Emporia Quintet Defeats Lawrence in Rough Game
Emporia high school won a hard fought football-like duor game last night, 28 to 4, as Simmonds and Ryerson triggered late- quarter surges for Emporia. Lawrence fought back with stubborn defense and strong centers, but Emporia's size and shooting sealed the victory.
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Emporia High School
Tro Tence High
Simmonds
Skinner
Higgins Crew
Ryerson
Fearing
Seger
Empor Emporia
Hippins
Rone m Borth
Fursman
Simmond
Lawre
Emporia
Vorsman
Bill Rapp
Reeble
Ryarson
McKinney
Lawrence
Gracber
Conver
Grant
Lavwrenee
Sawyer
Drake Drops Conference Set to Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma Aggies toppled Drake Builders 29 to 4 in Stillwater, ending Drake's season conference win streak. Peery and Fider each had six baskets for Agpies, Everett led Drake with 11 points.
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Drake
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Bill Boekers
Peery
Fider
Agpie
Everett
Open to U S Players Hockey Championship May Come to América
An American bid may host a world hockey championship with the Stanley Cup at stake. The Victoria Cougars are current champions, while clubs in New York and Pittsburgh have joined the NHL experiment. Ice hockey grows beyond cold climates with teams training in Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland.
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Besign
Jar. Ih
Roston
National Hockey League
New York
Pittsburgh
United States
Tefé
Roy
Victoria
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Aggies Triumph Over Grinnell Pioneers In Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College lines up to defeat Grinnell College at Manhattan 13 to 10 in a hard fought game. Byers led with six baskets and Tebow close behind with four baskets and a free throw for nine points. Moran played with a broken nose as Grinnell rallied mainly in the first half.
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Grinnell Pioneers
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Tebow
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Grinnell
Williams Back in Suit Leads KC Club to Third 1926 Game
The Kansas City Athletic Club basketball team hosts Emporia Teachhets in their third 1926 cage clash. With two straight wins, the club aims to extend the streak. George Williams, former star of the Blue Diamond era, joins the lineup boosting prestige. Pidge Browning may return to play as coach and on-court contributor. Starting forwards Bun Browning Wheat, center Ackerman, and guards Sanders Wilkins comprise the initial lineup.
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Blue Diamond
Pidge" Browning
Bun
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Wheat
Ackerman
Sanders
Wilkins
Tuards
Four straight wins for Eudora High over Wellborn
Eudora High School captured its fourth consecutive basketball victory by defeating Wellborn 40 to 16 in Kansas City. Jed Esterhousen led with 28 points as the team pulled away after a 12 to 9 halftime, with Wiesterhousen adding 19 points including several field goals and a charity toss. The Eudora seconds also beat Wellborn seconds 28 to something.
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Eudora High School
Kansas City
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Esterhous
Wiesterhousen
Evdera
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Wellbgen
Alays Ne
Historic 1923 15 inning games in the American League
The 1923 season saw eight games extend to 15 innings in the American League. Notable was July 4 when Herb Pennock pitched for the Yankees, allowing four hits and no walks as Bob Groves of the Athletics struggled but left runners stranded in later frames. The Athletics also played 15 inning tilts with the Browns and White Sox, while the Indians and Tigers dueled in another long game. Connie Mack's club had twelve drawn-out contests that season.
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Bob Groves
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Athletics
Browns
White Sox
Indians
Tigers
Connie Mack
Tonganoxie High Wins Fast Basketball Game at Piper
Tonganoxie High School defeated Piper 24 to 8 on Piper court in a fast contest. Guards Blackwell and Frazier limited Piper to eight points while Tong center Knox led with twelve points. In the preliminary, Tonganoxie girls beat Piper girls 24 to 12.
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Piper
Tong Guards
Blackwell
Frazier
Knox
Tongy
Douglas
Tiper Girls
Tonganoxie Girls
Tonganoxie Pla
Lansing Gent
Frida
Washington Bears debut win at new fir e house
The Washington Bears beat Iowa State 30 to thousand people in St Louis last night to open their new 14 million dollar hall. The half ended tied at 12 all before Washington surged late with strong offense. Stanford tallied 11 points with four baskets and Seago added five goals. Elliott contributed 18 points in a high effort game.
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St. Louis
Iowa S
Stanford
Ant’ Eee
Ans Seago
Washington
Elliott
Free air pledge by American broadcasters association
Muscatine Iowa January 16 1930 the American Broadcasters Association formed by small and lower power stations plans to keep the air free argues against monopoly by high power broadcasters. Norman Baker KTNT says many programs have a homelike feel while waves cause interference and few stations sharing wavelengths. The group backs main stations using one wavelength to avoid dial monopolization.
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American Broadcasters’ Association
Norman Baker
KTNT
Asociation
Mieers
Paintings by Karl Mattern Displayed in University Gallery
An exhibition of Karl Mattern works in watercolors and pen drawings opens in the university painting department gallery for January hours daily from 9 am to 5 pm except Sundays and holidays. Critics note his survey of recent years includes a fine portrait of Professor Eastwood and highlight his teaching career in Chicago Denver and California.
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Chicago
Albert Bloch
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Amd
Aly. Mattern
Chicago Art Institute
Chicago Academy of Wine Arts
George Dellaws
N. A
Los Angeles
Jay Mattern
Chicago Society of Artist
Cor Arvdens” Society
Organization of Artists
Socis
Chicago Arta Club
Aran
Art Institute At
Cexatz
Eastwood
Department of Painting
Sundar Nd
Pan
Magnificent robes cost nearly $2,000 each for state duties
The satin damask robes richly embroidered with gold thread are worn by England's higher judicial officials on state occasions and now cost about $2,000 per piece.
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England
Honor Robert Gardner Elected by United States Golf Association
Robert A Gardner of Lake Forest and Vawentsia Club named by the United States Golf Association to an American team. Walker Eup Ante England leads the squad with members Jones Watts Rin Jerse Frances Wilmet George von Elin and MacKenzie among selections.
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Vawentsia Club
Lake Forest
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States
Walker Eupante
England
Jones
Watts Rin
Jerse
Frances Wiimet
George von Elin
MacKenzie
The Splendid Crime Heads Week At Varsity And Bow ersock
Lionel Barrymore promotes The Splendid Regdl at the Bowersock Theatre while Bebe Daniels stars The Splendid Crime at the Varsity with Lew Cody and Anne Cornwall. Norma Shearer, Lew Cody show His Secretary. That Boyle Girl at the Orpheum. Texas Trail with Harry Carey at the Orpheum.
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Bowersock Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Anna Nilsson
Norma Shearer
Lew Cody
Schnitz Seymour at Bowersock Tonight Impresses Audience
Schnitz Seymour returns this season with leaner program yet higher quality. His Black and White Revue receives hearty approval along with a feature photoplay. The Three Dancing Marvels wow the crowd as Walkie Whittington’s jazz band plays. Bessie Hale shines with a strong voice and stage presence. A new yellow tinted window glass aims to block UV rays at Rankin Cruse Store, while the best paying profession is hinted as law.
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Schnitz Seymour
Bowersock
Walkie Whittington
Bessie Hale
Lchnitz
Star Uses Shorthand Skill in His Secretary Screen Work
Norma Shearer demonstrated real shorthand and typing for nearly a week while making the MGM picture His Secretary at the Bowersuck Theatre. The Hobart Henley production, written by Carey Wilson and adapted by Loring and Lighton, features Karl Dane Gwen Lee Estelle Clark Mabel Van Buren and Ernest Gillen.
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Rowledge
Norma Shearer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Bowersuck Theatre
Norma
Lew Godly
Willard Louis
Hobart Henley
Carey Wilson
Hope Loring
Louis B. Lighton
Karl Dane
Gwen Lee
Estelle Clark
Mabel van Buren
Ernest Gillen
Griffiths That Boyle Girl at Varsity Theater
D W Griffiths jazz epic That Boyle Girl debuts locally at the Varsity Theater next Thursday. The film adapts Edwin Balmer novel with stars Carol Dempster W C Fields James Kirkwood and Harrison Ford in a dramatic tale of a flapper in Chicago’s Jazz belt and underworld, praised for Griffiths artistry and realism.
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Carol Dempster
W. C. Fields
James Kirkwood
Harrison Ford
Chicago
Griffith
Little theater film future may free directors from reins
New York Jan. 16 Herbert Brenon predicts a new motion picture institution like the intimate little theater where directors pursue artistic aims without commercial restraint. He says wealthy producers in real estate development of movies may establish this system marking a shift toward prioritizing public taste over studio purse strings. Brenon argues directing is the busiest, most responsible studio role yet receives little public credit as he envisions films pleasing the average viewer driving financial success.
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Actor rehearses by performing all roles on set
The actor experiments by casting himself in each part and rehearsing the scene to test how his developed approach feels in performance. He frequently runs through scenes to demonstrate for other players how he wants them to act.
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