Jayhawk Matmen Open With Aggies
Kansas University wrestling opens Big Six action against Kansas State Aggies at Robinson Gym Thursday 7 30 pm. Coach Bauman relies on two lettermen and four newcomers while Aggies led by Errington and All sop and Warner bring depth. Referee Dr. R G Clapp from Nebraska governs the match with student and general admission set at fifty cents.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Aggie
Jayhawkers
Leon Bauman
Kk. U
Aggie
Manhattan
Buell Patterson
Aggies
R. G. Clapp
Department of Physical Education
Nebraska
Yale
Cornhusker School
Ehipp
Nyack Five Sets All-Time Five Man Bowling Record
Nyack Roofing team establishes a new all-time five man record in the American National Bowling tournament. They toppled 1204 in the final game to beat the New York Mineralites in three straight, surpassing the previous 1174 mark. The 1255 world five man record remains from 1926. Ed Dudley leads from Lower Calif in the Agua Caliente open with 107 contenders chasing the $25,000 prize.
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Nyack
New York
Nyack Roofing Company
New York Mineralites
Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester
N.Y
Amue Cohente
Lower Calif
Mexico
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Moeey
Blindfolded KU Cagers Shoot Free Throws
Kansas basketball players were blindfolded during a practice drill led by Dr. Forrest C. Allen Jr. The exercise aimed to show how removing the blindfolds improves focus on the basket. After removing the coverings, most cagers sank numerous shots with Tom Bishop and Jim and Frank Bausch notably hitting despite the blindfolds. Frosty Cox said he picked a lucky winner in the test.
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Forrest C. Allen
Doctor Allen
Kansas
Tom Bishop
Jim
Frank Bausch
Bishop
J. Bausch
Frosty Cox
Hutchinson Hosts Fourth Kansas A A U Boxing Tourney
The fourth annual Kansas A A U boxing meet continues in Hutchinson with two score amateur fans from across the state watching 80 entrants. Ten of 13 bouts ended in knockouts or technical knockouts as favorites from Wichita Topeka and surrounding towns advance toward tomorrow night championship finals and class titles.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Mike Parrish
Wayne
Haskinson
Jewell Kinder
Joe Cain
Huchinzon
Ernie Leo Wichita
Earl Roberts
Peka
Irving Hill
Curley Nedeau
Topeka
Tony Guerreno
Wichtts
Henry Miller
Charles "Taslon
Stafford
Elmo Young
Wutchinson
Harry Dawson
Abiene
Ae Junior Mehtwelelt
Jock Magdalena
Floyd Waddell
Salomon
Mel Ward
Billy Morris
Howard McPherson
Jayhawk Club Banquet Scheduled in Kansas City
The Jayhawk Club of Kansas City hosts its annual banquet for interscholastic league all star members with Kansas University coaches and Dr. Forrest C. Allen. Brutus Hamilton and coach staff attend along with Kansas City youths connected to KU teams. over seventy five expected. Entertainment to follow. Judge Burley presides and Lefty Sproul chairs.
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Jayhawk Club
Kansas City
Francis
Baltimore
K. U
Forrest C. Allen
Brutus Hamilton
Kansas
Clarence A. Burley
Jayhawk
Lefty” Sproul
Aoneed
Purdue Gains Lead in Big Nine Court Race
Purdue edged into sole first place in the Big Nine after Michigan overwhelmed Indiana 45 to 26 at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin rose to second by routing Chicago 83 to 23 at Madison, setting up a pivotal showdown with Indiana at Bloomington Thursday night.
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Chicago
Purdue
Tace
Boilermakers
Michigan
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Wisconsin
Madison
Bloomington
Ind
College Atmosphere Planned for Ice Hockey Friday Night
The league leading Kansas City Planters host Duluth in a two game series at the Pla Mor Ide Palace in Kansas City Friday night with Tiger Jay Z night decorations. Alumni groups from Kansas and Missouri will share gate receipts and sponsor tickets while college decorations and leaders from both schools add a festive atmosphere.
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Duluth
Plamor Ide
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K. U
Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
Leaizue
Haskell Quintet Loses Game and is Snowbound
The Haskell Indian basketball squad of nine players and Coach Tus Ackerman was snowbound at Idla on the way back from Ft Scott after last night’s 24 to 21 defeat by the Jones Bakers. At half, the Indians trailed 16 to 12 and the return trip left them cold and tired, with two cars stranded in heavy snow. They waited at Jola until roads clear with hopes of reaching Lawrence tonight.
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Jola
Lawrence
Shires Known as Great High School Punter in Westminster Days
Tehualedna Tex AP report recalls Arthur Shires as "Chesty" at Westminster Junior College where he earned the nickname and became the school’s greatest punter and lineman in 1912. He wore his Daly High I sweater as a frosh and averaged 50 yards per punt, though his self confidence was noted as excessive. He left after one year for bigger schools and later pursued professional baseball.
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Tehuaedna
Tex
Arthur
Shires
Westminster Junior College
Chesty
Daly High
Westminster
Chesity
Emporia to face Pittsburg in conference tilt without star forward
In Pittsburg Kansas tonight College of Emporia meets Pittsburg in a central conference game with forward Rice Brown Jr. sidelined by a broken ankle bone. Brown, a standout from the CG of KE campus, missed the St. Benedicts game 10 days ago and may miss the season. Other opener features Emporia Teachers against Southwestern at Winfield.
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Kan
College of Emporia
Rice Brown, Jr
CG. of
St. Benedicts
Brown
Emporia
Southwestern
Winfield
Boxing Card From Cities Amid Varied Results
A garbled report lists multiple boxing bouts across cities including New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago. Names such as Tommy Grogan Bully McMahon Lew Massey and Eddie O Dowd appear along with outcomes like outpointed or knocked out amid scattered abbreviations and places.
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Pras
New York
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Neb
McMahon
Joey Harrison
Arfield
N. J
Billy Drang
Germany
Philiadelphia
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Foulgerry
Trenton
N. d
Stoppen
Hiearco Bertazeala
Hall
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Duck McCann
Minnow Poll
Louleacu
Shox City
Phillipsburg
Holm Aims for West Point After All American Honors
Alabama fullback Tony Holm, named AP All American and All Southern, hopes to join West Point this fall. He has an appointment but is three months past the enrollment age at the start of next September and seeks a solution so he can be admitted. Red Wilson of Muskogee, Oklahoma, named business manager of a western league club.
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New Orleans
Las
Tony Holm
Alabama
Associated Press
West Point
Tony
Red Wilson
Drake to host five night football games in 1930 schedule
Des Moines reports Drake University will play five of eight 1930 football games at night in Drake Stadium. The schedule includes Oregon on October 3 in Soldier Field, Marquette at Milwaukee, Grinnell and Washington University in St Louis after dark, and Creighton at Omaha contingent on weather. Lights 50 feet above field promise full illumination.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Ed C G. Lytton
Ossie Solem
Chicago
Soldier Field
Bulldogs
Oregon University
Marquette
Milwaukee
Creighton
Omaha
Drake’ Stadium
Lytton
Joplin Duly of the Western Association Succeeds Cochran
Wilson will organize miners for the 1930 season starting February 1 in Joplin as the Western Association completes the succession for leadership succeeding George Cochran.
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Joplin
Western Association
George Cochran
Wilson
Pilicto
Basketball Results From Across The Nation AP Summary
Associated Press basketball scores from multiple cities include Lincoln Nebraska 35 over Oklahoma 20, Madison Wisconsin 33 over Chicago 25, Milwaukee Marquette 80 over Detroit 21, South Bend Notre Dame 29 over Mexico City? 23, Ann Arbor Michigan 43 over Indiana 26, Northfield Minnesota Carleton 37 over St Olaf 15, Pella Iowa Central? 26 over Town Wesleyan 18, Decorah Iowa Luther 82 over Dubuque 15, St Paul McAllester 22 over St John U 19, Kansas City Wentworth Military Academy 20 over Rockport 30, Abilene Kansas Abilene Christian 3 over Kitakoma Christian 24, Missoula Washington State 54 over Montana 24, Greeley Colorado Aggies 30 over Colorado Teachers 19, Fort Scott Kansas Haskell Indians 21 over Jones team 24.
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Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
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Marquette
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Minn
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Pella
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Kitakoma Christian
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Fort Scott
Kan—Haskell
Indians
Jones Team
Durant and Oklahoma Teachers Shine in KC Ad Contest
Durant Oklahoma teachers and Kansas City participants faced off in a regional ad contest held in Kansas City. The event highlighted creative campaigns from educational groups, with judges noting strong messaging and community impact.
Delta Tau and Sigma Nu Win Intramural Games at KU
Delta Tau Delta defeated Phi Gamma Delta 14 to 1% in tough play at Robinson gym. Lawrence Independents lost to Sigma Nu vpurt team 14 to another close score. Other results included Kappa Eta Kappa 16 over Theta Tau 11, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 28 over Delta Upsilon 23, and Sigma Phi Epsilon 14 over Sigma Chi. Kentuck Colonel vs Acacia postponed. KU intramural swim meet opens at 7 pm with finals at 1:30 pm Thursday. Washington reports college and university summer schools enrolled 414,824 in 1929, largest summer term to date.
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Phiy
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Gamma Delta
Lawrence Independents
Kappa Eta Kappa
Theta Tau
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Acacia
Kentuck Colonel
Washington
College and University
Ike Bryant the Apple Man Sees Big Six Title Hope
Ike Bryant known as the Apple Man for Kansas basketball teams backs KU Jayhawkers toward a Big Six title. He has long given apples after home games to players like Lonborg and Endacott as he recalls six conference championships since 1920 and predicts a pennant for the 1980 KU squad.
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Kansas
Jayhawker
Mount Oread School
Ike
Alrew Gies
Forrest ©. Allen
K. U
Lonborg
Rody
Wulf
Endacott
Ackerman
Black
Peterson
Bel
Gard
Schmidt
Kk. WU
Cagrus Ain
Jay Nawkers
Philadelphia
Root Signs Contract for Cubs Two-Year Deal
Chicago AP reports star pitcher Charlie Root signed a two year contract with the Chicago Cubs. The right hander committed yesterday as the team prepares for training at Avalon Catalina Island. Salary not disclosed but described as a substantial boost. A note mentions a Journal-World want ad about a vacant room.
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Chicago
Charlie Root
Chicago Cubs
William L. Veck
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cubs
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