Kansas Jayhawks Rally Past Missouri 37 Victory in Big Six Showdown
Kansas defeated Missouri 37 to 21 in Columbia to improve in the Big Six race. Fred Pralle led with 11 points as Lyman Corlis and Dick Harp aided the attack. The win came after a rough game with 30 fouls called and a late surge to pull away. The Jayhawkers resume play February 2 hosting Nebraska at Mount Oread.
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University of Kansas Basketball Warriors
Lawrence
Columbia
Missin
Jayhawkers
Nebraska
Mount Oread
Kansas
Tiger
Fred Praise
Lyman Corlis
Dick Harp
Tigers
Kenneth Brown
Fred Pralle
Missouri
Dr. F.-C. Allen
I Johnson
Schmidt
Ft Corlis
Pralle
Z ” Harp
Cooper
Keirsey
Harvey
Ettinger
I Brown
Lobsiger
G . Haisted
Murray O Murdoch Turns 450th Game Milestone
The record notes Murray O Murdoch reaching his 450th game played. Details on team and date are not fully legible in the fragment.
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Ars
ago—Murray O Murdoch
Pensacola’s Ownership History Stages Nine Gov Changes
The article traces Pensacola Florida changing hands from Spanish to British to American rule, detailing 19 government shifts from May to August and listing successive administrations. It recalls the 1901 McKinley prophecy stone head near Thurmond and notes golfer Harry Vardon’s Open wins and death last year, then teases tomorrow’s feature Beauty of the Blood Bath.
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Pensacola
Fla
Spain
Tthe
Florida
McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Thurmond
Fayette County
Harry Vardon
Vardon
Holdouts Rally Over Pay in Florida Spring Talks
In St Petersburg Florida holdout players voice anger over salary cuts and missing raises as spring training nears. Dizzy Dean Joe Medwick Paul Waner Van Lingle Mungo and Derringer are among stars pressing for better terms while others like Wes Ferrell and Russell Van Atta weigh unsigned or reduced deals. The season outlook centers on offers from St Louis Cincinnati and Brooklyn with figures ranging from 7 500 to 15 000 and beyond.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Dizzy Dean
Joe Medwick
van Lingleunge
Paul Waner
Paul Derringer
Wes Ferrell
Washington
Sarasota
Russell van Atta
St. Louis Browns
Déan
Diz
St. Louis
Dizzy
Bradenton
Waner
Pittsburg
Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Medwick
Cardinals
aie _ Cincinnati
Derringer
Detroit Eyes Joe Louis Max Baer Title Fight
Detroit figures the June bout between Joe Louis and Max Baer should headline city arenas. Michigan boxing commissioner MacDowell says the fight will likely be staged here, while observers doubt the other proposed challengers will materialize.
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Detroit
Motor City
Stagine
Barrine
Necro
Schlager
Weathenbet
Tiger
Preae ‘MacDowell
Michigan
John Roxborough
Dodgers hire MacPhail signals shift to farm system focus
Brooklyn reports Dodgers vice president Larry MacPhail will build a farm system and develop playing material for 1938. He declines to promise immediate trades, but says he is in the market for players and would consider moves for Van Mungo and Buddy Hassett if the right return comes. Several clubs have bid for Mungo, including Chicago with $75,000 cash and four players.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
van Mungo
MacPhail
Larry
Cincinnati’ Reds
Mungo
Buddy Hassett
Hassett
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Eyes Big Prize in Golf Tourney
Sarasota racing from January 20 UP Dizzy Dean aims for the third annual tournament title in Florida with a $20 000 prize. He bet $1 000 at 20 to 1 odds to win the match play event as baseball stars join golf stars like Garland Braxton Paul Waner Paul Derringer and Wes Ferrell in the field for qualifying rounds and a weekend match play for the Powell Crosley trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Florida
Ole Diz
Garland Braxton
Indianapolis
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Wes Ferrell
Washington
Sam Byrd
Powel Crosley
Collegiate basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
Syracuse defeats Pennsylvania 42 to 39 while Long Island University tops George Washington 35 to 25. Princeton beats Yard 85 to 34, Loyola Chicago defeats DePaul 53 to 40, Oregon State over Montana 43 to 31, Navy 36, Gettysburg 31, Notre Dame 51, Pittsburgh 4h, St Joseph 26, others listed in the journal world classifide page.
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Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Long Island
University
George Washington
Princeton
Yard
Loyola
Chicago
de’ Paul
Oregon
State
Montana
Navy
Gettysburg
Ohio
Obie Wesleyan
Notre
Dame
Pittsburgh
St. Joseph
College
Trenton
Washington
States
Jumping Jackie Hunt and other 1930s sports notes in brief
A collage of sports items highlights New York chatter on Jumping Jackie Hunt heading to Notre Dame after West Virginia interest, plus 83,000 fans at Madison Square Garden, Earl Whitehall’s contract talk, Eddie Neiley’s goodbye, DiMaggio Milestones, and Davidson College boasting a tiny forward Johnny Tice.
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New York
Jackie” Hunt
Huntington High Down
West
Virginia
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Watson
Madison Square Garden
Gunnar Barland
Lake George
Buddy Baer
Larry McPhail
Dodgers
Larry
Davidson College
North Carolina
Johnny Tice
Braddock
Farr
Feller Seeks Minor Contract Adjustment for 1938
Bob Feller states he unsigned his 1938 offer from the Cleveland Indians but is not a holdout. He would accept the salary about 17 500 with a bonus clause tied to victories, hoping to improve on nine wins and seven losses. His father predicts 20 wins.
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van Meter
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Indians
William Feller
Bob
Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities
In Trenton, Montreal's von Robert defeated Hollywood's George Keverly. Hartford saw Louis Thesz beat George Clarke. In Newport, Sammy Stein faced Gina Martinelli, while Sandor Szabo defeated El Pulpo in Los Angeles.
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Trenton
N. J
von Robert
Montreal
George Keverly
Hollywood
Cal
Hartford
Conn
Louis
Don) Thesz
St. Louis
George Clarke
New York
Sammy Stein
Newport
Gina Martinelli
Italy
Los Angeles
Sandor Szavo
Hungary
el Pulpo
Mexico
Sophomores to Join Oklahoma Hoops This Semester
Norman Oklahoma January 20 three more sophomores Clarence Lefty Bent ion Shawnee Bill Jennings Norman and Cliff Speagie Oklahoma City join the University of Oklahoma basketball team for the second semester and become eligible for the Kansas State game at Norman January 31 Benton and Jennings are both left handed. In Denver the Safeways rally to beat Phillips 88 to 34 in a Missouri Valley A A U contest Grue nig led with five goals and seven free throws to spark the comeback.
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Norman
Okla
University’ of Oklahoma
Clarence
Lefty” Beniton
Shawnee
Bill Jennings
Cliff Speagie
Oklahoma ‘City
Benton
Jennings
Safeways
Denver
Colo
Denver Safeways
Missouri Valley
theBartiesville
Wichita Liquor Flows Into Sewers After Raids
Police and vice squad officers in Wichita sealed and smashed thousands of pints of bonded liquor stored in police vaults after raids. About 17 000 pints worth 50 000 dollars were being emptied into sewers as part of the sweep, with officers in rubber aprons smashing bottles yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jagan
Indian boxers beat Conception Blue Birds in Conception card
Haskell Indians win five of eight bouts at Conception Missouri led by Max Keshick a Kansas A A U welterweight champion knockout Earl Wagner in round two. Ira Issues Quenton Crowe Wallace Mayotte John Gates win for Haskell with several decisions and TKOs in a balanced meet.
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Conception College Blue Birds
Conception
Max Keshick
Kansas
Earl Wagner
Duenton Crowe
Haskell
Wallace Mayotte Haskell
Altho
John Mullane
Blue Birds
Pete Doxtator
Pete Chosa
Sylvester Feather
Chosa
Tom Murphy
Ira Issues
Mack’ Livingstone
Crowe
Lasher
Wallace Mayotte
Skeeter Huff
Peter Chosa
Benny Santucchi
Slyvester Feather
Mack Livingstone
Quenton Crowe
Cub Washer
John Gates
Joe Dougherty
Jefferson County League Basketball Results Summary
Nortonville edged Oskaloosa 29 28 and Nortonville girls beat Oskaloosa 21 17. Perry won 36 13 over Ozawkie with Perry girls 31 24 Ozawkie and Winchester 23 Meriden 14. Winchester girls 48 Meriden 10. McLouth 35 Rock Creek 2 MecLouth Second 221 Rock Creek Second 21. Non league Ozawkie 26 Easton 44. This week Perry visits Nortonville tonight and Oskaloosa travels to Ozawkie Friday.
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Nortonville
Oskaloosa
Perry
Ozawkie
Winchester
Meriden
McLouth
Rock Creek
MecLouth
Aston
Easton
Oyster Pet
McLouth Ease
Ozawkie Wink
Wink
Glenn Cunningham Leads Indoor Mile at Grover Cleveland Games
Glenn Cunningham, the indoor mile champion from Kansas, will run his first indoor mile of the year at the Grover Cleveland games in New York this Saturday night. Opponents of the Kans finalist await a heat setting performance.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Grover Cleveland
Louis Farcical clash draws DiMaggio in crowd at Pompton Lakes
Joe Louis, the heavyweight champion, impressed spectators with his readiness for a Feb 23 bout against Nathan Mann and a potential next defense versus Max Schmeling. DiMaggio watched, but Louis drew the crowd, Braddock impressed, Farr eyed as possible Friday opponent. Louis said Braddock could beat Farr if both fought again.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
America
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Jim Braddock
the Garden
Tommy Farr
DiMaggio
Louis
Braddock
Joe
Farr
Chieage
Yankee Stadium
Nathan Mann
Max Schmeling
Chicago
Lou Burns Defeats Archie San Romani in Quarter Mile Race
Manhattan College runner Lou Burns wins a three quarter mile race over Archie San Romani and a field that includes William Dowenkins of Bound Brook New Jersey Joe Alexander and Jay Funston of Philadelphia and Joe Fay of Fordham Ernie Federoff of Millrose A A.
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Lou Burns
Manhattan College
Archie San Romani
William Dowenkins
Bound Brook
N. J
Joe Alexander
Philadelphia
Jay Funston
Joe Fay
Fordham
Ernie Federoff
Millrose A. A
Roaming Youths At County Camps Labeled Incurable Wanderers
In Los Angeles the camp director reports that 70 percent of roving youths at county transient camps are incurable wanderers. About 80 percent want to go home but fear prevents it, and many boast of the number of camps they have attended.
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Los Angeles
M. E. Lewis
Ford Bids For Watch From Lincoln Era
A 147-year-old Civil War era watch Abraham Lincoln carried was offered for sale here and drew a bid of 3400 dollars from Henry Ford. The item intrigued local bidders as a historic relic linked to the nation’s past and the Ford name.
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Ford
Copenhagen
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
Local Socials and Visits Across Number Ten Community
Mr and Mrs Bert Emery and Mrs Jerold Hobson visited Mrs Leafe King near Ottawa on Tuesday. Various locals including Ike Thomas Rose Dyer and Tommy Joe, Warren Coates Leavenworth and Olathe trip to visit Virgil Coates at the Kansas state school for the deaf. Neighbors hosted dinners and attended plays at the CCC camp and Lemaster home.
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Bert Emery
Jerold Hobson
Leafe King
Ottawa
Ike Thomas
Union District
Rose Dyer
Tommy Joe
Warren Coates
Leavenworth
B. A. Coates
Olathe
Virgil Coates
Kansas State
M. Hird
Lila Bates
CCC
James Hobson
Baldwin
Lemaster
Nellie
Daisy Calhoun
Topeka
Charles Calhoun
Delores
Dorothy
John Jackson
Ed Stoneking
Milard Jackson
Number Ten
Dan Bales
Frank Kellerman
Ed Ingle
Mac Swimley
Ed Hyland
Homer Clary
Harold Hoover
Onita
Otawa
Charles Hoover
Charles Detwiler
John Hagee
Range Line
Richard Butell
Kansas City
Ernest Butell
Samp Bales
Homer
Marie Clary
Roy Clary
Herman Brown
Kanwaka 4-H Meeting Set For January 29
Mrs Floyd Scheilhorn and children moved toward Odessa Texas to join her husband and establish a new home. The Kanwaka 4-H club plans a January 29 gathering with Mildred and Harold Johanning. Local residents shared meals and visits with neighbors including the Williams and Seetin families and guests at Twin Mound.
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Floyd Scheilhorn
Odessa
Tex
Kanwaka 4-H
Mildred
Harold Johanning
Raymond Williams
May Seetin
Dave Williams
Marie Coffman
George Coffman,Jr
Birthday and visit notes from a Lawrence area social list
Saturday gatherings honor Nadine and Jeraldine Ferrier with multiple guests. Eleanor Stanwix visits Evelyn Houk. families travel for illnesses and birthdays. Community clubs meet, quilting, potluck planned. Death notice for John Martin. mourners attend funeral in Lawrence.
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Evelyn Houk
Nadine
Jeraldine Ferrier
Earl Martin
Lawrence
Mr. Martin
California
Marie Coffman
Clifford
Margaret Cochran
Vinland
Willis Mathena
Decatur
Neb
Charles Ice Home
Jack Simpson
Ozankie
Jolly Quilters
Ruby Wiggins
Ellen Bahnmaier
Smith
Alice Ice
Kansas City
Johaning
Charles Houk
George Coffman
Charles Coffman
C. E. Stanwix
M. Dornon
John Martin
Williams
Gregory
Will Elkins
W. McNese
Mabel Shaw
George Dews
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