Jayhawks Triumph Over Missouri In Close Conference Tilt
Kansas University edged Missouri 35 to 27 before about 3,000 fans, grabbing a share of the Big Six lead. The Jayhawkers pulled away in the second half after a tight first frame, with key scoring from Harrington, Wells, Johnson, and Schaake. Missouri led briefly at 15 to 14, but Kansas answered to build a 33 to 21 advantage late, then finished 35 to 27 as the Tigers made late efforts.
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Dick Wells
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Carl Benn
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Kansas Defeats Missouri In 35 27 Basketball Victory
Kansas Jayhawkers secure a 35 to 27 win over Missouri Tigers in Lawrence. Kansas built a second half scoring surge to pull away as Missouri’s Cooper Wagner tuned a two post offense. Benn Gray Stuber and Wells contributed solid play while Ed wards Passer provided key ball handling. The win signals Kansas’s strong defense and title ambitions in the Big Six.
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Three Sports Tonight Highlight Local Events
Topeka leads the Eastern Kansas conference as it hosts Lawrence High in a 7:30 basketball game on the high school court. St Benedicts, coached by Larry Mullins, plays at Haskell. Kansas Aggies visit Robinson Gym for a 7:30 wrestling dual with KU featuring Pete Mehringer returning since his Olympic win.
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Lawrence High
St. Benedict's College
Larry Mullins
Haskell
Kansas Aggies
Robingson Gymnasium
K. U
Pete Mehringer
Kansas Missouri game rules dispute shocks Jayhawkers
Dr F C Allen questioned the officials interpretation of new mid court rules after a second period turnover. He argued Dwight Ream whistled under a broader rule, while Harrington’s goal was ruled as a travel. Allen defended the Jayhawks claiming no travel occurred.
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Dr. Allen
Dwight Ream
Missouri
Paul Harrington
Ream
Allen
Harrington
Thealle Mn
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Weekend High School Games Across Kansas Reach Fort Scott
Friday matchups feature Garden City at Hutchinson Parsons at Independence and Iola at Coffeyville while Kansas City faces Sehon for death Fort Scott at Teta. Last week results show Fort Scott and Coffeyville each with two wins as Hutchins beat Dorado 23 to 2.
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Parsons
Independence
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Basketball Results from the Associated Press
The jittery clipping reports scattered results from college teams including Nebraska Wesleyan and Jamaica U, with scores like 51 31 to 21 and 33 to 27. Other entries mention Maryland teachers and Oklahoma teachers, along with Kansas and Missouri matchups, indicating a round of early season college games.
Two High School Basketball Games Tonight on Local Court
Lawrence and Topeka highs meet on the local court at 7:30 with Ot t awa and Lawrence vocational teams following. Dr F C Allen to referee the main contest as Topeka leads the Eastern Kansas Conference and Lawrence builds a scrapping team.
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Dr. F.C. Allen
Kansas
Ellis Wins Mat Contest in Ottawa Show
John Ellis of Ottawa light heavy defeated Wayne Long of Burlington in the main match at Turner hall staged by the United Commercial Travelers. Ellis won two falls and took the decider, with Long securing a fall for himself. Other bouts featured Bill Cochrane losing to Walter Logan in three falls, and farmers Ross Perry defeating Jack Rattles in a lightweight bout. Also noted is the death of Hubert Bratches, 18, at Arkansas City high school.
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Ottawa
Wayne Long
Burlington
Turner Hall
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Long
Bill Cochrane
Lawrence
Walter Logan
Leavenworth
Logan
Cochrane
Farmer
Ross
Perry
Jack Rattles
DeSoto
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Nelson
Ate
Kansas Matmen Meet Aggies Tonight in Robinson Gym
Kansas University wrestling hosts Kansas State at 7:30 this evening in Robinson Gymnasium. The headline bout features Olympic light heavyweight Pete Mehringer vs Thiele, with Mehringer seeking victory after last year’s win. Admission is 24 cents, student activity books admitted. other KU wrestlers Griffith 118, McDonald 126, Walters 155, P Warner 145, Roberts 155, and Miller 163 also listed.
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University of Kansas
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Meringer
Aggie
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McDonald
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Roberts
Miller
Hutchinson Routs Council Bluffs Boosters in Iowa Clash
In Colorado Springs Wichita Henrys beat the Denver Pigs 32 to 22 after fending off a late second half surge. Ratzlaff led Hutchinson with 13 points as they toppled the Council Bluffs Boosters 32 to 26 in Iowa.
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Colorado Five
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Kansas and Missouri Exhbition Game Ends with 103 Shots
Kansas and Missouri played a high volume exhibition game directed by Herbert Allphin. Kansas outscored late in the second half as Wells Schaake and Benn sparked the run. Attendance was 3,000 with coaches and alumni present.
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Herbert G. Allphin
K. U. Physical Education
Richard Sheard
James Lawson
Forrest Randall
Gerald Randall
Eugene Richardson
Jesse Bullock
Bradshaw Burnham
Robert Dill
Frank Anneberg
Pittsburg Teachers Defeat Missouri Bearcats 22 19
Maryville Ma Jan 20 AP Pittsburg Teachers held a 14 7 halftime lead then withstood a late Maryville rally to beat Missouri 22 19 Guard Gorilla and forward East provided key scores and Ernie Schmidt led Pittsburg with five field goals as the Bears closed within two points late but could not overtake the Kansans.
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Nansans
Bearcats
East Tean
Ernie Schmidt
All Society to Meet in Reno With Mrs. Harry White
Reno residents note that the All Society will meet all day Thursday with Mrs. Harry White assisted by Mrs. C. E. Fieden, and attendees are asked to bring thimbles. Other social items include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore at a chicken pie supper in Tonganoxie Bank Hall and informal entertainment at the Ulrich residence.
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Harry White
C. E. Fieden
Robert Graham
Harry Moore
Tonganoxie Bank Hall
C. E. Ulrich
Ray
Clarence Davis
Jean McKane
W. H. McKone
Lawrence
Pony Creek
John
James Dwyer
Emmett
Arno Taylor
Sam
Deak
W. H
Jesse Osborn
Collins
Othal Wiley
Chas
Papenhausen
L. S. Wiley
Kansas City
H.G. Skeets
Harry
Wichita
Hutchinson
Skeets
Ella
Kansas
Missouri
Opening games set for Tulsa and Wichita in AHA
Announcement from William Grant, president of the AHA, outlines opening matches for Tulsa and Wichita. Tulsa, ex St. Paul Greyhounds, faces Kansas City Players in Tulsa Saturday night with a second game Sunday. St. Louis brings professional hockey to Wichita on January 25, featuring former Duluth Hornet players.
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Tulsa
Wichita
American Hockey Association
William Grant
Nirenit
Tulsa Sextel
St. Paul Greyhounds
St. Louis
Duluth Hornet
BASKETS and BANKBOARDS in historic notes
Editor frames a Q and A with Dr James Naismith about new basketball rules, arguing 10 second and other changes alter the game. It cites Joint Basketball Rule Committee input and addresses dribbling, center line timing, court size, and pivot post rules as defenders of pace and scoring. Local notes list inaugurations, visits, and social events in Tonganoxie and nearby communities.
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Redes
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Phog) Allen
Associated Press
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Naismith
Joint
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Chartered Boards of Officials
Socials and visits fill week with concerts and dinners
Mr. Lauder led a Friday evening concert aided by many artists. Mr. and Mrs. Hang from Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ulrich. Mrs. Hang is Ulrich’s niece. Fred Kelsall drove to Leavenworth Saturday. Mrs. R. C. Nance was named postmistress in Topeka amid congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. George White hosted friends with music by Morrow and Williams. Bleakley family held a social and May Bleakley attended Sir Harry Lauder at K U. It was the bleakeley thirtieth wedding anniversary. A family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Conrad’s included many relatives. Clona Mason visited his brother Jesse Mason Friday.
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Hang
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Chas. E. Ulrich
Ulrich
Than Hess
Lacy Phenicie
Fred Kelsall
Leavenworth
R. C. Nance
Aoia
Topeka
George White
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Williams
W. T. Bleakley
Miss Dorothy
May Bleakley
Harry Lauder
K. U
Wlfth
Villa Eden Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Sunday visits span Villa Eden with the Torneden, Brock, Hughey, Wilson and Seele families. Several relatives from Lawrence and Six Corners were noted, plus Kansas City trips for Claude Hollenbeck and a local real estate call to place an ad.
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Othel Wiley
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H. G. Skeets
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Ray Davis
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W. C. Phenicies
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Villa Eden
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Lena Torneden
Arnold and
Louis Torneden
Oscar Brown
J. T. Hughey
Bert Wilson
W. E. Brock
Merlin
L. J. Milleret
Will Douglas
Brockenbury
Emma Trapp
Steinbring
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Robert Gobel
Merlin Brock
Olin Peddigo
W. E. Pettengill
Fern Wilson
Fae Torneden
W. J. Brock
Chas. Davidson
Anna Torneden
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