Aggies and Jayhawks Clash in Big Six Tilt at Lawrence
After a ten day rest Kansas will resume Big Six play against Kansas State at 7 30 p m in Lawrence. The game is the second in the double round robin with Manhattan hosting the return series February 22 23. Kansas State reports injuries to Wilmer Shaffer and Al Wellhausen while Kansas hopes Frank Groves and Oren Stoner lift the attack as captain Stoner stars in the Nebraska win.
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Kansas State
Auditorium Court
Lawrence
Kansas
F. C. Allen
Manhattan
Jayhawkers
Wilmer Shaffer
al Wellhausen
Grays
Wells
Hs Kansas State
Frank Groves
Uspharp
Jayhawksi
Frank Root
Oren Stoner
Nebraska
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Rimson
Blue Cagers
Kk. U
Iowa State
Allen
Shaffer
Wellhausen
Aggies
Kansas City Keeps Lead in Missouri Valley Cage Race
Kansas City extended its lead atop the Missouri Valley A. U. basketball standings by sweeping a three-game Kansas league set, defeating Hutchinson 29 to 23 in Hutchinson. Piper, Weir, and Wallenstrom led KC with three-field goals each while Miller scored 13 for Hutchinson. Hutchinson is tied with Chicago for the top place in the league. The Denver Pigs defeated Wichita 12 to 0 in a non league game in Denver.
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Kan
Kansas Ie
Missouri
Kansas City
Miller
McPherson
Dulsa
Wichita
Kansas
Kansasity
Chicago
Denver
Gruenig
Sehrmidt
Ijn
Hodgkinson
Ami Rick
Denver A. C
Basketball Results by the Associated Press
The brief shows a game score with familiar teams and players. Fam Jewell posted 35 points while Tarkio and Olsen’s Swed contributed, indicating a basketball contest with standout scorers and team efforts.
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Associated Press
Fam Jewell
Tarkio
Olsen
Strange' As It Seems on White House Name History
A disordered feature recalls the name evolution of the U S White House from earlier terms to official usage in 1901 under Theodore Roosevelt after McKinley’s death. It notes James Fenimore Cooper’s 1828 reference and traces the term’s public adoption amid early U S travel and gate protections.
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George Washingtor
United States
John Adams
Theodore Lookeveit
Roosevelt
McWinley
Manson
Toix
James Fenimore Cooper
Crucial Game Looms as Lawrence Plays Topeka Doubleheader
Lawrence high basketball faces Topeka high in a top Eastern Kansas Conference doubleheader in Topeka gym tomorrow night. First game at 7 30, second at 9 30. Key players include Hunt Johnson Stoner Higgins Dwyer with Allen Mason and Kappalman ready for breakout. Higgins ends his eight semesters of play but remains eligible tomorrow. gate price 35 cents, Lawrence students 25 cents with ID.
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Lawrence High
Topeka High
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Ton
Edd
A. Wood
Bob Hunt
Kenneth Johnson
Denn Stoner
Fay Higgins
Wilbur Dwyer
Bob Allen
Bob Mason
Lester Kappalman
Higgins
Raymond Ane Son
Sam Boardman
Rusty Frink
Bob Henley
Billy Johnson
Paul Moon
Eldon Perry
Lucien Booze
Bell considered for SMU coach after Morrison departure
Dallas reports say Madison Bell of SMU might take the head coaching job after Ray Morrison's resignation. SMU president Dr Charles C Selecman noted the 20 candidate list would be narrowed to three or four by Saturday.
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Dallas
Madison (Matty) Bell
Southern Methodist University
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons
Methodist School
Charles C. Selecman
Southern Methodist
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
All-Time Kansas Football Team Named by University Bureau
The University news bureau announced all-time Kansas football teams as selected by the Inyhawker coaching staff. The first and second elevens include players such as Tominy Jobrinon and Elmer Schaake with multiple era references and various positions listed, plus notes about ads and an ad-taker phone number.
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University
Kansas
Inyhawker
Amateur Boxing Tourney Carded for Arkansas City
An official AAU elimination three night boxing tournament will be held in Arkansas City February 12 18 and 14 under the sponsorship of the American Legion. Winners in eight divisions will be sent to the Kansas City AAU tournament with expenses paid. Open to boxers from Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri with AVAU approvals. Training quarters open ten days before the tourney. Featured entrant is Junior Munsell of the Missouri Valley AAU champion ship team from Chilocco Indian school. The report also notes Nick Tremark's height as the smallest player in the major leagues at feet 4 3 4 inches.
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Arkansas City
Kan
A.A.U
American Legion
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ava.u
Armerican Legion
Missouri Valley
Chilocco
Junior Munsell
Missouri Valley Territory
Big Six Basketball Action Promises Tight Weekend Battles
Big Six cagers return Saturday with three games two conference affairs Kansas State hosts Kansas Aggies while Ames and Iowa State face tough road tests Nebraska meets Denver in non conference tilt Roth Leacox debuts for the Pioneers and Gentry eyes Oklahoma coaching tie at OU Stadium bonds debt discussed by Alan Gould amid Pitt stadium talk. Kennedy leads Warrensburg high school to MVC pace.
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Nebraska
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Leacox
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Gould
Jock Sutherlenaty
Dan Harrison
Publict
Drake
Iowa
Grinnell
Pioneers
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Bulldogs
Pioneer
Creighton
Washington
Tulsa
Washburn
Wichita
St. Louis University
Lawrence Gun Club to Host Sunday Regular Shoot
The Lawrence Gun Club schedules its regular shoot for Sunday morning with events for all classes. Beginners are welcome to participate.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Valley Cage Race Tightens In Missouri Valley Standings
Missouri Valley conference basketball sits in a knot as the semester break looms. Drake and Grinnell lead with Washburn hot on their heels while Washburn faces Tulsa and Stillwater trips. Drake drops to Grinnell in a 42-28 shocker that shakes the standings.
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Drake
Kinnell
Creighton
Washington
Oronur A
Tor Tite
Washburn
Ames
Onishi
ML Washburn
Topekat
Kian
Oriahoma A
Mors
Omaha
Mornthay
Tulsa
Washborn
Talwan
Wort
Oklahoma A
Stilwater
Ori
Thinnell Vellows State Teachers
Grinnell
Iowa
Des Moines
Town
Missouri Valley Conference
Draka
Oklahoma Aggies
Sooner
Stillwater
Cowboys
Grange Says Sunday Will Be His Last Game
Harold Read Grange, famed University of Illinois star and Chicago Heats player, declares this will be his final appearance on the playing field. He plans to retire after Sunday’s game against the New York Giants, champions of professional football, amid previous retirement hints.
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Ned Grange
Los Angeles
Harold “Read Grange
University of Ilinois
Chicago
New York Giants
Grange
Phog and McDermott Spar Over Rookies Debate
Norman Oklahoma January 25 AP The Big Six rookies clash drew sharp remarks from KU coach Forrest C Allen and Oklahoma mentor Coach Hugh McDermott Each team defends its younger players with McDermott noting Oklahoma used two sophomores in recent Missouri wins and Allen countering that Kansas relies on last year starters except one rooky son of the doctor and a few regulars from 1934 Also mentions local social notes including funerals school news and community events.
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McDermott
Allen
Lynn Waldorf
Oklahoma
Waldorf
Kansas State
Aggies
Sooners
Bud Browning
Kansas
Wells
Kuppelman
Gray
Ebling
Jayhawk
Missouri
Opti Nn
Dad Browning
Fvo
Senator
Browning
Qualifying Round Opens for San Francisco Open
In San Francisco at the Presidio club course the final 36 hole trials begin with over 200 players vying for 20 spots in the San Francisco open. Johnny Revolta and Bob Pinnell lead by one stroke over a large field as Harold McSpaden Gene Sarazen and others chase qualification.
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San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Gene Sarazen
Jim Fogerty
Kirkwood
Horton
Ren Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Ee Elks
Villa Eden Community Notes and Local Sidelights
Mrs Walter Torneden and family returned home Thursday after several days inalt with relatives near Tettequah Oklahoma. W E Pettengill was injured Saturday when a pot of wood rolled and threw him, likely causing several broken ribs. Attendance rose for the Jarbolo Linwood game at Linwood Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Alfred Torneden were dinner guests at the William Torneden home Thursday. Merlin Brock led a community club play practice at Full Leaf schoolhouse Thursday evening. Rain delayed Friday’s meeting. Nate Pettengill runs a Standard Oil truck now. Miss Ruth Pettengill of Jallico spent the weekend with local kin. Mrs Chas Douglas attended to local matters.
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Gene Springer
Lawrence
Godfrey Reetz
Louis’ Seele
Shirer
William “Torneden
W. 4
Brock
Martin Coyne
Arnold
Torneden
Marcus Harmon
Linwooth
Kansas City
Charles Davidson
Anna Torneden
Godfrey
Louis Seele
G. Seele
Six Corners
Leavenworth
Dorothy Hallenbeck
Julius Torneden
Luckan
Hanson
Richard
Elmer
Mra
Lulu Trapp
Ira
Olive Eberwein
Paul Torneden
Harmon Farm
Walter Torneden
Laugh Law
Tettequah
Okla
W.E. Pettengill
Louis
Linwood
Alfred Torneden
Willian Torneden
Merlin Brock
Full Leaf
Nate Pettengill
Tmne
Ruth
Pettengill
Jnniilo
Chas
Douglas Apent
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid Meeting At The Ald Room
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid met with twelve members present led by vice president Mrs. John Dean in the president's absence. News includes local moves, birthdays, hospital updates, and various social visits among families in the area, with several hosted dinners and gatherings noted.
Three Months Near Clear Linke Iowa Return Home Sunday
Three months working near Clear Linke Iowa arrived home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Clary were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Randall Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Walker and daughter Anna of Leroy were guests at Mrs John Jutkins Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs R T Greene was a guest of Mrs Bol McDaniel from Saturday to Tuesday. Neighbors plan to meet at Mr and Mrs Charles Wineinger home Friday to chop and saw wood. Dinner will be served at noon. Mr Wineinger has been ill recently but can sit up briefly.
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Clear Linke
Iowa
Roy Clary
Ed Randall
Fred Walker
Anna
Leroy
John Jutkins
R. ‘Tl Greene
Bol’ McDaniel
Charles Wineinger
Mr. Wineinger
Local notes from Eudora area include hospital moves and visits
Memorial hospital in Lawrence patient Mrs Curl Neil has returned home and is recovering. Pupils from Eu dorp rural high make perfect attendance. several students earn high averages in typing and exams. Community members attend dinners and social events. hatchery fire near Shawnee prompts rebuild plans. local families host dinners and visits across Lawrence and Kansas City.
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Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Gus Koch
Kansan
Koch
Arthur Bornitz
Berean
St. Paul’x Church
Eudora
I. M. Holmes
Betleview
Oliver Holmes
Ll. L. Kindred
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Ralph Wichman
Lund
Shawnee
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Johnnie Reush
Mabel ‘Wallace
Ezral Broers
Wayne Witt
Eudorp Rural High School
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Wallace Felix Muller
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Bowen
Beatrice Mowrey
Christine Eisele
Dorothy
Nadine Err
Nadine
Eula
Reusch
Mary. Heiser
Purley
Emma
Bill
John Koahler
Prairie Center
Marvyn
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Minnia Abel
Ezhel and
Kornlt. Broers
Felix Muller
Gerald Ott
Eleanor Bartz
Audora
Woilenday
Dan McGlanter
Albert
Hillie Roxberger
Otto Abyl
Robert Rouxch
Kanana
Arteta Holmes
EU- Morn
Wis
Mlaa Arteta Wilson
Walter Wilson
Glen Wilson
Ed Vogler
Mes
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