Jayhawkers Prepare To Meet Tigers Twice
Kansas and Missouri loom as Big Six action heats up with Kansas joining Missouri at Columbia Thursday after a week of games. Nebraska Iowa State and Kansas State results mix with Jayhawker plans to test a Tiger squad in Columbia and Ames.
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Three Selections On The M U Hit Parade
The University of Missouri basketball forwards Cooper Harvey and Watson are highlighted as the likely leaders for the upcoming game against Kansas at Columbia. The trio combined for 33 of Missouri’s 46 points in the win over Nebraska.
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Coaching vacancies loom as Conzelman and Mueller resign
Washington University and St Louis University both saw head football coaches resign on Saturday night. Possible successors include Gale Bullman Abe Stuber and Jock Sutherland. The move follows Missouri Valley title winner Missouri’s 1939 season and signals a busy period for athletics at both campuses.
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Six CAGE Tilts Highlight Lawrence High Week Schedule
Lawrence high Lions face Leavenworth and Emporia in six games this week with only a home contest on a single court. Fresh off a 26 24 win over Ottaswa high, coach Elmer Schaake praised his team's grit amid late-season slumps as Haskell JC and Kansas City JC also meet this Friday.
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Armstrong predicts fate of Garcia in possible Hostak clash
Henry Armstrong says Al Hostak would stop Ceferino Garcia if the pair ever meet. The note sits among a jumble of sports and civic items including a Rome New York football dinner and a joke about a future secretary of recreation.
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Fort Hays Tigers Lead Central Race Behind Johnson
Fort Hays State, after a poor previous season, has upset Central conference opponents and sits atop the standings with star center Jumping Jack Johnson fueling the surge. Johnson earned a spot on last season’s second all-conference five, highlighting his impact this year.
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Aggies Face Creighton After Des Moines Win Streak
Creighton and Oklahoma A&M enter a pivotal Missouri Valley clash after A&M beat Drake 36 to 28 in Des Moines. A&M shares first place with Creighton in the standings, while Creighton beat Tulsa 36 to 24 in their opener. Coach Henry Iba doubts tonight’s result.
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Baseball Free Agents Open Bargaining After Landis Ruling
Ninety one players gain freedom from major and minor league ties after Commissioner Landis voided contracts. Roy Cullenbine says offers are coming and he will evaluate before signing. Benny McCoy and Charley Gehringer era Reds show interest as dozen others also seek new clubs. Dixie Howell, once Alabama football star, among minor leaguers released.
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Sports Mirror reflections from past major events
A compact retrospective recalls a 15 10 NFL all stars defeat by the Giants in Los Angeles with Ward Cuff’s field goal. Other items mention a Townsend medal to Fred Jacoby Jr. for outboard motorboat piloting and Tommy Hitchcock’s polo career adjustment with US Polo Association outcomes.
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Sports World Whispers of Comebacks and Contracts
The column notes Will pursues a comeback away from college play while Wake Forest contemplates a new three year deal after their coach’s contract expires. It also highlights Bill Doak entering bowling in Bradenton Florida and other vintage sports blurbs about coaches players and media chatter.
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Weekend sport briefs from major leagues and colleges
In pro football the Los Angeles Packers beat Green Bay 16 to 7 before 18 000 in a pro bowl style game. The Rangers saw their streak halted by Chicago as New York set a National League record of 19 games without a defeat. Hackbanth Hutchison Ramsay tie for national PGA seniors title after 36 hole 146 scores. Scotty Ramsay edged Eddie Schaeffer 15 5 13 11 15 5 to win the national squash title. VFW meet features Venzke Cunninghan mile, Beetham half mile. Kern signs as West Virginia head coach for 7000. Condelman and Muellerleile resign coaching posts at Washington U and St Louis U.
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Tiger Farm Plan Wrecked by Landis Ruling on Free Agency
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis condemned Detroit Tigers farm system practices in a sweeping nine month inquiry. He awarded 91 players free agency and barred transfers among Detroit and its affiliates for three years. The Cubs Browns and others faced fines and sizable restitution orders.
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Must Cease Orders Over Club Affiliations And Misconduct
Landis warned all clubs that evils of common control of player dealings and working agreements must stop. Officials found guilty after this date face ineligible lists and heavy fines, with mishandled players becoming free agents. Detroit case cited as parallel to 1958 St Louis ruling. 109 players freed and Cards fined.
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Montreal Althe Lacrosse Sparks Fracas On Lawn
Montreal Althe lacrosse game dubbed murder on the lawn fuels questions over safety and sportsmanship. No fatalities recorded, but local witnesses report tense scenes and calls for review of field rules.
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