Aggies vs Tigers in Big Six clash shapes title race
Kansas and Kansas State play in Manhattan as top contenders Iowa State Nebraska and Missouri also meet. Nebraska meets Oklahoma at Norman while Iowa State faces Missouri at Columbia. Kansas State beat Kansas 44 to 22 in Lawrence as Oklahoma’s hopes slide.
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Iowa State
Nebraska
Manhattan
Wildcat
Huskers
Norman
Jeaders
Oklahoma Sooners
Missouri Tigers
Columbia
K-Aggies
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Pirates Should Be in the Running This Year
The Pittsburgh Pirates believe last season’s NL finish suffered from poor health. Players sidelined include Heinie Meine, Ervin Brame, Andy Bednar, Charley Woods, Steve Swetonie, Hal Finney, Pie Traynor, George Grantham, Gus Suhr, Harry Geissberger, Paul Waner, and Lloyd Waner. They expect a healthier lineup to boost performance this year.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Heinie Meine
Ervin Brame
Andy Bednar
Charley Woods
Steve Swetonie
College basketball scores from multiple colleges and prep schools
A lengthy list of basketball results across numerous colleges and high schools. Highlighted are Kansas teams like Kansas City J.C. defeating Wentworth 38 17 and Oklahoma Baptist 131. others include Michigan State 41 over Spee and Washington State 32 over Oregon.
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Utah Aggies
Utah
San Jose State
Nevada
Washington State
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Southern California
Stanford
Johnson Leads Big Six Scorers With 15 Points
Kansas sophomore William Johnson has the conference scoring lead despite appearing in only one Big Six game. He totals 15 points, with guard Zinn of Missouri and Nock of Missouri among those who have played in two games each, while other listed players show limited playing time.
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Kansas City
Jan
William Johnson
Kansas
Johnson
Kan
Zinn
Nock
Bishop
Washburn and Emporia win one-point conference games
Washburn Ichabods edged Emporia Teachers 21 to 20 on their home court while the College of Emporia defeated Hays Teachers 30 to 29 on the Emporia floor. Trinity Lutheran beat Joe Dandy 22 to 16 at Lutheran court. Alfred Lohman open for games.
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Kan
Washburn
College of Emporia
Ichabods
Emporia
Hays
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joe Dandy
North Lawrence Christian Church
Alfred Lohman
Strange As It Seems by John Hix
A collection of improbable anecdotes recounts Oswaldus Norhingerugs carrying dishes to Rome for Pope Paul V, Henry Van Steenberger failing to finish ten gallons of wine, and the Reverend Golightly Morrill bequeathing ashes to autograph his travel book. Morrill also wills items to Freedom, the thief, and Minneapolis police, with a request for readers to seek proof by writing to John Hix.
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Rome
Johannes Schad
Mitel~brach
Paul V
Althe
Henry van Steenberger
Golightly" Morrill
Morrill
Minneapolis
John Hix
No Snow Delays Swedish Skier’s Cary Tournament
Anna Greta Lendberg from Dalarn Sweden gazes at a snowless Chicago day as officials cancel the planned ten mile handicap race against top male skiers due to lack of snow. Once amateur national champion she has competed at St Moritz and DeVos.
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Sweden
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Anna Greta Lendberg
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Devos
Bethany Swedes Beat Ottawa in Conference Clash
Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan remained unbeaten in the Kansas Conference as Bethany overwhelmed Ottawa University 29 to 21 on Bethany’s home court. Lanky Larson led Bethany with six field goals and four free throws as Ottawa suffered a second straight loss of the season.
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Kansas
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Ottawa University
Salinas
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Boxing card features New York and regional bout results
As New York beat Max Baer in Livermore Cal while Tor Meeney of New Zealand and Marty Gallagher of Washington DC plus Paul Swiderski of Syracuse drew. Stanley Poreda of Jersey City knocked out Tony Starr of San Diego. Danny Dement of Chicago defeated Young Terry of Davenport. Hal Roberts of Denver stopped Jimmy Owens of Tulsa. Joe Lynn of Indianapolis defeated Joe Hlenco of West Palm Beach.
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Livermore
Cal
Tor Meeney
New Zealand
Marty Gallagher
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D. C
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Syracuse
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Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Tony Starr
San Diego
Chicago
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Young Terry
Davenport
San Francisco
Hal Roberts
Denver
Jimmy Owens
Tulsa
Okla
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Joe Lynn
Indianapolis
Joe Hlenco
West Palm Beach
Charley Horses Hamper Speed in Football and Track
Charley horses, torn and strained leg muscles, slow athletes on rough fields. Rest is the only cure though some tape them, risking fielding or running decline. Clarence Jensen of Newark, N J will lead North Carolina University cross country next season.
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New York Giants
Clarence Jensen
Newark
N. J
North Carolina University
Football An Aid in Classroom Wesley Fesler Says
Columbus Ohio Jan 17 AP Wesley Fesler Ohio State’s all American end and honor student credits football with maintaining high scholastic standing. He says football builds character body and mind, aids study through disciplined training and sharp decision making, and stresses effort over gate receipts. He recalls beating Pitt as especially sweet and notes subs exist only for themselves not the team.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Fesler
Wes
Pitt
Baer Winner In Freak Time Count At Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey served as referee when Tom Heeney and Max Baer clashed in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. A wild sequence sent Heeney through the ropes into the press box as a late counting error produced a freak finish. Baer weighed 201 pounds, Heeney 208, in a fight that surprised 8,000 spectators.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Madison Square Garden
Tom, Heeney
Max Baer
Tom
California
Baer
Thomas
Yom
Arthur Donovan
Heeney
Donovan
Dempsey
Otto Ven
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Texas
Rowing versus football amid college athletic criticism
The Carne gia Report notes rowing as a costly, tradition-rich sport with strong backing at Cornell and Harvard Yale, contrasting football criticism with long training camps and indoor winter drill. West Point mainly defers to the Navy for rowing, while the Yankees trail in runs behind the pennant winner Philadelphia Athletics.
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Hudson
Thames
Cornell
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Dick Glendon
Columbia
Rusty Callow
Pennsylvania
M A Opens With Texas Eight Game Schedule In Complete
In Columbia Missouri January the year an early list shows M A Opens With Texas eight game schedule. The schedule includes games at Austin Boulder Ames Des Moines Columbia and Lawrence with opponents Kansas Colorado Nebraska Drake Oklahoma Iowa State and Oklahoma State across October November dates.
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Misoumi
Columbia
Inkate
Atesis
Dea
Austin
Kansas State
Colum
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Boulder
Iowa State
Ames
Nebraska
Colurmbia
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Okahoma
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Aggie Wrestlers Defeat Southwestern Teachers in Manhatta n
Kansas Aggie wrestling team beat Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers 17 1 2 to 1 18 with Captain Griffith winning by fall in the heavyweight bout and teammate P Griffith securing a fall at 118 pounds in Manhattan Kansas on January 17 AP report from Weatherford Oklahoma.
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Kan
Kansas Aggie
Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers
Weatherford
Okla
Griffith
Aggie
P. Griffith
Haskell Indians Meet ECAC Blue Diamonds Tonight
The Haskell Indian basketball team faces ECAC Blue Diamonds on the Redemptorist court in one City. Coach Me ra likely starts Weller and W Johnson at guards Charles at center and Woolworth and Hendricks at forwards. Blue Diamonds features Garden and Peterson, former KU luminaries, at forwards. Ottawa High trounces Topeka 34 to 19 in Northeast league. Barker, forward, netted seven fields and two free throws.
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EC. A. C. Blue Diamonds
F. W. Mera
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W. Johnson
Charles
Woolworth
Hendricks
Blue Diamonds
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K. U
Ottawa High
Topeka
Ottawa
Barker
Excelsior Community Notes Holiday Visits and School Honors
Miss Etta Montgomery visits sister Mrs Churchbaugh as Ottawa and Lawrence trips continue for locals. Excelsior school reports perfect attendance for the month and honor roll members are listed. Family gatherings, Sunday school events, and a bi monthly examination period are noted with several local residents hosting and traveling to Lawrence and Ottawa.
Vinland News Roundup Highlights Community Life
Sunday visits and guests fill Vinland with events. High school basketball results show Vinland Firsts 25 19 loss to Williamsburg and Second 25 20 win, plus a 52 to 5 win later. many local families host dinners and attend gatherings, with church and club activities noted, including a wolf hunt, invocations, and social events across nearby towns.
Ives Chapel Community Happenings and Visits
Ives Chapel residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous local families. Mr and Mrs Lym Taylor and others enjoyed Sunday dinners with Lawrence area families. The Ives Chapel Ladies Aid will serve pie at noon during the stockholders meeting at Farm era Union Store Saturday. Mrs E J Butell has been ill recently.
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A. Taylor
Lawrence
Charles Griffith
Jimmie
John Christe
Ives Chapel
Farmera Union Store
E. J. Butell
James Oshel
Edwin Davison
Frank Lobingier
Melvin Cook
Druccilla Joan
A. R. Cook
John Davison
Jerry Dunn
Todd Scott
H. E. Davison
Forest Hemming
Passman announces birth in Eudora Kansas
Mr and Mrs Leo Passman of St Marys Kar announce the birth of a baby daughter on Thursday January Mrs Passman will be remembered in Eudora as Miss Katie Schopper Mr and Mrs William Boyd visited from South Dakota with their parents Mr and Mrs Eric Boyd Mr and Mrs Allen Westerhouse of Lawrence spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Schlegel Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and sons Lawrence and Delbert of Gardner called on Mr and Mrs Mahton Cox Saturday afternoon Mrs John Wesley returned to Kansas City after spending days in Eudora and looking after property interests here Mrs Rothberger entertained with a bridge party Saturday afternoon high score Mrs Oscar Westerhouse second high Mrs Oscar Lothholz low Mrs J D Adawn The guest list included numerous women attending the inaugural ball in Topeka Monday evening Herman Wichman underwent tonsil removal at Memorial hospital in Lawrence Monday and is home improving nicely
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Lloyd Webster
John Houk
Lawrence
Charles Neustifter
William Zimmerman
John Sommers
Kate Ziesenis
Alfred Eisele
Fred Nevi
Clarence, Veral
Willie
Elmer Wyr
Janice Guenther
Eleanor Bartz
Doris Stockert
Ruth Miller
Louise Schlegel
Lucille Walker
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Ray Wismer
Carl Johnson
Delbert Eisele
Kenneth Garrett
Floyd Kennedy
Alvin Johnson
Arden Ott
Dale Papenhauzen
Hubert Neis
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Fred Eder
Max Hothberker
Charles Vitt
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Joe Eder
Harold Smith
Coal Creek
A. J. Smith
W. J. Hague
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Olathe
Daisy Hadle
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Kansas City
Florence Chamberlain
W. D. Chamberlain
Osawatomie
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Howard Beecher
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Busi
Helen Sommers
Angela Sommers
Frank Pecenther Cousell
Vundower Council of the Security Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
S. V. Carr
Dinne
Ban West
Leo Passman
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