Jayhawks limp into Ames for hard Iowa State test
Kansas basketball, resting after a Nebraska game, prepares for a tough road battle at Ames against Iowa State. Dick Hale is banged up but Kansas relies on a veteran lineup led by Al Heitman and Max Rieke to face a Cyclones squad expected to press hard. The team must beat Iowa State and Missouri to stay in the conference hunt.
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University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Ames
Iowa State
Wits
Jack Kundan
Allen ‘Crew
Max Rieke
Kansas
Cyclones
Lawrence
Iowans
Missouri
Tae
Auto
Major Leagues Win in Universal Draft Fight
The International League shelled down to major league pressure in the universal draft war. With Class AA and Pacific Coast League already capitulating, the Class A Western League and Class B leagues also yielded, ending the long antidr aft dispute in baseball.
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New_York
International League
International
Yanks Win Intramural Volleyball Championship at Lawrence High
The Yanks of the American League defeated the Robins in the final match to clinch the intramural volleyball title at Lawrence High School. Both teams had not been defeated before the final games, two of three series won by the Yanks. The intramural league structure was changed to allow more players per team after heavy scheduling led to forfeits with three leagues in effect. One hundred two boys participated, similar to last year, and basketball will begin next Tuesday.
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Yanks
Lawrence High School
American Association
E. J. Logsdon
Tuesay
Phog Allen
Kansas
Lue
Oklahoma
Jim Bausch
California
Dr. Allen
Lee Page
Jayhawker
Braves to Meet Henrys in Wichita Tomorrow Night
Coach F. W. McDonald and nine Braves from Haskell will travel to Wichita to face the Henrys tomorrow night. Players on the trip include Weller Woolworth Daylight and Hen.
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F. W. McDonald
Braves
Haskell Basketball Squid
Wchita
Wichita Henrys
Weller
Woolworth
Daylight
Hen
Strange Tales From The Kapuas And A Dwarf Cow
A Kapuas chief is buried in a living tree tomb with earth and moss packed inside the hollow trunk. Tiny the three year old dwarf cow remains content though poor milk yield and a cigarette habit stuns growth. A fencing puzzle asks readers to prove a geometry trick with a four acre field. Contact John Hix for more details.
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Tiny
Schmeling Sails for U S and Exhibition Tour
Max Schmeling the German heavyweight sailed from Bremen aboard the Europa with trainer Max Machon for New York. He planned immediate training for exhibitions in Baltimore and 48 other American southern and southwestern cities and Havana. He said he would return to Germany after the Stribling fight regardless of result, even if needed to face Carnera in September.
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Bremen
Germany
Max_ Schmeling
Max Machon
New York
Schmeling
Baltimore
Havana
Carnera
Lawrence High Basketball Team Prep for Two NE Kansas League Games
Defensive work and scrimmage were handed to Lawrence High cagers by Coach Joe Ulm as they prepare for two NE Kansas league games this weekend. Rosedale on Friday and Argentina on Saturday present tough matchups. ten players named to travel, including Allen, Dicker, Bruner, Rogers, Curd, Spalsbury, Guffer, Harris, Lohman, and Poland. Nelson returns second semester adding experience to the five veterans.
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Lawrence High
Joe Ulm
Roseeale
Rosedale
Lawrence
Ulm
Card
Urm
Nelson
Allen
Dicker
Bruner
Rogers
Curd
Spalsbury
Guffer
Harris
Lohman
Poland
Fighter's goal victory with money
The current heavyweight champion's desire for money is blamed on a calculating manager. Sharkey is seen as money mad, chasing riches like Tunney, a contrast to legends Fitzsimmons or Sullivan. Ice hockey scores Buffalo 1, Kansas City 0.
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Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Bob Fitzsimmons
John L Sullivan
Mental Stance Leads to Grid Victories Says Bobby Dodd
Knoxville AP report on Bobby Dodd Tennessee quarterback and later coach, arguing that mental stance and poise win games more than psychology. He explains a boxer like feel out approach, blends plays, and emphasizes studying situations. He recalls a 1925 Kentucky game rally where a risky pass to Hackman tied the snowy field game.
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Robert Lee Dodd
Knoxville
Tenn
Bobby Dodd
Dixie
Dodd
Tennessee
Bobby
Georga Tech
Kentucky
Je “T
Buddy Hackman
Buddy
Braves Win Over Raven Courtsters 29 to 24
Haskell defeats St Benedicts 29 to 24 on Haskell court. Braves lead 19 to 15 at halftime. Ravens tie 21 all with eight minutes left before Weller free throw and key scores by Hendricks Johnson secure the lead. Hendricks top scorer with 14 points. Johnson adds 8. Lispi of Ravens has 6. Coach Schmidt notes missed free throws by Raven.
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Haskell
St. Benedict’s College
Haskell Court
Braves
Ravens
Weller
Hendricks
Charles
Johnson
Lispi
Robert Schmidt
Ees
Izaak Walton League born on ninth birthday message
January 14 marked the ninth birthday of the Izaak Walton League of America a militant outdoor group formed to protect natural resources restore forests curb water pollution and expand public recreation It emphasizes outdoor stewardship beyond fishing and hunting and traces its name to the ethic of The Compleat Angler Sixteen pitchers are included in the thirty three Yankees spring training group bound for St Petersburgh Florida.
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Izaak Walton
United States
League
America
Izhak Walton League of America
New York Yankees
St. Petersborg
Fila
Missouri Coach Tarr Resigns Amid Kansas Row
The Missouri professor Tarr offered resignation to the Columbia intercollegiate athletics committee citing heavy teaching and geological duties. Reports say friction with Missouri athletic officials and a crossfire with Kansas controversy contributed. a Big Six meeting clash with director Brewer is noted. Also mentions Mills at Oklahoma, Phog Allen story refuting a sticky court gag, and Kansas Nebraska basketball—Kansas fouls and misses contrasted with Nebraska win.
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W. A. Tarr
Missouri
Columbia
Tiger
K. U
Soncernink
Lumbia
Tarr
Kansas
Dean & C Shand
Yarr
K. A
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
E. A
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Schools
Augsburg 30 Hamline 19 Washburn 33 College of Emporia 2 The Indians 29 St Benedicts Southern Methodist 47 Baylor 37 Texas Tech 31 Abilene Christian 25 Wyoming 34 Colorado 29 New Mexico 22 New Mexico MIners 19 Sheet State 44 Oregon State Parsons Junior College 38 Independence 6 High School Erie 9 Frontenac 21 Arcadia 42 Waco 16 Girard 23 McCune 15 Cherokee 34 Mulberry 14 7-e- oe
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Hamline
Washburn
College of Emporia
the Indians
St. Benedict's
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas Tech
Abilene Christian College
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
New Mexico Miners
Sheet State
Oregon State
Parsons Junior College
Independence
High School Erie
Frontenac
Arcadia
Waco
Girard
McCune
Cherokee
Mulberry
Kansas Nebraska Basketball Rivalry Thrills on Court
The Kansas Nebraska basketball rivalry delivers close, late drama with Charles Black coaching Nebraska and Floyd Rameey contributing for Kansas. In Lincoln, Nebraska led early but Kansas tied it, an overtime battle at the auditorium, and last year Kansas edged Kansas at Lawrence after a 24 24 deadlock, with Tom Bishop scoring ten field goals and three free throws to spark a rally.
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Huskers
Fisher
Nebraska
Floyd Rameey
K. U
Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Auditorium Court
Altho K. U
Lawrence
Tom Bishop
Bishop
League Oyster Supper for Izaak Walton League
Members of the Izaak Walton League will attend an oyster supper at Pleasant Valley school tomorrow night. The event, at 6 30 pm, will feature the winning rabbit hunt team as guests, with prizes for high scorers. About thirty league members attend. breakfast details follow highway 73 W near Dutton Bridge.
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Izaak Walton League
Pleasant Valley School
Rabbit Hunt
Pleasant Valley P. T. A
Dutton Bridge
Lawrence. Co
Kansas State College wins two firsts and two grand titles at stock show
At the National Western Livestock Show in Denver on January 21 AP reports Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan captured two first places and two grand championships for stock. They won a fat purebred or grade wether lamb and a pen of Hampshire sheep, plus a fat Cotswold lamb and a fat lambs pen of the same breed. Dan D. Casement of Manhattan won reserve championship in fat cattle with a carload of Herefords. Also Philadelphia Athletics stars Lefty Grove George Earnshaw Gordon Cochrane and Jimmy Foxx reportedly signed 1931 contracts.
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Denver
Col
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Hampshire
Dan D. Casement
Kan
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Gordon Cochrane
Jimmy Foxx
Northwestern Cancels National Inter scholastic Track Meet
Northwestern University announced the discontinuance of its national interscholastic track swimming and wrestling meet after 18 years. The move comes as part of the North Central Association of colleges and secondary schools bid to abolish national high school tournaments. The carnival drew 850 athletes last spring from across the country. In other news Washburn defeated Emporia College 33 to 29 to claim a strong fourth place in the Central Conference standings. In 1930, thirteen football players were killed in the United States.
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Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Northwestern University
Kenneth “Tug” Wilson
Northwestern
Washburn Emporia
Kan
Washburn
College of Emporia
United States
Merry Stitchers Meet in West Fairview Gathering
The Merry Stitchers met with Mrs. Tom Connore for a Wednesday dinner with many members present including Edith Hilbert Will Hilbert Linna Houk Laura Fitzpatrick vy Kennedy and others. Several members were absent due to sickness and the group planned another meeting with Mrs. Will Ice noting a pleasant time. Mr and Mrs Will Hilbert visited Topeka on Friday.
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Tom Connore
Edith Hilbert
Will Hilbert
M Linna Houk
Laura Fitzpatrick
Vy Kennedy
Will Ice
Ernest Kampschroeder
Will Swadley
Swadley
Swackers
Big Springs
Horeace Humphrey
Earl Sime Mons
Anna Houk
Lasvin
Tom Connole
Merry Stickers
Topeka
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ELKS
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Love
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Llé
Canavan
Fansher
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