Strong Rivalry Renewed Kansas Missouri Tilt Thursday Night
Kansas and Missouri meet in a key Big Six basketball clash at the Kansas Auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m The game features top contenders with Missouri holding undisputed first place and Kansas one game behind Two Missouri stars Wagner and Cooper headline the Tigers while Kansas relies on Bill Johnson and a strong defense to challenge The outcome carries conference implications and a large crowd is expected with no radio broadcast available.
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Missouri Valley
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Jayhawker
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Kansas Auditorium
Dwight Ream
Topeka
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Des Moines
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Missouri Tigers Prepare Last Drill for Kansas Test
Columbia Mo Jan 17 AP The pace setting Missouri basketball team in the Big Six faced a final practice before the key game with Kansas Thursday night. The eight Tigers would travel to the scene for the 8 14 oclock tip off with captain Norman Wagner and starters Johnny Cooper Barney Passer and Douglas Elgin among the listed players. A Kansas win would raise their record to three and one, while a Missouri triumph would keep the Tigers unbeaten in conference play at three straight victories and push them toward a .667 or better mark.
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Columbia
University of “Missouri
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Tiger Cagers
George R. Edwards
Norman Wagner
Johnny Cooper
Barney ‘Passer
Douglas Elgin
George Stuber
Denver Miller
Kenneth Jorgensen
Woody Hatfield
Rwards
Kansas
Jayhawks
Awa
Tigers
Hutchinson Wins In Wachter Field Overtime Thriller
Wachter field goal in overtime gave Hutchinson a 26 to 25 victory over Cedar Rapids in Missouri Valley AAU basketball. Van Duesen of Cedar Rapids scored a late charity in the extra period as Hutchinson defeated Iowa in Dallas-like venue vibes.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wachter
Hutchinson
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Kansans
Iowans
van Duesen
Strange as It Seems Delicate Mossi Ear Lobe Feats And Pancake Records
A misfit mix of notes on Mossi tribes and eccentric feats. A farmer eats 35000 pancakes in 30 years and vows to try Quech cake. Instructions on separating liquids using bottle columns. John Hix signs as author of Tomorrow: The Ancient Pyramids of Obic.
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Wiljads Tarsin
John Hix
Pyramids of
Obic
Honor track stars from Kansas named to 1932 NCAA roll
The 1932 NCAA honor roll includes Kansas track stars Glenn Cunningham Raymond Flick and Melvin Thornhill. Flick set Big Six hurdles marks and was a top point scorer, Thornhill held a 155 foot 11 inch discus mark, Cunningham set conference half mile records and an Olympic class 1500 meter time. Photographs and brief studies by Jayhawker coach Hargiss accompany the February Journal feature.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Kansas
John L. Griffith
Tig Yen
Athletic Journal
Honer
Journal
Glenn Cunningham
Raymond Flick
Melvin Thornhill
Flick
K. U
United States
Basketball results flash across campuses and cities
Dartmouth 24 Yale 2 West Virginia 21 Minnis 22 Oklahoma State 615 Central Teachers 78 in a roundup of college basketball scores across multiple teams including Nebraska Wesleyan, Washington College, Missouri Valley, and Texas Christian with varied outcomes and locations noted from Mexico City to Oklahoma.
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Yale
West Virginia
Davissbikins
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Oklinhonwanil
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Vista
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Missouri Valley
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College of Enyarin
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Oklahoma City
Phillips
Texas Christian
Texas A
Washington State
Oregon
Ohio Real
Kansas City Coaches to Be Guest Speakers on KFKU
Harley Selvidge coach of Paseo high school and Reaves Peters coach of Northeast high school, both of Kansas City Missouri, will be guest speakers in an athletic interview conducted by E R Elbel over station KFKU at 6 o clock Thursday night. Last year the pair discussed differences between college and high school athletics, conduct of high school athletics, the trophy incentive, and intramural programs.
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Harley Selvidge
Paseo High School
Reaves Peters
Northeast High School
Kansas City
E.R Elbel
KFKU
Selvidge
Peters
Topeka Leads Conference With Visit To Lawrence Lions
Topeka tops the Eastern Kansas league standing and travels to Lawrence Friday night for a game against the Lawrence Lions. Emporia has not yet opened league play while the other three members have each lost once. Standings list Topeka, Ottawa, Manhattan, Lawrence, and Emporia in the race.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Lions
Emporia
Jim
Ottawa
Manhattan
American Hockey Association
Giand
Kansas City
Quer Lise
Missouri Valley Boasts Tall Centers
Des Moines reports tall Missouri Valley centers including Creighton’s Willard Schmidt at around 6 6 and 200 pounds, Butler’s Gene Demmary at 6 7 and 205, Grinnell’s Bob Morgan 6 4 1/2, Washington Leas near Nelson Hower, Oklahoma A&M’s Joe French at 6 4, and Drake’s Stanley Sebastian at 6 2. The piece notes Schmidt led in conference scoring last season and lists origins and heights of several centers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Willard Schmidt
Creighton University
Schmidt
Swanton
Ned
Gene Lietmmary
Butler
Champions Crowned in K U Mat Tournament
A large crowd witnessed KU open intramural wrestling finals in Robinson gym. E R Elbel called the event a success. Winners included Ritchey over Hampden 121 lb, Emrick over Taylor 129 lb, Eagle over Douglas 188 lb, F Anneberg over A Anneberg 148 lb, Noland over Downs 188 lb, Hays over Jacobshagen 168 lb, and Lev Freese Black 181 lb. Intramural basketball results reported with Delta Tau Delta, Jayhawk, Acacia and others. Also notes Washburn Tech Ichabods' upcoming games at Baker and Fort Hays Teachers.
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E. R. Elbel
Bill Cochrane
Ritchey
Hampden
Emrick
Taylor
Eagle
Douglas
F. Anneberg
A. Anneberg
Noland
Hays
Jacobshagen
Fred
Ae —Lev Freese
Black
Amateurism and basketball urge in college sports clash
Dick Cullum argues that athletes should be allowed to play for fun off a school team within reason, while the Big Ten bans representing athletic organizations after matriculation. Gene Sullivan notes spectators and players ponder amateur status as college conferences set rigid rules. The piece discusses public perceptions, a Punchline about Knute Rockne, misquoted remarks on Angel Brovelli, and views on basketball toughness from Red DeGernardi and others.
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Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Scrivener
Iowa U
Cedar Rapids A. A. U
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cullum
Big Ten
College of Emporia Defeats Ottawa Braves 38 to 28
In Emporia Kansas on January 17 AP reports College of Emporia defeated Ottawa University 38 to 28 after trailing 16 to 18 at halftime. Barker led Ottawa with 14 points while Senter and Hansen each had four for Ottawa and C of E. runners passed the Chiefs. The game followed a 28 to 22 final in another Kansas clash.
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Ottawa
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Hansen
Erds
Barker
Keker University
Mexico City
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Serre
Baker U. defeats Mexican quintet on Baldwin court
Baker University downed a Mexican five 28 to 22 in a home game, securing a third straight Wildcats win. Hardinger led Baker with five field goals as the Fal squad fought hard, trailing 11 to 8 at halftime.
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Hernandez
Roberts
Chaperenec
May Change Set-Up of American Hockey League
William Grant, president of the American Hockey Association, says changes are contemplated in the league's set up. The Kansas City Star reports an official announcement may come within days after the Duluth franchise moves to Wichita and the St. Paul club to Tulsa. Tulsa left the league last spring, Wichita has shown growing hockey interest, and the season may be split with the Kansas City and St. Louis game determining the finals.
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William Grant
American Hockey Association
Grant
Kansas City Star
Duluth
Wichita
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
The
Star
St. Louis
Annual battle begins over Babe Ruth salary terms
New York January 17 AP The annual row over Babe Ruth's 1933 salary started with the Yankees mailing Ruth a contract. Ruth said he would return it unsigned and implied the club might offer what it liked, but he indicated the terms were not acceptable. He declined to discuss specifics with reporters.
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Babe Ruth
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Elks Bowling Scores Featured in Local Meet
In a pageable sports blurb the Elks bowling event highlights include scores for Edmondson and Dreyer among others with a final tally near 99 and a nod to Shimmans. The fragment mentions tenpins and a midweek recap from the Edmondson lanes.
Cashman Couple Relocate to Fairview
Mr and Mrs G W Cashman moved Thursday from Big Springs to Fairview in a local relocation noted by the newspaper. No additional details on timing or reason were provided.
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G. W. Cashman
Fairview
Number Six Model Family Notices From Topeka And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Ed Goff of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Frank Goff visited Kansas City on Sunday to spend time with relatives. Mrs C W Walker returned home from Hutchinson after visiting relatives. Miss Mildred Petefish spent Saturday with sister Mrs Roy Goff and family. Chester Skinner visited aunt Mrs May Seetin and family Saturday morning. Mrs Lou Kelch returned home to Oskaloosa after a week with her sister Mrs Mary Skinner. Mrs Ella Hamlin of Winter will stay with Mrs Skinner this week. Mrs Randel and son Jerold of Lawrence called on Mrs May Seetin and Raymond on Monday.
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G. W. Cashman
Cecil Woodard
Elmont
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Big Springs
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William Burger
William Schott
Lecompton
William Geelan
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Ruby Mae Webber
Topeka
Opal Thresher
Ed Goff
Frank Goff
Kansas City
C. W. Walker
Hutchinson
Kan
Mildred Petefish
Roy Goff
Chester Skinner
May Seetin
Lou Kelch
Oskaloosa
Mary Skinner
Ella .Hamlin
Winter
Skinner
Randel
Jerold
Lawrence
Raymond
Lawence City issues internal improvement refunding bonds 1933
Ordinance No 1825 authorizes issuing ten bonds totaling 8160.00 to refund internal improvement bonds and interest due February 1, 1933. Bonds dated February 1, 1933, bear 4 percent interest, payable semiannually, to Topeka, Kansas. Tax levy secures principal and interest. Also covers lateral sanitary sewer project in Lawrence Kansas with benefit district 1 and related assessments.
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City OF
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Ransa
Lawrence to issue Refunding Bonds for Internal Improvements
The City of Lawrence Kansas adopts Ordinance 1824 to issue internal improvement refunding bonds totaling 3063 dollars seventy eight cents to pay overdue bonds and interest due February 1 1933. Bonds dated February 1 1933 will be ten annual installments with semiannual interest, bonds signed by Mayor and City Clerk, registered, sold at par with taxes levied to pay principal and interest.
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Kansas
Rohn T. Goa
Treasurer of State of Kansas
Topeka
State of
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Sealk W, Co
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Woestenger
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Sal
Fond Register
W. C. Ellis
A. E. Woestemeyer
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