Louis Knocks Retzlaff Quickest Heavyweight Knockout
In Chicago Louis delivers his 28th and fastest KO stopping Charley Retzlaff in one minute twelve seconds at the Chicago Stadium. Crowd 16,486. gross receipts 67026.66 with Louis taking 40 percent of gate plus radio and motion picture take. Snow kept attendance light, Retzlaff earns 15 percent. Results from other bouts listed. A long tunnel segment and historical law note follow.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Brown
Bomberrom
Charley Retzlaff
North Dakota Wheat Country
Ace Louis
Detroit
Retzlaff
Louis
Farmer
Yankees Acquire Roy Johnson In Two‑For‑Two Trade
New York January 18 Roy Johnson a left handed hitter joins the Yankees from Washington in a two for two swap. Jesse Hill Jimmy De Shong and Irving Hadley also move between clubs as the Yankees bolster outfield options with Johnson slated to vie with George Selkirk and Joe DiMaggio for two spots to complement center fielder Enos Slaughter.
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New York
Yankees
Roy Johnson
Washington
Jesse Hill
Jimmy de Shong
Senators
Irving
Bump) Hadley
Flinger
Yanks
Johnson
Red Sox
George Selkirk
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
En Chapman
Southwestern Again Defeats the Gorillas
In Winfield Kansas on January 18 Southwestern defeated Pittsburg Teachers 35 to 15 as Tucker led with 12 points while the Gorillas managed only five field goals and trailed early. In Ottawa Kansas also January 18 Ottawa beat Kansas Wesleyan 33 to 19, holding a 16 to 2 halftime lead.
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Winfield. Kan
Southwestern
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Gorillas
Tucker
Aggies Open Track Season With Indoor Meet
Manhattan Jan 18 With 15 lettermen and several sophomores reporting Kansas State college begins practice for defense of the Big Six title last won at Columbia MO Coach Ward Haylett expects strength in the 440 880 mile and two mile events and notes high jump as strongest field event while pole vault and shot put lag Sophomore hurdlers expected to improve among returning men led by captain Bruce Nixon and 15 lettermen named from Manhattan and other cities The Aggies start with an indoor meet against Kansas University here on February 9.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Columbia
Joe Knappenberger
Justus O’reilly
Wildcats
Ward Haylett
Haylett
Howard Hall
Albert Worrell
Max Nixon
Charles Robinson
Bruce Nixon
Paradise
Myron Rooks
Kansas City
Lewis Sweat
Cedar
Vincent Peters
Ness City
Don McNeal
Bayle
Lloyd Eberhart
Topeka
Robert Dill
Winchester
Harold Redfield
Bucklin
Bill Wheelock
Pleasanton
Clare Harris
Pratt
Bill Hemphill
Chanute
Paul Fanning
Melvern
Robert Jensen
Leavenworth
Elva Kennedy
Chase
Aggies
Kansas University
Box Manhattan
B. R. Patterson
Missouri
Tigers
Eudora Defeats DeSoto 44 21 In Basketball Showdown
Eudora high school cagers led 20 6 at halftime and cruised past DeSoto 44 21. Mathia led scoring with 18 points, while Lloyd Coker was top for DeSoto with 7 points. DeSoto reserves lost 26 15 to Eudora’s second team.
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Eudora High School
DeSoto
Eudora
Mathia
Lloyd Coker
Washington
Tonganoxie
Turner
Benner Springs
ZI Mathin
Eisele
F Muller
Kashberg
Papenhaus
Mitchell
de Soto
Christopher
J . L. Coker
Blaylock
Leon Coker
Linden
Benner
Tobler
Astie
Empo
Washburn Proves Easy for Oklahoma A. & M.
In Stillwater Oklahoma January 18 Oklahoma A. & M. defeated Washburn College 43 to 21 after a slow start the Aggies pulled away to lead 17-7 at halftime Rousey led all scorers with 14 points as Washburn failed to match the pace in the second period.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Washburn College
Ashies
Washburn
Rousey
Aggie
Pigeons and Caribou on the Edge of Extinction
A reminiscence pairs a glass case look at a passenger pigeon with news of only six woodland caribou remaining in the United States. The piece laments hunting and habitat loss, recalls events from 1930, and notes other near-extinct species amid local hunting anecdotes and a dramatic bear of a deer incident in Texas.
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Cy Platten
University of Minnesota
United States
Red Lake
Douglas Smith
Yakima
Wash
Seattle
Washington
State Game Commission
Iowa Professor Says Golf Etiquette Affects Shot Accuracy
Ed Elbel of the University of Kansas recalls Doc Allen's Basketball Bible from 1924 noting that better golfers hold their breath during a shot to improve accuracy. He cites a University of Iowa professor who claims this practice is not new.
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Ed Eastern Dispatches
University of Iowa
Hav Ling
Ed Elbel
University of Kansas
Elbel
Doc Allen
Big Six home court edge noted in Nebraska Missouri piece
Panorama reviews how Nebraska and Missouri, two Big Six teams, show stronger home records than on the road across 1934 and 1935 conference games. It cites Nebraska’s home punch, crowd impact, and varied road results, with Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Iowa State also showing home advantage patterns. Also reports Kansas State boxing tryouts and optimism for an improved team after last year’s close race with Missouri.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Cornhuskers
Haskell Indians trounce Park Pirates in basketball showdown
Haskell center Jack White carried the scoring load as the Indians overwhelmed Park College 42 to 14. White sparked fast breaks and set up plays while Fisher Tudor and Gilchrist contributed for Park, but Haskell dominated from opening tip to final horn.
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Jack White
Haskell Indians
Little
Park College
Parkville
Arapahoe
White
Gresham
Pirates
Indians
Fisher
Erwin
K. House
Haskell
Thad Jones
Gilchrist
Jones
Braves
Swanson
Levi
Ladd
Wanageshik
K House
F . A Fisher
T. Jones
Madosh
Ara
Jaskell
Hawkell
Park
Isr. L. FE
Bice
Sul College
Mehlhorn Takes Lead At Sacramento Open In Windy Round
In Sacramento Mehlhorn moved to the lead at the $3,000 Sacramento Open after a 71 in windy conditions. He started the second 18 with a one-stroke margin over Lacy Zimmerman Straub and others. Hines posted 76, Horton Smith 74, and Craig Wood 73 after a 540-yard hole eagle.
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Wild Bill
Sacramento
Calif
Bill
Wild) Mehlhorn
Charles Lacy
Great Neck
Long Island
Emory Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Art Straub
Brielle
Mehlhorn
Jimmie Hines
Garden City
Horton Smith
Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wichita Stages Late Rally To Edge Fort Hays In Conference
Wichita University rallied to defeat Fort Hays 38 to 36 in Wichita Kansas. Fort Hays led 36 31 with two minutes left before the Shockers tied the game and Wilson launched a last second heave for the winner.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita University
Fort Hays
Hays
Penace
Wilson
Linwood Falls to Basehor in Tri County League Clash
Basehor defeated Linwood 25 to 21 as Kemler led Basehor with four field goals and three free throws. Halftime score was 12 to 8 in favor of Basehor. Linwood’s second team beat Basehor seconds 15 to 11.
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Basehor
Linwood
Kemler
Rasehor
Engle
F Chance
F . Barnett
C. Cline
M. Cline
Ehert
Twelve Rank High Lions Take Trip
A baker's dozen Big Six players have scored five points or more in conference play this season. Kansas Nebraska Missouri each have three in this group, while Kansas State Oklahoma have two. Iowa State trails with 4.5 points led by its top scorer. Nebraska dominates with three players scoring most of the points in one game. Ebling of Kansas in three games and Powell of Missouri in four tie at the same total, as do Noble of Kansas in three and Strom of Missouri in four. Leading scorers and games to date are listed.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Ebling
Powell
Noble
Strom
Billiards Grip Techniques and Local Basketball Update
Instructional note on cue grip and bridge position for billiards followed by a Lawrence high school basketball trip to Manhattan for a conference clash versus Manhattan High today. Details include expected starters, recent wins and losses, and key players Hunt Moon Klawahn Allen Johnson Morey Ingraham Reed Edrington Orsborn. Also brief wrap of wrestling results and local car accident report.
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Willie Hoppe
Edd Wood
Lawrence High School
Lion
Manhattan
Manhattan High School Wildcats
Kansas
Lions
Topeka Trojans
Emporia
Topeka
Hunt
Moon
Lawrence
Bobby Allen
Klawahn
Wood
Junction City
Lawrence Manikattan
Morey Ingraham
Reid Edrington
Orsborn
Johnson
Collision Damages Cars on West Eleventh Street
A driver ran into a car owned by Bob Cunningham at 1111 West Eleventh Street on the curbside of Mississippi Street. Both vehicles sustained damage in the mishap near the curb on the west side.
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Mississippi Street
Travis Glass
Connecticut Street
Sissippi
Bob Cunningham
West Eleventh Street
Boxing results from coast to coast report weekly bouts
AP dispatch recounts boxing card results across cities including Bobby Pacho stopping Cleto Locatello in New York Los Angeles pairing, Oscar Rankin and rivals lifting wins, Terry Haynes knocking out Salvatore Ruggerillo in Philadelphia, John Henry Lewis defeating Al Stillman in St Louis, Otis Thomas stopping Frank Weimer in Chicago and Allen Matthews outpointing Reeves in Dayton Ohio. Other notes include Johnny Miles over Freddy Wilson, Jimmy Webb stopping Steve Robert and Patty Perront drawing with Joe Knight in Coral Gables and Miami Beach, Lee Shepard earning a foul victory over Maxie Strub in Erie and Jack Roper stopping Art Lasky in Hollywood.
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Philadelphia
Terry Haynes
Los Angeles
Salvatore Ruggerillo
New York
St. Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
al Stillman
Otis Thomas
Chicago
Frank Weimer
Allen Matthews
Clarence
Alabama Kid
Johnny Miles
Louis
Freddy Wilson
Steelton
Jimmy Webb
Steve Robert
Coral Gables
Fla
Patty Perront
Cleveland
Joe
Knight
Miami Beach
Drew
Erie
Lee Shepard
Maxie Strub
Hollywood
Cal
Jack Roper
Roanoke
Art Lasky
Boise
Idaho
Sammy Brown
Fresno
Tony Curro
Reno
Nev
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Schools
AP reports results across multiple colleges and high schools with scores including Southern California 35 to UC A 48 and Denver 57 Utah State 33, Pittsburgh Teachers 15 Southwestern 39, Grand totals across Moccasin teams show many close games and mixed outcomes. The Journal-World notes 76 percent of adult readers per day on the classified page and 18 percent read it occasionally.
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The
Journal-World
Crossword Puzzle Header Scrambles Through Yesterday’s Clues
Fragmented cross word clues from a vintage page reveal a long list of across and down entries. The puzzle features cryptic hints for items like French capital and Cossack chief, plus animal and object definitions, all presented in a dense, old-fashioned typeset.
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Tixer al Lewis
Chief Parris
Oklahoma City
Art Sykes
America
Atnerte
Israel Coleman Curtis
Indiana
San Bernardino
California
William J. Curtis
Supreme Court
Jesse W. Curtis
John Hix
Ae Onere
Sam
Joe Kirkwood
Ottawa
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Nee As
sPaa Sinan
W. A. Gray
Lyford
Tex
Gray
Baker
Rockhurst College
Belzer
Bramble
T Heisne
Cragoe
E Schrey
Davison
Albertson
Sone
Rockhurst
Getf Tuxhorn
O'Keefe
Nester
Robertson
Wilde
E Murphy
Roseguy
Novosei
Spark
G Poenler
G.empe Eka
Nebraskans
Towa State
Town State
Tudor
Edward Gilchrist
Ft. Hays
Wahlquist
Whittaker
K. U
Burns
Tone
Billi Ay Behn
Lawrence High
Manhattan High
Associated Press
North Bergen
N_ J
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
George Keverly
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Hank Barber
Cambridge
Mass
Lewiston
Paddy
Mack
Billy Wallace
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Ed Don George
North Javana
WSXBY
Kissinger-Garrison
Convention Hall
Bobby Pacho
Cleto Locatello
Italy
Oscar ‘Rankin
Solly Krieger
Southern California
Fort Hays State
Greeley Teachers
Colorado
Utah
Brigham Young
Bake
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma A
West Virginia
Temple
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Penn
Westminster
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Murray
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Doane
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North Dakota
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Georgetown
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Grinnell
Drake
Marquette
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Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Kemper
Jefferson City
Wentworth
Trenton
St. Joseph
Red Oak
Winfield
Hutchinson
Newton
Independence Columbus
Puawatomie
Arcadia
Liberal
Riverton
Hepler
McCune
Oswego
Girard
Pittsburg College High
Cockerill
Minden
Abilene
Eslaworth
Tipping
Aicje Pic Tie
Jock Sutherland
Pict Grid
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Johnny Golden
George von Etm
Patent Service
Consultus, L. T. Harris CO
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