Jayhawks Drill for Game With Aggies
Kansas varsity clamps down in scrimmage against freshmen as they prepare for a Bis Six clash with the Kansas Aggies. Goceh John Gunn and forward Cox anchor the frosh effort while senior guards Wartest Wind and McCormick drive the Kansas attack. The Aggies, led by Freeman at center and guards Gann and Brooks, show potential despite a lean Wildcat lineup this season.
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Goceh
John Gunn
Cox
O'Leary Amd Hoyer
Vere Bausch
Giait
Trinity Eultheran
Kusas
McCormick
Achool
Charles Im Corsaut
Kansas
Nebraska
Wel Skradski
Rafisas City
Kan
Alex Klar
Fuel High
Kansas State
Atatihn
Clithe
Sir Barre
Agpid Foat Red Mericl
Monk Edgar
Walter Dines
Yea
Wildcat
Stribling Heads to Scene of Big Fight in Miami
Garrying with him plaudits and presents from Macon after a home town celebration. Stribling and his wife and two babies will be joined in Jacksonville by the rest of the family and arrive in Miami to open training quarters for the Sharkey bout. The automobile trek marks the lead of a high profile boxing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon. Ga
Misi
Bella
Jack Shat
Tao Abies
Jacksonville
Tla
Miami
Macon
Chicago
Haskell Indians Meet Life Quintet in KC Showdown
Tonight in Lawrence Kansas City fans flock to see Haskell Indians face the Life quintet. Life defends Ram City title and appears stronger this season with former stars Boswell Dennison Renfro among starters. Kansas City’s Maurice Koenig leads guards while Wilson Finninia and Chartes anchor forwards center duties with Winnia stepping in for Weller after an ankle sprain.
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Fang
Haskell
Kansas City
Lawrelce
Boswell
Kearon State Teacherollere
Lite
Gitaree Dennison
Northcape
Karl Renfro
Indians
Maurice Koonig
Kansas City Five
Univers of Missouri
Wilson Findinnia
Chartes
Woolworth
Vlor
Winnia
Well
Carnegie Tech selects captain by coaches for 1929 season
In Pittsburgh AP report John E. Dreshar of Irwin is named Carnegie Tech football captain for 1929. He is a sophomore guard and center, the first captain chosen by coaches rather than by the team. The change, urged by Judge Walter P. Steffen, allows coaches to replace a captain during the season and preserves a postseason honorary captain option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittsburgh
John E. Dreshar
Irwin
Carnegie Tech
Dreshar
Carnegie
Carnegie Athletic’ Council
Walter P. Steffen
Chica
Joan Dréshargo
Vinland High boys beat Lawrence High in tilt
In a local basketball game Vinland High School defeated Lawrence High 42 to 10. The frame featured second team players stepping in as the main squads rested, with Vinland pulling away in the final periods. Also noted were results from Texas University and Montana State matchups and a boxing fair report from Paris.
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Oskaloosa
Aghe Lawrence High Area
Vinland
Soach
E. J. Logsdon
Lawrence High
Vinland High School
Lawrence
Evolution of Basketball Offenses Across Indiana Says Allen
Forrest C. Allen surveys modern basketball offense types, detailing three-man guard driving, four-man quick break, five-man shuttle, and delayed stall strategies. He notes shifts toward streamlined plays to boost goal shooting and spectator appeal, with emphasis on guard roles and regional adoption in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Seuard
West
Pace
Far West
Unable to determine readable headline from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR notes names and places including New York Philadelphia Milwaukee and Texas with sports references. Content is illegible in places, hindering clear event, date, or outcome extraction.
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Vetreit
New York
Philadelph Ai
Bigamy Charge Filed in Douglas County Court
Frank E. Diller of Wichita faces bigamy charges in Douglas County District Court after a three week-old arrest following a complaint by his second wife aged 18. The case details show a first wife, still living, whom he never divorced, with records indicating the marriage in Lawrence and a subsequent discovery in Washington County. The report also notes an unrelated Lawrence Business College employment ad seeking graduates for placement.
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Frank E. Diller
Wichita
Douglas County
D. F. Smith
Harry Frazee
Diller
Lawrence
Washington County
Lawrence Business College
Ady
Packers and Giants players recall tough games in old days
During a football gathering speaker Al Demaree recalls 1907 and 1827 games as examples of toughness. Players Jim Bowdoin and Al Nesser share quips about hard battles with Green Bay and the Giants. The tale centers on wind, punting, and team pep under league history.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Earpe
Green Bay Packers
Jane
al Nesser
N. Y. Giants
Cafter
Jim Bowdoin
Alabama
Green Bay
Bowdoin
Ireland a melting pot of ancient peoples and migrants
A Dublin presentation by Cumann Litrature of the National University of Dublin notes Ireland's ancient population as a mixing ground. Early migrations included Iberian or Scandinavian groups, a Mediterranean intrusion in the Shannon valley, and arrivals from the Marne region, dating to the Bronze Age era.
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Dublin
Ireland
America
Cumann Literatuoa
National University of Dublin
Treshman
Shannon
The
Marne
Two Forwards on Aggie Court Team Face Jayhawkers
The Kansas Aggies basketball game Saturday night features Forsberg from Lindsborg and Silverwood from Ellsworth as two forwards. Forsberg is in his first year, while Silverwood is a two year man, with both expected to see action against the Jayhawkers.
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Charles Corsaut
Kansas Bawkers
Cied
byCharley Corsaut
Tecegention
Ional
Ixansas
Wihleais
Aggie Court
Kansas Aggies
Kk. A
The
Jayhawkers
Forsberg
Lindsborg
Silverwood
Ellsworth
Perry High School Hosts In Old Louisiana Musical Comedy
On Wednesday January 22 the American Legion presented a three act musical comedy In Old Louisiana in the Perry high school auditorium. The cast included Old Ned, Gland McCain, Vivian Strange, Richard St John, Bernard Pyles, and others from New Orleans and nearby areas. Miss Helen Trant was the pianist. A large crowd enjoyed the performance while local residents were noted traveling to nearby towns and attending school events.
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American Legion
Old Louisiana
Perry High School
Old Ned
Gland McCain
Ose
Tilot Far
Vivian ‘ Strange
Richard St. John
Bernard Pyles
Simon Scudder
Farles
Willard Good
Holly Timms
New Orlean
G. E. Smutz
Jack Martin
Scudder
New Orleans
W. E. Cain
Marthe St. John
Richards
Mary Spurlock
Monty Gray
Wiend
Richard
North
Bates
Piliot Robert Fa
Pilot
Good Steaner
Eclipse
Sans Souci Tapae
James Plummer
Judy
Ned
Louisiana
Andy Shoemaker
Marquis DeLaFour
Bordeaux
France
Dale Stark
Brice Mac Dougal
A. G. Elswick
Helen Trant
Cain
Paul Galbraith
Topeks
Hazel Hardy
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Edd. Dent
Lenape
Raw
Parsons
Kan
Philip Gordon
Perry
Lecompton
Eunice Ward
Topeka
Helen Gordon
Lawrence
Frank Matthais
Aymnasium
Tio Orchestra
Vivian Strange
Florence Dent
Alice Plummer
Margaret Brown
Eva Baker
Oskeloosa
John Baker
Chas. Gramse
Dean’ Shaw
Knsas City
Gramse
Shaw
Anita Gilpin
Baker University of
Baker University of Baldtwin
William_ Thomas
John G.armstrong
Kansas
Oak Grove
Thos
Amstrong
Arthur
Oskaloosa
Cora Gray
Crawley
Calif
Mabel Wilson
Oskaloossa
Lydia Hart
Monroe Armstrong
Howard H. Armstrone
St. Louis
Ill
Swere
R. C. Gilpin
Underwood
Williamstown
A. Q. Wiseman
Ozawakie
Terry
Wichita
Fra Baker
Lola Gordon
Misenuti
Daugh
West Fairview Honors Students At Local School
West Fairview celebrated top students with honors lists across grades. Notable honorees include Fern Benander Lloyd Hilbert Vera Benander Francis Kennedy Ulaence Hallmark Claude Hilbert and Richard Kennedy. teachers and families gathered for the recognition.
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Christie Ts
Petefish
Ira Kettering
Edith Hilbert
Bruce Gress
William Hilbert Nhichard Kennedy
Kansas City
Monay
West Fairview
Betty Bolton
Fern Benander
Lloyd Hilbert
Vera
Benander
Francis Kennedy
Ula Ence Hallmark
Claude Hilbert
Richard ‘Kennedy
Nancy Cummings
Melvin Peresis
Russell Wroodhward
Lawrence
Gan
Local notes from Belleview and area themes
Community updates from Belleview and nearby towns describe visits, illnesses and farm activity. People mention D Dissinger with influenza, Zeisler and Vitt families visiting Lawrence and Kansas City, wolf roundup efforts near Eudora, and influenza impacts on workers. An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for head colds.
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E. M. Guffey
Torman
Loring
Ray Zeigler
Warne Witt
John Vitt
Kaw
Valley
Charles Zeigier
Otto Mignot
Robert Shellack
Charlie Vitt
Frank Vitt
Otto Vitt
Lawrence
Fred Ffleger
Kansas City
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