Kansas Missouri Clash Boosted By Home Court Edge
Kansas and Missouri meet in Columbia tonight in a Big Six basketball duel with the Tigers bolstering a home-court edge and Kansas riding momentum. Captain Brown may return for Missouri while both teams lean on sophomore talent in a pivotal conference tilt.
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Iowa State
Columbia
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Fettle
Kenneth Brown
Missourians
Jayhawks
Kansas
Eudora Beats Vinland High Quintet 31 to 10
Eudora high school defeated Vinland high 31 to 10 at Vinland last night. The Eudora quintet led at the half 12 to something concise preserved from OCR fragment.
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Vinland High
Eudora High School
Vinland
Potions
The Great Pyramid as a Silent Testimony to Ancient Knowledge
The article portrays the Great Pyramid of Gizeh as a monumental testament to ancient Egyptian intelligence. It cites precise mathematical layout, potential measurements linking pi and astronomy, and the vast scale of the structure, with a claimed undiscovered vault hinting at further mysteries behind the builders.
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Great Pyramid
Gizeh
New York
San Francisco
Nile
Braddock Prepares for Farr After Fifth Obituary Jokes
Jim Braddock vents at being labeled an aging veteran before the 10 round bout with Tommy Farr Friday night. He notes Joe Louis fights were tougher and argues his legs heart and punching ability remain strong. Braddock and manager Joe Gould insist his heart and ring intelligence will carry him.
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Jim Braddock
Angle
Jim
Tommy Farr
Tonypandy
Tommy
Joe Louis
Shuffler
Farr
Joe
Braddock
Joe Gould
Ferr
Dan” Morgan
Dan
Schmeling
Louis
Haskell Boxing Team Heads to Conception Junction Card
Eight Haskell boxers with coach Jim Rapert and athletics director John Carmody journey to Conception Junction Missouri for an eight bout card against Conception college. This game forms part of a home and home schedule with Conception with a return match at Haskell later this season. Boxers on the trip include John Gates Quernton Crowe Max Keshick Ira Issues Pete Chosa Sylvester Feather Pete Doctor and Wallace Mayotte.
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Jim Rapert
John Carmedy
Conception Junction
Conception College
Max
Keshick
Ira Issues
Pete Chosa
Sylvester Feather
Pete “Doxtator
Wallace Mayotte
Boxing results from multiple cities show varied outcomes
AP report lists fighters by city and score distinctions with outpoints and knockouts. Names include Frankie Klick from New York San Francisco and Tez Owens from Houston Wichita Falls, plus fighters from Los Angeles Phoenix Milwaukee and Washington.
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Frankie ‘Klick
San Francisco
Felix Garcia
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
Leon Zorrita
Carlos
Miranda
Houston
Owens
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tony
Bruno
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Louis
Tohn Henry
Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Marty Gore
Washington, D. C
Chapple
Friedkin
Erni
Sports Roundup Reflects Touring Circuit Mania and Pro Plans
A New York sports round up notes touring tennis acts failing to excite the far west and tabloids guessing at boxing careers and pro football shifts. It highlights Joe Medwick’s raise, Elmore Hackney, Abner Doubleday jokes, and looming announcements about Joe Louis and Schmeling as well as college coaching moves and baseball hall of fame snubs.
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Vines
Perry
Award Jones
Don Budge
Dodgers
Buddy Hassett
Giants
Mickey Walker
Bill DeCorrevont
Chicago
Ohio State
Joe Medwick
Glen Lee
Fred Apostoli
Hollywood
Lou Gehrig
Pardner
Marty Forris
Jesse Owens
The
New York Post
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Republican Party
Lanon
Penn
Ben Bernie
Dick Metz
Arky Vaughan
California
Arky
Hollywood Dolls
Elmore
Honey
Hackney
Duke
Baseball Hall of Fame
Abner Doubleday
Joe Louis
Phillips takes Missouri Valley A A U game from Antlers
Phillips staged a second half scoring spree to beat the Colorado Springs Antlers 45 to 33 in an Missouri Valley A A U basketball game. The Antlers led 18 to 7 at the half.
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Colorado ‘Springs
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Bartlesville
Missouri Valley
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Grover Alexander Joins Baseball Hall of Fame Class
The Hall of Fame at Cooperstown enshrinesGrover Cleveland Alexander the famed pitcher known as Old Pete following a 212 votes from Baseball Writers Association of America. Other near misses include George Sisler Wee Willie Keeler and Eddie Collins.
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New York
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Pete
Cooperstown
N. Y
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Ed Delahanty
Ed Walsh
Johnny Evers
Notable Sports Shifts and Classic Matches Recap
A year ago Fred Perry defeated Ellsworth in five sets 6-4 2-6 6-3 5-7 7-5 keeping their series even at three apiece. Three years ago the St. Louis Browns traded pitcher Hadley to the Washington Senators for catcher Like Sewell and cash, then sold Sewell to the Chicago White Sox. Five years ago Hank Anderson signed the 1933 Notre Dame football coach contract.
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Ellsworth
Vines
St. Louis Browns
Hadley
Washington Senators
Sewell
Cash
Chicago
White Sox
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Kansas 1938 Football Schedule Promises Tough To Easy Run
Journal notes Kansas announces 1938 football slate with Texas and Notre Dame games, Washburn here October 8, and a string of Big Six clashes. Emphasizes balance for players and coaches, with four home games and key tests against Oklahoma Nebraska and Missouri shaping spring practice and late-season prep.
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Kansas
Gwinn Henry
Washburn
Jayhawkers
Texas
Dana Bible
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Notre Dame
Jayhawks
Shane
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Washington
George Washington
K. U
Missouri
Columbia
Met ‘Lindsey
Schedule of Tonight and Upcoming Basketball Games
The schedule lists games this week with teams St. Louis Minneapolis Wichita Kansas City St. Louis St. Paul Tulsa and St. Paul. Matchups include St. Louis at Minneapolis Wichita at Kansas City Kansas City at St. Louis St. Paul at Minneapolis Tulsa at St. Paul and St. Louis at Kansas City across the week.
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Pulsa
Minneapolis
Wichieseigi
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Wichita
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Tulsa
All-Time All-Star Nine Named by Sporting News Staff
Hans Wagner Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth head an all-time all-star lineup chosen by 171 Sporting News staffers. Walter Johnson and Christy Mathewson named top pitchers. Lou Gehrig, George Sisler, and Hal Chase lead 1B and 2B voting. Notable others include Tris Speaker, Joe Jackson, Ed Delahanty, Buck Ewing, Gabby Hartnett, and managers John McGraw and Connie Mack.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Honus Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Napoleon Lajoie
Tris Speaker
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Connie Mack
John McGraw
Morgan Bulkeley
Ban Johnson
George Wright
Pete
Mathewson
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Hal Chase
Larry LaJoie
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Joe Jackson
Ed Delahanty
Fred Clarke
Mickey Cochrane
Roger Bresnahan
Buck Ewing
John Kling
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Dickey
Ray Schalk
Mike Kelly
Bob Grove
Cy Youhs
Rube Waddell
Eddie Plank
Jack Coombs
John’ J. McGraw
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Creighton 44 Kansas State 29 Oregon State 46 Montana 36 Washington 44 Washington State Baylor 51 Texas 45 Temple 34 West Virginia 31 Penn State 33 Bucknell 2 Indiana Central 43 Butler 40 Westminster 44 Villanova 38 Tennessee 39 Sewanee 20 Friends 40 Chilocco Institute 21 California 55 California Aggies 30 Parsons J C 53 Iola J C 37 Coffeyville J C 38 Chanute J C 30 Dodge City 31 Garden City 27 High School results listed with Tola Fredonia Concordia Washington Eskridge Osage City Newton Emporia Columbus Parsons Neodesha Benedict Pittsburg Miami Okla Frontenac Pittsburg College High Guard Arma Riverton Hepler McCune Edna Mineral Arcadia Dodge City Great Bend.
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Temple
West Virginia
Penn State
Bucknell
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Butler
Westminster
Villanova
Tennessee
Sewanee
Friends
Chilocco Institute
California
California Aggies
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Chanute J. C
Dodge City
Garden City
High School
Tola
Fredonia
Concordia
Washington
Eskridge
Osage City
Newton
Emporia
Columbus
Parsons
Neodesha
Benedict
Pittsburg
Miami
Okla
Frontenac
Pittsburg College High
Getting Diamond Ready Kansas Freshmen Baseball Schedule
Reconditioning of the University of Kansas baseball diamond is active. No indoor practice. outdoor workouts depend on weather. Coach Ad Lindsey sets a 14 game Big Six schedule with Kansas State, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa State opponents at Lawrence Manhattan and Ames dates listed.
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Lindsey
Kansas State
Manhattan
Nebraska
Lawrence
Missouri
Oklahoma
Columbia
Inwa State
Ames
High Point Average Big Ten Scoring Leader
Lewis Dehner of Trilncihusk y leads the Big Ten with 90 points in five games as of January 19, averaging 18 per contest. Purdue’s Jewell Young stands second with 60 points after five games. In Missouri, Maryville Teachers beat Kirksville Teachers 38 to 23 amid 38 fouls.
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Bob Blahnik
Iowa State
Fred Pralle
Kansas
Homer ‘Wesche
Kansas State
Bill Harvey
Sophooye
Baik
Bill Kovlands
Big Ten
Chicago
Lewis
Dehner
Trilncis
Husky
Jewell Young
Purdue
Maryville
Maryville Teachers
Kirksville Teachers
Friends University Beats Chilocco Indians 40 to 21
Easy for Friends Wichita Kansas January 19 Friends University built a large first half lead and cruised to a 40 21 victory over the Chilocco Oklahoma Indians. Friends led 23 9 at halftime.
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Wichita
Kan
Friends University
Chilocco
Okla
Alexander a Hall of Fame Dreamer in Springfield Taproom
Grover Cleveland Alexander, 50, now greeter at Connors tavern in Springfield, feels the hall of fame honor but prioritizes the help he received from Johnny Connors who sent him to a hospital, paid bills, and offered work after he arrived broke and discouraged. He stays true to his word avoiding hard liquor, drinks beer with patrons, and views the taproom as his own hall of fame.
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Ill
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Pete
Baseball Hall of Fame
Johnny Connors
Connors
Alex
Pitcher
Big Game for Baker Wildcats at Ottawa Friday Night
Baker University in Baldwin Kansas eyes a decisive clash with longtime rival Ottawa after a string of rough setbacks. The Baker squad, led by rookie Bob Rudolph from the 1937 title team, faces a veteran Ottawa lineup in Bravecourt arena with local and student backing expected to travel.
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Eudora
Turner
Tonga
Noxie
Ieave Weneadanassanie
Csacesores
Eisele
al Mathia
Bakerites
Ottawa
Armstrong to Chicago Match Set for Champion Title Shot
Henry Armstrong the world's featherweight champion will headline a Chicago appearance at the Chicago Stadium on February 25 or March 4. Promoter Miquel Malloy has dates approved and must line up one of five challengers Everett Simington Billy Marquart Varias Milling Pete Lello or Sammy Angott as Armstrong's next opponent per Illinois State Athletic Commission plans.
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Henry Armstrong
Michigan City
Ind
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Armstrong
Eddie Mead
League Scoreboard From Lawrence Recreation Alleys
Results of major league games bowled at the Lawrence Recreation Packots Alleys last night are as follows. Names of teams and scores are listed with top performers and standings updated.
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Wrestlers Compete Across Cities In Night of Matches
In Indianapolis Dorve Roche 220 defeated Pete Peterson 224 from Decatur Il. Milo Steinborn 225 beat Pete Schuch 341 from Memphis. Cy Will 235 of San Francisco beat Chiat yietle Wolf 210 from Colorado two falls. Kim Tondos 199 from Greece pinned Abe Kashey 212 in Harrisburg Pa. Danno O Moyney 229 Ireland defeated George Clark 231 from Scotland two falls. Cuff Olson 215 Minneapolis defeated George Koverly 218 from California, Koverly disqualified.
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Dorve ‘Roche
Decatur
Pete’ Peterson
Minneapolis
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Pete Schuch
Memphis
San’ Francisco
Cy Will
Tallahassee
Fla
Chiat
Yietle Wolf
Colorado
Harrisburg
Kim Tondos
Greece
Abe Kashey
Paterson
N. J
Worcester
Mass
Danno O
Will Sponsor Wolf Drive By Number 10 Club
The Number 10 Community club sponsors a wolf drive on January 26. The round-up area lies just east of Number 10 schoolhouse with lines led by George Butell east, Roy Barkley south, Richard Butell west, and Leroy Stoneking north one mile from Highway 50. Lance will be served on the ground.
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George Butell
West Baldwin Cemetery Road
Roy. Barkley
New Union
Richard Butell
Township Hall
Leroy Stoneking
Highway 50
Lance
Groun
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