Lawrence Highs Rout Atchison In Northeast League Clash
Lawrence Highs dominated Atchison 37 to 11 in a Northeast league game at Lawrence gym. Dicker and Allen led scorers for Lawrence with four field goals each, while Harris and Guffler anchored a strong defense. Atchison failed to tally a single field goal as Lawrence extended its league standing to three straight victories.
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Atchison High School
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence -High
Lawrence Gymnasium
Lawrence
Topeka
Dicker
Harris
Atchison
Ganter
Lawrence Five
Lawrence Boys
Allen
Fed
Musicisy Harris
Guffler
Bob Curd
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
F Vandeventer
T Alten
Nelson
Curd, & Bethel
Fe Harris
Gufler
Tucker
Harar
Hrotais At
Stage Close Race Sparks Turtle Style Debate In Kansas
Stage commentary on turtle basketball across Arkansas Valley schools and Southwestern College. recent Wellington 7 4 victory over Winfield and Winfield 10 8 win over Newton cited. Mentions Hays, Pittsburg clash, and coach Bill Martin's defensive oriented system. Also notes Kansas figures like John Wulf and Don Maclay, plus various coaching and athletic moves across the region.
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Arkansas Valley
Southwestern College
Bill Martin
Winfield
Wellington
Newton
Hays
Pittsburg
Martin
Hort Smith Emerges Winter Golf Leader in Open Wins
New York January 27 AP reports Hor ton Smith of Joplin Missouri has become the winter golf season leader with three wins in eight major events, a second place once and two ties. His strong play has earned nearly 9 500 dollars, while Gene Sarazen tops in money with about 11 500 dollars from Agua Caliente Open victory.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
New Yorker
Young Horton Smith
Joplin
Sarazen
Smith
The
West
Bulldogs and Bethany Set Conference Pace
Baldwin Kan Jan 27 AP Elimination of undefeated teams in Kansas conference basketball continues this week with Bethany Swedes vs McPherson Bulldogs in McPherson after Bethany KU Wesleyan game in Lindsborg. Schedule includes Kansas Wesleyan vs Hays Bethany vs Sterling in Sterling and Lindsborg clashes. Bethany down Oklahoma 27 25 and McPherson 35 29 Ottawa 36 29. Grid Stars: Tulane football players noted in basketball context.
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Topeka
Kan
Central Conference
Pittsborg
Southwestern
Winfield
Wichita
Pittsburg
Hays
Kansas Wesleyan
Washburn
Emporia Teachers
College of Emporia
Emporia
Careys
Hutchinson
Friends
C. of E
Age Arora
Friends Oe
Baldwin
Kansas
McPherson
Bethany
Sooner-Missouri Clash Featured In Big Six Week
Oklahoma aims to avoid a first round whitewash as Missouri, co leader with Kansas, looms Saturday in Norman. Kansas idle. Kansas Aggies meet Iowa State in Ames Friday and Nebraska in Lincoln Saturday. Lon Maclay of Nebraska leads conference scoring with 50 in four games. Results show Nebraska 35 Oklahoma 20 and others.
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Kansas Aggies
Iowa State
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Norman
Nebraska
Kansas
Aggies
Lincoln
Kansas City
Big Sox
Sooners
Jayhawks
Newaska
Lon Maclay
Olahoma
Arries
Bethany
Creighton
Iowa
Carnera and Singer to headline boxing attractions this week
In Chicago Primo Carnera giant heavyweight confronts Elzear Rioux in a ten round bout at the Chicago Stadium while Al Singer faces Stanislaus Loayza in a ten round lightweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Carnera is expected to finish sooner. Georgia Tech coach Mike Miles plans to advise the Havana Yacht Club basketball team this winter.
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New York
Chicago
Primo ‘Carnera
al Singer
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Garnera
Elzear Rioux
Chicago Stadium
Singer
Loayza
Madison Square Garden
Wilh
Mike Miles
Georgia Tech
Havana
Poor Outlook for Missouri Tigers Track Prospects
Missouri Tigers track prospects for 1930 look bleak. Coach H J Huff, formerly at Grinnell and Kansas, begins his first season with nine of nineteen lettermen returning. The team may have limited indoor training due to a new Big Six field house not yet ready. Only sprinters and middle distance runners show potential strength.
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Columbia
Missouri Tigers
H. J. Huff
Grinnell
Kansas
Missouri
Walker refuses Giants contract over salary terms
East St. Louis pitcher Bill Walker, last season’s American League efficiency leader with a 3.08 ERA, declined to sign a New York Giants contract and returned the document to New York. He said the salary terms did not meet his expectations after finishing the year with 14 wins and 7 losses.
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Bill Walker
New York Giant
Gotham
Walker
East St. Louisan
Haskell Braves trounce Lincoln and Lee Dental team 87 to 16
Haskell Indian College basketball edged Lincoln and Lee Dental 87 to 16 in Kansas City. Teddy Wilson led with eleven points, Weller eight, Buffalo seven, as Coach Ackerman’s Braves dominated with fourteen field goals and strong floor play. Next they face Wichita Henry's in Wichita, aiming to prove themselves against a top program.
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Tusten Ackerman
Kansas City
Braves
Wichita Henry's
Wichita
Henry’s
West Coast
Mclurney-Dunham- Burke
Waskell
Wilson
Weller
Barlow
Murphy
Charles
Buffalo
Woolworth
Taylor
Johnson
Lincoln
Lea
Simcox
Attwood
Allen
Grant
Jacobs
Born
Osborn
BASKETS AND BANKBOARDS AND THE OLYMPIC CALENDAR
A 1930s era discussion by Forrest C. Allen on the inclusion of basketball in the Los Angeles 1932 Olympic program. Notes global spread from India to Russia, the origin in Springfield Massachusetts, and lists early national pioneers and dates. Mentions Indiana high school and college players from Purdue Northwestern Indiana Michigan.
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Los Angeles
George McLaren
Wyoming
Willis Glassgow
Iowa
Avill
Laramie
Byron Sarvis
Harrison Underall
K. U
Kansas City
Ilinois
Colorado Ar Gie
Philippine Islands
Ottawa
Chicago University
Bob McMillin
Kansas Aggies
Alabama Poly
Aucued
National Basketball Coaches’ Association
India
France
Italy
Japan
China
Persia
Czecho-Slovakia
Turkey
Greece
Mexico
Canada
Poland
Russia
Germany
England
Triangle
International Y. M. C. A
Springfield
Massachusetts
James Naismith
Luther Gulick
Duncan Patton
Emil Thies
Ishakawa
C. Merek
Robert Galey
Richard Williamson
Chester Tobin
Louise Riess
U. S
Indiana
Murphy and Harreson
Purdue
Walter
Northwestern
McCracken
Chapman
Michigan
Football mentor in Florida hospitalized in Topeka
Mr and Mrs Alton Shuler ill with pneumonia fever were taken to Christ hospital in Topeka Monday. Nearby residents Harold Nelson returned home Friday after four months in Kansas. Victor Underwood visited sister near Oskaloosa. Mrs Garret Twaits ill with tonsillitis slowly recuperating. Snow hindering road openings. state trucks with plows help patrols. Thin babies of Mr and Mrs Frank Mangold ill with flu and ear issues but improving. Mrs D H Harris ill with erysipelas convalescing slowly. Mrs Arthur White and daughters visited her mother Perry Underwood. Bart Nevens bought former Fine residence now occupied by others. Justice McCoy and Mrs Ben White visited Shuler at hospital. Frances Ann remains critically ill with pneumonia fever.
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Alton Shuler
Christ's Hospital
Topeka
Harold Nelson
Kansas
Victor Underwood
Kenneth Long
Oskaloosa
Garret Twaits
William Maroney
John ‘Sheldon Hunter
Perry
Frank Mangold
D. H. Harris
Arthur White
Doris Steinmetz
Agnes
Bonnie Lee
Perry Underwood
Bart Nevens
Williamstown
Charles Fine
Harry Thompson
Forrest King
Justice McCoy
Ben White
Christ’s Hospital
Oklahoma Aggies Hold Long Wrestling Undefeated Streak
Oklahoma A and M wrestling enters its ninth undefeated season as Earl McCready leads five champions. Since 1921 the Aggies have not lost a dual meet, aiming to defend their national titles and maintain dominance across the sport with coach E C Gallagher credited for national prominence.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Sooner Grapplers
A. U
Oklahoma A
Aggie Muatmen
E. C. Gallagher
Lince
Gallagher
Michigan
Harvard
Massachusetts Tech
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Earl Mec
No Soft Bertas In The Old Days By Al Demaree
Former Giants pitcher Al Demaree recalls travel and wardrobe hardship in earlier sports eras. Dick Train of the Chicago Blackhawks contrasts old practice of dressing on trains and freezing gear with modern routines.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Dick Train
Silver Fox
Cacago Blackhawks
Ted Sullivan
Leading Big Six Scorers and Skipped Gym
AP reports French physical education faces critique as two-fifths of pupils seek excuses from exercise per writer George Ferre. Ty Cobb hosts guests in Augusta Ga showing European travel films. Carl Knowles of Rome Ga remains undefeated with 17 straight knockout wins.
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Gym Co
Paris
George Ferre
Ty Cobb
Augusta
Carl Knowles
Rome
Offer to Ski Stars Promises 2000 Dollar Jump Record Prize
The Ogden Indiana ski club pledges two thousand dollars to the ski jumper who breaks the world record of 240 feet on its slide. Ty basketball coach Wally Roettger, a St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, coaches at Illinois Wesleyan College in Jacksonville Illinois during winter.
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Ogden, Ind
Ini Sen Aieteer
Wally Roettger
St. Louis Cardinal
Iinois Wesleyan College
Jacksonville
Williams town notes on residents and moves in Kansas
Williamstown reports Georgia Essens of Berkson Bros in Kansas City spent last week with aunt Bertha Pearson and family. Mae McCoy and son LeRoy Bridgewater moved to Topeka to buy a grocery store and filling station. Mary Geisman of Jones Hospital in Lawrence aids her ill brother Albert with flu complications. Thelma Baker exempt from a Perry rural high quiz visited Lawrence with Oscar Baker. D H Harris’s ill daughter remains in Christ’s Hospital Topeka. Frances Ann, the little daughter
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Georgia Essens
Berkson Bros
Kansas City
Bertha Pearson
Mae McCoy
LeRoy Bridgewater
Topekia
Mary Geisman
Jones Hospital
Lawrence
Albert
Thelma Baker
Perry Rural High School
Oscar Baker
D. H. Harris
Christ's Hospital
Topeka
Frances Ann
Vinland Boys Seven Battle Wins and Local School News
Vinland boys basketball beat Lawrence second team 11 to 10 and defeated Lawrence Agriculture 9 to 8. Vinland defeated Princeton 12 to 14. Absent due to cold weather. many students coasted on Cutter's Hill. Mildred Paasch injured frostbitten walking to Sibley. several locals visited Kansas City and Emporia over the weekend.
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Lawrence
Vinland
Lawrence Agriculture
Mildred Pansch
Nadine Kendall
Kansas City
Margaret Windell
Emporia
Princeton
Alvin Smith
Cutters Hill
Roy Hoskinson
Bertha Spiecher
Hhiss
Fanny Brown
Sibley
Mildred Paasch
Mildred
Kenneth Edmonds
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Ray
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Oread
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Ralph Graber
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Don Maclay
Maclay
Hillyard
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Bob Mosby
Cook Paint Company
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Pete Reif
Georg Starbuck
Forrest DeBernardi
Dlissouri
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Springfield news-Leader
Mr. Smith
Mary
California
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Kk. A
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Brian
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Snow
Hort ‘Smith
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Carnera
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Lou Little
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
M. U
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Haskell
Lincoln & Lee
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Eshleman
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Iy Fisher
Hokuf
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Conklin
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PHOG
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Associated Press
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Notre Dame
Dack
Miami Beach
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Saskatchewan
McCready
Dick Arvin
Chicago Slackhawks
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BIG Six
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Huhn. Mo
Roberts
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