Jayhawker Finish In St Louis Tilt Despite Tight Fight
Washington University battled hard but fell to Kansas in a rough game at St Louis. High scorers included Minner for St Louis with ten points while Bowman and Ackerman led the Jayhawkers with six apiece. The teams split the two game trip, and Kansas next plays the Kansas City Athletic Club on the convention hall court tomorrow night.
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Klein Promotes New Team Amid Busy Week
Klein, a high school coach, works to solidify a new team as he faces a demanding schedule this week. He plans to have players ready by Friday and aims to get everyone acquainted for upcoming tasks.
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Kansas City Kansas Basketball Showdown Draws Big Interest
The Kansas City area gears up for a major basketball event in March with a $15,000 season tally. KC Kansas affair features Kansas City Kansas high school vs William Chrisman as a preliminary, the main game at 8 30 p m, Santa Fe trains run till 10 45 p m, arena balcony seats priced at 1 00 and box seats at 1 50 in Kansas City venues.
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Haskell Track Team Begins New Conditioning Regimen
Reported last week by coach Richard Hanley, Haskell track men started a program of structured exercises instead of casual gallery jogs. The effort aims to improve overall fitness and develop a relay team for the upcoming K. C. G. A. meet.
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Junior high schedules early basketball slate
Junior high teams prepare for a series of outdoor basketball games starting soon. They will face Bonner Springs and Central of Kansas City Kansas twice, plus the Haskell juniors, with the opener likely versus the Haskell girls at the Chamber of Commerce Gymnasium. Indian team from Haskell Institute, led by Captain Ansel Carpenter, departs for Des Moines for three games before returning Friday.
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Valley Standings and Upcoming Games
The record lists college games from Kansas Washington Lawrence Missouri Lincoln and Nebraska. Matchups include Kansas vs Kansas City Athid and Nebraska versus Ames in Ames with additional games at Grinell and Des Moines.
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Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Miller’s Placeholder
Elks bowl scores 729 770 746 and 834 754 745 in a frame by frame tally. Miller delivers standout marks amid a high scoring session as teammates chase a win.
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Various Sports Gossip and Prominent Boxing Figures Noted
A collage of sports chatter highlights boxing, hockey, football and tennis, naming Ted Lewis, Joe Beckett, Georges Carpentier, The Original Celtics, Princeton hockey, Leo Houck, Jimmy Blouin, Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker, Harvard Yale football, Louis, Johnny Buff, and Davis Cup prospects.
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Rumor and plans stir school board and veteran actions
Rumors circulate about three peers on the board to fill education posts and initiate steps for payment eligibility. Ex soldiers await announcements as information spreads. The school farm opens easing congestion while kindergarten enrollment remains light and first grade rises. A Kansas Electric Power Co set is installed for pleasure, possibly aiding reports.
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Soviet Russia seeks evangelical reforms under a new church
In Chicago on January 23 Bishop L Nielson of Zurich reports Russia intends a free republic led church. The aim is to purge heathen elements and return to the gospel, with guidance from American Methodism. Russia invites fraternal messengers to a 1923 conference to advise on church building.
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Allen on Kansas coal crisis highlights good government
Ex Governor Henry J. Allen told a Bloomington audience at Illinois State Normal University that Kansas faced a coal shortage and government takeover of mines would remove the need for miners to work. He argued for self control and honest courtesies as essential to good government, with Congressman Funk ex-Gov. Joseph W. Fifer and Dr. W. J. Davidson among the platform members.
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First Woman Elected Mayor in Georgia: Mrs Alice Strickland
Mrs. Alice Strickland of Duluth Georgia becomes the first woman elected to the civic chair in the state. At sixty one she is the mother of seven and aims to make a spotless town through her leadership.
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Poets of Mus Residents Highlight Patient Man
A fragment notes a resident described as the world's most patient man, a bachelor with friends. The text is incomplete but hints at a profile of a local poet in Mus.
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