Lions Topeka Clash In Eastern Kansas Tilt At 7 30
Lawrence high Lions meet Topeka Trojans in a top Eastern Kansas conference showdown at Topeka High tonight starting at 7 30 with the B teams to follow. The Trojans feature Dick Shakeshaft and Bob O Neil while Lawrence relies on DeShon Palmateer and Moser Houk as core scorers. Ottawa travels to Emporia in another EF KC game with Manhattan visiting Ottawa tomorrow and Topeka at St Joseph Central.
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Topeka Trojans
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Manhattan
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Parsons
St. Joseph Central
Junction City
Olathe Rosedale
Columbia
Salina
Leavenworth
Cyclones
Bill Kincaid
Dick Shakeshaft
Bob O'Neil
O'Neil
Trojan
Dennis Payne
Emporia
St. Joseph
Central High
Lawrence
Pos Topeka Kear Agente FB
Peecssctsoe
DeShon Palmateer
Cca
Moser Houk
O'Neil Wetzel
Soo
Lane
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Meredith Pipkin
Letterman
Fred Fiss
Sports Roundup: Boxing Exposés And Football Talk
New York chatter covers Hank Anderson raise for Cincinnati line coach. Frail stars like Braddock and Tunney surface in rumors. Baseball skirmishes in Pittsburgh draw fire from magnates and players. Max Baer and Gene Tunney kinships, Dempsey clan in Miami, and Crisler to Michigan loom. Also notes on Fritz Crisler and Tad Weiman, plus boxing plans and international boxing talk.
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New York
Hank Anderson
Harry Kipke
U. of Cincinnati
Michigan
van Mungo
Joe Stripp
Orlando
Jimmy Braddock
Pompton Lakes
Joe Louis
Dominick Lydon
Ted Broadribb
Gene Tunney
Gene
Pittsburgh
Jack Dempsey
Miami
Max Baer
Farr
Braddock
Poppa
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Tad Weiman
Australia
Stennis
Nancye Wynne
Helen Wills
Suzanne Lenglen
Farries
Bob Gregory
the Wrassler
Sarawak
Hollywood
Sterling Young
Pappy Collitch
Poe Cena
Maxie “Rosenbloomies
Maxie
Lou Ambers
Henry Armstrong
Los* Angeles
Henry
Elizabeth Bathory and the 1610 Castle Murders
The article recounts Elizabeth Bathory, last of the Bathory line at Temetveny Castle in 1610, luring 300 girls to murder them for blood to keep youthful beauty, her capture, imprisonment, and presumed death. It also notes a science aside on light bulbs and a teaser for Tomorrow: The Father of Missions.
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Csetjte
Hungary
Bathory
Transylvania
Elizabeth Bathory
Elizabeth
Csetjite
Temetveny Castle
Yankees Reveal 28 man 1988 roster with Newark Bears alumni
New York opens spring with a 28 player roster the smallest in years. Holdovers include Gomez Ruffing and Pearson with five fresh pitchers. Newark Bears alums Beggs Donald Chandler Stine join an adjusted infield and catching corps led by Dickey Rosar and Jorgens.
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New York
Yankees
Blubber Malone
Jackrabbit
Jack Saltzgaver
Frank Makosky
Poosh
Tonyazzeri
Chicago Cubs
Newark Bears
Yanks
International League Farm
Joe Vance
Kemp Wicker
Gomez
Wicker
Newark
Joe Beggs
Young Ailey Donald
Spud Chandler
Steve Sandra
Lee Stine
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Catching
Babe Dahlgren
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Joe Glenn
Arndt Jorgens
Murderers’ Row
Buddy Rosar
Rosar
Joe DiMargio
George Selkirk
Myril Hoag
Jake Powell
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Iron Man Gehrie
Red Wolfe
Frankie Crosetti
Joe Gordon
Dahlgren
P.ane
Joseph V. ‘McCarthy
Pasadena Open Starts With 250 Players
Pasadena Cal January 21 The $3 000 Pasadena Open opened at Brookside Park with 250 professionals and amateurs in round one on a 6 500 yard course. Horton Smith shot 279 five under par to lead after the first round while Harry Cooper and Harold McSpaden trailed with 283. McSpaden missed an 18 inch putt on the 18th hole costing him 100 for second place.
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Pasadena
Cal
Brookside Park
Horton Smith
Pats
Harry Cooper
Harold McSpaden
Lanky
Horton
McSpaden
Too Much Cage Speed Now Says a Physician
Evanston, Ill. Dr. Marcus Hobart physician for Northwestern university basketball team says removing the center jump speeds play and may overstimulate the heart. Pulse tests after games show heart rate rising to 108 per minute with one case at 144, normal 60 to 90. He cautions results are not conclusive and broader study is needed.
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Ill
Marcus Hobart
Northwestern University
Ravens Play Here: St Benedicts Meet Haskell Indians Tonight
The St Benedicts basketball team visits the Institute court to face the Haskell Indians at 7 30 pm with 25 cents admission for adults and 10 cents for students. Referee Claude Cochrane will officiate. Coach Marty Peters leads a strong Raven quintet favored by many, while Tul a U loss is noted.
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Haskell” Indian
Institute
Claude Cochrane
Ottawa University
Marty Peters
Raven
Visiors
Wichita U
Emporia Teachers
Chillicothe Business College
Conception College
Tula U
John Karmody
Beara
Braves
Guy Henson
Carmody
Hill
Pahdopony
Greenwood
Plume
Big Bear
Henson
Hayes pushes value in holdout with salary demands
Chicago White Sox owner Comiskey relents after second baseman Jackie Hayes presents a package from Clanton Alabama. Hayes cites RBI total, runs driven in, sacrifice bunts, and fielding chances to justify a higher salary, noting he hit .229 last season while outperforming several peers. Comiskey grins, then orders a raise.
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Chicago
Jackie Hayes
Lou” Miskey
Chicago White Sox
Hayes
Sox
Comiskey
Clanton
Ala
Cecil Travis
Washington
Luke Appling
Buddy Lewis
Sam West
St. Louis
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Farr Favored To Beat Braddock In Garden Showdown
New York reports the January 21 heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden between Jim Braddock and Tommy Farr. Farr carries betting favor and stands at about 8 to 5, with a sellout crowd and an expected gate around 90,000 dollars. The match will be broadcast on WREN from 9 p m with Clem McCarthy and George Hicks ringside.
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Clem McCarthy
George Hicks
New York
the Garden
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Garden
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Harry Thomas
Farr
Braddock
Louis
Jim
Ferrell Leads Baseball Golfers in Sarasota Test
In Sarasota Florida on January 21 Wesley Ferrell topped a long 86 hole qualifying for the third annual baseball golfers championship with a one over par 72. Lloyd Brown and Jack Russell followed, while Paul Waner trailed at 75. Dizzy Dean risked 1000 dollars against 20000 if he fails to score well, aiming to defend his title alongside Nick Altrock. Match play begins tomorrow with finals Sunday. Sam Byrd the defending pro winner.
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Fla
Big League Baseball
Wesley Ferrell
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland
Jack Russell
Boston
Detroit
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Nick Altrock
Ole Diz
Sam Byrd
Perry Beats Vines In Fifth Match Of Tour
Fred Perry defeated Ellsworth Vines 6 3 6 2 in Vancouver on January 21. The win leaves Perry trailing Vines by three matches to two in the professional tennis tour.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Big Six race heats up as Oklahoma faces Kansas clash
Long column notes Oklahoma's 2–0 start and hopes to maintain lead with a looming February 2 matchup at Norman against Kansas. It cites Kansas’ 3–1 record, tight wins over Missouri, and predicts the Norman game could decide the Big Six title race while criticizing crowd fouling rules and recounting related incidents from Lawrence and Wichita crowds.
Local College and High School Basketball Scores
Villanova led Duquesne 33 to 22 while Temple posted 39 over Carnegie Tech 7. Arkansas beat Rice 38 31 Tennessee Poly surprised Vanderbilt 21 16 Panhandle A and M defeated New Mexico Normal 36 34 Independence JC topped Fort Scott 34 32 Coffeyville won over Iola 49 39 McPherson beat Chapman 26 23.
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Villanova
Duquesne
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Arkansas
Rice
Tennessee Poly
Vanderbilt
Panhandle A. and M
Goodwell
Okla
New Mexico Normal
Junior College Independence
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Iola
High School McPherson
Chapman
Noble of Healeys excels in A.A.U. play after Big Six career
The Kansas City Journal-Post praises Noble of Healeys for calm under fire quick thinking agility and mastery of fundamentals. He rarely erred in three years at KU and adapted to the Missouri Valley A.A.U. league maintaining high college standards with few bad passes and rare ball tangles.
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Kansas City Journal-Post
Noble
Healeys
Big Six
K. U
National intercollegiate basketball tournament set for Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the first annual national intercollegiate basketball championship March 7-12 with about 40 teams expected to qualify. Entry blanks go out February 1 and the event, organized by Emil Liston, includes a renowned board of managers and a trophy from James Naismith.
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Kansas City
Emil S. Liston
Baker University
Board of Management
James Naismith
Liston
R. G. Rogers
Morningside College
W. B. Woodson
Conway, Ark
State Teachers College
Arthur “Dutch” Longborg
Northwestern University
Roy F. Tillotson
Franklin College
A. F. Rupp
University of Kentucky
Roy Clifford
Western Reserve
Max E. Hannum
Carnegie Tech
Clair F. Bee
Long Island University
John Bunn
Stanford University
Forrest Cox
University of Colorado
Henry P. Iba
Oklahoma A. & M
Pat Mason
Rockhurst College
Kansas Loop in Light Shifts Big Week for Central Ten
Kansas City Jan 21 Central conference basketball teams focus on four league games this weekend. Ottawa sits second with two wins one loss as Baker Ot tawas and McPherson vie for position. Emporia College and Ford faces eligibility and injury worries as exams pause play.
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Kansas City
Kansas
College of Emporia
McPherson
Presleys
Beker
C. of
Tigers at Iowa State in Big Six clash at Columbia
Coach George Edwards counted on height to beat Iowa State in the only Big Six game tonight at Columbia Missouri. Captain Kenneth Brown may be unwell but Edwards hopes for victory to recover from defeat by Kansas 37 to 32. Kansas State Nebraska game at Lincoln tomorrow will round out the schedule with Nebraska favored.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas
Lawrence
Iowa
State
Norman
Oklahomans
Missouri
Columbia
Jayhawkers
Tigers
Nebraska
Huskers
George Edwards
Iowa State
Kenneth Brown
Edwards
Kansas State
Getto W Mercer Leads High Men in Varsity Meet
Report lists athletes Getto W Mercer and Allen Robinson with top scores in a track meet. Scoring shows Rising and Hunsinger among notable performers as meets progress through listed events.
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Getto W
Mercer
Getto
Allen
Robinson
Henry
Rising
Hunsinger
Caddy Age a Question Raised by States
New York reports debate on banning caddying for under sixteen as part of child labor efforts led by the New York state department of labor. Opponents include Morton L. Bogue and Charles W. Littlefield who may push a test case. separate note: Kansas City Healeys beat Wichita Gridleys 39 to 36 in an AAU exhibition.
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New York
New York State Department of Labor
Morton L. Bogue
Charles W. Littlefield
United States Golf Association
Bogue
Littlefield
Albany
State Department of Labor
Healeys Lick
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Healeys
Wichita Gridleys
A.A. U
Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Multiple Venues
AP reports last night’s wrestling results with bouts in Camdén J J Ernie Dusek defeating Gino Garibaldi in a 228 to 220 match. Everett Marshall beat Ivan Mana goff 222 to 220. Gus Sonnenberg defeated Lou Plummer on a foul. Sandor Szabo defeated Del Kunker 218 to 198 in Salt Lake City.
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Xii. J
Ernie Dusek
Santa
Gino Garibaldi
St. Wis
Columbus
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Ivan
Managoff
Eea
Sioux Falls
Gus Sonnenberg
Lou Plummer
Thore
San Diego
Canal
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
del Kunker
Salt Lake City
Budge and Mako Win Australian Open Round One
Don Budge and Gene Mako, American contenders, won their first round matches in Adelaide. Budge defeated Australian Lester Hancock 6-2 6-3 6-4, while Mako beat Australian Lionel Brodie 6-2 9-7 6-4.
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Jag) McSpaden
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