Fangy Argentine Junior Defeats Lawrence Juniors In High School Tilt
Argentine Junior High school team upstages Lawrence Juniors 24 to 7 in a heated preliminary bout. Star forward Schaake played strongly, Cantain Schaake and Schneck stood out for scoring and control. Smith, a tall visiting forward, featured with sharp shooting as both teams battled through fouls and size. The Midgets supplied teamwork and fought hard despite being outsized.
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Lawrence Jungh
Schaake
Land
Schneck
Smith
Ottawa
Rgentine
Sanders
feree—Coker
Vinland
Brent
Harold Snyder
Tex Rickard Eyes Dempsey Bout With Gibbons or Wills in June
New York January 17 The Associated Press reports Tex Rickard aims to match heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in June for a title bout with either Gun or Harry Wills after Dempsey hinted at retirement this spring. Rickard plans a return with Gibbons in June at Yankee Stadium or Boyles by Acres, then a possible bout with Wills in September in Los Angeles depending on the outcome. Jack Kearns confirms no firm deals yet while stressing public interest and travel east to pursue a match.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
My Gibbons
Harry Wills
Jack
Kpres
Dempsey
Gibbons
Yankee ‘Stadium
Boyles
Acres
Angeles
Calif
Jack Kearns
Tom
Kearns
Estelle Taylor
Wichita's First Miller Builder Hiram Len Dies at 73
Hiram Len, builder of Wichita's first mill and a founder of Imperial Mills, died here at age 73 after a long illness. Len came to Wichita in 1872 and remained active in the city for decades. The report notes his longtime contributions to local industry and development.
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Ita. Kan
Hiram Len
Wichita
Imperial. Mills Com
Imboden
Sele
Lawrence High hops past Northeast 25 to 21 in KC
Lawrence High School edged Northeast 25 to 21 on the Northeast court in Kansas City. Popplewell led Lawrence with 11 points on four field goals and three free throws, while Dickhout paced Northeast with 14 points. The teams traded the lead through a tight fourth quarter as Lawrence upset Northeast in a fast, evenly fought game.
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Andy McDonald
Northeast High School
Kansas City
Foppiewell
Doval
Purple
Wop Plewell
McDonald's Cagers
aAtooneield
Popplewell
Dickhout Gu
Lawrence
Kan
Central High School
Kennedy
Faout i Popplewell
Foresman
Graber
Hanley
Jones
Northeast
Hartwell
Aulen
Fetagae Solomon
Stockwell
Offatt
Dickhout
Vinland Teams Edge Lecompton In Close Twin Wins
Vinland High School boys and girls basketball teams defeated Lecompton last night in tight contests. The boys won 23 to 18 with Captain Randall starring, while the Vinland girls edged Lecompton 26 to 25 for a narrow victory in the twin bill.
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Vinland High School
Lecompton
Vinland Boys
Vinland Birls
Randall
Missouri Valley Games and Last Night Results
Kansas Aggies meet Ames in Manhattan while Drake plays Nebraska in Lincoln and Missouri faces Oklahoma in Columbia. Last night Washington beat Oklahoma 32 to 30 in St. Louis and Drake edged Grinnell 19 to 18 in Des Moines as Drake Bulldogs surprise Pioneers. Drake heads to Lincoln to face Nebraska tonight.
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Kansas Aggies
Ames
Manhattan
Drake
Nebraska
Drake Bulldogs
Des Moines
Grinnell, Pioneers
Bulldogs
Lincoln
Defeat fuels KU Jayhawkers for K C A C clash
After a loss to Kansas Aggie the University of Kansas five work hard for the K C A C contest in Convention hall on January 22. Coach Allen evaluates players and plans changes, aiming to beat Nebraska next. Harold Schmidt and Herbert Proudfit join varsity eligibility next semester, likely boosting the Kansas squad. Some lineup changes may occur once they can play. A reported theft of a coat occurred on Tennessee Street.
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Kansas Aggie
University of Kansas
Convention Hall
Jayhawkers
F. C. Allen
Allen
Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Huskers
Kline
Harold Schmidt
Herbert Proudfit
Kansas City High Stars
Smidt
Proudfit
Jayhawker
Alten
Northeast league notes rosedale tops Topeka in league clash
Rosedale defeated Topeka High last night on the Rosedale court by a large margin, knocking Topeka from the league lead. Kansas City Kansas powered past Leavenworth as Central High School, with strong fast offense, won 25 to 3. Olathe and Rosedale clash tonight, with top positions in flux as unbeaten Kansas City Kansas and Olathe face possible shifts. Ford Motor Co posts 1924 sales peak with 1,873,581 domestic deliveries and Lincoln car growth. rising truck retail surpasses 200,000.
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Rosedale
Topeka High School
Rosedale Court
Leavenworth High School
Kansas City, Kansas
Central High School
Lawrence Cagers
Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka Five
Olathe
Topeka
New York
Ford Motor Company
Skin Clinic Tuesday at City Hall
The regular entry skin clinic will be held at the city hall from 2 to 4 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon under the direction of Dr. Paul Stookey of Kansas City.
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City Hall
Paul Stookey
Kansas City
Wheat and Livestock Markets Rally Across Multiple Commodities
Fresh buying pushed wheat prices to new seasonal highs as export demand and a hoped U S reduction in visible supply buoyed futures. Cattle and hog markets rose, with gains in range from long yearlings to fat lambs, while stock indices led by Nash Motors and Commercial Solvents advanced in a broad Wall Street rally.
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Chicago
Review Age
Russia
Argentina
United States
Liverpool
Wangas City
Dept. of Agriculture
Wall Street
New York
Nash Motors
BAX
Jersey Central
American Radiator
Associated Dry Geode
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
American Sugar, Refining
Delaware and Hudson
Federal Light and Traction Preferred
G3trone
Braves Battle Bethany College Tonight On Haskell Court
The Haskell Indian basketball team meets Bethany College at 7 30 tonight on the Haskell court. Bethany coach Lindsey, a former Kansas University athlete, has had fair success this year. Bethany beat the Chiloceo Indians and lost to Baker University 28 to 13 at Baldwin. The Indians beat Olathe Mutes 37 to 21 here January 3. Bethany players arrived in Lawrence early to rest before the game. Also note U C T No 46 meeting 8 p m Saturday January W W Cleland secretary.
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Haskell
Pat’ Hanley
Indians
Olathe Mutes
Lindsey
Bethany
Lawrence
Bethany Pilot
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U.S. Treasury
R. G. Mueller
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