Third victory for Kansas over Iowa State advances Jayhawks
Kansas beat Iowa State to claim its third consecutive win and move into a tie for second with Missouri. Faubing led the Kansas attack with six baskets and three free throws while Wiegner Doty and Cowen helped cut the Cyclone lead in the second half. Only seven fouls were called in a tightly contested game.
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Rey Eves
Faubing
Towa State
Cyclone
Kansas
Iowa State
Weener
Helmes
Jayhawker
Wiegner
Doty
Cowen
Drashawker
Azul
Hawkers
Missouri
Stage Liners Super Fast Basketball In Missouri Valley Race
Kansas City Stage Liners stayed undefeated in league play by defeating the Chieftains 53 to 12 at halftime and holding Wichita threats at bay. Johnson led with five field goals and two free throws while Mullins Carlton and Hyrait added five goals apiece for Des Moines. Tonight the Liners face cellar dweller Renos at Hutchinson in the third battle of the week.
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Kansas’ City
Missouri Valley A. A
Armexed
Chieftains
Wichita
Johnson
Universal
Kansas Citw
Joss
Wichitans
Re “Fenders
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Des Moines
Mullins
Carlton
Renos
Hutchinson
Banquet, League Ends as Cochrane Heads East
Detroit notes Mickey Cochrane, new Tigers manager, has yet to suit up, with fans already fond of him after a pennant season. He plans a brief Lakeland vacation after gathering 245 speeches during three weeks here, then heads to Philadelphia to reunite with family before Tigers’ spring camp. The Tigers beat Haskell 19 to 16 in a non conference game, extending a streak into the season.
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Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit:Tigers
Bengals
Carrishman
Mickey
Philadelphia
Lakeland
Fls
Tiger Battery
Cochrane
Haskell
Strange as it Seems: Demarcation of World by Papal Treaty
The piece discusses the 1494 treaty dividing the New World between Spain and Portugal, using a line 270 leagues west of the Azores and Cape Verde. It notes Pope Alexander VI and objections by King John II, with France England and the Netherlands as unacknowledged challengers, and adds odd tidbits about a talking dog experiment and a tease for tomorrow’s topic.
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Toye Aresunder
New World
Spain
Portugal
Anid
Pale
Azores
Cape Verde
John
Atiantic
Brawi
France
England
Netherlands
North America
Toni Alexander
Os Dr.Lelt
Lawrence Highs and Ottawa in Eastern Kansas Conference clash
Lawrence High and Ottawa meet in a Friday league game at Ottawa. neither has a conference win this season and the Lions hope to surge with new center Bernard Mann who recently became eligible. Other expected contributors include Treland, Duver, Stolend, Kerley, Bonebrake, Edgar Duver, and Leonard della.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas
Ottawa
Lawrence
E. Wood
Bernard Mann
Wall
Baldwin Hich
Mann
Lion Court
Toveka
Manhattan
Lions
Emporia
Tomorow
Ernest Treland
Wilbur Duver
Roberts
Maurice Kerley
Charles Bonebrake
Edgar Duver
Leonard Della
Unclear Basketball Scores From Multiple Teams
The list shows scattered results including Maryland 32 Johns Hopkins 37, Tennessee 26 Georgetown 20, Kansas 31 Illinois, Oklahoma City 23, Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers 35, Eastern Oklahoma Teachers 25, and other mismatched entries with several garbled team names and overtime notes.
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Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Vanderhill
Tennessee
Georgetown
Centre II
Ers
Kansas
Chicasa U. Notre Dame
Einvhurst
Dekalb
Teach
Shurtleff
Hounds and Flyers Tie in Kansas City Hockey Clash
In St. Louis on January 3 the Kansas Greyhounds and the St. Louis Flyers tied 1-1 in an American Hockey Association game. Paddon opened scoring for the Flyers, Mackensie tied it for the Greyhounds, with both teams unable to finish with a win. Tie games do not affect standings. Kansas City leads the league with 26 points.
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St. Louis
Kansas Greyhounds
St. Lewis Flyers
American Hockey Association
Fivers
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Paddon
Mackensie
Greyhounds
Crow hunt drive and Cheyenne Bottoms support urged by Weeks
Lawrence visit by Charles R Weeks state president of the Izaak Walton League promotes crow kill contest running 1934 with 300 prize and 3300 grand district prize. He backs Cheyenne Bottoms return and federal fund use, urges duck stamp bill, wider league membership, and letters to Congress. Also Len Kenney qualifies for world cushion billiard championship in New York after beating McCourt.
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Charles R. Weeks
Wichita
Izaak Walton League
Lawrence
Mr. Weeks
League
Kansas
The
Waltonian
Weeks
Cheyenne Bottoms
Burton County
Senate
Arthur Capner
Ren. U. S.gurer
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Len Kenney
Chicago
New York
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
State basketball roundup shows upsets and league race
Topeka Jan 25 AP The Kansas interscholastic basketball scene gathered momentum with Arkansas City trimming major contenders Newton Railroaders and Hutchinson, Wichita East and Leavenworth surging, El Dorado snapping its winless streak, and salients in Central and Northeast leagues contesting top spots. Sacred Heart, Buhler, Sublette, and Pawnee Rock feature in strong Class B showings.
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Topeka
Leagues of
Wichita
el Dorado
Winfield
Hutchinson
Newton
Salt Hawks
Arkansas City
Wichita East
Thomas
Lawrence
Emporia
Kansas
Manhattan
Wyandotte
Argentine
Shawnee Mission
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Rosedale
Olathe
Fort Scott
McPherson
Salina
Abilene
Chapman
Herington
Sacred Heart of Salina
Buhler
Sublette
Liberal
Southwest
Pawnee Rock
More Games Tonight at St Benedicts Atchison
More than 200 St Benedicts college men are playing basketball this winter under Coach Larry Mullins. The Ragby varsity squad stays around 20 players while interhall enrollment runs between 150 and 190 across volleyball and handball programs.
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Atchison
Kan
St. Benedict's College
Larry Mullins
Interhall
Kansas students seek outdoor play amid California weather
In the northeast, Kansas youngsters adapt to warm days by playing diamond ball and touch football outside. The piece notes growing popularity of outdoor sports as students substitute for snow and ice, embracing active recreation despite regional climate quirks.
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Kansas
California
Petrolle Loses To Ross In Bronx Coliseum Bout
Veteran boxer Uncle Will Petrolle quits after a ten round defeat by Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden. Ross dominated all rounds except one, earning a unanimous decision from judges and a crowd of 12,043. Proceeds go to a Christmas fund charity. Petrolle had long carried a lucky Indian blanket which he discarded after the loss.
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New York
Will Petrolle
Duluth
Barney Ross
Chicago
Bronx
Wee
Farxo
Petrolle
Ross
Fac Ps
Sharen
Petrole
Madison Square Warden
Kansas Fresh Cagers Scrimmage with Promising Freshmen
Kansas freshmen showcased in an exhibition at Robinson gym with standout players Ray Noble and Fred Pralle aiding Joe Antonio and Wellhauser, a 6 foot 7 inch 204 pound 17 year old from St. Louis. Coach Forrest Cox noted other promising prospects among the roster as the team prepares for season play. A stray note mentions Charles Seffert of Lancaster, Illinois, shooting a 700-pound bear while rabbit hunting.
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Forrest C. Cox
Robinson Gymnasium
Wellhauser
St. Louis
Cox
Ray Noble
Arkansas City
Fred Pralle
Joe Antonio
Junctiun City
Bob Holmer
Toeka
Cliff Barber
Kansas
Dave Sutton
Jes Okla
Sid
Klai
Crach Cox
Foual
John Grist
Eldorado
Jim Landis
Topeka
Everet Watson
Miltonvale
Paul Rogers
Bob Wilhelm
Kan
Lytle
Wells
Joan Seszle
Cottonwood Clark Brown
Costa Mesa
Cole Marvin
Covey
Lauerence
John
Kincaid
Ellsworth
John Dickey
Newton
Orrin Handa
Meade
Harry Covatzer
Lawrence
Weekend College Football Schedule Published
Games listed for Thursday Friday and Saturday include Ottawa against Kansas Wes leyan at Salina Bethany at Lindsberg Fort Hays versus Emporia Teachers at Emporia Washburn at Topeka Besel versus Friends at Wichita AcPhersons ref at Emporia Fort Hays versus on the western 3 at Winfield Pittsburg Teachers versus Coffeyville Jr College at Cof Sayville.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Wesleyan
Salina
Bethany
Lindsberg
Fort Hays
Giants Expect Pitching Edge With New Ball
New York Giants managers claim the lighter ball will boost hitters like Mel Ott George Davis and Gus Mancuso by at least 15 points in batting average while not diminishing their pitching. Bill Terry says the staff remains the league’s best and will be even more effective despite a faster ball. Carl Hubbell anchors a strong rotation as the Giants chase another pennant.
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New York
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Ric Bill
Mel Ott
George Davis
Gus Mancuso
Pro football growth sparks debate among fans and pro leaders
Santa Monica observer Frank Finch reports Los Angeles fans favor the Bears over USC Trojans and predicts pro football will be well established by 1935. He notes college drama outshines pro games yet acknowledges pro teams often outclass top colleges, with the National League maintaining college ethics on player recruitment.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Frank Finch
Santa Monica
Brian Bell
Erny Pinckert
Ne Uc
Bears
Trojans
U. C
Aaron Rosenberg
Homer Griffith
Cliff Battles
Ookie Miller
George Musso
Red Granze & Co
National Collegiate Rules Committee
Tribute to J W Springer and Lawrence Horseshoe Club
The Lawrence Horseshoe Club mourns J W Springer a charter member active until 1932 noting his boyish enthusiasm and loyal friendship. Also noted are Glenn Cunningham’s 29 of 32 wins in 1983 and Oklahoma A and M’s football trip to Detroit and Duquesne next fall.
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JW. Springer
J. W. Springer
Lawrence
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Detroit University
Duquesne
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