Kansas Nips Nebraska To Lead Big Six Standings
Kansas defeats Nebraska 44 to 23 to remain undefeated in 11 starts and seize sole lead in the Big Six. Ebling scores 19 for Kansas. Allen adds crucial first-half offense. Kappelman and Parson contribute key baskets as the Jayhawks pull away after a 11–2 Nebraska start.
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Pittsburg Teachers Rally Past Emporia in Tight Conference Game
Pittsburg Kan January 21 Pittsburg spurted in the closing minutes to beat Emporia Teachers 46 to 30 in a tight Central conference clash. The Gorillas gained the lead in the final period with baskets from Baker Royer and Roberts to stay in the race.
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College of Emporia at Haskell basketball tonight
Boxing action featuring Pat Kessinger versus Jimmy Garrison at Convention Hall Kansas City Missouri is scheduled. Oklahoma City meets Kansas City in hockey midweek. Emporia High visits Lawrence High Friday while Wichita plays Kansas City on Saturday for local audiences.
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Jimmy Garrison
Convention Hall
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Oklahoma City
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Wichita
Sports Roundup from New York Jan 24 Hints on Coaches Careers
The roundup notes Howard Jones denying rumors of resigning at Southern California and Chicago offering a life tenure faculty post after turning down overtures. It mentions Bernie Biere at Minnesota, Charlie Bachman predicting a second Boston Massacre edition as Michigan State faces a top college opponent, and Notre Dame system shifts. Also mentions Pres cott Sullivan bonus, Maurice O Shelvin predicting BT Lee as next heavyweight champion and Pick Harhay coaching football officials.
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Midwest
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Chicago
Bernie Biere
Minnesota
Charlie Bachman
Michigan
Gentry
Prescott Sullivan
Maurice O. Shelvin
St. Louis Globe Democrat
BT Lee
Alabama
Ivabe
Pick Harhay
Greetings to Our Beloved Pastor and New Year Wishes
Dutch MacIntosh Vanderbilt line coach paid his Rose Bowl trip by cornering the 10rauion hat market days before the game. En route to Pasadena he sold a hat to nearly everyone aboard. Bert Daniels Manhattan coach has used many aliases. Joe Becker Brooklyn Scout reads proof for a Joplin paper during the off season.
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Vanderbilt
Dallas
Pasadena
Bert Daniels
Manhattan
Joe Becker
Brooklyn
Joplin
Cox Wins Sacramento Open in Playoff After Eagle On 13th
Wiffy Cox of Bethesda Md. rebounded from a seven on the 481 yard fourth hole to shoot a 73 on 13 for an eagle and win a 750 prize in a playoff against Wild Bill Mehlhorn of Louisville. Mehlhorn struggled with a late rally as Cox edged him 714 over par on the playoff hole.
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Kansas amateur boxing tourney opens in Salina turnout
Salina Kansas hosts the eleventh annual amateur boxing bouts with nearly 200 fighters and 16 state titles at stake. 38 heavyweights compete across two divisions per weight class as champions aim for the Missouri Valley AAU meet in Kansas City in February. Haskell Institute sends 17-boxer team for the event.
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Kansas
Leslie Kreps
Kansas City
Haskell Institute of Lawrence
Intramural Sports Boom At University Of Kansas
More than 800 men compete in winter intramurals at the University of Kansas. Basketball and volleyball dominate two courts with 45 teams and about 50 games weekly. Water polo debuts, and indoor handball thrives as teams from fraternities and independents vie for division titles and overall points trophies.
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University of Kansas
E. Eltel
Waner Battles Pneumonia in Pittsburgh Pirates Camp
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Lloyd Waner, famed for clutch play, fights pneumonia. Doctors report no immediate danger as serum treatment aids recovery. pneumonia shifts from right to left lung with improvement noted but crisis anticipated today or tonight.
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Oklahoma City
Dan
Penumonia
Ettle Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leonard C Williams
Pirate
Waner
Sam McBirney Oklahoma Football Pioneer Dies at 58
Sam McBirney, a pioneer of Oklahoma football and longtime coach at Tulsa High School and Kendall College, died at his Tulsa home after a long illness. Born in Kansas, he also earned a wide reputation as a baseball player before turning to football coaching while also working in banking. He collaborated with Francis Schmidt during 1915 to 1917 at Kendall College.
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Francis Schmidt
Ohio State University
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Notre Dame, Syracuse Tangle In Collegiate Showdown
Notre Dame 46, Syracuse 0 appears in a blurred ledger of results alongside multiple colleges. Texas Christian and Texas A play for points while Montana Teachers and Wiltsburg Teachers show midtable scores. Nebraskan, Northwestern, Minnesota, Kirksville Teachers, Cape Girardeau zu High School and Chapanan ton entries mix in incomplete lines.
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Syracuse
Trinity
Sioux City
Texas Christian
Texas A
Figure skating notes hint at Sonja Henie era rivals
The fragmentary text references notable skaters Sonja Henie and Karl Schacter of Austria, with mentions of Miss Maribe Vi and others as contenders. It notes preparations for winter season and potential Olympic results, including Europe and America's prospects, along with weather and training references surrounding figure skating legends.
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Avery
Rye
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Sonia Vane
Sumia
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Karl Schacter
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Maribe Vi
Norway
Robin Lee
Shampion
Rnston
Rules committee to meet in Pittsburgh February 1
UPI reports the American Football Coaches association rules committee will convene in Pittsburgh on February 1 with few major changes expected. Jock Sutherland of Pitt acts as chairman replacing Lou Little of Columbia as the group reviews issues from New York gatherings. Main topics likely include moving goal posts back and eliminating the slow whistle, with proposals to be sent to the national rules committee.
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American Football Coaches Association
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Jock” Sutherland
Pitt
Loui Little
Columbia
New York
National Football Rules Committee
Sutherland
Brouillard Loses Title Fight On Foul In Final Rounds
In a chaotic middleweight bout in Worcester, Brouillard is penalized for a foul after Thil suffers a late fourth round win. Thil bolstered by a French rally, bursts of rights lefts drive the American around the ring as 49,000 spectators boo and protest.
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Haskell Meets C E in Night Basketball Game
The Haskell Indians resume intramural basketball tonight at Isskell with a main game at 6 30. The College of BE C activities open with a preliminary in which Fisher and tiny White, ron Jadush and Durant as King Hneup. Herb Worl leads a bench of 10 after a week off. Starting lineup features Rock and Miller at forward Moon een very and Lee and Wasson at guard.
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Isskell
College of Bec
Unimeran
Mo Hisgh
Ulakell
Fisher
Tiny White
Ron Jadush
Durant
Herb Worl
Rock
Miller
Moon
Eenvery
Lee
Wasson
Vine High Bowitdey A8f Event Report
A fragment from the SUT Ta ee Vine page notes a gathering titled High Bowitdey A8f. Details are sparse, but the item references a themed event at Vine. No dates, locations, or participants are clearly readable. Further text is needed for a complete summary.
Rail bridge and cueing techniques in billiards
Ninety percent of shots near the rail should keep the cue nearly level. Elevating the cue is a common amateur error when the rail rests cushion. Elevation is only for masse strokes. rail bridge provides solid, sliding support on both sides of the cue, forming a slot that guides the cue.
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Wesker Cochran
Jake Schaefer
Cueing the Ball and Stroke Basics in Billiards
Instruction on proper bridge and cueing methods for accurate billiards play. Emphasizes avoiding excessive English, aiming for center ball contact, and using a stable bridge. Describes how stroke direction and English affect follow or draw, with reference to a diagram.
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