Jayhawkers Face Iowa State In Big Six Home Opener
Kansas prepares for the first Big Six home clash with Iowa State Friday night. Coach Allen’s squad scrimmaged after a lengthy chalk talk, with Thomson Bishop Bausch and O'Leary Ramsey leading the attack. Ames, under Coach Menze, brings Woods Beaded Ack Richard Bearded and Heitman to challenge Kansas in a touted early season matchup.
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University of Kansas
Iowa’ State
Forrest
C. ‘Allen
Strate
Thomson
Bishop
Jim Bausch
Counter
Gox
Page
Gwards
Lawrence
Rost
Ranom
Me@anles
Madison
O'Leary
Ramsey
Frank
Bausch
AK U
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
Doctor Allen
Jone
Woods
Ames
Louis Menze
Central High
Kansas City
Warrensburg
Allen
Jay- Hawkers
Menze
Jack Beaded
Richard ‘Awk
Apitard
al Heitman
Asidaes
Rieke
Lowa
Local boxers reach finals in Topeka district tourney
Lawrence Athletic club boxers advanced to the Topeka district finals with Sonny Dodson knocking out Billy Mortis in the third round. Kid Ramey defeated Carl Windshell while Joe Schelbar lost to Earl Roberts. Peewee Weidman earned the flyweight title by forfeit and will box exhibition tonight. Final bouts feature Dodson versus Tod Morgan and Ramey versus Bill Hanley with gold medals and a Gene Tunney belt to top finishers.
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Lawrence Athletic Club
Topeka
three glove _slingers
Sonny Dodson
Billy Mortis
Kid’ Ramey
Carl Windshell
Manhattan
Joe Schelbar
Lawrence
Earl Roberts
Tod Morgan
Remey
Bill Hanley
Brown
Curly Nedeau
Paul Thorpe
Kansas
George Miller
Gene Tunney
Hutchinson
Fear of Cameras Haunts Baseball Greats in Old Tales
A mumbled reminiscence recalls players such as Fat Fothergill and Chief Meyers dodging cameras. It notes Cy Seymour’s fear of heights and an era when photographers could disrupt line drives and throws. The piece reflects superstition and the toll of fame on players long after their prime.
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Jpothergill
Detroit Tigers
Fothergill
Cy Seymour
Ruth Offered $75 000 A Year Yankee Contract
New York January 16 AP The New York Yankees mailed Babe Ruth a two year contract at 75000 dollars each year for 1930 and 1931 The Babe declined earlier seeking 85000 while away in Florida The package went with contracts for thirty other Yankee players Ben Chapman has signed his 1930 deal Lew Gehrig Henry Johnson and George Pippins holdover contracts exist
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Babe
Florida
Ben Chapman
Lew Gehrig
Henry Johnson
George Pippins
A Bid for Spears Heads to Oregon for Offer
Minneapolis reports Dr Clarence W Spears leaves for the West with an $11500 annual salary proposal to coach at the University of Oregon. Oregon elected him last night and he will meet Hall Missoula Friday to discuss final acceptance. Spears seeks better athletic management at Minnesota and would also practice medicine in the off season.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Clarence W. Spears
West
University of Oregon
Spears
Oregon
Eugene
Arnold Bennett
Hall
Missoula
Mont
Minnesota
Gopher
Senate Athletic Committee
Dr. Spears
West Virginia University
Gophers
Basketball Results Across U S and Colleges
A roundup of college and military team scores from New York to Montana, with results including Columbia 38 Princeton 25 Army 47 Bucknell 34 Navy 36 Penn 32 Northwestern College 39 Lake Forest 24 Macalaster 1 St Paul Luther 29 Rockhurst 85 Chillicothe Business College 12 Northwest Missouri Teachers 29 Durant 27 Montana State 45 Montana U 35 and related notes on visiting Yankee catcher Pat Collins and AP college baseball data showing Al Simmons leading in runs and batting averages. The piece also reports Emporia Teachers preparing for their first Central conference game at Southwestern.
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K. U
Lawrence Bulek
Ana Filekes
Sr Este
Hunsinger. Motor. Co
MeKitrick Eal
Hunsinger
Vis Webb
Posen
Thysta Bell
Eudora
Kurlait
Sherhor Tin
ATS Srwald
Tavis Ne
Wandicap Ee Nioms
Lawrence Sanay
Montgomer
Mandi Way
el Wilson
So. Wallats
J. S. Strom Schaake
Tha Ag
Dreyer
Ard
Laster
Craig
Michael CL
Springer
A. Powers
Towers
Houk & Green Clothiers
Millyr
Cooks — A. US
Terkina
Yenfler
Green Brothers
Admonisen
Nevin May
Fritzer Dairy
Moreno
Reuter Organ Factory A. EL Snow
Ase Aweifel
Ane Tuller
Webster’s Grocery
Wagner
New York
Siparer Russell
Thur ‘Lawrence
Olson
Gs Tenchard
Talateer
Pettit Pantie
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Rutier
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Wis
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MacAlaster
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Corner
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Chillicothe
Maryville
Mac
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Durant
Okla
Bozeman
Montana State
Montana U
Kansas Jayhawker mat team selected for Big Six opener
Kansas University selects its wrestling lineup for the Big Six season with Tom Schnebly Jim Welch Maurilio Cuadro and Lloyd Hatton among those holding weight spots. Captain Steve Church and Allen Cochranen join as top lettermen to anchor the squad for the January 28 home meet against Kansas State University and a prior January 23 clash with Kansas Aggies.
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Kansas Aggies
Elk’s Club
Aggies
Leon Barman
Tom Schnebly
Quinton Jufener
Jim Welch
Eugene Tdangan
Mauriltio Cuadro
Bert Itoga
Giva
Steve Church
Sig
Allen Coohranie
Aggie
Lloyd Hatton
Jayhawkers
Ed Hatton
John McCormick
K. U
Bauman
Oklahoma Aggie
Church
Cochrane
Welch
Kansas
Upstate Ivals
Grapplers
Missouri University
Towa State Will Attempt to Halt K. U. Forwards
Iowa State College prepares for two Big Six games this week against Kansas and Oklahoma. Coach plans a defensive focus on Bishop and Thomson and tests Max Ricke at jumping center to counter Heitman, while preserving the regular starting five of Woods Readcap Hawk and Heitman Rieke.
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Ames
Iowa
Bishop
Thomson
Kansas
Iowa State College
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Norman
Max Ricke
Heitman
Cyclone
Woods
Readcap
Hawk
Rieke
May Ask Art to Quit Chicago in Boxing Fight
The Chicago White Sox awaiting a Saturday meeting between Kenesaw Landis and Charles Arthur Shires to discuss Shires boxing ties. Landis reportedly displeased by players' boxing ventures and may demand an immediate halt before Shires seeks reinstatement after a previous suspension for a second fist fight with manager Lena Blackburne.
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Chicago
Commissionav Kenesaw
Landis
Shires
White Sox
Lena” Blackburne
Lightweight championship draw and assorted boxing results
Miami Beach and Rockford bouts end in draws for Sammy Mandell and tunel Manuel Quintera among others. San Francisco and Wichita winners included Al Webster and Johnny Preston while Howard Schaub, 18, caught 153 252 flies to win a state health bureau prize.
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Pla
Manuel Quintero
Sammy Mandell
Quintero
G. R. K. Carter
Miami
Mandell
Billy Haack
Memphis
Associated Press
Fla
Rockford
Chamge
Tunel
Manuel Quintera
Cuba
Drew
Sam Crosby
Columbus
Tommy@ Jones
Macon
Billings
Mon
Wesley Ketchel
San Francisco
al Webster
Auings
Tattling Dozier
Wichita
Kan
Johnny Preston
Honolth
Independence
Chanute
Bernsville
Tulsa
Art Hatcher
Cherrivale
Ikan
Rey Good
Seadford
Howard Schaub
State Bureau of Health
Freshman KU Football Banquet Hosted by Woolf Brothers
Members of the KU freshman football squad attended a banquet in the Eldridge Hotel Big Six room hosted by Woolf Brothers, Inc. Several visitors from Woolf and KU figures spoke on the team’s record and urged scholars to maintain eligibility. A letter from Dr. F C Allen was read, and plans were discussed for ongoing frosh football activities and an annual event aimed for next year.
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Eldridge
Woolf Brothers, Inc
W. W. Davis
Jack Reeve
Rex Clawson
Vic Newman
Shelley Waterman
Woolf Organization
Kansas City
Woolf
Wendell Thal Paes
Dee John Outland
Kaster
Bill Hargiss
Mike Getto
Stephen Hinshaw
Brutus Hamilton
Don Cooper
Newman
Hinshaw
Hargiss
F.C. Allen
K. U
Frosh
Banqnet
K. U. Frosh
Woolf Brothers
An Arm Injury Forces Delaney from the Ring
Bridgeport reports retired world light heavyweight champion Jack Delaney forced to retire after an arm injury. Doctor George W Hawley warned the right arm damage could end his boxing career if he continued. Delaney planned a comeback and a January 24 bout with Tom Kirby was set before the decision. The elbow injury involves a chipped bone and locking muscles, ending his ring days.
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Conn
Jack Delaney
George W. Hawley
Delaney
Tom Kir
Boston
Providence Arena
Hawley
Lawrence High to Host Summer Five In League Tilt
Lawrence High School colored team will face Summer High School five of Kansas City in the Lawrence High School gym tomorrow evening. A preliminary game starts at 7 30 o'clock.
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Lawrence High School
Summer High School Five
Kansas City
Lawrence High School Gymnasia
Local Families Share Holiday Visits and Travel
Clara Oscar and Hattie Schwartz visited Mrs. Anna Kornberger Sunday evening. Henry Fleer worked on the road for Lucas Fleer Monday. Floyd Heffner was a Baldwin visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Schwartz with Clara Oscar and Hattie Pete Vogler Arnold and Norma Stoeberer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz. Fred Heim and Raymond took Kenneth back to school in Kansas City Monday after Christmas at home. J W Breithaupt and motor to Baldwin Wednesday. John Lyons and Harley to Lawrence Friday. Winona Breithaupt helped Mrs. Lucas Fleer with housework. Herman Stahel of Lawrence visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schreiber. Will and George Heppner were Ottawa callers Monday afternoon.
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Clara
Oscar
Hattie Schwartz
Anna Kornberger
Henry Fleer
Lucas Fleer
Floyd Heffner
Baldwin
G. Schwartz
Hattie
Pete Vogler
Arnold
Norma Stoebener
Carl Schwartz
Fred Heim
Raymond
Kenneth
Kansas City
Ter
J. W. Breithaupt
John Lyons
Harley
Lawrences
Winona Breithaupt
Herman Stahel
Lawrence Igpant
Jal
Edwin Schreiber
Will
George Heppner
Ottawa
Albert Wacker
Glenn Flora
W. Hornberger
Anna Hornberger
Emelie
Will Meppner
Alfred
Dudley Gilges
Gilbert and la Verne
Elmer Wintermantel
Thomas Elm
Arnald Stoebener
Ben Horst
Frank Lutz
Andy
Fred
Eimer Lutz
Eugene Lutz
Frank
Earl Lindell
Lone Star
Oscar Lutz
del Greenfield
Agnes
Bud
Edith
Earl Heffner
Henry Hornberger
de G. Schwartz
Oscar Heinon
Theodore Elm
Sophia Helm
Ivan Schwartz
Crawford
Henry Stoehener
John Elm
Albert Hornberger
Montay
Dorothy
GA. Michael and i
Guy Charles
Dorothy Juan
Vassar
G. F. Deskines
Stella
Henry Schwartz
Lawrence
Adolph Johanning
J. W. Johanning
Mary Stoebener
Carl Plambeck
Wm. Neibrugee
Gertrude Sehott
Charles Rappard, Jr
Carl Stark
Wesley
Margaret
Henry Reppard
Roland de Watteville
Will Rappard
Mabel
Gladys
Gilbert and
la Verne
Herman Transmeir
Albert
John Stahel
Alvin
Wilma
Chartey Rappard
Warley
Rappard
Joan Lyons
Florente
Raymond Heim
Nellie Wintermaniel
Elmer
Faye
Birthday party marks Charles Rappard senior age feat
Long list of neighbors and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. John Lyons for Charles Rappard Sr s ninety first birthday with a ninety one candle cake. Attendees include Mrs Mary DeWatteville Lawrence Will Rappard Mrs Henry Reppard family and many local residents as Elmer Wintermantel ground feed for Gertrude Schott and visits to nearby homes noted.
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