West and Smith Shine in Haskell Victory
Haskell Indians, led by West and Smith, defeated Kansas City University 24 to 2 on their home court. West scored five goals and a mid court strike, while Smith helped build a 12 to 6 halftime lead. The fast Indian forwards pressured the defense, and a late lineup change kept the score unopened.
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Pat Hanley
Haskell Indians
Kansas City University
Indians
Gurneaux
Redskins
West
Bas Hy Smith
Haskell
Will Ward
Fairbanks
Plivy
FE Bell
Much West
Collegians
Lawrence High Sixteen Awarded L Letters at Assembly
Dr A R Kennedy gave the principal address at Lawrence High School where sixteen football players were awarded L letters for the 1925 season. Captain elect Lawrence Rice and 1925 leader Harlow Hanson spoke with the pep band performing. Recipients included Hanson Rice Kennedy Atkeson Briscoe Dive Botsford Forney Hoff man Schultz Young Hartafer Pontius McCall Stover Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
R. Kennedy
Levert. Higgins
Harlow Hanson
Lawrence Rice
Archie Kennedy
George Atkeson
Willis Briscoe
Ewel Dive
Horace Botsford
Kenneth Forney
Clarence Hoffman
Otto Schultz
Robert Young
Oscar Hartafer
Ernest Pontius
Tommy McCall
Roland Stover
Bart Martin
Club quintet routs Rolla Mines 63 to 18 in KC clash
Kansas City Athletic Club overwhelmed Rolla School of Mines as Browning led with 19 points. Verne Wilkins and Ford contributed steady scoring while Ackerman and Williams added key plays. Local fans expect the club to march in the national tournament amid strong showings from Schwinley Mull and Bullock.
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Kansas City Athletic Club
Aiple
Rolla School of Mines
Blue Diamond
Ford
Blue Diamonds
Browning
Reiley Machine
Bugy
Bun” Browning
Missouri University
Ackerman
Kent
Blic
Verne
Wilkins
Crimson and Blue
George Willams
Missouris
Haskell to Enter Relay Teams at I A C Invitation Meet
Coach Dick Hanley announced Haskell will enter a two mile relay team a mile relay team and possibly several special runners at the I A C invitation track meet in Kansas City on Saturday February 6. Whitebird Yellow Horse and others show strong form with two minute halves possible. selection depends on recent workouts and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hanley
Haskell
K. U
Hanley
Whitebird
Yellow Horse
Haskell Jmentor
Tnd
Bland
Daugomah
Tn Osis
Redskins
Hanley Wil
Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawkers Open Northern Basketball Invasion At Ames
Kansas University extends its northern swing with a 86 presumably victory over Grinnell last night. Tonight the Jayhawkers meet the Ames Cyclones in Ames for the season opener with Drake to follow on Saturday. Kansas has four conference wins in six games while Iowa State shows three losses in four. Last night results include Washburn over College of Emporia 36 20 and Southwestern defeating Ottawa 64 26.
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University of Kansas
Iowa
Grinnell
Jayhawker
Kansans
Fioneer
Schmidt
Th Nen
Snapep
Gordon
Iery
Moran
Oyneers
Ward
Fairbanks
AL Moran
Kansas University
Ames
Jayhawkers
Ames Cyclones
Drake
Kansas
Cyclones
Missouri Tigers
Cornhuskers
Nebraska Stock
Washington University
Des Moines- Seeenna
Washburn
College of Empora
Southwestern
Ottawa
Fairmount
Hays
Local High Team Ready for Key Lawrence Game
Ottawa high school basketball players coached by James Potts travel from Olathe to face the undefeated Lawrence team on Liberty Memorial court at 7:45 PM with new lineup plans and aim to end a four-game losing streak. A second game features Haskell Institute vs Shannigans as ref Vid Trussler officiates.
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James Potts
Ottawa High School
Olathe
Ottawa Herald
Lawrence High School
Liberty Memorial Court
Higgins
Ottawa
Lawrence
Graeber
Schaake
Flaherty
Graesber
Grant
Emporia
Haskell Institute
Shannigans
Vid Trussler
Lawrence Ottawa Fearing
Anderson
Skinner
Hanson
Schank
OFF FOR LEAVENWORTH JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TRIP
Two junior high squads head to Leavenworth this afternoon to face prison city teams in a double header. Coach Akright brings eight regulars and Coach White nine, after graduation reduced their roster. Principal Stonecipher and staff drive the players, with future games against Topeka Sumner Junior High planned for next week.
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Leavenworth
Prison City
Jimmy Akright
Clarence White
Stonecipher
Lawrence
Sumner Junior High
Topeka
Local Moves and Visits Across Eudora and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Floyd Cox and family moved to Eudora Tuesday. Armstrong Mazin Elmer Cox and L Sommers helped Plin White butcher Tuesday. F L Varnum of Lawrence called Thursday. Mr and Mrs Eizy Davis and family moved to Lawrence Friday. Mr and Mrs Tom Murphy of Lone Star plan to move on the latter part of the week. Mr and Mrs Alfred Eisele and family of Eudora visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Eisele and family. Mr and Mrs N K Nelson of Topeka expect to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs C D Lewis. Go get a bottle of Reese Special Formula Cough Syrup at Reese's Drug Store 929 Mass. Broadview Inn features a large grate and marshmallows for a post hike treat.
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Main Till
C. D. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Evelyn White
Alice
Mary Anna Smith
Lawrence
John Smoots
Clinton
John Hagen Butcher
Frank Topping
John Garret
Ruth Strong
Marjorie Gosper
Helen
Hazel Shirar
Husted
Midland
Rachael Fletther
Robert White
James Childears
Arthur Fisele
Eudora
Mra
William Eisele
Charles Shirar
Frank Tepping
Kansas City
A. FE
Welsh
Clarence Cordell
Wakarusa Farm Bureau
LaVera Tee
India
Charles
Shiraz
G.C. Sizer
Geneva
Evelyn Whites
Fred Florence
Skeezix
Samuel Fletcher
Bessie Fletcher
Frank Gosper
Michael Heizman
Billy Lemon
Caroline
Richard Topping
Pearl Smoots
Trackwell
John Hagen
Amily
Allen Smoots
Gene Charles Shirar
Les
Lester Shirvar
Robert Garret
Robert
James
Helen Garret
Robert Miller
Lester
Carl ‘Hegerman
Alberta
Leslie de Merritt
Roy Hezeman
Fred Florance
Frinoon
Kar
McIntire
Hazel Shirard
Ina Bahnmaier
Dorothy Heizmann
Leonard Nuffer
Alfred Hegeman
Charles Reed
Raymond Reed
A. E. Welsh
Edward Martin
Loraine
Walters
Myrtle
Ray Walters
Kaw Valley
James Child
Lillian Smith
Rumsey
James Garret
Carl Hogeman
Robert [Miller
Melvin Golf
Laurente
Sales
Essex
KE. B. Envart
Aoa
William Hastie
George Tuttle
Clarence Davis
Johnnie
Albert Cox
Noria
Sherman ‘Fletcher
Banks Sale
Ywenry Welsh
Bridge Gang
Tonganoxie
Michael Schutz
Anna
Emma
Kansas
The
Farmers Union of Franklin Local No. 1532
Franklin School House
George Hardtaker
Hazel Shiraz
Agness Pine
North
Genevieve Palmer
Wallace Tuttle
Richard’ Topping
Melvin
Capitola
Rachael Fletcher
Carl
Lester Hegeman
James Garrel
F. V. Trackwell
Marion
Geneva White
Christian Endeavor
Friends Church
Leslie DeMerrit
Belvoir
Leslie Albert
DeMerritt
Florence
Claxton
Hved
Gus Wolfe
Wolfe
Grange
Wingrove
Topeka
Will
Floyd Cox
Armstrong Mazin
Elmer Cox
L. Sommers
Plin
F. L. Varnum
Eizy Davis
Tom Murphy
Lone Star
Alfred Eisele
Reese's
Reese's Drug Store
Mass
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West and Smith
A. R. Kennedy
H. S. Assembly
IK. U
Crimson and Blue Quintet
Rolla
Blue Diamond Machine
Pfones
Beatz
Schwinley
Mull
Severbrcck
McFarland Elliott
Bullock
Elliott
Riling
Hartig
Shimmions
Haglund
Heal
Hess
Ermans
Wiliams
Viking
Uot
Aed
Co Murphy
ELKS
Business College
Weaver
Atchison
Washburn Court
John Bunn
John Sainors
Lawrence Juniors
Franklin
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Broadview Inn
Colony
Achning
aMss
Orpheu
William Farnum
Harlan
Arsit
Taerius Magoe
Tony, the Wonder
Horse
Bowersoc
Joanna
Edwin Carewe
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
H. L. Gates
Lois Leeson
Charlie
Chaplinn
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