Jayhawks Meet Missouri Tonight In Big Six Clash
Kansas and Missouri square off in Columbia in a Big Six conference game. Kansas aims to rebound after a tough start while Missouri, buoyed by Lloyd Ramsey's return, seeks another win. Journal-World will report halftime and final scores. probable lineups include Rishon Thomson Ramser Cox Raney Waldorf and Kagan Hess Waldorf.
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University of Missouri
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Pach ‘Kers
Kloyd Ramsey
Virgil Paden
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Waldorf Officis
Red Kagan
Des Moines
Hess
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Lawrence Junior High Faces Oread Training In 2 PM Tilt
Lawrence Junior High coach L R Perry brings the Junior five to the Lawrence High gym tomorrow at 2 PM to oppose Oread Training school five. Season tickets on sale. reserved seats $0.75, general $0.50 for juniors. single admissions 0.25. Perry plans to deploy many A players as they near promotion to the senior high Friday. listed players include Kiefer Allen Conner Hutchinson Beusch Lohman Logue.
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Oread Training School
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Central Junior High
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New Haskell football coach delayed by bad roads
Bad weather and poor roads in Oklahoma and Kansas prevent W. Lone Stern Dietz from reaching the Indian school and Lawrence this week. A message from Frank W. McDonald says Dietz and Mrs. Dietz left Los Angeles for Lafayette, Ind. to begin duties February first, rerouting via El Paso to Memphis before heading north to Kansas.
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W.lone Stern Diets
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Haskell Athletic
Kansas Conference Basketball Action In Week of Play
All six Kansas conference teams enter a busy week with four games on the schedule. Ottawa hosts MicPherson, Baldwin welcomes Bak er, St Marys faces Johns leyan, and Frid ay St Macys Meets Johns leyan. Heyer remains ineligible after a protest ruling involving a former Southwestern and Emporia teacher.
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Ottawa
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Emporia Teachers
Changes in Basketball Rules Stir Debate on Fair Play
Forrest C. Allen discusses proposed rule changes aimed at reducing stall tactics and enforcing anti blocking. He notes officials resist shifts, but applauds new one yard and bulldogging rules as aids, while emphasizing referees must adapt to faster play and altered defensive tactics.
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Ee Gale
Stallin
Heisman Proposes Nation Wide Grid Champion Plan
Washington Jan 15 AP John W Heisman former Georgia Tech and Pennsylvania coach proposes a four division national championship system dividing states east and west of key lines. Each division would hold a writers committee to pick its winner for an elimination round ending with a national final after the season. Heisman notes only four teams would play post season and champions would forgo other postseason games.
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John W. Heisman
Georgid Tech
Pennsylvania
H.C
Curly) Byrd
University of Jiarylanu
Heisman
Fas
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Mississippi River
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Ueisiaen
Ottawa Night Clash Looms As Lawrence Set To Face Ottawa
Lawrence high school plans a Friday night home game against Ottawa high, a key 1st Kansas league race clash that could shake perfect percentages. Coach Melvin Griffin reports defensive and offensive drills with first and second teams, while efforts to recruit Dread Kich for the contest continue.
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Melvin Griffin
Ottawa High
Griffin
E. J. Logsdon
Shenani
Wren Crew
Kich
Haxton Forced to Play Minus Lucky Caddie
By Al DeMaree former pitcher for the New York Giants notes a UGA ruling against traveling caddies will lessen golf’s color. He recalls Walter Hagen’s long valued caddie who believed in him, recalling a British Open winning putt that hinged on the caddie’s crowd estimate. Chick Evans also relied on a lucky caddie for years, believing the man helped win many titles.
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New York Giants
Walter Hagen
Europe
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Walter
Hagen
Chick Evans
Chick
Seventeen Tribes On Haskell Squad
Indian athletes from seventeen tribes span eight states on the Haskell basketball squad this season. Oklahoma leads with eight players, while Michigan, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Nebraska contribute several. Notables include Wilson Buster Charles from South Dakota, Melville Zowless from New York, and Lynas Skenandore from Wisconsin, with Louis Weller captaining the football team and praised as a great dribbler. The squad is coached by Frank W. MacDonald with Egbert Ward assisting.
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Soonerland
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Nebraska
New York State
New Mexico
Nevada
Wilson
Buster” Charles
Vlandreau
Melville Zowless
Syracuse
New York
Lynas Skenandore
West DePere
Charles
Haskell
Kansas
Louis Weller
Haskell Murphy
Salina
Woolworth
Geary
Okla
Arapaho
Melvin Winnie
Wyandotte
Seneca Curtis
Grayson
Buiual
Creek
Marion Waller
Wall Hill
Neb
Omaha Oliver
Duffina
Mackinaw City
Mich
Chippewa
Carlos Mestas
Grants
Navajo
Ted Wilson
Bartlesville
Delaware
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Schurz
Nev
Pinto
David Hinman
Travis City
Ottawa
Leo Ojibway
Soumich
Ojibway
Peter Shepherd
Flandreau
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Sioux
Warren
Washburn
Newats
Kansas boxers win opening interstate amateur bout in Wichita
Kansas fighters won five of eight matches in the three day interstate amateur boxing tournament opener in Wichita. Oklahoma boxers claimed both heavyweight bouts as Floyd Parks stopped John Nordhook in a technical knockout and Sherman Vandeveer defeated Ford Miller by decision. Notable entrants included Burnell Chapman Ward Reed Glenn Nute Loris Harrell Spider Calmes Roman Wenninger and Orville Hardin with many more yet to fight tonight.
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Kan
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Oklahoma Battlers
Floyd Parks
Enid
Okla
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Andover
Sherman Vandeveer
Winnin
Ford Miller
New Salem
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Chapman
Topeka
Ward Reed
Glenn Nute
Tulsa
Loris Harrell
Hutchinson
Spider Calmes
Duncan
Roman Weninger
Maize
Orville Hardin
Haskell Indians Meet Jenny Wrens In Evening Tilt
The Haskell Indian basketball team hosts the Jenny Wrens of Lawrence tonight at 8 15 in the Haskell gym. Admission is free. doors open to Indian students and townspeople. The Redskins seek a second win of the season after two losses. the Wrens are building and show strong players from high school and college. Also noted are Oklahoma Sooners basketball plans and Rev A D Grey attending a Kansas Congregational board meeting in Topeka.
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Jenny Wrens
Lawrence
F. W. McDonald
Saskell
Redskins
Wrens
Shane
Braves
Sooners
University of Oklahoma
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Topeka
Washburn
A. D. Grey
Kansasi Congregational
Boxing Night Upsets Across Cities Highlight Card
Philadelphia heavyweight Benny Bass outpointed Davy Ahad in a close decision. Chicago's Joe Azzarella bested Hershie Wilson in Milwaukee. Lorain's George Godfrey knocked out Francisco Cruz in two rounds. Portsmouth's Joe Dundeen outpointed Johnny Rabbarts. Little Rock's Kid Adams and Leroy Dougan fought to a 10 round split.
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Benny Bass
Davy Ahad
Wanama
Chicago
Joe Azzarella
Milwaukee
Hershie Wilson
Danville
Lorain
Ohio
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Francisco Cruz
Portugal
Portsmouth
Joe Dundeen
Baltimore
Johnny Rabbarts
Huntington
W. Va
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Kid Adams
San Antonio
Tex
Leroy Dougan
Bh vArk
Vinita grows as a model town after refinery loss
In Vinita Oklahoma A T Burge Craig county farm agent transformed a shrinking town economy. He urged farmers to shift to milk soybeans and strawberries while urging business leaders to build a local creamery mill and cannery. The result is a revived 5000 strong community. Burge now serves on Oklahoma’s state market commission. Mrs F A Russell is visiting Kansas City.
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Okla
A. T. Burge
Craig County
Burge
State Market Commission
Oklahoma City
Much Work For Caulfield Governors First Major Agenda
Jefferson City Mo Jan 15 A P An extensive legislative and executive program faced Gov Henry S Caulfield and the Missouri legislature on the second day after the inaugural. The new governor urged a budget law consolidation of state departments revision of criminal laws and a 75000000 highway bond issue as top recommendations while the legislature prepared to act on his program. Miller Is Named Assistant Topeka Jan 15 AP P V Miller of Sparks was appointed assistant bank commissioner.
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Miller named head of banking department in Kansas
W. 8. Kennerly reports Miller has led Kansas banking affairs for six years and is now appointed new head, signaling continuity in state financial oversight.
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