Kansas University Track Team Sets Doubtful Indoor Meet
Kansas University coach Brutus Hamilton faces a slim, injury prone squad as eleven lettermen depart and several stars sit out. Promising newcomers join veterans like Ralph Sckel and Bernard Rooney, with Mile relay hopes tied to supporting sprinters and weight contenders. Limited facilities and cold conditions burden early workouts as KU eyes an indoor Kansas City meet.
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Boxing Title Bet Heats Up as Illinois Court Weighs Prize
Sacramenti report: Mickey Walker, the middleweight champion, faced a contested $19,000 posted guarantee by the Illinois Athletic Commission to defend his title. The dispute centers on whether the prize money should be paid while Walker fights outside his class, with court action pending and possible implications for future title defenses.
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Boxers Retaliate Landis Edict
Chicago boxers react to Baseball Commissioner Landis ruling that players cannot compete in prize fighting. The Boxers' Association, led by Promoter Jim Mullen, issued an order urging boxers not to engage in baseball while opposing the edict.
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Braves Will Play After Snowbound Haskell Return
The Haskell Indians basketball squad arrived home after being snowbound at Tola. They lost a close game to Jones Bakers at Fort Scott Tuesday night. On Thursday at 8 o'clock Coach Tus Ackerman will send the team against Atchison’s St. Beauchamps quintet. Coach Bill Hargiss of Kansas University will referee. The game starts at 8 o'clock.
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Hutchinson hosts final round of Kansas AAU boxing tournament
In Hutchinson Kansas the fourth annual state AAU boxing tournament nears its final round with 14 bouts last night slicing the field to contenders for nine titles. Winners included Hutchinson boxers Clarence Murray and Eldon Lind among others, while Wee Weidman could not compete due to school exams.
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O U s Winless Wonders Face Hays Five Tonight
Lindsborg Kansas January 22 The University of Oklahoma basketball team fresh from a fourth straight conference defeat by Kansas Aggies travels to meet Bethany College. The Swedes have one conference win this season while the Sooners, Big Six champions, lost to the Aggies 23 to 24 at Manhattan. Despite injuries to Noble and Culbertson Oklahoma kept pace with the Aggies and led at times. Churchill led Oklahoma with ten points at halftime.
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Yale and Princeton face key league clash in Newark
Yale and Princeton, both tied with Cornell for last in the Eastern Intercollegiate standings, meet at Princeton as the only league game this week. Each has one win and two losses, with Chicago noting a graphic on U S traffic congestion and that Europe has over four times the surfaced roadway of the United States.
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Haskell Coach Dietz Improves After Illness
Haskell Indians coach W. H. Dietz, Lone Star, has been confined at home for about two weeks with sinus trouble and flu like symptoms, but reports indicate some improvement today.
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Signing of Dr Clarence Spears as Oregon coach sparks Big Nine unrest
A Minnesota salary dispute and off season medical duties mark the move of Dr Clarence Spears to Oregon for five years at 11500 per year. The piece notes coaching churn across the Big Nine and cites Bob Zuppke Alma Stage Fielding Yost and others as stable figures while others face changes. It also mentions Montana State basketball with Coach Thompson and a possible wrestling meet between Kansas and Kansas State coaches.
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Phi Kappa Psi Sets Pace in KU Tank Meet
Phi Kappa Psi swimmers led the University of Kansas intramural swimming meet in Robinson Gymnasium last night with 30 points, ahead of Pi Kappa Alpha on 28. The 400 yard relay 100 yard backstroke fancy diving and 220 yard dash are scheduled for 4:20 tomorrow afternoon in the pool.
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East Regains Ground as Basketball Powers Clash
New York meets report shows the East leading in interregional basketball with 28 wins in 39 games against Midwest South and Far West foes. Pittsburgh leads Eastern teams with 11 straight wins and multiple victories over Indiana Northwestern Ohio State Nebraska Montana State Wittenberg Iowa Notre Dame Penn Syracuse and Duquesne.
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Antes Quintet Looks to Contest With Nebraska
Ames Iowa January 2 Return from a trip into Kansas and Oklahoma found the Cyclones on the winning end in one of two games Coach Louis Menge leads the team toward a contest with Nebraska as the season progresses.
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Cyclones Seek .500 Big Six Bid Against Nebraska
Town State College basketball team focused on lifting their record to .500 in the Big Six race as they face Nebraska today. Coach Charley Tack will bring a seasoned Cornhuskers squad to town, seeking a win to slow the Cyclones momentum in this conference clash.
Husker Football Looks to Build on Kansas State Win
Nebraska football reporters note 1929 regulars Maclay Witte and Lewandowski are expected to form the first line option. A victory over Kansas State and a defeat at Missouri leave the Cornhuskers with two games to play before facing Oklahoma, prior to the Iowa State clash.
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College grid scores from several campuses and towns
At Fulton Central Wesleyans 25 Westminster 23. At College Station Rice 28 Texas Aggies 17. Wa Baylor 32 Southern California 48 California Tech 2. At Colorado pings De Paul 34 Colorado Aggies 2. Manhattan Kansas Kansas Aggies 24 Oklahoma 23. Winfield Southwestern 25 Emporia Teachers 18. Pittsburg Teachers 57 College of Emporia 9. Canyon Phillips Oklahoma West Texas Teachers 22. Arkansas City Junior College 46 El Dorado Junior College 42.
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