Lawrence High Tops Argentine in Second Straight League Win
Lawrence High beat Argentine 32 to 11 in the Northeast Kansas League on home court. Coach Joe Ulm’s five produced steady scoring with five by Curd and strong defense limiting Argentine to three field goals. Vinland defeated Lawrence seconds 30 to 20.
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Joe Ulm
Lawrence
George Holtfrerich
J. Innes
Curd
Harris
Vinland
Dieker
Reusch
Steffens
Oe Olson
G. Johnson
Busy Week in Ring Opens Boxing Week in 3 Cities
New York dispatch notes a trio of boxing attractions on January 26 in New Orleans Eddie Murdock fights Tony Canzoneri for the 185 pound crown while Jack Dempsey referees. Cleveland’s Tommy Freeman meets Murdock in an overtime affair. Loughran returns in Philadelphia to face Jack Gross Salem N J in a ten rounder. Boston hosts Ernie Schaaf versus Dick Daniels and Madison Square Garden features Jack Berg against Herman Perlick in a ten round wind up.
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New York
3Ond
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Boston
Oklahoma City
Snel
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Freeman
Eddie Murdock
Tulsa
Tony Canzoneri
Johnny Farr
Jack Dempsey
Tony
Farr
Tommy Loughran
Jack Gross
Salem
N. J
Ernie Schaaf
Jimmy Braddock
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Kid) Berg
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Haskell Track Team Preps For KCAC Indoor Meet
Haskell Indian track candidates train under John Levi for the KCAC indoor invitation meet on February 14 at Convention Hall. The mile relay features three lettermen with Buster Charles anchoring, alongside Enoch Jim, Bob Holmes, and Tian Howard. A strong all-letter 2 mile relay squad includes Skippergosh, Galegos, Oley, and Sherman, with plans for an exhibition 2 mile and Charles in dash and high jump if feasible.
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Haskell
Tian Howard
Charles
RB. W. McDonald
Levi
Skippergosh
Galegos
Oley
Sherman
Guldahl Wins Golf Meet at Riviera in 36 Holes
Ralph Guldahl, after a year as a pro, defeated Tony Manero 36 holes in the Riviera Country Club event. He earned $1,000 for first place with total winnings of $2,793, finishing one up in the final match. The tournament featured top professionals from across the country.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Guldahl
Texas
Ralph
Pray
New York
Tony Manero
Riviera Country Club
Strange as It Seems by John Hil l Fred Newton swims long trek
A five month voyage from the Mississippi headwaters to the mouth with multiple grease uses for warmth may set a record for distance. The piece hints a world circumnavigation potential and notes a curious fishing method in Assam India driven by whistling. Reader inquiry details follow.
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Mississippi
Assam
India
Bethany Leads Kansas Conference Despite Week of Results
Lindsborg Kansas Bethany College sustained the lead in the Kansas conference basketball race by absence of treatment as it played exhibitions and conference rivals. Ottawa and St Marys defeated McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan in a stretch that pulled Ottawa into a tie for second with Wesleyan. The upcoming schedule features Bethany versus Kansas Wesleyan at Salina and Ottawa facing Baker at Baldwin with other key matchups including Kansas Wesleyan vs Bethel and McPherson hosting Weslian exhibitions.
Braves Fall to Creamers After Three-Game Tour
Haskell Indians dropped a 51 to 39 basketball decision to the Rice Creamers on Saturday night. Johnson and Charles exited with personal fouls as Weller and coach McDonald led the effort. Earlier, Wichita Henry's beat Haskell 59 to 33, and Haskell defeated Chanute Tiogas 54 to 39 midweek.
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Reng Creamers
W. Johnson
Buster Charles
Eddie Woolworth
Charles
Johnson
Louis Weller
F. W.mcdonald
Wichita Henry’s
Haskell
Henry's
McDonald
Chanute Tiogas
College Grid Scores Mixed Across Schools
A jumble of game results lists scores for St. Mary's over Kansas Wesleyan 37 to 19 and El Dorado tied 13 with Arkansas City 13. Creighton beat Iowa State 44 to 16 while Utah defeated Brigham Young 45 to 43. Other entries show Liberty high 57, Raytown 22, and several junior colleges with varied results.
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Iowa
State
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Liberty "High
Raytown
Colpesic
Colorado Colege
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Kan
Hutchinson Junior College
Poonury Gushers
Phillipa
Sprittsburs
Wichita
Southwestern Faces Pittsburg Teachers In Key Conference Test
Topeka Kansas January 26 AP Southwestern college shared lead in the Central conference basketball race and faces a three game week schedule highlighted by a Saturday clash with defending champion Pittsburg Teachers who have a 30 game win streak. Pittsburg crushed Wichita 22 to 17 to pull Shockers from a tie for first to third. Washburn rose to fourth by beating College of Emporia 83 to 29. Southwestern beat non conference foes Bethany and Friends University 28 to 22 and 36 to 20. Weekly slate includes Southwestern Emporia Teachers at Emporia and Pittsburg at Pittsburg with other inter city and regional games. Brown’s roster is short.
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Southwestern College
Pittsburg
Gorillas of
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Washburn
College of Emporia
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Bethany
Kansas
Friends University
Emporia
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Hays
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Nebraska
Kansas Angies
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Charlie Black
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Browns Bring Small Battery to Palm Beach Camp
The St Louis Browns announce a spring training roster of 27 players with only eight pitchers, a record low for the club. The squad includes eight outfielders eight infielders three catchers and eight pitchers reflecting a lean training group for the West Palm Beach session.
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St., Louis
St Louis Browns
West Palm Beach
Fla
Browns
Big Six basketball race sees Huskers, Jayhawks hopefuls
Nebraska tops Kansas in a pivotal Big Six clash while Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri cling to title hopes. Oklahoma sinks, Iowa State falters, and Creighton upsets Town State as Nebraska and Iowa State prepare for Lincoln showdown. Bishop and O Leary pace Kansas scoring with high totals early in the season.
Brier Leads Cue Tourney In Chicago Championship
Otto Briel, a fiery Philadelphia artist, holds undisputed first in the world three cushion billiard championship after an undefeated week in the tourney in Chicago. A cat somehow traveled 100 miles from Lancaster Ohio to Cincinnati during a visit.
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Chicago
Otto Briel Fiery
Philadelphia
Lan‘caster
Ohio
Cincinnati
Schmeling to keep heavyweight crown despite rivals
By Al Demaree former Giants pitcher notes the box ing commission’s attempt to fix a bad inning and says Max Schmeling will remain champion until defeated or Tunney returns. He likens Schmeling to past champs and warns the public won’t easily drop the title. Also mentions roller hockey and obstacle races at the Wigwam rink with prize offerings.
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al Demaree
New York Giants
New York State Boxing Commission
Max Schmeling
Gene Tunney
Schmeling
Tommy Burns
Marvin Hart
Wigwam
Baseball stars show patient tone as payrolls hold steady
High priced players show little sign of holdout tactics this year with major leaguers like Ruth and Hornsby under long contracts at agreeable terms. Yankees Athletics Robins and Cubs kept payrolls intact amid favorable box office, while minor leagues may face tougher times. Night baseball to boost attendance. Golf figure George Von Elm earns big purses, eyeing open competition. Army Navy football rift nears new settling, with Ingram leaving Annapolis for California and leadership changes among rivals.
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Hornsby
Yankees
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Nerely
George von Elm
Rover
Salt Lake City
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Werness
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Bill” Ingram
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Ingram
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Indiana picks E C Hayes as football coach in 1925
Bloomington Ind Jan 26 AP E C Hayes track and freshman coach at Indiana since 1924 selected to succeed Pat Page as football coach at Indiana The faculty athletic committee meeting ended rumors that Patsy Clark would replace Page
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Ind
E. C. Hayes
University of Indiana
Pat Page
Indiana
Hayes
Patsy” Clark
Butler University
Kansas University
Page
Swedish Prince to Take Bride Outside Royalty
Stockholm reports a Sweden romance may reach public notice as Prince Linnert, 21, and Karin Nisswandt, under 20, near engagement. Their union would require Linnert renounce throne rights, yet royal uncles and past precedents reduce stakes. Karin, daughter of a Stockholm industrialist of Dutch descent, has lived with him in southern Sweden.
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Sweden
Prince Linnert
Gustave
Willian
Sand Karin Nisswandt
Dagblad
Rand
Marie Pavlovna
Russia
Prince William
New York
Oscar Bernadotte
Folke Bernadotte
Estelle Manville
Ebba Munick
Parrot Blood Injected in Joliet Girl Recovery
Ten year old Lilli Fisher in Joliet Illinois recovering from infantile paralysis after a parrot blood injection. A serum mix up led to a parrot’s blood being injected into the child under anesthesia. Hospital officials say they doubt helpful effects but find no clear harm from the procedure.
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Lilli Fisher
2 Turand Hospital
Chiea
Joliet Hospital
Joliet
Weaver
Dur
Dr.Weaver
Balmy Weather Continues Across Kansas
Topeka reports clear skies and balmy temperatures across Kansas with the regional meteorologist noting winter's absence. Nightly lows hover around 30 in northwest Kansas and about 32 elsewhere, while tomorrow's highs may reach 50 or more. Dodge City and Goodland dip to 22, Wichita records 50 as the day’s high with no rainfall reported.
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S.D. Flora
Kansas
Montana
Canada
Flora
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Goodland
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Tufts Professor Fay Dies at 84 in Boston
Professor Charles E Fay 84 long time Tufts College instructor in mathematics and alpine climber died in Boston. He began mountain climbing after age 50 and gained fame for Rocky Mountain ascents. The Canadian government honored him with a Fay fountain near Banff. He founded the Appalachian Mountain Club and the American Alpine Club.
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Charles E. Fay
Tufts College
Medford
Yesteray
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Canadian Rockies
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13 Struck by Motor Car in Massachusetts Street Collision
Clarence Cheasbro of 502 Walnut street was slightly shaken but uninjured after being struck and knocked down in the 700 block on Massachusetts street Sunday night by a car driven by Harry Peterson. Police took Cheasbro to his home after the incident.
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Walnut Street
Massachusetts Street
Harry Peterson
Cheasbro
Pedestrian Struck After Crossing. Peterson Involved
Peterson drives south on Massachusetts street when Cheasbro crosses from the east and is struck by the car front fender. He is knocked down on the pavement. police do not detain Peterson at the scene.
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Massachusetts
Cheasbro
Girl 15 Owns Station in San Diego Radio Hobby
Dorthy Mitchell an 18 year old high school sophomore runs her own amateur radio transmitting station using the call letters W6OHG. She built the outfit herself and has made friends across the United States and Canada and contacts with foreign lands via short wave telegraphic code. She plans to become a commercial radio operator after finishing science courses.
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San Diego
Calif
Dorothy Mitchell
United States
Canada
Influenza Sickness Forces Spanish Premier to Bed
Madrid Jan 26 AP Premier Berenguer is confined by doctors with influenza symptoms as Princess Isabel aged 80 and King Alfonso's aunt also under medical care.
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Theft reported of harness near Overbrook by farmer
Fred Wendt living four miles southeast of Overbrook reported to Sheriff Jack Dunkley the theft last week of three breeching harnesses two steel hames one wood hames and a set of bridles. Separately Garnett police report a Buick touring car with no license held up a Garnett filling station early today. Details of the robbery were not released by local police.
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Overbrook
Jack Dunkley
Garnett
Prowler Calls Reported at Two City Homes
Police logged prowler reports from 1244 Kentucky Street and 52 North Third Street last night. Investigators noted the prowlers departed the areas after the incidents with no injuries or arrests reported.
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