Sooners End Jayhawker Streak In Close Court Defeat
Kansas Jayhawks lose 29 to 21 at Oklahoma in a fast paced game at Robinson gym. star Sooners Hones scores while Kansas leads fade. Missouri game preview notes Tigers visit Lawrence for first 1926 home clash on February 1, shaping valley standings.
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University of Kansas
University, of Oklahoma
Robinson Gymnasium
Jayhawkers
Sooner
Niblick
Hones
Jayha
Gordon Cane
Sooners
Tig
Trauble
Dunlap
McDermott
Scorineg
Moore
Lestone
Hallas
Tonea
Niblivk
NX Apes
Ilone
Kansas
Isunsis
Sehmidt
McThermatt
Ile Engers
Don
Ladner
Dre Allén
A. Campbell
Sechin
Gale Gordon
Tayennain
Sri
University of Misse Jayhawks
Ist
Tiger
Theyhawk
George Band
Bri Eave
Lawrence
Bangal
Tigers
Mount Oread
Missouri
Teansans
Phow Allen
Ths
Mizzou
Shelimson
Renses
Oklahoma
Open Mat Season Brings Grapplers to Coach Lonkal Meet
Coach Lonkal hosts a close season crack with Sufi Mateh and grapplers as Enparia 5 vies for top position. Delp and Sonith lead a class lineup while Kane and Seate step in for key matchups, signaling a tense night of wrestling action and potential season finales.
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Enparia
Maalon Delp
Sonith
Trey Poand
Es Hew Menny
Kane
Wrestling rules reshape Missouri Valley season pace
The Missouri Valley conference adopts new intercollegiate rules removing the 108 pound class and allowing referees to award a decision on a four time advantage. The season also bars the arm lock around the waist to speed matches.
Lawrence high basketball team to meet Leavenworth
Coach Levert Higgins leads 18 men and 16 others from Lawrence high for a return game against Leavenworth to avenge a prior defeat. Rice cannot travel due to injuries. lineup shifts include Captain PFearing to guard and Furmin and Simmonds improving.
Rag. 05 BOL Tit Dryer Scores Night Bowling
Rag. 05 BOL Tit Dryer leads in a high school bowling meet with ten pins and Barield achieving even breaks as Haytv contributes for the scorers tonight.
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Ky Haytv
Juniors Set for Leavenworth Showdown
Junior high boys basketball prepares for a double header with Leavenworth on Liberty Memorial Court at 7 50 pm. Captain leaders McCann Sample Schneck and Lohman graduate. Midget team also plays early. Coaches Akright and White praise midseason form and youthful talent on Maple Beards court.
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Leavenworth Junior High
Liberty Memorial Court
Himmy Akright
Louis McCann
Schneck
Sampie
Lohman
Leavenworth
Akright
McCann
Sample
Birch
Welch
Dave Wright
Willppear
Sidney Emmett
Lawrence Court
Maple Beards
Clarence White
Hillyards Triumph Over Pratt Bh Store Five
In a late rally the Hillyards outscored Pratt Bh Store Five 36 to 24 to seal the win. Jane Rody and Long John Wulf led the KU court squad with decisive final minutes turning the game in favor of the Hillyards.
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Hillyards
Jane Rody
Long John" Wulf
University of Kansas
Pratt Bh
Denver
Prate
Lawrence Business College Team Heads to Topeka
The Lawrence Business College basketball quintet travels to Topeka to face the league leader Security Benefit. Players Marshall, Weede, Beckey, Leonard, Springer, Kennedy, Turner and Johnston are on the trip aboard a chartered bus for the game.
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Topeka
Lawrence Business College
Fast Security
Bookkeen
Marshall
Weede
Beckey
Leonard
Springer
Kennedy
Turner
Johnston
The
Business College
Tooters
Gamae
Indians Play Tonight Open Basketball Season At Haskell
Coach Pat Hanley brings the Haskell Indian team to the court tonight at 8 o clock for the 1926 basketball season opener against the Olathe Mutes. The Redskins have trained six weeks and are in first class condition after signal practice and a light scrimmage. Hanley will again name a game captain from the two best men on the squad, who will lead until the team meets defeat and a new captain is chosen.
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Pat Hanley
Haskell
Redskins
Hanley
Olathe Mutes
Editors Laud Newspapers Over Banks in Kansas Speech
Salina Kan January 22 AP George C Adriance editor of the Seneca Courier-Tribune told the Kansas Press association that country newspapers are more useful to communities than banks and editors earn more than bankers. He urged editors to grow weeklies into semi weeklies and cited his paper earning 10 percent on a 20000 investment after salaries.
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Salina
Kan
George C.adriance
Seneca Courier-Tribune
Adriance
Kansas Press Association
Podunk
Kanes
Undefined Newspaper Debate Sparks Reader Interest
A fragment discusses what defines a newspaper and whether a publication earns the right to the name by delivering news readers pay for. It mentions a fire at Rank’s Oil Goods Emporium and the difficulty of reading damaged or partial news text.
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Rank
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Public market style ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that relieves pain instantly when rubbed into joints. Claims a 34 cent bottle, 63 years in use for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia backache and sprains with no skin burning.
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St. Jacobs
Our own discontent pets and weekly loves
Fragmentary text references SSG in this state and questions how many weekly items are made. No clear event or person names emerge. The readable lines suggest a discussion of weekly publications and regional military or state context, but specifics are missing.
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SSG
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