New Method For K U Ace Miler Poised To Break Mile Mark
Glenn Cunningham Elkhart middle distance ace plans a bold new cycle to chase the 4 04 mile world record. H. W. Harriss notes Cunningham could pace 61 seconds per quarter if conditions align. A special outdoor race may be arranged in Los Angeles with pacers. Cunningham targets rising competition at Millrose and Wanamaker meets.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kans
Wanamaker Mil Millrose A. A. James
Cunstingham
H.W. Harriss
Harriss
Glen Shoul
Cunningham
Elkhart
Larder
United Bio Canada
Europar Ss
Los Angeles
Strong Mat Card Promises Thrilling Kansas City Event
A Convention Hall show features seven bouts headed by Ed Strangler Los and a top heavyweight clash. Promoter Kaufman touts the card as the most dramatic Kansas City has seen with Steinbrenner-Steinke, Speer’s football star hero, Mehringer facing Peterson, and other notable matchups including Germans and Americans clashing in a night of wrestling action.
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Pat Mahoney
Philadelphia
Dea
Kansas City
Couver
I Tiahe Kaufman
Frank Speers
South
Inva Meich
Karl Sarpolis
Pete Mehringer
University of Kansas
Fred Peterson
Holts
Strange As It Sez Wor ferther proct adderss the author
A garbled OCR page records a satirical wire service style piece by John Hix about U.S. parodies and science claims. It mentions a construction job, shower issues, water causing hair loss, booster stations, and a panoply of exaggerated numbers. The text remains cryptic and fragmented.
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John Hix Srelops
U.S
U S Urged to Decline 1936 Berlin Olympic Invite
New York January 26 AP reports the American Olympic committee will be urged at its February 4 meeting to decline Germanys invitation to compete in the 1936 Berlin games. Charles L Ornstein says he will present new evidence that the Nazi regime continues to discriminate against Jewish athletes.
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New York
Germany
Berlin
Charles_L. Ornstein
United States
Ornstein
Golf Stars to Clash in California Meet Riverside
Golf’s greats arrive in Riverside California to compete for the first Riverside amateur pro championship with a $2,000 prize. 18 hole rounds today and tomorrow will trim the field to 30 leading teams and ties for Sunday’s final. Notables include Phil Yr amateur from Oak Park and pro Mith from Oak Park joining Leo Diega Olin Dutra Tom Mehlhorn Waite Hunter Wilfy Cox Harry Cooper Paul Rungar and MacDonald Smith.
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Riverside
Calif
API
California
Manex
Victoria Country Club
Phil
Mith
Oak Park
Damerrow
Leo Diega
Olin Dutra
Tom
Bill Mehlhorn
Waite Hunter
Wilfy Cox
Harry Cooper
Paul, Rungar
MacDonald Smithe
Break for Minors Shows Brighter Days Ahead for Minor Leagues
St Louis January 26 AP Branch Hickey master farmer for the Cardinals farm system projects improving times for the minors. He says transportation advances cut operating expenses and fewer leagues operate due to general conditions, not waning interest.
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St. Louis
Branch Hickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Swedish girl crosses North Sea in 14 foot boat
Anna Cederbloom of Bergen made a 180 mile perilous summer voyage to the Shetland Islands in a small open outboard skiff. Daily, buyers and sellers read the classified page.
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Anna Cederbloom
North Sea
Bergen
Shetland Islands
Oklahoma Sooners set for northern swing amid injuries
Bud Browning travels with the Sooners for a northern invasion including Kansas State and a Nebraska clash in Lincoln. Gene Venzke debuts in the Prout Memorial games in Boston on January 27. CBS cancels the Wanamaker Mile description by Ted Husing for February 3. Tulsa Tornadoes plan a Kansas tour. Colorado Aggies faces losses due to ineligibility and finances. Wyandotte cagers post their 32nd straight title run. Red Stacey named all American on a redheaded team. Struggles with centers hit Colorado Aggies as winter reshapes rosters.
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Bud Browning
star _Olahoma
Sooners
Kansas State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Hutchinson Renos Stifle Stageliners in MVC Play
The Hutchinson Renos, cellar dwellers in the Missouri Valley A A basketball league, upset the Kansas City staginers 30 to 25 at Hutchinson. Reno's defense held firm as Ad Deitzel led scorers with 11 points. Tulsa defending champion added a non conference win over the Alg of Cedar Rapids 27 to 01b.
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Kansas City
Hutchinson Renos
Hutchinson
Teverzal
Reno l
Altho
Ad Deitzel
Reno
Tulsa
Aibs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ready to Negotiate for Ross McLarnin Battle in New York
Berkeley, Calif. Jan. 26 JAP Both sides weigh purse terms for a possible bout between welterweight champion Jimny McLarnin and lightweight title holder Barney Ross. Charles Foster says a $54,000 guarantee won’t suffice and seeks $200,000 or more plus a share of the gate. Foster will wait for an offer before pressing promoters in New York.
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Berkeley
Calif
Charles “Pon” Foster
Jimny McLarnin
New York
Barney Ross
Jimmy
Ottawa Braves Slip Past Wesleyan to Stay Undefeated
In Salina Ottawa defeats Kansas Wesleyan 26 23 as Mortimer and Robinson spark a late rally to erase a 26 17 Braves lead. Bark er scores 11 for Ottawa, while College of Emporia loses 28 27 to Washburn College in a tight finish.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ottawa Braves
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Ruards
Mortimer
Robinson
Braves
Gerald Barker
Ottawa
Tie For Lead In Interchurch League Basketball Standings
In Interchurch league action at the junior high court the Christians beat the Lutherans 28 to 20 while the Baptists defeated Evangelical 47 to 12. The Methodists and Presbyterians tied for first with four wins and no losses. Upcoming games: Monday Catholics vs Methodists at 7 30. Evangelical vs Unitarian at 7 30. Congregational vs Presbyterians at 8 30. Leading scorers include Jones Christian 19.25, Morrison Presbyterian 13, Cole Presbyterian 12.75, White Presbyterian 15.3. Box scores list players from Lutheran, Episcopalian, and Friends teams.
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Methodists
Presbyterians
Mts
Unitarian
Congregational
Baptists
Centenary M. E
Cole
Presbyterian
Guffer
Catholic
Morrison
Jones
Christen
Carter
White
Washington, Bay
Evans
Messer
Friends
Dawes
Haggards Tonks Lutheran
A. Lotiman
Lebmap
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Cushman
Tolals
Wampler
Blythe
Gorridl
Weekend basketball schedule across colleges and cities
Thursday Ottawa plays Kansas Wesleyan at Salina while Ottawa meets Bethany at Lindsborg Fort Hays faces Emporia Teachers at Emporia College of Emporia meets Washburn in Topeka and Bethany plays Friends in Wichita Saturday Pherson meets C of E in Emporia Fort Hays versus Southwestern in Winfield Pittsburg Teachers clash with Coffeyville Junior College in Coffeyville.
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Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Salins
Bethany
Lindsbors
Fort Hays
Emporia
College of Emporia
Washburn
Topeka
Besel
Friends
Wichita
Pherson
C. of
Emmoria
Southwestern
Winfield
Pittsburg
Coffeyside Jr. College
Coffeyville
Basketball results from Associated Press update
Highly condensed score list for college games reading Trasylvani over Kentucky Wesleyan and Western Tennessee, Vanderbilt over Centenary, Evansville over Southern, Nebraska over York, Maryville over Warrensburg, Washburn over Emporia, Ottawa over Kansas Wesleyan, Montana over Montana Mines, with several other minor scores.
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Associated Press
Trasylvani
Kentucky Wesleyan
Western Tennessee
Western Kentucky
Vannerbilt
Gy. Senance
Centenary Vc
Louisiana Terk
Evansville
Southern Winvis
Nebraska
York
Maryvile
Warrensburg
Washburn
College of Emporishe
Ottawa
Kansas
Werlesan
Montana
Mont Mines
Harmony People Gather For Weekend Visits In Eudora Area
Harmony and surrounding area residents spent the weekend visiting relatives in Eudora. Many guests from Kansas City and nearby towns joined families for dinners, quilting at St Paul church, and a school basketball game where Harmony won. Neighbors included the Hart Miskimens and the Gossen families.
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Edna Schovidt
Eudora
Emil Schmidt
Homer Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Harold von Gunten
Hart Miskimen
Kansas City
Elwin
Frit
Freese
Frick
Henry Miskimen
Miskimen
Junior Blaylock
DeSoto
Mise Laven Smith
Evelyn Keyes
Martha Abels
Lois Kramer
Floyd Gottstein
Fred Gottstein
Hery Hoskinson
Hubert
John Gottstein
John
Frank
St. Paul
Audora
Argel Cochran
Lecompt-the -Home
George Coffman
Rufus. McKinzie
Richland
George Bickelmeyer
Harmony School
Belleview
Harmony
Dale Crady
Barbara Bouren
Anna Bickelmeyer
Kansas
Fanny
Eckman Family Share Weekend Visit Patterns
In a visit at Carl Altenbernd home on Sunday, Suiday and daughters called to see their mother Mrs. Emily Tenberger who remained there. Mr and Mrs Alfred Seele of Lawrence spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Eaden Eckman. Miss Esther Eckman, a teacher at Clearfield, also spent the weekend there.
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Ervin Schmidt
Kansas City
Emil Schmidt
Roy Kramer
Lois
Jack Walker
Betty
Lew Walker
Kansas
City
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Margaret Ogden
E. & Walker
Béatrice
Homer Gerstenber
Ger
Carl Altenbernd
Suiday
Emilytenberger
Alfred Seele
Lawrence
Eaden Eckman
Esther Eckman
Clearfield
Funeral and social notes from Excelsior area
Several residents attended Ed Heim funeral at Worden Evangelical church Monday afternoon. Mrs Roy Reckner and daughter from Harris visited relatives. A sale at Mrs Charley Hein farm drew neighbors Tuesday. Will Peffly of Ottawa stayed at the Harry Flory home midweek. Mrs Ernest Pohl hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Leslie Churchbaugh. Lawrence visitors joined at the Flory home. Neighborhood men searched for Kansas State Prison escapees Thursday night. Harry Flory’s Sunday school class and neighbors shucked corn and cut wood Friday afternoon with many helping attendees. Mrs Flory and daughter served lunch.
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Ed Heim
Worden Evangelical Church
Roy Reckner
Reta May
Harris
Ke Montgomery
Charley Hein
Will Peffly - of
Ottawa
Centropolis Sunday School Crowd and Local Gatherings
A Centropolis church Sunday morning drew a large crowd for Sunday school. News includes the Bonds moving to a new Fisher farm, the Glenns relocating to Pomona to open a cafe, and multiple local family visits and anniversaries. An entertainment event for the Daughters and their families honored Mr. and Mrs. Glenn’s fifth wedding anniversary with a long table supper and pinochle.
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The
Baptist Church
Caroline
Everett Bond
Joe Glenn
Pomona
Tom Miller
Everett Simmons
Elmer Gilliland
Kansas City
Jim Lavin
Clark
Topeka
Doe Glenn
Mr. Clark
John T.clark
Fisher Farm
Imogene ‘Ribeau
le Loup
Robert Stewart
Daughters club meeting led by Mrs Kant plans February play
A large Daughters club gathering hosted by Mrs Perry Kant of Centropolis featured noon chili and coffee, a business session led by Mr C R Jones, and plans to present the play When a Woman Decides in late February. Penny drills will be held at each meeting and the next gathering is set for January 31 with Mrs Jack Likes assisting.
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Ford Powers
Perry Kant
Delbert Smith
Jodia Cole
William Clark
C. R. Jones
Kenneth Gage and
Childdren
Tilford Simmons
Elmer Cole
Porter Turner
B. J. Stewart
Daughters Club
Centropolis
L. C Gruver
Mracc
R. Jones
Kant
Willam Clark
Joe Glenn
Kenneth Gage
Elmer Gilliland
Delbert Smith Tilford
Stewart
Elmer
Coll
Jones
Charlie Kant
Addie
Clara Jewell Grover
Maxine
Janice
Powers
Lyle
Wilma Clark
Joe Sassaman
Jack Likes
R. J. Stewart
Everett
Bond
Fairfax Belmont births and visits fill the week
Fairbanks area notes report the birth of Winona Jean Robinson on January 18 with both mother and baby doing well. Visits include Joe Jackson’s return to Sturgeon and time with his brother G W Jackson, plus gatherings at Pleasant Grove, Ottawa, Baldwin, Valley Falls, Leavenworth, Topeka, and Denver homes as families host and travel for weekend events.
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Topeka
Glenn Harlan
W.j.dennin
Ottawa
Earl Stanicliff
Ralph Bailey
Bailey'sother
Frank Sellers
Valley Falls
C. C. Nelson
Ceandina Nelson
Jon Cawood
Harry LaVigne
B. Aud
Eudora
Fd Gilbreath
Chaves Barker
J. Cy O'Neil
Leavenworth
F.R. Smith
Frank Jones
Ross Moon
Lee Yoder
Ted “Kelley
Raymond Roberts
Denver
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