Lawrence Lions Fall to Topeka in 29 to 16 Heartbreaker
Lawrence loses star scorer Johnny Krum to a wrist injury early in the second period as Topeka dominates with height and tough defense. Ralph Houk is ejected for unnecessary roughness, leaving Lawrence short and dropping them to third in the Eastern Kansas conference standings. An X-ray shows cartilage injury likely sidelining Krum for two weeks, while Topeka stays undefeated in three starts.
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Johnny Krum
Topeka
Lawrence
Krum
Lions
Ralph Houk
Dwight Ream
Houk
Wood
Manhattan
Boxing Roundup Scores and Outpoints Across Cities
AP report lists results from New York Philadelphia San Francisco and more. Fighters Braddock Williams LaPorte Brubaker and others earn outpoints or knockouts with percentages and city venues noted.
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New York
Jim
Braddock
North
Bergen
Tomamy
Farr
Fingland
Chicago
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Varias Milling
Los
Angeles
Philadelphia
Sammy LaPorte
Baltimore
al Brown
San Francisco
Phil’ ‘Brubaker
Dinuba
Cal
Frankie ‘Simms
Cleveland
Hollywood
Nick. Peters
Umio Wees
Jay
afacAdon
Work
John Henry
Swinson
Plowboys Edge Decatur Callere In Narrow Victory
Victory in Texas sees Shenevile Plowboys edge Decatur Callere 82 to 16 in a straight basketball win. Local rivalry highlighted by tight defense and late scoring run.
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Shenevile
Tex
Decatur Callere
Missionary Father Serra forged across California missions
The article chronicles Junipero Serra a Franciscan monk who sailed to the New World in the mid 1700s founded missions at San Diego Monterey and San Francisco among others and traveled over 18 000 miles on foot baptizing more than 1 000 Indigenous people He died in Monterey in 1783 It also notes global land distribution with two thirds of land and five percent of population north of the equator and that Australia lies entirely south of it.
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Father Junipero Serra
Majorca
Mediterranean
Serra
New World
Father Serra
Viera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
New Spain
San Carlos
Monterey
San Antonio
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Clara
California
San Diego
Australia
Numerals Voted for 64 KU Freshman Gridders
The University of Kansas athletic board approved re employment of the coaching staff for another year and awarded sweat ers and numerals to 64 members of the freshman football squad. All players who pass at least 12 hours this semester will receive the awards. The board adjourned at 4 15. The panel discussed heating Memorial stadium space for indoor track and other events and will act after test results.
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University of Kansas Athletic Board
Memorial Stadium
Missouri Tops Iowa State in Big Six Battle
Columbia Mo Jan 22 Missouri solved two Iowa State defenses to win 43 34 advancing to two conference wins against two losses while Iowa State has one victory in four starts. Keirsey Harvey and Ettinger led Missouri with five field goals each Ettinger adding a free throw Blahnik was State's top scorer with 16 points. Missouri led 18 12 at halftime.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Iowa State
Heridtory
Cyclones
Keirsey
Harvey
Ettinger
Missouri
Eer “Blahnikova
Snead quits Pasadena open in first round shock
Sam Snead abruptly quit the $3,000 Pasadena open after a 41 first nine. He apologized to promoter Fred Corcoran and fellow pros, then joined his teammates to watch Jimmy Thomson and A. K. Bourne finish the threesome. The 72 hole event heads into round two at Brookside with Runyan Hines Bassler leading at 68.
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Pasadena
Calif
Snead
California
Sam Snead
Sammy
Jimmy Thomson
A. K. Bourne
Pasadena Sportsman
Fred. Corcoran
Professional Golfers Association
Brookside
Paul Runyan
Jimmy Hines
New York
Harry Bassler
Long Beach
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta
Henry P Picard
Craig Wood
Rumson
N. J
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
al Tieena
Portland
Ore
Baker Quint Wins Narrow Kansas Conference Basketball Tilt
Baker University edged Ottawa University 45 to 41 in a late scoring rally. Bonebrake and Verncoop hit key free throws in the final minute to seal the win as Baker built a first half 27 to 19 lead and Ottawa surged back in the second period. Rock Scores 20 points for McPherson College in a 46 to 42 win over College of Emporia.
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Ottawa
Kan
Baker University
Kansas
Ottawa University
Baker
Bonebrake
Verncoop
Sina
Porter
Self
Ho Lo
Hersh
Wryncoop
Wee Li
Rudolph
Becker
Davison
Midller
Morgan
Mattis
Brenton
Q. Seymour
Swetnam
Meek
Harding
Andy
Kradski
Floyd
Smutty
Rock
McPherson
McPherson College
College of Emporia
C. of E
Emporia
McGill ‘of
California
Stanford
Oregon
Montana
Georgetown
Pittsburgh
Princeton
North Carolina
Georgia
Chattanooga
Arkansas
Rice
Tulane
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Doane
Nebraska Wesleyan
Utah State
Brigham Young
Montana State
Gonzaga
Western State
Greeley State
New Mexico Aggies
Temple
Junior College Arkansas City
Garden City
Fort Scott
Joplin
Kansas City
Chanute
Wentworth Military
Moberly
High School Topeka
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Wellington
Kingman
Medicine Lodge
Arkansas City
Wichita North
Wichita East
el Dorado
Columbus
Iola
Cherokee
Erie
College High Ac
Ee oReTy
Frontenac
Mineral
Riverton
Wamega
Seaman
Osage City
St. Marys
Eureka
Cherryvale
Winfield
Newton
Belleville
Clay Center
Burlingame
Scranton
Coffeyville
Independence
Parsons
Dodge City
Ravens edge St Benedicts 39 23 in Haskell gym clash
The Ravens rallied to a 39 to 23 victory over St Benedicts at Haskell gym after trailing early 10 0. Big Bear scored five baskets in the second period to lift Haskell and guard Jim Dockery paced the comeback as the Indians fought with speed and larger players.
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Sterling Big Bear
Haskell
St. Benedict’s
Ravens
Indians
St. Benedict's
Big Bear
Jim Dockery
St. Benedict
Wright
Pahdopony
Grenwood
Doud
Plume
Redleaf
Hensen
Granbois
TOV Aay
Icc
Turner beats Eudora 41 34 in Kaw Valley clash
Turner dominates on its home floor leading 28 12 at halftime to defeat Eudora 41 34 with Armstrong scoring 15 for Turner and Mathia Warinker each scoring nine for Eudora. A second Turner win over Eudora 40 ? is noted and Washington Rural beats Bonner Springs 28 13. Next Eudora game is at Tonganoxie Tuesday.
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Turner High School
Eudora
Turner Court
Turner
Armstrong
Mathia
Warinker
Turner Quintet
Washington Rural
Bonner Springs
Tonganoxie
Trefz
Warmker
Combest
Aeenee
Estrada
Vaainad
Sugar Cain Puts Heat On Mr Comiskey
Sugar Cain sparred with Lou Comiskey over 1988 salary while Cain wintered in Carrolton Georgia. Cain, a pitcher who joined the White Sox in 1936, had been offered a raise but countered with a reduced figure from 1937. Comiskey returned the offer with no smile, citing Cain's earlier success and last season's ineffectiveness.
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Chicago
Sugar Cain
Lou Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
White Sox
Merritt
Cain
Zeke Bonura
Sewell
Ted Lyons
Rin Radcliff
Lou Berger
Monte Stratton
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Gas House
Ducky Medwick
Johnny
Mike
Cy Blanton
Derrin
Mel Harder
Bob ‘Feller
Cleveland
Bob
Senators
Wes Ferrell
Wes
di Maggio
Yanks
Vince
Boston Bees
George Selkirk
Chicago U Baseball to Use Six Left Handed Pitchers
Chicago January 22 The University of Chicago baseball team under Coach Lyle Anderson plans to rely on left handed pitching with six southpaws and one right hander among seven recruits who reported for indoor practice. The story also notes a separate line about Iquique but lacks full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Lyle Anderson
Anderson
Braddock Triumphs In Close Heavyweight Comeback
New York February 22. Jim Braddock edged Tommy Farr by a hairline decision in Madison Square Garden before 18 000 fans. The veteran fighter, fading mid bout, surged in the final rounds to reclaim momentum and spoil Farr’s rising career, though doubts linger about Braddock’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Braddock
Tommy
Madison Squar Garden
Maxie Baer
Jersey Jim
Jim
Joe Lois
Tommy Farr
Britain
Farr
Wales
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Braddock
Johnny McAvoy
McAvoy
Wesleyan Beats Bethany to Lead Kansas Conference Standings
Salina Kansas Wesleyan defeated Bethany College 37 to 22 at home to maintain the top position in the Kansas conference. Cletus Snyder led Salina with 14 points as the team built a 19-6 halftime margin.
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Wesleyan
Salina
Kan
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany College
Kansas
Cletus Snyder
Snyder
Roundup of boxing and sports notes from New York
Jan 22 roundup highlights Jimmy Braddock and Evil Eye Finkel delaying a fee for Tommy Parr, Jacobs blocking outsiders in dressing rooms, Eddie Collins funding Boston Red Sox, Lou Diamond promoting in Rochester with Steele opposing Turner or McGuire, and various college and pro hopes. Also mentions Ed Walker returning to Ole Miss, Tom Farr camp issues, potential Brooklyn manager, and Mountaineers chances vs Pitt.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Evil Eye
Finkel
Tommy Parr
Mike ‘Jacobs
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Lou Diamond
Rochester
Freddie Steele
Bob Turner
Eddie” McGuire
Bill Terry
Sports Writers
University of Mississippi
Ed Walker
Tommy Farr
Tommy
London
Burleigh Grimes
Larry MacPhail
Chuck Dressen
Nashville
Brooklyn
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Pitt
Cunningham to Run in Tryout Mile Tonight
Glenn Cunningham faces a test in the Grover Cleveland club meet at the seventh regiment armory tonight as he tunes for indoor mile meets. He ran 4 13.2 in an outdoor mile Jan 2 and will meet W Dow Jenkins Joe Alexander and Ernie Federoff in a light field.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Grover Cleveland
Seventh Regiment
New Orleans
Glenn
Armory
W. Dow Jenkins
Bound Brook
N. J
Archie San Romani
Lou Burns
Manhattan
Joe Alexander
Philadelphia
Ernie Federoff
Millrose A.A
DiMaggio Sparks Holdout Season With Squawk
New York report notes Joe DiMaggio balked at a $25,000 offer, threatening to shorten the holdout season. The piece lists other unsigned players and varied salary demands across teams, illustrating a lively spring training holdout scene.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York
Col
Jake Ruppert
Howl Society
Joling Joe
Dizzy
Dean
Billy Knickerbocker
St. Louis Browns
Poffenberger
Detroit
Hiss
Peel
Honor Judge Landis Award to Baseball Pioneering Commissioner
New York January 22 Judge Landis, 70 year old commissioner of organized baseball, will receive the annual New York Baseball Writers Association plaque at the fifteenth banquet January 30. Landis has led the sport since 1920 with a rare tenure, having accepted a salary cut during downturn to 40 000 a year.
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New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball Writers’ Association
William B. Hanna
Millar Huggins
Babe Ruth
Wilbert Robinson
John J. McGraw
Walter Johnson
Rabbit Maranville
Connie Mack
Frank Frisch
Travis Jackson
Landis
National Commission
Wrestlin Last Night Highlights Across Cities
Philadelphia saw Jim Londos of Greece defeat Dean Detton in a count out in a 200 205 bout. Boston featured Yvon Robert from Montréal throwing Dana O Mahoney of Ireland. Buffalo matched Steve Carey of Ireland 225 against Bob Wagner 230 in two straight wins. North Bergen hosted Gino Garibaldi from St. Louis defeating Rebel Bob Russell 210 in Texas.
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Philadelphia
Jim Londos
Greece
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Detton
Boston
Yvon Robert
Montréal
Dana O'Mahoney
Ireland
Buffalo
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Bob Wagger
Portland
Ore
North Bergen
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Bob Russell
Texas
Bowling Lawrence Defeats Ottawa At Local Lanes
Lawrence defeated Ottawa in a bowling match at the Lawrence Recreation Parlors last night. Final scores not provided.
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Emporia
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence
St. Joseph Central
Manhattan
Basketball Scores Roster Highlights Multiple University Contests
A roundup of college and high school basketball results from Kansas and nearby states with scores for Missouri Iowa State Baker Ottawa Rockhurst and more. Sterling beat Friends 28 22 with Harris leading Sterling. various other regional scores and a bowling recap follow.
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Maryville
Springfield
Trenton
Junior College
Hannibal la Grange
Jefferson City
Southwest Baptist
Sterling
Friends
Kirksville
Chillicothe Business College
William Jewell
Rockhurst
Baker
Ottawa
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau
St. Benedict's
Haskell
Texas A. and M
Texas Christian
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Topekans
Bob O'Neill
Don Palmateer
DeWitt Potter
Lane
Palmateer
Wetzel
Potter
Shakeshaft
O'Neil
Trojans
Lawrence “B
Fred Kelly
John Krum
Skrum
Wize
Moon
C - Corliss
Cc Potter
Jel
Aes Rot
Goehrig
Oreery Anadesaensaewarssouanapesagnees
Gyftf Moser
F Pace
DeShon
A Nipper
Jones
Wee
Kirchner
Checksfield
O'Neil Lane
Ateneeeares
Payne, Vane
Lowe
Cagftf Moorman
Fators Eber
Heck
Broom
C. Neve
Jameson
Maiden
Hinshaw
Hird
T.osey
Ww. Rogers
Foe
Harper
Eesaee
Rogers
f.Vege
C O'Neile Morris
Roe Rupin
Meknaugh
Moyer
Cox
Crites
Wiilliams
Ream and
Helley
The
Associated Press
John Hix
Iy. A
K.U
Sam
Quint
McWilliams
Mr. Comiskey
Portsiders
Chicago U. Baseball
Iquiquee
William A. Kern
Carnegie Tech
Jimmy ‘Ward
Montreal Hoeckey Maroons
Eddie Shore
Harry
Cooper
Phoenix
Ariz
North Abington
Mass
Care New York Postal Department
Samuel
Hank Luisetti
Duquesne
Jim Reed
Daily Capital
Pat Mason
Rockhurst College
Fort Riley
Wallace Wade
Duke
Wade
Tennessee
Ned Irish
Southwestern College
Madison Square Garden
Lloyd Tucker
Petey Sarron
Lou Ambers
Petey
Buck Everett
Bob Pastor Soon
Chief Thunderbird
Burper
Leiber
Hank Leiber
New York Giants
Earl Grace
Philadelphia Nationals
Grace
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus American Association
Cherryvale High School
Baseball Writers
Wrestlin
Tranjer Proces Wee Vts
Conrad
Melton
Mount
Beiter Weeee
Bartz - 7
Stebers
Lydic
Are
Bethany
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Idaho
Washington
Southern California
Ph Friends University of Wichita
Sterling Colleges
Harris
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Rumsey
Guffin
Alexander
Bullock
Asher
Leather
Bush
Syl Abner
Border Cafe
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