Aggies Down Jayhawks In Big Six Wrestling Meet
Kansas Aggies defeated Kansas University 25 to 9 in Robinson gym last night. Four falls and one decision gave the Aggies their first win of the season as Coach H. L. Bauman’s Jayhawker lineup faced final exams crowd. Welcoming debuts featured Welch and Cochrane with strong performances.
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Accessories Drive Golf Fashion Aces and Boxing Tonight
By AL DEMAREE three notable items describe sports fashion and action. Archie Compston and Walter Haren show luxury and flair in golf attire, while Jackie Fields defends his welter title in Chicago. A stolen car report from Emporia and Dempsey as referee for two bouts in St Joseph add to the day’s sports notes.
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K U Will Dedicate New Mt U Field House
Columbia Mo Jan 24 AP The University of Missouri will formally dedicate its new 225000 dollar field house on February 21 with a Big Six basketball clash against the University of Kansas. O L Brewer director of athletics announced a downtown dinner will open the ceremonies followed by a program at the field house and the game. Major John L Griffith athletic commissioner of the Big Nine will be chief speaker with Gov Caulfield and state officers among expected attendees along with Big Six and Missouri Valley Conference reps. Missouri college officials and others with collegiate ties will be invited.
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Carnera to Meet Peterson in Madison Square Garden Bout
Primo Carnera, Venice's fighting carpenter, stands 6'8.5" and about 270 pounds, facing Biz Boy Peterson at Madison Square Garden in a much anticipated heavyweight style clash. Peterson weighs around 215 pounds and stands 6'4" as the American debut unfolds amid hype over Carnera's size and appetite.
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Collegiate Ice Hockey Night At Pla-Mor Arena
Kansas City Pla-Mor hockey club opens a two game series with Duluth and invites alumni from Kansas and Missouri towns plus students from Lawrence and Columbia. A collegiate atmosphere is expected with possible cheerleaders between periods as crowds cheer the Kansas City team leading the American Association standings ahead of Duluth.
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Earlham 58 Dayton 27 at Richmond Indiana
Basketball results list multiple games with scores including Earlham defeating Dayton 58 to 27 at Richmond Indiana and other regional college showings such as Indiana 21 over Wisconsin 28 in Bloomington and St Xavier beating Loyals Chicago 18 to 13.
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Ravens Win From Haskell Quintet On Local Court
The Haskell Indian team lost to St Benedicts 31 to 22 after a 9 point first quarter deficit. Ravens led by Besnah and Hahn started strong, with Weller, Wilson and Charles scoring for the Braves, while Murray anchored the Ravens defense. Captain Taylor and Wilson starred for the Indians as the KanKan City trip follows next.
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Badgers Edge Hoosiers In First Overtime Clash
Wisconsin moved to second in the Western Conference standings after a 22 to 21 overtime win over Indiana. The Badgers, despite smaller size, hold four wins and one loss as Northwestern faces Chicago and Minnesota meets Ohio State this weekend.
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Phi Kappa Psi swimmers win KU intramural meet title
Phi Kappa Psi topped rival fraternities with 55 points at the University of Kansas intramural swimming meet in Robinson Gymnasium. Phi Kappa Alpha 50, Beta Theta Pi 41, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 29, Sigma Chi 22, Triangle 28, Theta Tau 23, Sigma Phi Epsilon Cosmopolitan Club 11. Individual winners listed for the 60 yard dash Lieberman, 100 yard dash Chandler, and various event champions with Phi Kappa Psi leading relays and diving results.
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Henrys Play In Texas As Wichita Team Invades Houston
Henrys Clothiers, a top independent basketball squad from Wichita, Kansas, travels to Houston to face the Triangles led by Holly Brock. The visitors recently finished Pacific coast play and aim to test Houston’s defense in tonight’s clash before meeting Dallas Athletic Club tomorrow.
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Oklahoma Sooners suffer six straight losses end Big Six bid
Oklahoma University basketball crashes from first in the Big Six after six consecutive defeats, including controversial calls, Bethany upset, and Kansas halting their 34 game conference streak. The run ends with a new Big Six champion to be decided in March.
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Lawrence High Games to Be Called At 7:30
Lawrence High School officials announced that basketball games tonight and tomorrow will be called at 7:30 with the second team events to follow. Tonight the locals meet Wyandotte and tomorrow they face Atchison. Second teams are expected to start about 8:30. The plan was used last year and approved by fans.
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Edge to McPherson in crucial Kansas conference clash
McPherson leads the Kansas conference with two league wins and a 72 point team total versus opponents 49. Ottawa has 68 points for and 60 against in two league games. McPherson beat St Marys 34 26 and Kansas Wesleyan 38 23. Ottawa defeated Kansas Wesleyan 87 33 and Baker 31 27. Baker and Kansas Wesleyan sit bottom with 0 3 records. Only titling clash this week.
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Boxing results list with several bouts and outcomes
Associated Press boxing notes from Chicago and other cities show multiple lightweight and welterweight bouts. Lyvinsky defeated Johnny Freeman in Chicago while Chuck Heffner won in Denver. Chip Freeman fell to another opponent in Buffalo. Other results include Art Malay losing in Chicago and Jos Coffman beating California Joe Gans in Buffalo. Dusty Miller stopped Charley Huizer in Denver, and Spike Gorman beat Massong in Walla Walla.
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Boise
Idaho
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Eggert Farm Sale Near Lawrence in Douglas County
Saturday February first 1930 listing of a 170 acre Teas farm five miles southeast of Lawrence Douglas County Kan on the north bank of Wakarusa creek known as the Henry W Eggert homestead divided into pasture prairie meadow timber wheat corn walnut grove and garden with well kept improvements and rent history. Sale terms offer half cash and half on a first mortgage for three years with a $1000 cash deposit in escrow if bid is accepted.
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