Former Jayhawks Pacing Purdue Seek Freshman Post
Several coaches including three former Kansas players are named candidates for the freshman coach position at Purdue. Glen Presnell, ex Nebraska star now with the Detroit Lions, is a strong contender though may become varsity assistant. Other applicants include Henry Shenk, Carnie Smith, Mano Stukey, C Hinshaw, Wayne Replogle, Dale Skelton, Ralph Conger, Lyman Divens, and Forrest Hardacre, with an athletic board meeting expected early February to decide.
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K. U
Altho
Glen Presnell
Nebraska
Detroit Lions
Presnell
Bosen
Committee On Athletic Management
Henry Shenk
Kansas
Junction Cit High
Carnie Smith
Paola High
Mano Stukey
Hinshaw
C. Hinshaw
Wayne Replogle
College of Emporia
Elgin, Ill
Dale Skelton
Pittsburg
Chanute
Kemper Military Academy
Ralph Conger
Hays
Smith Center High
Conner
Lyman Divens
Forrest Hardacre
Lawrence High Nips Ottawa 25 To 22 In Buckeye Rivalry
Lawrence High School edged Ottawa 25 to 22 as the Lions rallied from an 11-8 halftime deficit. Star guard Johnson sparked the surge in the third and Billy Johnson and Krum topped Ottawa with timely baskets and free throws. Ottawa’s Schupbach and Seymour paced their team, while Allen’s late hook shots kept Lawrence’s lead intact.
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Lions
Ottawa
John Krum
Billy Johnson
Rathjen
Johnson
Mayes
Schupbach
Allen
Bobby Allen
Stone
Krum
Seymour
Cyclones
Lawrence
Buhler
Oon
Wilsey
J . Allen
Law, Tence
Ottawa Mugez
Ernest Vanek
Lawrence ” Moorman
O Houk
G . Oy Hinshaw
Jella
Paradox and trivia shape a quirky history recap
Paradox of Columbus shifts from flat earth belief to a bulged center after climate clues spark a new view. Tattoo collector Ted Rockwell catalogs 24 leg inscriptions in languages and codes. The term bugle traces from wild ox to wind instrument. Also noted are surviving presidential spouses including Mrs. Hoover.
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Columbus Christopher Columbus
Lisbon
South America
Trinidad
Africa
Ted Rockwell
Portland
Ore
Boxing Results From Various Cities
AP reports several boxing bouts with multiple knockouts and decisions. Terry Meller scores a KO over Jack Torrance in Shreveport while Ler Ramage stops Jack Kranz in Hollywood. Wesley Ramay outpoints Johnny Jadick in Syracuse, Benny Bass defeats Freddy Cochrane in Philadelphia, and Jon Duca beats Eddie Allen in Atlantic City.
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Shreveport
Jack Torrance
New Orleans
Terry Mileler
Cal
Hollywood
Ler Ramage
San Diego
Jack Kranz
Gary
Ind
Syracuse
N. C
Wesley Ramay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Freddy Cochrane
Newark
N. J
Atlantic City
Jon Duca
Paulsboro
Eddie Allen
Remembering Past Baseball and Billiards Trades in St Louis
A year ago Bill Delancey, St Louis catcher, lost to the Cardinals indefinitely due to pleurisy. Three years ago Kinney Matsuya won the United States three cushion billiards championship. Five years ago Hack Wilson was sold by the Cardinals to the Dodgers for about $40,000 and a rocky player.
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Bill Delancey
St. Louis
Cardinals
Kinney Matsuyama
United States
Hack Wilson
Dodgers
Rockle
Carnegie Tech Names New Coaching Staff and Aims for Change
Carnegie Tech announced a new coaching staff led by Blond Bill Kern with Eddie Baker joining from Pitt as part of a broader shift away from big time football. President Robert E. Doherty outlined sweeping changes including a move to a department of athletics within the university and full control by the president and trustees to boost participation in all sports. Last season the Tartans went 2-6, with losses to Notre Dame, Pitt, Michigan State, Holy Cross, Purdue and Duquesne, and wins over Temple and NYU.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
University of Pittsburgh
Bill Kern
Dock Sutherland
Pitt
Howard Harpster
Eddie Baker
Carnegie
Robert E. Doherty
Athletic Association
Doherty
Clarence Overend
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Holy Cross
Purdue
Duquesne
Temple
New York University
Home Court Jinx Hits Several Big Six Teams
Kansas City reports reveal home floor advantage is eroding as visiting teams win six of eleven conference games. Iowa State struggles at home while Missouri falters on the road. Oklahoma excels away, Nebraska struggles offensively, and Kansas shifts to a faster, long-shot style led by Al Wellhausen. Missouri’s Captain Flemming shines with 15 points.
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Kansas City
Iowa State
Cyclones
Missouri
Oklahoma
George Edwards
Jack Flemming
Flemming
Allen
Kansas
Jayhawks
al Wellhausen
Ansas State
Mizzou
Baker Cagers Defeat Ottawa U in Kansas Conference Clash
Baker University's high scoring team defeated Ottawa University 61 to 17 in a Kansas conference game. Beiser led with 15 points, Rudolph added 14 as Baker rolled 29 points in the first half. Reserves played in the final five minutes. Also wrestling results from various cities noted, with multiple bouts and weights.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Kansas
Ottawa
Baker
Liston
Beiser
Rudolph
Indian Five Triumphs Over Macaroni in Naismith League
Haskell Indians defeated American Beauty Macaroni of Kansas City 26 to 15 in a one sided Naismith league game. Coach John Carmody used multiple lineups, with Kenneth House scoring four field goals and four fouls, while Raymond Tudor contributed two field goals. The game featured tight defense and many fouls, though the visitors struggled at the line, making only three free throws. Preliminary: Wakarusa Arrows beat Fort Leavenworth Guards 25 to 24.
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Haskell Indians
Macaroni
Kansas City
John Carmody
Braves
Indians
Ironwinz
House
Gregnon
Macaroni Boys
Kenneth House
Haskell
Raymond Tudor
Altho
Wakarusa Arrows
K. U
Fort Leavenworth
Arrows
Tudor
Thiskell
Insists Tudor
Grewnon
Carney
Stewart
Alan
Cummings
van Hoare
Dexter
Acca
Camino
Ennai
Anne
Weston
Acc
Coffin. F
Romney Ts Aa Washingterm
F . Hare
Lowry
Broguler. Co
Glenn Cunningham to Run in Osceola Meet Tonight
The Osceola club meets at the seventh regiment armory feature top runners including world record holder Jenn Cunningham Joe McCluskey and Marty Glickman. Others include Lou Burns Robert Rodenkirchen and Milton Sandler as stars prepare for the Prout memorial games and Millrose meet next week. Cunningham and Burns clash in a special three quarter mile handicap. Burns previously won his heat and beat Cunningham in the 1000 yard event at the 69th regiment meet.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Jenn Cunningham
Joe McCluskey
Marty Glickman
Lou Burns
Manhattan
Robert Rodenkirchen
Jersey City
Moston Knights of Columbus
Millrose A. A
Cunningham
Bursy
Burns
69Th Regiment
Iowa
Dorats
Athletic Board Convenes To Pick Grid Coach
Jaws City Jan 23 The athletic board meets with EB G Schroeder and Glenn Devine newly named Town University athletic chiefs to discuss hiring a head football coach. Gus Dorais of Detroit University is the leading candidate to replace Ossie of Salem, but officials will seek guidance before resuming talks. No appointment is anticipated today.
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Jaws City
Towa
EB. G
Dad
Schroeder
Glenn Devine
University of Town
Gus Dorais
Detroit University
Ossie
Salem
Mem- Chase
Gus) Dorais
Idevine
Dudley Sets A Pace In Sacramento Open Round
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia posted a 63 to lead the Sacramento Open after round one with seven birdies and two strokes ahead of chasers McSpaden and John Dawson. Dudley, a veteran of 10 winters in golf, played 36 on the front and 30 on the back despite frigid conditions and frozen fairways.
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Sacramento
Husky Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Dudley
McSpaden
John Dawson
Chicago
Selections and Scores From Kansas City Area Colleges
A list of college and high school teams with scores from games in Missouri, Kansas, and surrounding states. Notable results include Kirksville Teachers 31 over Tarkly 26 and Missouri Valley 53 over Riley Browns 45. Also mentions German player Deutsch receiving many offers amid scattered match results.
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Warrensburg
Kirksville
Tarkly
William Jewell
College of Emporia
McPherson
Baker
Ottawa
Culver-Stockton
Independence
Parsons
Arkansaa City
Wichlin North
Colby
Norton
Topeka
Manhattan
Neodexica
Benedict
Chanute
Pittsburg
Abblone
Hiawatha
Holton
Junior College
Kansas City
Kan
Fort Seer
Dodge City
Garden City
Arkansas City
St Benedicts Grid Star Receives Seven Pro Bids
Leo Deutsch, captain of St. Benedict's undefeated team, has drawn seven pro offers. Teams courting him include Detroit Lions New York Giants Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Eagles and Boston Braves. Promoters lose close one.
St. Joseph Quintet Defeats Promoter Team 30 to 29
Barlett high school of St. Joseph Missouri edged the Promoter team of Liberty Memorial high school 30 to 29 last night. The Barlett squad, anticipated to dominate, faced stout defense and led 15 to 11 at halftime. Lawrence squad featured Bowers and Bell at forwards, Waters at center, Hayes and Terrell at guards.
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Barlett High School
St. Joseph
Liberty Memorial High School
Barlett
Lawrence
Bowers
Bell
Waters
Hayes
Terrell
Bible to accept UT athletics post as coach
Coach Dana X. Bible telegraphed Dr. J. C. Dolley he would accept the athletic director and head football coach job at the University of Texas. The Nebraska board met and set no departure date. Bible had produced six Big Six champions in eight years. Texas contract rumored around $15,000 per year, double the university president’s pay.
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Lincoln Neb
Dana X. Bible
J. C. Dolley
University of Texas Athletic Council
Longhorn School
Bible
Dolley
Nebraska Athletic Board
Cornhusker
Texas
Austin
Linwood Defeats Lansing In Tri-County League Game
Linwood high school cagers won 25 to 4 against Lansing in Lansing, leading 15 to 2 at halftime. Hughey and Elmer each scored eight for Linwood, while Lansing won a second-team game 13 to 7. Piper topped Jarbalo 40 to 23 in another Tri-County game.
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Linwood
Cagers
Lansing High School
Basketeers
Lansing
Hughey
Elmer
Piper
Jarbalo
Tanwood
Waghey
Harmon
Browning, & Engle & Totalx
Wall
Mlatt
Florence
Wiehe
Witcox
Serres
Thysatona
Shuwart
Studdard
Tatel
Cantred
Lou Little Quits As Grid Rules Chairman
New York January 29 Lou Little resigns as chairman of the American football coaches rules committee. He advises leaving the controversial pass interference rule unchanged and favors sharper interpretation by officials to protect the defensive team and receivers. Little, who helped organize the committee four years ago, steps down while recovering in the Bahamas from chin bone operations. Ray Morrigan of Vanderbilt is named to preside at the February 6 meeting where suggested changes will be reviewed.
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New York
Low Little
American Football Coaches’ Rules Committee
Columbia
Little
Bahamas
Kansas leads Big Six with top offense ratio
Kansas posts an offense ratio of 1.55 in three conference games, scoring 106 while allowing 81. Nebraska ranks second at 1.2 as league teams average 56 percent on free throws. Flemming of Town State leads with 60 points in four games, while Martin of Oklahoma sits second in non conference play.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Sooners
Flemming
Town State
Martin
Burns
Kansas State
Bible Resignation Accepted by N U Board
Lincoln Nebraska January 2 7 The University athletic board accepted Coach D X Bible resignation after he accepted Texas university offer to tutor Longhorn football The board will seek counsel of Mr Bible with few men better acquainted with athletic directors and football coaches in the country Ramage defeats Kranz in Hollywood after knocking out Kranz in the third round of a ten round heavyweight bout in Gary Indiana final score not specified
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Lincoln
Neb
D. X. Bible
Texan University
University of Nebraska Athletic Board
E.A. Burnett
Bible
Cornhusker School
Rible
Ramage
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