Jayhawkers Gallop To A Big Six Victory Over Nebraska
Kansas, bolstered by Bobby Allen with 15 points and Ralph Miller 19, surged to a 40 24 win over Nebraska in Kansas City. The Jayhawkers led 17 14 at halftime and controlled the second half with strong defense and steady scoring led by Allen Miller and Reid. Nebraska’s lone second half field goal came from Sid Held as Kansas built a double score late. Coach F C Allen used 17 players, with several first time Big Six game appearances.
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Kansas Jayhawks Hold Lead as Harp, Engleman Spark offense
Kansas arena crowd sees Dick Harp shine despite scoring only one point while Engleman sparks the offense to a 6-6 tie. Allen exits after eye injury. Pitcaithley leaves with a back injury as Kansas heads into a clash with Iowa State on February 12. Nebraska struggles from the line as Talerman, Yaffe and Wing pace the visitors.
Sports Buzz Roundup Highlights Offseason Hints and College Notes
Lincoln items report coaches at Kansas and Nebraska juggling off season routines and roster chatter. Kansas back Bill Bunsen may not return next fall while Nebraska stars Polly Rohrig and Pitcarthley draw praise for style and versatility. The column also notes winter hikes at Iowa State and a series of humorous quips from John Bentley.
Hargiss Has Two Big Six Champions
Jayhawker coach H W Hargiss boasts two Big Six champions on his track squad led by Ray Harris and Bob Stoland with other strong sprinters and jumpers. Harris is the two mile champ and Stoland holds indoor high jump record and outdoor broad jump title while Kansas plans indoor meets starting February 10 at Lincoln and dates through March 17.
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Armstrong Faces Montanez In Garden Welter Title Fight
Henry Armstrong defends his welterweight crown against Pedro Montanez in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. An expected crowd of 16 000 will pay about 50 000 for the event with Armstrong favored by bookmakers 1 to 8. The main bout slated around 9 p m with Armstrong at 187 pounds and Montanez 144.
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Haskell Juco Quintet To Chilocco Tomorrow
The Haskell junior college basketball team will travel to Chilocco Oklahoma tomorrow evening to face the Chilocco Indian school team on the Chilocco court. Two Haskell teams will also play Friday evening in the Haskell gymnasium against High and junior college Scotties and Vinland high respectively.
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Target Practice Ends Quietly for Los Angeles Officer
Los Angeles officer L. A. Stewart, paid extra for being a crack shot, fired four times at a robber who plus his wife stole $35, but no hits were scored and no injuries reported.
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McCoy Free Agency Shapes Big League Bidding
Chicago reports six major clubs engage in a cut-throat bid for Benjamin McCoy a 21 year old Detroit farm product now free after E M Landis ruling. McCoy seeks about 40000 to sign with a three year 10000 per season deal as clubs from Connie Mack to Pittsburgh offer competing terms. Last season with Detroit he played 55 games at second base batting .302 with 38 runs and 58 hits.
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Grandville
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Hackney Uses Right Hand In Shot Put Return
Manhattan January 24 Elmer Hackney resumes right hand shot put after wrist injury from football last fall. Coach Ward Haylett doubts he can reach last year’s peak, noting practice throws around 47 feet with the right hand and under 42 feet with the left. Haylett cautions full recovery may take time and success remains uncertain.
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Wild Ducks Cause Damage at Douglass Farm in Brule
January 24 report from Brule Nebraska describes wild ducks feeding on corn stored by C B Douglass. He built a scarecrow to deter them, but the birds ate 25 bushels of corn and then ate the scarecrow’s hat.
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Ray Blades Sees Card Team as Strong But Sees No 1940 Pennant
Danny Ray Blades, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, brushes off winter predictions from Gabby Hartnett Bill Terry and Doc Prothro as he says the club has a strong roster including Johnny Mize Joe Medwick and Don Padgett but notes pennants aren t won in winter. He recalls last year the Cardinals rose to second from sixth and says they should do well next season. Blades is spending the winter in southern Illinois.
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Sports Roundup Tests and Teases Involving Dodgers and Others
New York reports circle around Doc Sutherland possible Dodgers news and Pennsylvanians denying Al Ettore a comeback license. Larry MacPhail hints Brooklyn inside track for Bennie McCoy and Roy Cullenbine while Madison Square Garden trims hockey prices. Alabama set to play Spring Hill at mobile night game and Judge Landis praised as emancipator by Eastern writers. A Sioux City basketball team Blue Barron Blues formed after a 8600 benefit for Jimmy Calleran. a Piedmont league umpire injured by a fan’s pop bottle. Joe Louis expected as Fred Ailer’s program guest star soon.
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Fred Aller
Doubleday Sports Scribbles From a Busy Week
The item mentions Rev Gbert Rogers in Kasson Minnesota joining the Dodge County Republicans as sports editor and notes various sports figures and incidents including Birdie Tebbetts, Alan Gould, Tom Thorn, Pop Foster, and Paul Derringer in a scattered personals style column.
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Basketball results from several college and high school games
Kansas 40 Nebraska 24. Yale 62 Tufts 3. North Carolina 52 North Carolina State 41. California 61 California AREAS 28. New Mexico Mines 38 Colorado College 32. Murray State 0 Missouri Valley 0. West Tennessee High School 55 Fredonia 28. Eureka 23 Yates Center 22. Burlingame 34 Olivet 28. Wichita 27. Cockerill 25 Mulberry 25 Frontenac 21. St. Johns Salina JL. Garnett 28. Harvey 0. Kingman 20. Sterling 38 Lyons 36. Caldwell 24 Anthenw ine Lode 85 View TMossington 5 St. Joh2. Buhler 35 Burrton 28. Cherryvale 28 St Lt Cathedral 29 Parsons 59 Chanute 47 Iola 42 Independence 1. Panhandle Oklahoma A and M 82.
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Kansas Boxer Stiles Knocked Out By Jarvis In Denver
Don Stiles of Goodland Kansas re entered the Elks amateur boxing tournament after a judge's slip error but was knocked out in the third round of a four round welterweight bout by John Jarvis in Denver.
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Turner High Hands Eudora 45 to 25 in Non League
Turner High School defeated Eudora High 45 to 25 on its home court ending Eudora’s eight game winning streak. Turner led 18 to 11 at the half and stayed ahead throughout the game. Eudora will travel to Kansas City Kan Friday to face Wyandotte High reserves.
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