Haskell Indians Fall to Kansas City Athletic Club
The Has tel Indian court team, in its first major appearance, lost 50 to 27 to Kansas City Athletic Club at the Armory Court. Fred Ford and Artie Nilson led Haskell’s offense in the first half as KCAC’s defense stifled many attempts. Cross, Hyathell quarterback, plus Charles the center, scored most of KCAC’s points as reserves saw action in the second period.
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Hastel Indian Court
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Kansas Ci Athletic Club
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A.C
Howaver
Ton Cross
Hyathell
Noin
Charles
Kell
Mets
Kansas Jayhawks Rally for Ames Clash Before ISU Trip
A spirited Kansas practice hinted at an improving team as the Jayhawks prepared to face Ames after a 34 to 31 win at Oklahoma A&M. Carman Newland scored seven field goals and Zeke Burton steadied guard play, with fans hopeful Burton regains his form to boost KU’s defense and push toward a strong conference finish.
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Iowa State
Oklahoma Aggies
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Stillwater
Hdge
Carman Newland
Ames
Wrestler Overweight Tragedy Spurs Janitor Heat Cashing In
A Northwestern University wrestler, eight pounds overweight before a long night, used a sweating chamber run by janitor Sig Larson while trainer King Brady was missing. The machine read 175 degrees Fahrenheit as the wrestler nearly collapsed, raising questions about weigh reduction methods.
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New York Giants
J . A. Northwestern University
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King” Brady
Brady
Sig Larson
Larson
Fort Scott boxer Reese defeats Walker Rich in Legion show
Fred Reese of Fort Scott defeated Walker Rich of Kansas City in an American Legion boxing event last night. Rich suffered a fracture of his right forearm during the second round. Officials and reporters noted the bout as a strong showing for Reese in a crowded card.
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Ban
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Walker Rich
Kansas
American Legion
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Luther
Fauqua
Early Basketball Dribble Rule Changes and Debates
An archival report outlines the long history of dribbling rules in basketball from 1894 to 1905. It notes criticism of early dribbling limits, committee debates, and the evolution of penalties and definitions for dribbling and ball handling across major rule revisions.
National Basketball Coaches Group Forming For Rules Battle
The National Basketball Coaches association reports wide support from leading colleges and prep schools to oppose a proposed rule change. Members include Dr Ajilon, Madison Bell and George Edwards with Karl Schlademan and Arthur Lonborg among committee chairs. Spring coursing and an April Dodge City meet are also noted as events in the organization’s agenda. The group aims to defend the existing game against a controversial continuous dribble rule change.
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Basketball Rules Committee
James Naismith
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Ivelay
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3Sauri Valley
West
United States
Ajilon
University
Wasspabinger
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Madison Bell
Centre College
Haskell Indians
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Arthur Lonborg
Washburn College
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W. S. ‘Chandler
Iowa State
W. Corsaut
Kangas
Charles Black
Kiathicte
Neb. U
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National Coursi Association
Emporia Teachers College basketball hopes for national trip
Emporia Teachers College pledged a trip to the national A A U tournament in Kansas City starting March 12 if they finish 500 or better in the Central Conference. The decision was approved at the athletic board’s latest meeting.
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Kimgoria
Kansas City
Teachers College
California to hold football game next fall schedule alters dates
Officials of the Southern California institute announced the completed schedule of the University of Southern California. The name will be held December, a week later than the final date. This action followed UCLA protest that the December 1 date was only two dates after Thanksgiving. Phillips noted five wins by the university basketball team. The Washington Techabods beat Emporia College 38 to 3. Winfield Shaw’s Winston team beat Hutchinson 28 to 0. Five southern football teams will have new coaches Florida Louisiana State Alabama South Carolina and Mississippi. grid mentors named.
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Southern California
Southern Californa
University of California
Los Angeles
U. Cy
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Southern Footall
Florida
Louisiana’ State
Alabama
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Real estate transfers and notices in Douglas and Lawrence areas
Real estate transfers list several transactions including Neustifter and others in Douglas County to Rural High School district Eudora lots 1 to 20 block 16 and deeds involving A M Clark Avise in Bald Baldwin State Bank and Lawrence National Bank transfers of lots 3 4 and 9 Lane's First Addition Lawrence plus a sheriff's deed to Cornelius I Johnson and Louis White. The Barker C P Judge will host an event for members and families at Barker School on Friday January 20.
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Cour
Eudora
A. M. Clark
Avise
Bald- Baldwin State Bank
Colin c
Lawrence
Lawrence’ National Bank
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Wallace
Cornelius I. Johnson
Louis White
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Barker School
Dr James Naismith on football squad size and training
The discussion covers Naismith’s view that football should use a smaller core squad to sustain public interest and performance. He advocates keeping the trainer and a proper training table with nutrient foods, while questioning the practicality of major art in physical education and stressing responsibility on players for a successful season. Prof T F Boynton noted as club priest.
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James
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Dr. Naismith
B Beieves
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Boynton
Columbia Bicycles
Knoles
Adv
Warbill Resident Seeks Mail Route Clarity
A fragmented excerpt describes a resident named Warbill seeking a clear mail route to America through various fictitious addresses. The text references post offices in Germany and Russia and mentions directions finally carried out, but the meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
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Aysha
America
Mock wedding sparks scandal rumors at Kearney Avenue
A report describes a supposed mock marriage arranged to avoid a license refusal. Miss Russell secured a license after an affidavit from her mother, then the couple allegedly staged a ceremony at Kearney's apartment with actor Simons and playwright Dell hinting at a broader dispute involving Eugene ONeill and Horace Liveright.
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Kearney
Frere
Simons
Eugene
O'Neil Dell
Horace Liveright
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