Jayhawkers Sweep Oklahoma Aggies 44 to 20 on Court
Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Oklahoma Aggies 44 to 20 in Stillwater, breaking open in the second half after a close first. J. Bausch Thomson and Bishop led the scoring with seven, five, and five field goals respectively, while Frosty Cox was held to one free throw. The win counts as Kansas eighth straight, setting up a Big Six opener with Iowa State.
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Choate
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Schneider
E. C. Quigley
Harm Huston
Kansas Defeats Oklahoma to Extend Conference Win Streak
Kansas basketball, under Dr. F C Allen, crushed Oklahoma at Norman 34 to 22, breaking the Sooners 31game conference winning streak and halting their home dominance. The victory, viewed as pivotal for Jayhawker athletics, came as Kansas prepared to add to football plans with Bill Hargiss back from a California trip and potential staff additions.
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Loyola Ramblers Aims Thirtieth Straight Win Tonight
Loyola university basketball fans expect a thirtieth straight victory as the Ramblers led by Captain Charlie Murphy prepare to face St. Xavier College of Cincinnati. The team has not lost since 1925 and recently defeated Montana State.
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Young Ohio Golfer Near Coast Golf Title Hope
Los Angeles AP reports Densmore Shute, Ohio’s young pro golfer, led the field in the Los Angeles open with a 222 after 54 holes. Three strokes ahead of Horton Smith and Bob Cruickshank, Shute seeks his first major title as the final round approaches.
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Treasury
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Horton Smith
Naomi
Bobby Cruickshank
Tunney Recovers After Kidney Stone Operation
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney is recovering at Presbyterian Hospital after a minor operation to remove a stone near his right kidney. The procedure lasting 25 minutes was entirely successful and surgeons had feared kidney removal might be required. Tunney’s condition is satisfactory and he is expected to stay about three weeks. his wife Polly Lauder Tunney rests nearby.
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Tunney
Presbyterian Hospital
George Winthrop Fish
Champion
Polly Lauder
Tigers Win From Aggies In Home Conference Opener
Missouri Tigers opened the new fieldhouse season and Big Six slate with a 34 to 21 victory over Kansas State Agricultural College. Charley Huhn scored six field goals as the Tigers surged from an early deficit to lead 18 to 12 at halftime.
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Tight defenses highlight 1929 American League fielding
American League fielding averages released show the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns posting the top defensive marks. Both teams handled 5,684 and 5,971 chances respectively, finishing with a .975 season fielding percentage, three points above Washington 1928 and two below the all time Yankees record. Chicago story notes city’s rise as a rose capital with vast greenhouse space.
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Haskell Indians to Play Tonight
Haskell Indians expected to face Lincoln and Lee University in Waksas City tonight as their third game of the season. Weller and Wilson at forwards pace the attack with Charles at center, and Taylor and Woolworth guard. Johnson from North Dakota may join to challenge for center.
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Haskell Indians
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Waksas City
Redmen
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Lawrence Johnson
Wilson Charles
Johnson
North Dakota
Hays
Kansas City University
Louis Weller
Ted Wilson
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Frank McDonald
Haskell
Wilson
Charles
Nelson Taylor
Ed Woolworth
New York Al Singer Stops Day In Boxing Bout
AP report notes New York Al Singer halting Georgie Day of New Haven in a disputed lightweight bout. The card also lists Vidal Gregorio of Spain and Gaston Le Carira of France among participants with several outpoints and stoppages observed.
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Georgie Day
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Chicase
Tilsna
Toeky
College and Pro Basketball Scores Across the Nation
Collage results report Yale over Cornell 85 to 10 and Illinois over Michigan 24 to 18 while Missouri beat Kansas State 34 to 21 at Columbia. Other games include Texas Tech 53 over Howard Payne 31 and Oklahoma State 44 over Kansas 20. Boxing features Jackie Fields versus Vince Dundee in Chicago in a 10 round bout not for the title.
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Kansas Cagers On Oklahoma Trip Set For ISU Test
Jayhawkers return to Lawrence after a strenuous Oklahoma invasion with minor travel woes and several players nursing colds. Dr. Forrest Allen praised the team for "hot" shooting and set plans for a light drill before Friday's Big Six clash with Iowa State. Kansas has eight wins, but only one conference victory, the coach noted.
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Oklahoma A
George Rody
Iowa State
Purdue and Illinois share lead in Big Nine race
Chicago January 14 Purdue and Illinois led the Western Conference basketball race as Purdue defeated previously unbeaten Northwestern 9 to 2 and Illinois beat Michigan 24 to 18 in Ann Arbor. Michigan suffered a second consecutive setback.
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Jones Cagers Win With Absent Stars in Kansas City
Jones team beat the Avis-Hunt cagers of Kansas City 30 to 26 without Gale Gordon, former Cook quintet member, and Archie Hoffman, ex Pittsbury Teachers star, marking their fourth straight victory. Intramural play continues with three close games at University of Kansas.
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avis-Hunt
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Washington Creek Congregants and Ottawa Callers Noted
Rev W H Meyers and Kiva visited Mrs Beatrice Metsker in Washington Creek while Sunday guests at Asa Postma included W Postma and family. Ottawa callers included Mr and Mrs Walter Harrell and Will Ewing. A birthday dinner honored Mr and Mrs William Smith and Oris Smith with numerous Smiths and Miller families present. PF Hoover and O M Hoover hosted visitors. Cart motored to Leavenworth with Mrs Edith Hilbert and sons.
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Kiva
Beatrice Metsker
Asa Postma
W. Postma
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Clara
Perry
W. H. Postma
Florence
Laurie
Stichard
Walter Harrell
Will Ewing
Ottawa
Qrie Smith
William Smith
Neighborhood Social Pages Chronicle Busy Weekend Visits
A sequence of visits and gatherings unfolds across Wellsville and nearby towns. Families including the Gress, Dillon, Nelson, Brown, Kin gery, and Mowder households host dinners, calls, and New Year greetings with friends from Wellsville, Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City, plus trips to Chicago and Roanoke noted.
Local family notes and visits featured in community items
Marybelle Metsker visited the school during vacation. John Smith shredded corn for Bruce Gress on Monday. Helpers included Gilbert Whitman Clyde Cook Orle Smith Millard Behrens Bill Moore Lloyd Davis and C M Hoover and Gerald. Mrs Clyde Cook and Mrs Elder assisted Mrs Gress with dinners. Miss Elsie Mowder is visiting her sister Mex Samuel Findley of Lawrence this week.
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Water Nelson
R. G. Brown
Wm. Kingery
Mabel
Myrtle
Lonzie
Evert Kingery
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Laurel Brown
Edwin Burg
Topeka
Frank Watkins
Frank Cayton
Wellsville
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Samuel Mowder
Harry Norman
Hesper
Elizabeth Mowder
Sam Miller
William Nesbitt
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Orie Smith
Marie
Lester Bailey
Elder
Donna Jean
Clarence Langston
Clyde Cook
Oscar Malmburg
J. F. Cort
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Lawrence
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Arthur Cayton
H. GC. Metsker
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Marybelle Metsker
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Orle Smith
Millard Behrens
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C. M. Hoover
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Elsie Mowder
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Samuel Findley
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