Kansas Jayhawks Face Nebraska In Big Six Showdown
Kansas University centers on a tough road test as Kansas battles Nebraska in Lincoln. Captain Olson leads six lettermen including star Munn at center while Bishop Ramsey and Thomson pair with Bishop in the forward slots. Nebraska, after a 30 to 20 win over Missouri and a 46 to 28 triumph over South Dakota, seeks to slow K U after Missouri’s win at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavitlei
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas Jayhawkers
Nebraska Huskers
Lincoln
Nebraska
Tigers
Huskers
Charles Black
K. U
South Dakota
Olson
Munn
Glenn Munn
Munns
Ficher
Grece
Lewandowski
Holm
Witte
Grace
Jayhawkers
Tom
Bishop
Thomson
Floyd Ramsey
Kansas
N. Y
Major League Clubs Set for 93 Exhibition Games
Major league teams announce 93 exhibition contests before the April 16 opener. Connie Mack's Athletics lead the American league in Florida meetings with the senior circuit, facing Reds, Braves, Cardinals and others. The Yankees meet Braves and Cardinals in Florida, with interleague play spanning Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago clubs. Browns, Indians, White Sox, and Cubs also schedule varied interleague games across Florida, Texas, California, and New Orleans preparations.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Sears
Phillies
Florida
Philadelphia
A’s
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Cardinals
Brook
Boston
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Pittsburgh
Texas
Dodgers
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Phoenix
Ariz
Cubs
Tigers
Los Angeles
Louisiana
Boston Red Sox
Braves
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
West Palro Beach
Fla
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New Orleans
Indians
Giants
White Sox
Boxing results and shorthand class notes at Lawrence Business College
AP notes a city event in Oklahoma and various scattered boxing outcomes including Hunt over Pivac and Curtain overwn, with other bouts listed in loosely reported rounds. The item also mentions a stenotype walkabout demonstration at Lawrence Business College.
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Lawrence Business College
Defeat for Oread by Lawrence Junior High Five
Lawrence Junior high school defeated Oread high school 10 to 7 on the Lawrence high school court yesterday afternoon. The first half ended 8 to 2 in favor of the Junior high quintet. Players included James Naismith and Milton Allen on the Junior high side, sons of Dr. J M Naismith and Dr. F C Allen respectively, while Oread teams were larger but struggled to connect with the basket. The junior lineup featured Allen, Kiefer, Reusch, Lohman, and Conner. several Perry players were noted as ineligible. An effort is planned to schedule a rematch Saturday.
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Lawrence Junior High
Oread High School
Lawrence High School
J. M. Naismith
Pla
F.C. “Phog” Allen
University of Kansas
James Naismith
Milton Allen
Oread
L. R.perry
Allen
Kiefer
Reusch
Lohman
Conner
Perry
Kansas fighters triumph in Wichita boxing finals
Six of eight titles in the Kansas Oklahoma Interstate A A U Boxing Tourney finals went to Kansas boxers in Wichita. Winners included Kenneth Schaffer of Wichita for the heavyweight belt and Madero Villareal of Tulsa with Charley Russell of El Dorado in the 112 pound division. Oklahoma victors were Madero Villareal and Joe Baxter for the 112 and 175 pound classes, with Lindsey Austin of Milton, Kansas losing in the heavyweight class to Schaffer.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Madero Villareal
Tulsa
Charley Russell
el Dorado
Joe Baxter
Enid
Orville Hardin
Kenneth Schaffer
George Siedhoff
Lindsey Austin
Milton
St. Louis
Zonkers
Caeper Smoot
Wight Ingraham
Topeka
Mike McCoy
Hutchinson
Eddie Baker
Oklahoma City
Fay Patterson
Walter
Snake
Lawrence Cagers to Meet Ottawa Friday
Lawrence high school enters a home game against Ottawa high tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Lawrence high gym. The league match follows a rest of the schedule with Rosedale and Argentine also on the slate. Expected starters include Schaake, Riesen, Spurk or Curd, Bernitz, Vandeventer or Harris. Referee will be John Bunn of Kansas.
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Kansas
Rosedale
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence
Ottawa High
Lawrence High
Lawrence Seconds
Oread High
Elmer Schaake
Riesen
Spurk
Curd
Genter
Bernitz
Vandeventer
Harris
Ottawa
John Bunn
University of Kansas
College Football Scores From Various Schools Across Regions
A compiled list shows multiple college football results including Saint Marys and Pacific, Knights from Oklahoma City and Central State Teachers, Texas and Edwards, West Virginia Marshall, Army and Navy, New York Columbia and Princeton, with several other matchups like St Benedicts, Phillips, Hamline, Gustavus Adolphus, and Oklahoma City University in mixed regional venues. Scores range from close margins to decisive wins, reflecting a broad slate of games.
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Ayaterres San Francisco—College of the Pacific
St. Mary's College
Oakland
Cook Painters of
Kansas City
Athens Athletic Club
Atchison
Kan
St. [Benedicts College
Phillips University
Ing
Daha
Tote Maines Universsity
A Simpson
Paul J— Hamline
Gustavus Adolphus
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Oit Y University
Central State
Teachers’ College
Austin
Texas
Edwards U
Mareentown
Ya—west Virginia
Marshall
West Point
N. Y
Army
New York U
Annapolis
Univrsity of Pennsylvania
I. Navy
New York—Columbia
Princetoti
No Decision On McMillin At Fort Worth
Indefinite results of a conference between Alva Bo McMillin and Texas Christian University officials may delay naming the Horned Frogs next head coach. It was agreed to postpone final decision on a successor to Matty Bell who resigned. McMillin arrived in Fort Worth and will stay tonight before likely departing for Kansas Agricultural College where he is head coach.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Alva
Bo” McMillin
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Matty Bell
Texas A. & M
McMillin
Kansas Agricultural College
Indians Meet Washburn Tonight in Topeka
Haskell coach Frank W. McDonald takes a shorthanded squad to Washburn for a key Topeka clash. Walter Johnson and Melvin Winnie are out with injuries from Tuesday's game with the Jenny Wrens, leaving Weller and Wilson to start forward while Wilson will likely take center. Woolworth and Taylor expected at guard as the Indians seek revenge after two losses to Washburn last season.
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Frank W. McDonald
Haskell
Lawrence
Topeka
Redskin
Washburn College
Ichabods
Braves
Walter Johnson
Melvin Winnie
Jenny Wrens
Johnson
Jenny Wren
Wilson
Washburn
Wilson Charles Robably
Woolworth
Taylor
McDonald's
Redmen
Washington Five shifts to new path after decisive vote
In a landmark move, Washington Five undergoes a strategic shift to a new operational path following a decisive vote. Officials cited enhanced collaboration and long term stability as key outcomes, while supporters praised clarity of direction and renewed funding.
Coach Don White Plans Changes in Valley Leaders
Washington University may shuffle the lineup after recent non conference games. Ray Duncan to center, Thies Lohrding to guard, with Burt Constance and Moose Meyer at forwards, and Ralph Kurtz at guard. Joe Hohn may rest after scoring inconsistently since the Iowa trip. Moose Meyer leads scoring. Also notes junior high face Haskell and upcoming swim meet at Iowa.
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St. Louis
Altho
Washington University
Will
Burt Constancé
Moose” Meyer
Ralph Kurtz
Joe Hohn
Iowa
Myshmnaben
Ood
Fale Ig
Baseball Sentiment At Christmas A Veteran Reflects
Former pitcher AL Demaree recalls Christmas greetings among teammates from past pennant battles. He cites letters from Snodgrass Ruth Fletcher Cravath and others, arguing sentiment is integral to baseball after 17 years in the majors.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Fred Snodgrass
Alex
Babe Ruth
Art Fletcher
McGraw
Gavry" Cravath
Milton Steck
Jimmy Archer
Lenglen and mother plan return to France from Los Angeles
Suzanne Lenglen and her mother left Mrs. Anita Baldwin's Los Angeles home and reportedly booked steamship passages through the Biltmore Hotel to sail to France. It remains unclear if Baldwin Jr. accompanied them. The hotel later noted no further details.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Biltimiore
Suzanne Lenglen
Anita Baldwin
France
Biltmore Hotel
Is York
Baldwin M. Baldwin
Mlle
Jenglen
Baldwin
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Lenglens
Mile
Lenglen
Biltmore
Local residents visit Ottawa weekly events and sales
Mrs. Frank Steen spent last week at Frneat Pohl home while Ike Montgomery called at L. W. Haas. Many locals attended the 70th wedding anniversary of Dan Johanning and Mrs. Lutz. Ottawa visitors included Herman Pohl Walter Pohl and Harry Flory among others. Alvin Johannine shipped cattle to Kansas City with hogs, receiving thirteen to thirteen and a half dollars per hundred. Funeral services for August Fleet were held at the Wo rden Evangelical church with attendees from Glen Flora and nearby farms.
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Bert Schwartz
Harry Flory
George Fleer
Morris
Glen Flora
Vane Kring
Dan Johanning
George Bechtel
So Hillis
Charley Gilliland
Glen
Helen
Ottawa
Albert Baker
Colorado
Mt. Morris
Jim Martin
Michigan Valley
Hazel
Dudley Gilliland
Hory Flory
Sam
van Husk
Ike Thomas
Cildren
Jack
Flora
George Shuler
Thelma
Roy Shuler
Glen Florm
Walker
Overbrook
Eva
Mabel Haas
Anna Johanning
Frank Steen
Frneat Pohl
Ike Montgomery
L. W. Haas
Herman Pohl
Frank Lutz
Saint On
Neva
Lawrence
Noble Messer
Pleasant Grove
Kansas City
Alvin Johannine
Alvin
Carl Kannaburg
Baldwin
Williamstown Notes On Local Residents And Illness
Ghatt McCoy remains in critical condition at Christ's hospital in Topeka after arrival last Thursday. Mrs. Reed of Topeka visited her sister Mrs. Tyrrell and Mrs. Hobart Stallard shows improvement after diphtheria. Mrs. Leger returned from Denver following her sister Susie Humphries illness. The Williamstown Ladies Aid meets Friday January 18 with Mrs. Ralph Baker. Mrs. Welter visited Topeka with Mrs. Chatt McCay. Mrs. Levi Schenck cares for her ill daughter Mrs. Hobart Stalard, affected by diphtheria. Ralph Baker did business in Oskaloosa Friday.
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Denver
Williamstown
Ralph Baker
Steve Welter
Topeka
Chatt McCay
Levi Schenck
Hobart Stalard
Oskaloosa
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Associated Press
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Babe. Hunt
Oklahomia
Tom Pivac
St.Louis
L ‘Richmond
Ind
Johnny Curtain
Dayton
Ohio
Jimmic Wn
Betersbore
Basketeers
Lawrence Cagers
M’millin
Texas Christian
Opeka
Ouk & Green Crai
Figet
Mott
Hye Jg Houk Ars. Ag
Hy& Houk
E. Edmondson
Lawrete
Inn Edge
Eail Petal Eam
Be Ag
Hi Motor Go. Holbeck
Inn Ag
Watsher
Arnold Rente
Hartic
Snyder
Tay Bos Hetzel
Comstock
Schwinley
New York Cleaners
Bowen
Michael
Sullivan
al Irs All Jones Inc
Awrence Plumbers
Palmateer AL
Green Brose Co
Saunders
Wagner Ju. Irons
Selward
Dreyer
Fritzel Dairy Prod
Webster
Carr
Ebritze
Don White
Ee Te
Haskell Institute
Bears
University Swimmers
Karl Bauer
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Midland
C. A. Richard
C. P i
Midland Hall
Uzanne Lenglen
U. S
Excelsior
Pierson
OBER
Eee
ESSEX
BUICK
NASH
Maxwell Touring
FORD
Ford Road
STER
Studebaker
VELIE
Hudson
O. K
Jewett
Chevrolet
H. D. Hill Motor Company
New Hampshire St
Lawrence, Kans
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