Tigers Face Kansas Jayhawks In Missouri Stadium Showdown
Missouri plans a home Big Six clash against Kansas in Columbia as coach George Edwards leans on sophomores Brown Keirsey Cooper Harvey and Halsted Lobsher to spark a victory. The Tigers aim to avenge late-season setbacks and upset Kansas state rivals.
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George Edwards
Missouri
Brown
Harlan Keirsey
Keirsey
Cooper
Bill Harvey
Harvey
California
Tigers
Clay Cooper
Hickman
Edwards
Kansas
Hal Halsted
John Lobsher
Halsted
Lobsiger
Dizzy and Ducky Chase Golf Championship Title
Dizzy Dean and Ducky Medwick plan to compete for the baseball players golf championship at Bobby Jones municipal course in Sarasota Florida. Gerald Walker of the Chicago White Sox also entered. Qualifying runs over 84 holes Thursday and Friday with match play starting Saturday as the former champion Sammy Byrd is now ineligible.
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Sarasota
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Ducky Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
George
Jacobus
Bobby’ Jones
Municipal
Ole Diz
Gerald Walker
Chicago White Sox
Sammy Byrd
Cesar at the Ides of March three prophecies fulfilled
The article recounts three warnings Caesar received before his death on the Ides of March 44 B C. It notes Spuriana Vestritius, Calpurnia’s dream, and a bronze tablet prophecy, and mentions Caesar’s delay before going to the senate where he was killed beside Pompey’s statue.
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Cesar
Spuriana Vestritius
Shakespeare
Julius Cesar
Caesar
Capua
Capys
Canua
Capus
Julus
Italy
Cenelius Balbus
Ariend
Vestritius
Calpurina
Cresar
Senate
Pompey
Kansas outlook for indoor track at University of Kansas
Kansas University indoor track prospects appear fair under Coach H W Hargiss. The Jayhawks open the season February 12 against Nebraska with nine lettermen returning and 11 earlier monogram winners lost to graduation. Notable names include Forrest Hardacre, Paul Masoner, Lyle Foy, and Ray Noble among others.
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University of Kansas
H. W
Bill” Hargiss
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Jack Richardson
Lloyd Foy
Dale Shannon
Ray Noble
Southwestern Lays Off Cage Race for Quizzes
Winfield January 18 Southwestern college Moundbuilders top Central conference with three straight victories then pause basketball for midyear exams. They defeated Wichita University 39 23 Pittsburg Teachers 39 33 and 51 36 and edged Oklahoma City University 39 38. They prepare for a pivotal matchup with Fort Hays State on January 28 as Fort Hays trails with one loss in four games.
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Winfield
Southwestern College
Wichita University
Pittsburg
Southwestern
George Gardner
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Fort Hays State
Hays
Tigers
KU Announces 1938 Football Schedule With Washburn Game
University of Kansas releases its 1938 football schedule. Non conference games include Texas here September 24 Notre Dame there October 1 Washburn here October 8 and George Washington University in Washington D C November 12. Big Six games Oklahoma October 15 and Nebraska November 6 will be in Lawrence.
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Washburn College
University of Kansas
Gwinn Henry
K. U. Washburn
K.U
Texas University
Notre Dame
Washburn
George Washington University
Washington
D. C
K. U
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas Relays to Name Maj. Griffith Referee
Maj. John L. Griffith athletic commissioner of the Big Ten will referee the Sixteenth Annual Kansas Relays on April 23. Griffith has long been a Kansas Relays figure, having served as referee in 1924 and 1929, announced by Gwinn Henry, KU athletic director.
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John L. Griffith
Kansas
Riggs and Grant Lead Dixie Tennis Tour Opening
Two net stars enter Tampa Florida for the Dixie tournament opening round. Bobby Riggs rated national number two and seed in the upper bracket faces Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, seeded top in the lower division. Fans expect a Riggs Grant final.
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Tampa
Fla
Bobby ‘Iggs
Miami Biltmore Court
Bryan M. “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Riggs
Donald Budge
Wrestling Results From Cities With Notable Falls
Wrestling results from Minneapolis Saint Paul Jones 220 defeated Dick Davis 235 in one fall. Wilmington Dusek 215 pinned George Keverly. Hazleton Joe Cox 228 pinned Rob Russell 213. New York Dean Detton 226 pinned Sammy Stein 226. Montreal Danno O Mahoney 225 defeated Bob Waner 233 in three falls. New York Yankees release Otto Saltzgaver to Kansas City Blues on option after batting .182 in 17 games.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul Jones
Houston
Tex
Dick Daviscourt
Vista
Cal
Wilmington
Del
Ernie Dusék
Omaha
George Keverly
Hollywood
Hazleton
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Rob Russell
Texas
New York
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Sammy Stein
Montreal
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Bob Waner
Portland
Ore
Statzgaver
Blues
New York Yankees Today
Otto
Jack) Saltzgaver
Kansas City Blues
Saltzgaver
Parks Edge Healeys In Kansas City Tilt
Kansas City's Healeys of the Missouri Valley A A U basketball league trailed by 9 at halftime and were edged by the Oklahoma City Parks 32 to 31 in a tense second half battle last night.
Farr Confident Ahead of Braddock Bout at Garden
Tom Farr, 23, shows peak form in Summit New Jersey camp as he readies for a 10 round clash with Jimmie Braddock at the Garden Friday. Trainers note intense sparring has stripped him down to a hard hitting, fast fighter eyeing a Baer bout next.
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New York
Tommy Farr
Jimmie ‘Braddock
the Garden
Summit
N. J
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Arr
Vicious
Tommy
Kid McPartland
Tonypandy
New Jersey
Braddock
Max Baer
Mike’ Jacobs
Farr-Braddock
Baer
Max
Farr
London
Long Branch
Tommy Sigures
Wildcats face grim indoor season outlook at Kansas State
Kansas State track coach Ward Haylett projects a tough 1938 indoor season as eight lettermen report with no points in last year’s Big Six meet. Sprints, weights weak, but five 1936 lettermen may help, including Paul Fagler and Dick Banbury in sprints and Paul Brown in the 440. Captain Leonard Miller and Charles Mitchell return in distance events, with the 1937 lettermen Mehaffey Storer and Ebright also back. Sophomores Harness Dodge Buckmaster join the roster amid hope for distance events.
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Jayhawk
Forrest Hardacre
Paul Masoner
Harry Wiles
Marvin Cox
Ernest Klann
Bill Clark
Chester Friedland
Don Bird
Gordon Clucas
Bird
Sivx
Lyle Foy
Wiles
Clucas
Lincoln
Manhattan
Kan
Ward Haylett
Kansas
Wildcat
Paul Fagler
Uniontown
Dick Banbury
Wichita
Paul Brown
Leonard Miller
Clarkson
Neb
Charles Mitchell
Ordway
Colo
Lester Mehaffey
Dick Storer
Herington
Ed Ebright
Lyons
Vernon Harness
Iuka
Harold Dodge
Dighton
John Buckmaster
Topeka
Boxing results from various cities last night
The boxing card featured outpoints and knockouts across cities including Chicago Gary Poplar Bluff Syracuse Lancaster Butte Scranton Toronto New York Miami Holyoke Newark Providence and more with fighters like Peteello Gevinson Pastor Haverlick Pack Godwin Chavez OConnor Mason Al Reid Dell Orto Britton Farr Makar Zamaris Hassato Zannelli and Hermanerman, among others. Zannelli defeated Merman on disqualification in the sixth.
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Chicago
Peteello
Gary
Tnd
Everett Sia Ai
Poplar Bluff
Washington
Lou Gevinson
Armando Sicilia
Syracuse
N. Y
Bob Pastor
New York
Mans Haverlick
Austria
Lancaster
Lorenzo Pack
Bob Godwin
Atlanta
Butte
Mont
Tony Chavez
Los Angeles
Wubert
Dennis
Bozeman
Scranton
Wildcat O'Connor
Carbondale
Vernie Patterson
Toronto
Baby Yack
Meg Mason
Wales
al Reid
Vincenzo” Dell’ Orto
Italy
Miami
Fla
Johnny Dean
Philadelphia
Bobby Britton
Holyoke
Mass
Phil. Farr
D. C
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
N. J
Newark
Stanley Hassato
Frank Zamaris
Orange
Providence
R. T
Ralph Zannelli
Mickey Serman
Lost and Found Ads Help Return Lost Articles
The Journal World classifiers page features Lost and Found notices that reunite owners with hundreds of misplaced items each year through public listings and advertiser notices in the classifieds section.
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Journal-World Classifiers
Cunningham Sets His Quitting Time
New York reports Glenn Cunningham as a durable miler who plans to quit only when he can no longer keep up. The Kansan holds multiple records, including outdoor and indoor mile marks, and remains a dominant figure in mid distance racing despite a fire injury in childhood.
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New York
Ole Man River
Glenn Cunningham
Kansan
Glenn
United States
Los Angeles
Jules Ladoumegue
Cunningham
Stanley Wooderson
England
Kansas
Altho
Princeton
Jack
Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Billy Carr
College Football and Basketball Scores Snippets
A compilation of scores from various college teams. Notable results include Oklahoma over Iowa State 48 25 and Northwestern defeating Minnesota 41 29. Others show mixed outcomes with Gonzaga at Idaho 24 54 and Arizona topping Arizona Teachers 47 42.
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Oklahoma
Towa State
Towa
Indiana
Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Linois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Lehigh
Marlenberg
Villanova
Geneva
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
North Dakota
Jamestown
Idaho
Gonzaga
Tulsa
Washington
Colorado College
Greeley State
Arizona
Arizona Teachers
Rockhurst
William Jewell
St. Benedict's
Chillicothe Business College
Sports Roundup From New York Jan. 18
A mosaic of sports notes from New York reflecting boxing, tennis, baseball and college hoops. Mentions include Kid Chocolate возмож, Hank Greenberg, Ossie Stewart, Matty Herbert, Pitt coach Jock Sutherland, Duke coach Wallace Wade, Fred Perry, Sonja Henie, Pedro Montanez, Henry Armstrong, Bunny Austin, and others in varied club and college circles.
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John J. McGraw
Hank Greenberg
Wallace Wade
Duke
Clemson
Ossie Stewart
Matty Herbert
Pitt
Panthers
Fred Perry
Dodgers
Alabama
New York
Pedro Montanez
Henry Armstrong
Jock Sutherland
Bunny Austin
Britain
Bunn Rates KU Freshmen Five Among Best Squads
New York based report quotes coach John Bunn praising a Kansas freshman quintet from 15 years ago as among his finest. Starters included Red Debernardi Tus Ackerman Gale Gordon and Pete Petersen who regularly beat the Kansas varsity.
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New York
Stanford
John Bunn
University of Kansas
Kansas
Red” Debernardi
Tus” Ackerman
Gale Gordon
Pete Petersen
DiMaggio Negotiations Stirring In New York Court
Joe DiMaggio, back in New York, denies a contract deal yet and seeks a substantial raise after being voted player of the year. He plans to attend writers dinners in Philadelphia and New York while contracts are reportedly sent out this week. DiMaggio is understood to have earned about $15,000 as a second-year Yankee.
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Sonja ‘Henie
New York
Tommy Henrich
Yankee
Kingfish Levinsky
Joe DiMaggio
Dicker
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
New York Baseball Writers
Yankees
Joe
San Francisco
East
Baseball Writers
Philadelphia
New York Writers
The
Yanks
Tennis history note flags Perry Vines five set win
Today marks one year since Fred Perry defeated Ellsworth Vines in five sets to tie the pro tennis tour at three wins apiece. Three years back Ray Morrison, SMU head coach and former Vanderbilt star, took the Vanderbilt job succeeding Dan McGugin. Five years ago Vernon Gomez of the Yankees balked at his salary raise.
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Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Oklahoma Sooners Eye Big Six Scoring Records in 1938-39
Norman reports Oklahoma with new rules boosting play aims to break Big Six marks led by 49 points against Kansas at Lawrence. The piece lists top single season and single game records for teams and players across Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, Iowa State, and Oklahoma, noting the impact of the center jump rule change.
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Missouri
Don
Jayhawks
Kansas
Fred Pralle
St. Louis
Pralle
George Golay
Sylvester Schmidt
Dick Harp
Nebraska Quinter
Lincoln
Holdire
Huskers
Tigers
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kenneth Brown
Norman
Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas Club
Lawrence
Jays
Dr. F. C
Phog
Alen
McDermott
Frank Groves
Omar “Bud” Browning
Ray Ebling
Bob Parsons
Nebraska
Jack Flemming
Iowa State
Bridge collapse injures man in Kansas crossing
R. H. Adams of Burlington is in serious condition after a Rock Creek bridge gave way yesterday as he crossed with a tractor and road grader, dropping about 20 feet to the creek bed.
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Man Council Grove
Kan
R. H. Adams
Burlington
Rock Creek
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