Better Time Coming Promises Missouri Grid Improvement
The Kansas City alumni praised Don Faurot at a Missouri Football meeting promising an improvement after a three-year decline. Faurot outlined a plan to revive the Missouri program, stressing high school coaching as feeder material and a shift to a more versatile winged back system. He dismissed guarantees of specific wins but pledged progress under his leadership.
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University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Leearyl Overstreet
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Lam
Warner Systen
Kirksville Mo
Teachers College
Fauret
Frank Carden
Notre Dame
Frank T. Root
Kansas State College
Eastern teams challenged as strongest brand of college basketball
The piece argues the Eastern clubs may top the nation, citing New York U and other city schools as potential beaters of Kansas and Oklahoma. It notes Notre Dame and N Y U crowds, mentions Wisconsin Indiana Drake Ohio State Notre Dame losses to the East, and includes notes on Kansas coach plans and Navy prospects.
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City College of New York
Johns
Brooklyn
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Indiana
Drake
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Baker Wildcats Prep For Rockhurst Clash Tuesday Night
Baker Wildcats, led by Beiser and Quar, prepare for a Tuesday night clash with Rockhurst in Kansas City. Youthful senior Christ and Tinley anchor the lineup while Heine and Quewr headline the scorer’s column. Brace for a hard fought matchup as Baker seeks a conference win.
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Rockhurst
Baldwin
Baker
University Wildcat
Kansas City
Beiser
Quoar
Mast
F ’Qucar
Quewr
Fred Heine
Christ
Paseo High
Seunnd
Ile
Tinley
Stanley
Are
Schrey
Leavenworth
Bakerckhurst
Trin
Robert Rudolph
Gu Atchison
Albert Bramble
Eldorado
S. Albertson
Parsons
Enver Carers
Wrestling schedule diverse across cities and events
The sports calendar lists wrestling and related events across multiple cities including St Louis and Kansas, with matches and venues in late week slots. It notes frays and intercity meets, acknowledging high school and college level bouts with varying opponents and venues around Madison Avenue and regional centers.
Lawrence juniors defeat Abntor high quintet 23 to 13 at Leavenworth
Lawrence junior team coached by LR Perry beat Abntor High 23 to 13 in Leavenworth with Rothchild, reserve center, scoring four field goals and four points. All Lawrence players contributed as the second half stayed close. Next Friday at 3 p.m. the juniors host Northwest of Kansas City on the junior high court.
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Lawrence Abntor High
Utes
Langensworth
Leavenworth
Boto Od
Lawrence
Rothchild
Welock
Kansas City
Ken
Lac qui Parle watershed to be revived for wildlife boom
Minnesota relief project will spend 1 1 2 million to revive Lac qui Parle Lake restoring marshlands and waterfowl habitat degraded by drought and drainage since 1919. Work aims to return the lake to nine feet deep and boost duck flights, with local laborers to fill stoves and seal the bed. Also: Chiloeco Indians lose to University Junior College Mavericks 2 43 in Tonkawa Oklahoma junior league game.
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Minnesota
Prairie
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Tonkawa
Okla
Chiloceo Indians
University Junior College
Mavericks
Cameron Aggies
Baptists and Methodists Pace in Lawrence Church League
In the Lawrence Interchurch basketball league the Baptists and Methodists lead as all teams except Friends and United Brethren have won at least one game. Monday schedule includes Brethren versus Friends at 7:80 and Catholic versus Centenary M E at 8:30. Five former high school captains join Creighton University squad, including Emil Engelbrets on, Huron SD, Donald Moelver, Linux, and others.
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Eve Iye
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Creighton University
Emil “Box
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Huron
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Red Trish
Francis Wilcox
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Bob Dnereher
Mark Ridge
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Zuercher
Ames Big Six Basketball Defense Dominates Early Season
Ames Iowa January 26 a check of Big Six games shows Iowa State led by coach Louis Menze ranks top in defense allowing 27.3 points per game after eight contests while Kansas and Nebraska chase in defensive stats. Kansas State Missouri trailed with higher points against per game and scoring leaders Jayhawks pace at 37 ppg helped by 298 total points in eight games.
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Tigara
Kedward
Lawrence Topeka clash for EKC lead tonight in Topeka
The Lawrence and Topeka teams meet in the Eastern Kansas conference showdown at 7:30 p.m. at the Topeka high gymnasium with a second game to follow at 8:30 p.m. Coach Wood aims to field his usual lineup to counter Weaver's Topeka forces led by Fay Higgins. Starting lineups include Hunt Johnson for Lawrence and Bartlett Florell Higgins for Topeka.
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Vortis Johnson
Bartlett Stoner
Florell Higgins
Lillard Durer
Custenborder
New Kansas University Sports Handbook Issued
News Bureau led by Prof W A Dill distributed a compact handbook to sports editors. It details KU major and minor sports records, past scores, captains, all time teams, record performances, and coaching staff. Three pages cover Glenn Cunningham’s railing record and KU connections.
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K.U
K. U
Alljns
Mount Oread
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
University of Kansar
Lena Hare
Basketball Results From Across The Region Incomplete List
A sprawling pasted recap lists numerous high school and college basketball results, players, and scores. Notable names include John Vepkhr and Washburn Warrensburg with varied scores, plus teams such as Emporia, Missouri Wiley, Southern California, Northwestern Oklahoma, and Kansas schools. The column mixes schools, locations, and partial scores in a dense score table format with scattered references to coaches and a 1910 record by Hans Lub Lubert of the Phillies.
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Associated, Press
John Vepkhr
Trenton
Caltern
Oklahoma
Miliary Academy
Conore
Clash With K U Wildcats Strike Jayhawkers
The Kansas State Wildcats visit the K W auditorium for a 7 30 pm contest against Kansas. Kansas State features Jim Freeland who tallied 17 points in the previous upset of Nebraska and Grover a lengthy center nursing injuries. If Kansas wins they could pull even with Oklahoma atop the Big Six. Key Jayhawker players Walls Noble Gray are not at full strength.
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Big Jim Freeland
Wildcat
Nebraska
Grover
Hieexaga
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Dayhawkers
Oklahoma
Noble Wal’ Gray
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Kruigar
Wimbledon Prepares for 35th Meet With Facility Upgrades
Wimbledon begins a series of improvements at the All England Club ahead of next summer’s events including Davis Cup matches. A lounge, card room, test room, restaurant and bar are installed under the south stand, a new east side passage will speed spectator flow to the bar, and tarpaulin covers will shield No. 2 and No. 1 courts to resume play quickly after showers.
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Wimbledon
All-England Tennis Club
Bar Witt
New Deal Aid Planned for Forgotten Buffalo
Missoula Montana AP reports plans for a Civilian Conservation Corps center on the national bison range northwest of town. Crews would build fences clear timber plow fire lines and construct roads and trails near the Merese headquarters to aid the western plains buffalo.
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Washburn Falls By One Point To Oklahoma A&M
In Topeka Kansas on January 26 AP reports Washburn Ichabods lost their fourth Missouri Valley Conference game to Oklahoma A&M 27 to 26. Dittemore scored 14 points and Bethel added the rest for Washburn while A&M’s Little led with 10. The game stayed close throughout with a late Washburn rally coming up short.
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Topeka
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Bethel
Aittle
Cowboys
Blues Sign Ray French as New Shortstop for Blues
Kansas City reports Ray French, former Sacramento Pacific Coast League shortstop and ex Yankee, has agreed to terms to join the Kansas City Blues for next season. Blues president John Kling says French is ready to sign. Manager Dutch Zwilling touts him as one of the game’s best defensive shortstops after his free-agent status followed a broken thumb and salary-cut option. Missouri football coach Don Faurot, new MU MA holder, wins the degree in succession to Carideo.
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Sacramento. Calif
New York Yankees
Kansas City Blues
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Dutch Zwilling
University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Frank
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Mizzou
Cunningham wins low in junior AAU mile event
Glenn Cunningham easily wins the three quarter mile invitational at the national junior AAU meet but fails by 1826 seconds to break Troya Hahn's 1920s record of 3 03.4. John Paylmer and James Fenton, Olympic club of Hamilton, Ontario, also compete. In Boston, Cunningham called the Kansas Cyclone faces a strong field including Gene Venzke at the Knights of Columbus meet at Boston Garden with 4 12 expected.
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Oklahoma
Glenn Dawson
Ringside Fumble Reverses Risko Dundee Bout
New York Jan. 26 AP Risko hailed as mid dleweight king debuting in Madison Square Garden loses decision after judges and referee foul up. Dundee dominates with aggression and body punching as shock scorecard error reverses the outcome, leaving ringside observers stunned.
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Oread Loses to Piper in Tough Defensive Duel
In a low scoring contest, Piper barely topped Oread as both teams locked down on defense. The game featured a single field goal margin and highlighted strong play fromPiper on key possessions.
Basketball shooting spree at Drake boosts Long Island game
In a noisy Drake arena, Long Island University sharpshooters hit eight straight field goals early, with Millock and Haverty among the standout performers as the team eyes another matchup.
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Eudora Stops Turner In Kaw Valley League Basketball
Eudora high school defeated Turner 22 to 18 in a Kaw Valley League basketball game at Eudora. Turner led 10 to 7 at halftime but Eudora pulled away in the final period behind Mitchell and Neil scoring 8 points each. Turner’s Howell had 7. Second game saw Turner 24 to 18 winners in a rally led by Wilson and Howell. Eudora’s defense held in the end. Eudora meets Tonganoxie next, with Washington looming as league leader to visit Friday.
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Lawrence Colored Five Wink Wins 22 to 20
Lawrence high colored five defeated Northeast high of Kansas City 22 to 20 in a high school gym last night. Lawrence led 22 to 8 at halftime. next game here Saturday hosts Sumner high of Kansas City.
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