Kansas and Nebraska Meet in Big Six Tilt at Lawrence
Kansas hosts Nebraska in a pivotal Big Six basketball game at the K U auditorium. Kansas seeks its undefeated 10-0 start while Nebraska eyes the conference title chase with strong early conference wins. Noble may play hurt after hand burns, risking reduced effectiveness.
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K. U. Auditorium
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Jayhawks
Kansas City Faces Wichita in Missouri Valley A.A.U. Tilt
Kansas City returns to Missouri Valley A.A.U. league play with a Saturday night home game against Wichita after a two week coast trip. The program also features Hutchinson at home and McPherson facing Denver in two games that could decide second place, with crowd effects and notable team struggles noted across the week.
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West Coast
Missouri Valley
Wichita
Hutchinson
McPherson
Denver
Spo
Basketball Guesday Matches College of Emporia vs Haskell
Boxing card features Pat Kissinger against Jimmy Garrison at Convention Hall Kansas City Mo. Hockey action has Oklahoma City visiting Kansas City. Emporia High plays Lawrence High followed by Wichita versus Kansas City in.American Amateur Union play wrap up the week with multiple home and away showdowns.
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Iowa State
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Haskell
Pat Kissinger
Jimmy Garrison
Convention Hall
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Oklahoma City
Emporia High
Lawrence High
Wichita
Kansas conference basketball beat likely for Pittsburg Gorillas
Pittsburgh Peach ers, the only undefeated team in the Kansas conference, faces Emporia Teachers tonight and tomorrow at Pittsburg, with McPherson at Bethany and College of Emporia at Emporia among two league games this week. Baker led by defeating Ottawa 52 35, while Ottawa beat Bethany 30 29 and Kansas Wesleyan 33 19 to rise to second. Bethany drops to fourth as College of Emporia sits idle. Fort Hays and McPherson show nonconference wins in a volatile race amid early season loop tests.
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Haskell Indian boxers travel to Kansas A A U tourney
Seventeen Haskell boxers named by John Levi will ride the school bus to Salina for the three day Kansas A A U boxing championship starting Tuesday night. Boxers from Hayes Teachers Washburn Emporia Teachers American Indian Institute of Wichita and others are expected. Thirty seven heavyweights enter the white hope division with a trophy donated by Jack Dempsey.
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Salina
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Emporia
American Indian Institute of Wichita
White Hope
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Haskell
Leonard Frasier
Johnsey Arnett
Kenneth Scott
Henry Smith
Chester Ellis
Ambrose Antoine
Victor Martin
Jack Schrimpscher
Kansas
Leslie Kreps
A. B. Mackie
Kansas Wesleyan University
Les Showers
Big Night on Ice at Pla-Mar features hockey and world skaters
Kansas City hosts Kansas City Greyhounds versus Oklahoma City Warriors next Wednesday night at the Pla-Mar with ice ballet by Gladys Lamb and Norval Baptie and 20 skaters. Western Fruit Growers delegates attend, 1,500 guests expected in gala attire. Tickets on sale, box office holds reservations to 8 pm. Prices 25c to 1.50 with free skating after the game. Wing Dixie Net title results in Tampa as Brian Grant Jr wins Dixie tennis championship 6-2 6-2 7-5 ending seven weeks play.
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Kansas City Greyhounds
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Kansas Nebraska Hoops Clash Promises Close Battle
Preview of the Big Six showdown between undefeated Kansas and Nebraska. Kansas boasts a strong defense and 10–0 record, while Nebraska leads on offense with a fast break and sharp passing. Coaches Lindsey and Menze discussed race dynamics as Ames visits loom and title hopes hinge on tonight’s outcome.
College Basketball Scores From Across The Midwest
A collage of scores features Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State and many others. Notable results include Indiana 32 over Minnesota Notre Dame 37 and Michigan 51 over Chicago 33 with several small colleges and high schools tabulated alongside.
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Marquette
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Tulane
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Columbia
Tale
Arkansas City Junior College
Iola
Colorado Republicans Support Landon for President Nomination
Floyd M. Wilson of La Mar Colorado reports to Kan City that Colorado Republicans favor Governor Alf Landon for the party presidential nomination. He predicts a Landon delegation to the national convention and notes strong backing from stockmen and farmers. Wilson is president of the Denver Alfalfa Milling and Products company.
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Floyd M. Wilson
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Colorado
Kansas
Landon
Wilson
Denver Alfalfa Milling and Products Company
Lawrence Lions Still Ride High Ahead of Emporia Match
Lawrence High Lions, undefeated in the Eastern Kansas conference, prepare for a Friday game against undefeated Emporia after a 41 25 victory over Manhattan. Johnson led scoring with 9 points, Reid paced Manhattan with 6, and Lawrence built a 20 13 halftime edge before pulling away.
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Edd Wood
John Krum
Eldon Perry
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Bob Allen
Maurice Jackson
Billy Johnson
Robert Hunt
Rusty Frink
Plans for Midwest League Class D baseball forming
In Kansas and Missouri tentative plans for a new Class D league were discussed in Kansas City. Joe Carr said formation of the Midwest League was virtually assured with Salina and Moberly among probable members and efforts to add Wichita Manhattan Topeka Jefferson City Hannibal to reach four more clubs. The proposed 120 game schedule would cap rosters at 18 and salaries at 1000 dollars a month. Harold McCormick of Moberly attended.
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Missouri
Joe F. Carr
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Salina
Kan
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Sedalia
Columbia
H. G. Reinagel
Local names listed among participants in regional event
W J McBride of Columbia P Nichols Don Salmons and Bob Maltinsaux Seduali George Trombold of Lawrence Kansas and Burt W Lamb Bill Ferm Harry Allen and Charles Hinnenkamp of Salina are named participants in the regional gathering.
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Columbia
P. Nichols
Don Salmons
Bob Maltinsaux
George Trombold
Lawrence
Kan
Burt W. Lamb
Bill Ferm
Harry Allen
Charles Hinnenkamp
Salina
Haskell Braves Rally To Edge Raven Five At Atchison
Haskell Indian basketball team defeated Raven 20 to 10 in Atchison last Saturday night. The game was tight early with a 6 to 4 Haskell lead at halftime before the Braves surged in the second half. Madosh led the scoring with four field goals and a free throw as Raven managed only two field goals all night. The result marked a revenge on a prior St Benedicts College win and sets up a gymnasium game tomorrow between Cameron Moool and Haskell with a preliminary between teams at the same venue.
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Cameron
Dietzel Leaves Hutchinson Transit Team for St Louis Job
Adolph Dietzel star center of Hutchinson Western Transits basketball squad quits the team to take a permanent position in St Louis. Team officials say the job does not require him to play basketball. Dietzel was the second high scorer in the Missouri Valley A A U league.
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Hutchinson Western Transits
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Dietzel
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Garrison Confident in Fight With Kissinger
Kansas City reports Jimmy Garrison in confident mood as he prepares for a 12‑round return bout with Pat Kissinger in Convention Hall. Garrison recalls flooring Kissinger in December and predicts another victory before a possible Madison Square Garden windup with Tommy Freeman and Bruce Brown scheduled for the undercard.
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Bruce Brown
Extra round needed to decide Sacremento Open winner
In Sacramento California Wilfy Cox and Bill Melhorn faced an extended 18 hole playoff after finishing regulation 72 holes tied at 286. Melhorn led early Friday with 71s and briefly surged ahead before a rough nine holes yesterday, then rebounded with two under par. Cox posted strong front and back rounds to force the playoff.
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Bill (Wild) Melhorn
Mehlhorn
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Cox
Golf pros post two 70s in final 36 holes Sunday
Among the 100 leading professionals only Hagen of Detroit and Nelson of Ridgwood N J broke 70 in the final 36 holes. Nelson finished third with 287, Horton Smith of Chicago was fourth at 288, Laffoon of Chicago and McSpaden of Chicago tied at 289. Hagen and Barron both posted 290s, with Wood of Deal N J and Cooper of Chicago among others in the field.
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Detroit
Byron Nelson
Ridgwood
N. J
Hagen
Nelson
Lanky Horton Smith
Chicago
Ky Laffoon
Harold McSpaden
S. Hagen
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Craig Wood
Deal
Harry Cooper
Daniel McGugin Dead Coach Endears Southern Football
Nashville Tennessee reports the death of Daniel Earl McGugin at 56, longtime Vanderbilt head coach for 31 years and athletic director. A Michigan alum and famed for the 0-0 1922 tie with Yost, his teams beat Minnesota Ohio State and Carlisle. Funeral tentatively set for Tuesday.
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Tenn
Daniel Earl McGugin
Southern
Vanderbilt
McGugin
John R. Rust
Iowa
University of Michigan Law School
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Minnesota
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Carlisle
Ray Morrison
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