Jayhawks Fall in Close Battle at Missouri
Kansas University pressed Missouri to the limit on the Missouri floor, but a late surge by the Tigers gave them a 50 to 43 halftime lead and a narrow victory. Herb Ruble and Waldorf sparked KU late, while Bishop led the Jayhawkers with strong second half scoring. The Sooners' looming clash with Nebraska looms on the horizon as KU continues conference play.
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Columbia
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A. Brite
K. U
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Waldorf
Welsh
Ramsey
Cox
Gall
Thomson
Craig
Bishop
Tor Bishop
Missouri
van Up
Peinta
Kbeean
Thomson Nut
Conich George Edwards
Ru“hle
Ean
Nebraska
Lincoln
Chinnell
Ichabods Hold Lead in Central Conference Race
Washburn College faces a light week after going 2-0 to stay undefeated in the Central conference. Emporia College of Emporia, Hayes, and Pittsburg each have paths to the standings as the schedule opens midweek with Em- poria hosting Wichita State and Pittsburg meeting Southwestern.
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Topeka
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Ichabods
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College of Emporia
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Thutys
Ays
Colch Melyini Griffin Offers Trophy for Most Accurate Cager
In Lansing Michigan reports from the Associated Press, Colch Melyini Griffin is noted for offering a trophy for the most accurate shooter. The card cites outcomes from several bouts with Bud Dehaven, Roger Bernhard, and Langford among boxers in the event.
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Melyini Griffin
Associated Press
Magnates Edge Players Over Contract Tactics
A baseball season rumor notes magnates using waivers to pressure unsigned stars. Joe Dugan reportedly agreed after Ed Barrow pressed him about past waiver refusals. Meanwhile Lawrence high school camp honors timing and court craft as a two year course in higher accounting attracts interest.
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New York Giants
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Dugan
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Iowa State Gridsters Get Higher Scholarship Rates
Iowa State College football players show rising academic performance after a three year survey led by athletics director T N Metcalf. Freshman scholarship improved from past declines, with 70 percent of freshmen and 92 percent of varsity players passing over more than 12 hours of college work.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
N. Metcalf
Metcalf
Towa State
R. M M. Hughes
Haskell Indians Triumph In Fast Floor Battle
Haskell Indians beat Jenny Wren 37 to 25 on their court last night led by Ted Wilson with 21 points including nine field goals and three free throws. Wilson sparked a 14 12 half lead and the Indian offense wore down the Wrens in the second half as Johnson and Winnie left with injuries. The Indians travel to Topeka to face Washburn College next.
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Haskell
Ted Wilson
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Eren
Wilson
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I Weller
F Wilson
College grid results from several matches and scores
Several college football and basketball scores listed with teams and results. Notable results include Grinnell over Houston Texas Aggies 39 to 30, Tulane over Ole Miss 40 to 35, Kansas State? over Missouri 41 to 37, and Nebraska over South Dakota 46 to 3. Other pairings include Oklahoma against Manhattan 44 to ?, and Virginia Union? against Washington and Lee 36 to ?.
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Lecomp ton Rural High to host double header schedule
Lecomp ton rural high announces a double header basketball schedule with games at Carbondale Seaman Pomona and Tonganoxie Feb 15 Silver Lake at Lecompton Feb 22 Tonganoxie Feb 1 Vinland Feb 8 Vinland and a January 18 home game vs Seaman High School. Tests and contests are coordinated by Emporia officials and Kansas State Teachers College with a large slate of pupil scholarship contests across Kansas and 24 states.
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Seaman
Lecompon
Pomona
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Vinland
Silver Lake
Mary Smith
Lavina DeKat
Edythe Leslie
Helen McClanahan
Annette Fulton
Louise Glark
Ida McRae
Naomi Beatty
Gera Kuester
Katie Kuester
Martha Smith
Wilma Gibbons
Esther ‘Kettering
Emilie Reynolds
Emilie Reynolds, ‘Thelma Slusser
Verne Hall
Howard Lasswell
Seaman High School
State of Kansas
R. Wood
Bureau of Measurements
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Ey Ae Orra M.smith
Lecompton High School
Indigestion Remedy Promoted as Safe Neutralizer
A noted authority explains indigestion as hyperacidity in the stomach, describes souring of food and symptoms like belching and heartburn, and prescribes four ounces of Dad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week. The salts, made from grape and lemon acid with lithia and sodium phosphate, are claimed to be inexpensive and effective for various stomach disorders.
Misner School of the Spoken Word to Stage Play
Ernest Raymond Misner will appear in person in this play about love tested by elders and a returning spirit aiding the couple. Mrs G M Head invited to attend the wedding of Ingouatter, held January 9 at the bride's parents home in Ann Arbor Michigan. Prof Hoad, former engineering faculty at the University of Kansas, was involved. Local condolences go to Mrs Haney. Drake, a Black man from 5th and Lincoln, broke his hip after a fall on ice and is in St Margaret's hospital. Frances Milner, sick with flu, and her brother George Milver traveled to Missouri for holidays and remain under care.
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George Earnshaw
Shawnee
Floyd Rogers
Topeka
Wilk Gravel
Earnshajvy
Rogers
Throoch
Lyceum | S
Community Council
Allen Langdon
Martin
Jane Cowl
Ernest Raymond
Omaha
G. M. Head
Ingouatter
William Hoad
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hoad
School of Engineering
University of Kansas
Jenee
Haney
Drake
Lincoln
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Frances Milner
George Milver
Holf
Missouri
Longtime Kansas matron Catherine Case dies at 93
Mrs Catherine E Case born November 11 1835 in Butler County Pennsylvania died January 2 1929 at her Leavenworth Kansas home aged 93 years 1 month 21 days She was the oldest member of her Episcopal church and had lived in Leavenworth since 1860 Survived by three sons four daughters three sisters one brother and many relatives and friends Mrs J Haney of Law will be mourned by all who knew her
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Butler County
Penn
Leavenworth
Kans
Episcopal Church
Kansas
J. Haney
Law
Wish For Her A Speedy Recovery In Local Note
Rev Popplewell has been on the sick list but is up and around at present. W C Ellis was in Kansas City on business today.
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