Rivalry Renewed In Wanamaker Mile At Garden
Glenn Cunningham and Bonthron renew their famed duel in a Wanamaker Mile at Madison Square Garden with Venke Ny and Erik Ny challenging. The program features top American athletes including Lash, Johnson, Owens, and Dupree as Ferris names all America selections.
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Téland Don Lash
Indiana
Percy ‘Bear
Joe McCluskey
Ray Sears
Cornelius Johnson
George Spitz
Harold Manning
Jesse Owens
Sterling Dupree
Auburn
Warren Clague
New Orleans
Daniel J. Ferris
FE Shaimaaietse
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Ningham
America
Cummingham
Los Angeles
Glenn Hardin
Metcalfe
Hindenburg and German Unity in a Turbulent Era
The article outlines von Hindenburg’s rise from Prussia’s military circles to national prominence as Germany’s WWI commander, his role as republic president, and the transition through Hitler’s era. It also notes 1930s cotton imports to the United States, highlighting Egypt as a major supplier and the persistent US cotton surplus amid a demand for non-domestic varieties.
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Paule von Vindenbyre Beeen
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Barney Ross to Face Frankie Klick in Miami Bout
Barney Ross of Chicago defends his junior welterweight world title against Frankie Klick of California in a ten round or less bout in Miami. Ross, also lightweight champion, is favored as both fighters arrive in strong condition for the winter showdown.
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San Francisco
Sports Calendar for Monday and Saturday Actions
Calendar lists interchurch league basketball games at Junior High and various city and state matchups. Events include United Brethren versus Friends at 7:30, Catholics against Centenary M E, ice hockey Kansas City Pla-Mers versus Oklahoma City, Kansas City Kansas against Kangay State, wrestling at Manhattan, and basketball games for Jawrance Junior High, Northwest of Kansas City, and Lawrence Junior High. Saturday feature includes Triskets versus Olither Mutos, MN Minnesota lineups, Kansas versus Nebraska, and Lincoln wrestling.
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Friends
Catholics
Centenary M. E
Kansas City
Close Court Race for Missouri Valley Teams
Drake and Grinnell tied for first in the Missouri Valley standings with Creighton a half game back. Drake faces Iowa then Creighton in Omaha. Grinnell heads to Topeka for a Washburn game. Creighton’s Engelbretson leads scoring with 44 points, edging Lomax and Martinioni.
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Creighton
Rocky Read
Iowa
Omaha
Washburn
Topeka
Sateright
Oklahoma Aggies
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Ichabods
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Aggies
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South Bend
Satur Ry’ Lys
Emil
Box) Engelbretson
Hag
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Roy Martinioni
Noted Exhibition Courtside Twists At Kansas State Meet
Arthur Voss and Kenneth Kelt of Kansas University staged an entertaining tennis exhibition between halves. Voss hit a Boy Scout during warmup, while Groves of Kansas State shows an unusual underhand free throw style. Dick Wells sparked Kansas with a late first half free throw, bouncing the ball on the floor to decide its fate. Monday events list college tests across Emporia, Sterling, Ottawa, Rockhurst, and other campuses, with several road trips and matchups slated through Saturday.
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Wells
Pittstaire
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Weekend College Scoreboard Confusion Abounds
A garbled recap lists scattered college basketball results from Saturday with mismatched scores and team names. Notable mentions include Kansas State, Pitt, West Virginia, Nebraska, and Notre Dame while many entries remain unclear or garbled. The brief sums up a chaotic snapshot of teams and scores across the day.
Kansas Wins Thriller To Tie for First in Six College Race
Kansas Jayhawks defeat Kansas State 44 to 10.87 in a tight Hig Six clash to tie Oklahoma for first. key performances by Noble, Ebling, Freeland, and Groves. Next home game is February 9 against Missouri, then exhibition with Ashburn in Topeka Tuesday.
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Oklahoma Athlete Center of Coaches Verbal War
Oklahoma athlete Orville Mathews rose to national scholastic team honors in the 220 yard dash while a verbal dispute erupted among coaches over his college choice. Oklahoma coach Jacobs accused California mentors of poaching athletes, Templeton challenged inquiries about Mathews, and USC’s Cromwell noted awareness of Mathews. Mathews, from Chickasha, said he would decide after summer whether to attend Oklahoma or California. Major Ralph Sasse was named chief coach at Mississippi State College.
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Oklahoma Coaches Fight Recruitment Bring Outsiders
Oklahoma coaches push to curb recruiting by California and other schools amid talent drain from Chickasaw Academy and Oklahoma colleges. They seek rules allowing immediate play for graduates and aim to restrain out-of-state pitches as junior colleges lure top athletes.
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Elmer Schaake
Stanford
Hob Reynolds
Tackle
Okmulgee
Okla
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Cunningham Easy Victor in K of C Mile Race
Glenn Cunningham, studying at Iowa State University for a master's degree, won the Knights of Columbus mile in Boston on Saturday night. He beat Gene Venske by a length and was timed in 4:15.4, the third fastest indoor mile ever run in Boston.
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Iowan U
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Knights of Columbus
Boston
Venske
Bears Triumph 21 0 Over Giants in Revenge Victory
Chicago Bears regained pride with a 21 to 0 win over the New York Giants in Los Angeles. Nagurski plunged from the six inch line for the first TD, Brumbaugh to Johnson for a 26 yard score, Manders from the name end, and Molesworth added a 16 yard rushing TD. Giants threatened in the second half but were unable to score. Rigler, a National league junior, may not play in 1936 after a summer auto crash.
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New York City
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Giants
Nagurski
Beattie Feathers
Aker
Carl Brumbaugh
Luke Johnson
Jack Manders
Keith Molesworth
Ed Danowski
Ken Strong
Lawrence Ends First Place Tie With Loss To Topeka High
Lawrence high school basketball dropped out of a tie for first in the Eastern Kansas conference after a 28 to 18 defeat at Topeka high. Topeka outscored Lawrence 32 to 10 in the second and third quarters as center Blorall and guard Florrell led the visitors with key points. Kenneth Julianson sparked a late push for Lawrence but the Tigers pulled away again, leaving the Lions unable to catch up in the second half.
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Missouri Valley Boxing Meet Planned in Kansas City
The fifth annual Missouri Valley boxing tournament will be held in Kansas City the week of March 18 to select valley representatives for the national tournament in St. Louis. Qualifying events will take place in Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma with state meets likely in Hutchinson and Wichita Kansas, St. Joseph, Springfield, Kansas City, and either Columbia or Marshall Missouri, plus Ponta City, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City.
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Three Quintets Scramble for Top Honors in Big Six
Kansas City, Jan. 28 AP. With the Big Six race tight, Oklahoma Kansas Iowa State and Nebraska in the running as Missouri and Kansas State clash at Manhattan. Kansas State, Missouri suffer setbacks, Kansas helps by beating Nebraska while Nebraska wins outside conference. Kansas resumes Feb 5 at Washburn before remaining road tests through mid February.
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Lincoln
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Washburn
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Nebraska Tiwo
Grange Retires After Bears Crush Giants 21 to 0
Harold Grange ends a storied football era as the Chicago Bears defeat the New York Giants 21 to 0 at Gilmore Stadium. Grange signaling final retirement, cites leg fatigue and desire to pursue business ventures while teammates like Elvin Richards and Carl Brumbaugh contribute in a lopsided victory.
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Let) Grane
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Grange
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Belleview Briefs: Tea for state officers wives noted
Mrs. C. Gerstenberger attended a tea on Tuesday for the wives of state officers and legislative members at the executive mansion in Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Argus Cochran spent Sunday evening at the Albert Had residence, and Mr. and Mrs. Har...
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Albert Landon
Toneka
Argus Cochran
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Belleview 4 H club gathers for annual meeting notes
The Belleview 4 H club held its regular monthly meeting at the Albert Hall home. Eleven members answered roll call, choosing projects. Flora Maurdames was elected chair to manage committees. Alberta Jackson and Elwyn Freese led girls and boys subjects respectively. Clarence Hubbard, Helen Hubbard, and Richard Wilson handled parliamentary, music, and recreation roles. The group set the third Thursday as meeting night and will visit Mary Eichelmeyer next. Guests included James Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. James.
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