barlow led Oread with five points as the ten point team total.
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Oread High School
Lawrence Junior High School
Carl Barlow
Oread
Missouri and Nebraska Clash On Court Tonight
Missouri and Nebraska meet on the basketball court in Kansas City as the Big Six rivals clash. Missouri seeks a 10th straight win at home as Nebraska, led by Al Randall Don Fitz and Sidney Held, arrives with five wins in nine starts.
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al Randall
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Sidney Held
Severy
Haskell Tison
Blaine Currence
John Lobsigerl
Arch Watson
Friends Defeat Mexicans in Wichita Basketball
Friends University defeated Mexico City YMCA 55 to 46 in Wichita on January 13. The game featured a narrow margin as the Falcons did not capitalize on two odd goals but secured the win.
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Friends
Wichita
Kan
Friends University
Mexico City
Umpire New Lou Gehrig Starts NYC Parole Post
Former baseball iron man Umpire New Lou Gehrig, once sidelined by infantile paralysis, begins the new year serving as parole commissioner for New York City. He steps into a public safety role after his storied sports career and medical battle.
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McCoys Top Hatfields In Rough Cage Battle
In Matewan West Virginia the McCoys defeated the Hatfields 17 to 12 in a hard fought basketball game. An official called it a rough but real contest seen by several hundred fans in the high gymnasium.
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