Jayhawkers Set for Crucial Valley Conference Tests
Kansas aims for key wins in the valley schedule with two road tests at Aggieville against North Dakota State coached Aggie team and at Lincoln against Nebraska. Coach Phog Allen plans lineup changes as Kansas seeks to remain atop the valley standings with Washington, both undefeated. The squad travels from Manhattan by bus or train, leaving 11:30 AM, after a hard week featuring a 2 point victory vs Oklahoma State and a 1 point win over Nebraska.
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The
Fraternity Basketball Schedule Tonight at Robinson Gym
On the professional eternity basketball schedule two games will be played tonight at Robinson Gymnasium court. Phi Beta Pi meets Beta Phi hour later Delta Sigma Pi and another fraternity will play.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Phi Beta Pi
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Indians Play Tonight at Haskell in Close Raceway
The Haskell Indians host Pittsburg Normal on the Haskell court in a fast basketball clash. Pittsburg beat Ottawa recently, Ottawa defeated Haskell in the season opener, but Coach McDonald's squad has improved and is expected to challenge tonight. Referee will be Dr F C Allen.
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Roscoe to Chicago for Training Ahead of Big Bouts
Roscoe Bobby Roscow, Lawrence lightweight wrestler, left for Chicago Saturday to train for upcoming east coast matches. He aims to compel Fisher, claiming lightweight world title, into a match in St. Louis. If Fisher avoids, Roscoe plans to force or abandon his claim. He may return to face Henry Jones in Lawrence if a match can be arranged.
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Bobby Roscow
Lawrence
Chicago
Roscoe
Meage
East
Fisher
St. Louis
Henry Jones
Jones
Topeka
Valley Basketball Standings and This Week Games
This week shows Ames at Missouri in Columbia and multiple matchups across Kansas. Notable affairs include Washburn at Topeka, Kansas City U against St Benedicts in Atchison, and Bethany facing Hays Teachers in Hays with several midweek and weekend contests listed.
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Missouri
Columbia
College of Emporia
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Topeka
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St. Benedicts
Atchison
Pittsburg
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Manhattan
Emporia Teachers
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Emporia
McPherson
Fairmount
Grinnell
Bethany
Hays
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Si. Mary’s
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Halstead A.C
Halstead
Nebraska
Lincoln
Washington
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Kaneas
Aggies
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Bethel
St. John’s
Newton
Baker
Baldwin
Southwestern
Winfield
Legion Wrestling Bout Planned by Local Legion
The American Legion plans a Wednesday night wrestling match at its meeting. Sparrowhawk of the University is expected to face Kid Curley of Oklahoma, a prior Legion meeting performer. Sparrowhawk, from Junction City, is a student of Tony Ross and Bobby Roscoe and is noted for strong performances when in good condition. The event ties to a Denver horse show during the Western Livestock Exposition week starting January 21.
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Denver
Kansas to Meet Notre Dame in Mile Relay Clash
Kansas will race Notre Dame in a four man mile relay at Kansas City, replacing the Iowa option. Coach Karl Schlademan will field Raymond Fisher, Howard Firebaugh, and Melvin Griffin with the Crimson and Blue. Notre Dame also sends their quarter milers to the board track given Iowa cannot participate. The event marks only the second interschool relay meeting between the two schools since past football battles.
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Towa
Karl A. Schlademan
K. U
Kansas City
Raymond Fisher
Howard Firebaugh
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High to Meet Tola Friday at 7:15 PM
The Lawrence High School basketball team will play Tola Friday night in the high school gym. The game is called for 7:15 PM to accommodate an 8:30 PM school auditorium debate.
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Nebraska Basketball Trip Ends In Setback In Conference Standings
The Nebraska Cornhuskers went 0-3 on a southern bid losing to the Aggies Kansas and Oklahoma dropping to fourth in the standings with a 3-3 record. The piece notes coach Kline's NY squad and hints at Kansas football ties amid Jayhawk support for Phog Allen and a look ahead to Missouri Grinnell and Emporia State matchups.
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Oklahoma
Sure Shot Mrs. Andrews Competes in Pinehurst Trap Tournament
Mrs Walter P Andrews of Atlanta Ga was the only worn contestant in the recent Pinehurst N C trapshooting tournament. She finished 15th with a score of 74 as she competed with the best shots in the country.
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Walter P. ‘Andrews
Atlanta
Pinehurst
Notes of Sport Pointers From Global Games History
The article surveys sports history from 1858 pigeon shooting to tennis in Venice and golf in Miami. It notes the first tennis book in 1355, billiards in San Francisco 1855, and the Ascot Cup value now near $20 000. It also mentions Dallas moves to organize a Texas bowling association and Capsey’s forthcoming preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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Venice
Dallas
Texas
Lone Star State
United States
San Francisco
Michael Pheland
Damon
England
Fire underwriters labs push standards for safe materials
New York reports on the Underwriters Laboratories in Chicago New York and San Francisco testing fire resisting roofs doors windows and building components. Tests expose materials to 1700 degrees for up to an hour while safes endure fire and shock. The labs inspect electrical gear automotive parts and more aiming to set minimum safe design standards as public property.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago
San Francisco
Berkeley
California
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Association
Traffic Court Fines Tally Nine Violators This Morning
Police court met this morning over traffic ordinance violations. Nine defendants were fined with amounts ranging from five to ten dollars, including John Skinner for driving with a cut cut open and William Neustifter for driving with no muffler. Several others had bonds forfeited or parole granted on related charges.
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William Neustifter
Elmer Weibel
W. T. Tuttle
W. W. McKeever
Marshall
R. H
Jay
W. B.lough
George Jones
Horse Race Noted in 1848 Californian
San Francisco dispatch notes a historical item from The Californian dated March 15 1848 describing a Dolores Mission course horse race three miles from town between W A Liedesdorf of this place and My Hedspath of Sonoma. Hedgpath led at the finish, judges noting plain language due to unfamiliar turf terms.
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Asso
Californian
Dolores Mission Course
W. A. Liedesdorf
My. Hedspath
Sonoma
Jwiges
Hedgpath’s
Horace Mann House at Antioch College Destroyed by Fire
Yellow Springs Ohio January 21 An intellectual landmark the Horace Mann House at Antioch College burned New Year’s night The home of Dr Mann during his Antioch presidency it hosted many New England thinkers including Ralph Waldo Emerson Nathaniel Hawthorne Edscr Hale Daniel Webster and Henry Clay Hawthorne praised Antioch women in his Marbles Faun The college which reorganized under Arthur E Morgan now offers liberal technical and practical education Half the students work while others study The fire hampers progress but a modern Horace Mann Memorial is planned with most funds raised
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Associated Press
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Antioch
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Mann
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Edscara Everet Hale
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Hawthorne
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Marbles Faun
Arthur E. Morgan
Obituary notes for Amos Wilson and Mrs McHenry
Amos Wilson son of Moses and Sarah Van Meter Wilson born November 20 1845 in Marion County Ohio lived in Illinois and Kansas died December 21 1928 at age 78 with Civil War service in the 72nd Illinois Vol Infantry. Also notes on Mrs McHenry dying at 93 in Lawrence. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Miss Hila Marshall 20 year old stenographer writes a novel attracting attention in London.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Margaret M. McHenry
W.J. Gelmorve
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McHenry
Cambridge
New York
W. J. Gilmore
W. H. McHenry
Fresno
California
Hila Marshall
London
Harsh New England winter affects wild birds and food supply
A Massachusetts official notes an unusually dry year and warm December causing food shortages for birds across New England and eastern Canada. He cites scarce nuts and wild fruit, droughts in ponds, reduced young fowl, and unusual migrations including mass movements along the coast.
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Canada
Edward Howe Forbush
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Massachusetts State Department of Agriculture
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Mr.Forbush
Quebec
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ontaria
Labrador
Gulf of St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Lake Champlain
Massacchusetts
Vilmontel
James Bay
Castoria aids infants digestion and eases common ailments
The advertisement notes Fletcher's Castoria has served for over 30 years to relieve infants and children of constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while calming feverish discomfort and aiding digestion by regulating the stomach and bowels.
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Track Coaches of America to split into three regions
New York Jan 21 Associated Press report says the Association of College Track Coaches of America may divide into East Middle West and Pacific Coast sections. Dartmouth secretary Harry L Hillman says the move would target region specific athletic issues while keeping a national body. Current officers include Thomas F Keane Syracuse and John F Moakley Cornell.
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Associated Press
Association” of College Track Coaches of America
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Harry L. Hillman
Dartmouth
William“Pooch” Donovan
Harvard
Thomas F. Keane
Syracuse
John F. Moakley
Cornell
Walter Christie
California
Keene Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
John Magee
Bowdoin
John Ryder
Boston College
Association
Johnnie Mack
Ste Yale
Saas
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
An actress recounts easy weight loss using Marmola Prescription Tablets sold by druggists for one dollar a box. Readers are advised Marmola tablets can be obtained directly from Marmola at 1612 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan.
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