Lawrence High Bears Olathe for Third Straight Victory
Lawrence High School defeated Olathe High 27 to 14 at the Lawrence gym. Schaake led with free throws and accurate shots from midcourt while Redanta and Leary paced the offense. The win kept Lawrence undefeated in the Northeastern Kansas league as they prepare to host Topeka and Atchison in upcoming games.
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Leary
Schaake
Lawrence High School
If Tary
Olathe High
Inasium
Redanta
Olathe
Lawrence
Nen
Bub
Duritg
Orden
O’leary
Sam
Ja Mc Candies
Lawrenes
Lei
Allen
Griffin Andieieht
Gerhbérs
Lawrence Sek Unis
Atchison
Atchison High School
Topeka High
Laherence
la Huge
Kansas
Reague Bace
Lawrence High Seconds
Vinland
Umpire Calls Time After Ball Hit Home Run Return
This fragment recalls a 191? baseball moment where Roush hit a homer, an object was thrown onto the field prompting umpire Bill Klem to call time. Roush then doubled, and a subsequent triplet occurred in the same at bat, highlighting a disrupted play and disputed homer.
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Croomer
Yohivese Giants
Shiumye Plas
Speid
Roush
Bill’ Klem
Klem
Homer
Hoyt teams win two in Lecompton contests
Hoyt high school basketball swept Lecompton squads last night as the Hoyt Boys edged the Lecompton team 18 to 0 and the Hoyt Girls won 12 to 8. Hoyt forward Hoyt High Point led with five field goals, while Helen Area scored seven points and made two free throws. Lecompton travels to Pomona Friday night. Bethany Swedes beat Kansas Wesleyan 33 to 31 to stay atop the conference standings.
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Hoyt High
Lecompton
Hoyt
Anheing
Was
Helen Area
Pomona
Wesleyan
Bethany
Baker U Defeats Ottawa in Kansas Cage Race Lead
Baker University topped Ottawa 39 to 26 to move into first place in the Kansas conference basketball race. The half ended 17 to 11, Ottawa tied the game 21-all in the second half before Baker pulled away with an offensive surge. This marked Ottawa’s first loss and Baker’s third straight win.
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Baker; University
Kansas
Ottawa
Baker
Steuber
Young
Fulton
Goelz
Alexander
Ie Ee Kupner
Inas
Schuessler
Gael
Washburn Ichabods Run Past Haskell Indians 56 to 24
Washburn Ichabods sprinted to a 56 to 24 win over the Haskell Indians on Topeka Court as Davis scored 26 of his team’s points. The halftime lead stood 29 to 10 with Washburn pace dominating and Haskell relying on long shots. Coach F. W. McDonald’s redskins face Catholic Community Club in Kansas City next.
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Washburn Ichabods
Topeka Court
Haskell Indians
Topeka
Washburn
Indians
Leahods
Haskell
Braves
Davis
Ceach
F. W
McDonald
Redskins
Kansas City
Windscheffel
Peterson
Marsh
Gates
Charles
Wentworth
Missouri Misses Title as Sooners, Aggies Clash
Kansas City news reports Missouri holds second place in the valley conference after a 35 to 24 win over Washington in St. Louis. Oklahoma Sooners prepare for a clash with Oklahoma A and M while Nebraska visits Kansas State in Lincoln. Washington sits fourth with four wins and three losses, Kansas close behind.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
Norman
Oklahoma
Aggies
Sooners
Tigers
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas Ageles
Lincoln
Jayhawker guard Jeffrey sidelined for weeks with knee injury
Topeka star two year guard Jeffrey of the Jayhawker basketball team will miss at least three weeks and likely the rest of the season after a dislocated knee aggravated to a bad sprain. Dr F C Allen and Dr A B Jeffrey report inactivity will end his season unless recovery speeds. Bob Maney and others assess fitness for the Washington game on January 27 as midseason coaching changes loom and practice continues after quizzes.
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Balfour Jeffrey
Topeka
Jayhawker
K. U
F.C. Allen
Jeffrey
Paese
A. B. Jeffrey
Bal
Phi Delta Theta House
Bob Maney
Washington
Burton
Maney
McGuire
Allen
Ards
Hill
Har
Old Schmidt
Hays
Bears
St Marys Irish Open Season With Sterling Win 40 13
Trish Winker led St Marys as they moved into the win column in the Kansas conference, defeating Sterling College 40 to 13. The halftime score was 14 to 8, with the Irish dominating the final period. In another game, Topeka beat Atchison 30 to 16 on Washburn court as Atchison High dropped a game.
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Trish Winker
St. Marys
Sterling College
Topeka
Atchison
Ben Hur and Legionaires in Park at Varsity
Lawrence readers face a four day Ben Hur engagement at the Varsity Theatre starring Navarro and McAvoy plus a strong supporting cast led by Bushman and Bronson. The program also features Legionaires in Paris, The Noose with Barthelmess and Joyce, and High School Hero with Kovagalinatt. Showings begin next Monday, promising a record run in town.
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Patee
Alice Joyce
Malcolm McGregor
Ben Hur
May McAvoy
Ramon Navarro
Francis X. Bushman
Betty Bronson
Peter Piln
Carmel Meyers
Kathleen Key
Claire McDowell
Jim
Hur
Lew
Wallace
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Navarre
Varsity Theatre
Lawrence
Bill Kovigalivatt
Charles Paddock
Ally, Phipps
John Darrow
Ottawa and Topeka Face Northeast Kansas Tie Fight
Ottawa travels to Topeka for a Washburn court clash at 8 pm as the capital city squad seeks a must-win four game lead. Topeka trails with four wins while Lawrence has three, aiming to shift the standings tonight.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Topeka High School
Washburn
Capital City
Kansas
Arid
Lawrenice
New York Ace Rudkins Beats Tidler in Philadelphia Meet
The Associated Press reports New York ace Rudkins defeated Lew Tidler of Philadelphia 70 in a track event held in Philadelphia. Delaney from New Haven, Conn., with a foul from Clark of Florida, posted a notable finish as well.
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Associated Press
Coe
New “York
Rudkins
Drache
Lew Tidler
Philadelphia
Jack
Delaney
New
Haven
Conn
Dete Clark
Florida
Leg Broken in City Accident Involving Unknown Car
Miss Elsie Ketels, of 724 New Hampiste street, was struck by a closed car at Ninth and Massachusetts, suffering a broken leg. The vehicle’s two occupants fled. identity unknown. An x ray later confirmed a broken bone, and Miss Ketels and friends seek witnesses. Tongy defeats Welborn.
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Ketels
Julius Uhrlaub
New Hampiste Street
Ninth
Massachusetts Street
Miss Ketel
Tongy teams split doubleheader at Welborn last night
The Tongy first team beat Welborn 19 to 9 while the Tongy seconds lost 14 to 5 in a doubleheader. Lloyd Sechrist led Tongy with three field goals and one free throw. At Tonganoxie, the Toney girls defeated Vinland Thenerate 24 to 10. Tongy has another doubleheader at Linwood Tuesday.
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Welborn
Tongy
Lloyd Sechrist
Tonganoxie
Toney Girls
Vinland Thenerate
Linwood
Iear Serre
Gas explosion burns Kansas City man in Independence hotel
Thomas B. Baker, 55, of Kansas City, was badly burned in a gas explosion at his Independence hotel room. The blast shattered windows, set the bed aflame, and required neighbors to break down the door for rescue as Baker, returning from a Texas visit to a daughter, suffered burns to the head neck back hands and feet.
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Independence
Kan
A. B
Thomas B. Baker
Kansas City
Jin
Baker
Texas
Police Naylor and Jewett Star in Kansas City Game
Police Naylor leads Kansas City squad with strong play as Jewett contributes scoring and defense. Paints key moments to secure win in a hard fought contest.
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Scotland
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Pamon Novara
Ben Har
Bowersack
al Cooke
Kit Gard
Legionnaires
Parcis
Richard Barthelmesa
Allee Wees
the Noose
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Ramon Ro
Muay Menday
Sally Phipps
John Dagronaugh
Schdol Hero
Legionaires
Paris
Bower‘sock
Richard Barthelmess
Willard Mack
Broadway
Bowersock
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Lewis Sarecky
American Legion
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Al--Cock
Varsity
Esther Raeston
Christ
Ramon Novarro
May
McAvoy
Ben. Hur
Elsie
Independence Hotel
Newton High
Wichita
Newton High School
Wichita High
Atl Newton
Norway
Freed -Eisemann
RADIO
al Wilson
Ben, Corbett
Pee Wee Holmes
Fox. News
Alice Jaycee
Naylor
Jewett
City
City OF
Metropolitan Opera House
Edna ST Vincent Milay
Orchestra OF
Metropolitan
Covent Garden
Frances Peralta
Marie San Lis
Rafaelo Diaz
Giovanne Martino
End Scott
NEW York Metropolitan Opera Company
Richard Hale
Constance, Heidal Dudley Marwick
Thomas George
John Roberts
Alfred Valentis Jacques 'Samossoud, Conductor
Round Corner
Bell’s Music
School of Fine:Arts Office
ERSOC
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Montmartre
Lord de Triomphe
Francé
America
Torres
Mars
Richard ‘Barthelmess
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