Cage Race Shrinks Ahead of Missouri Oklahoma Showdown
The Bir Six race slows for midterms as top clash looms between undefeated Oklahoma and Missouri at Norman. Kansas Jayhawks host an exhibition against defending champions as Nebraska Lincoln hosts Iowa State in another pivotal game. Missouri drops a second loss to St Louis University while Nebraska and Kansas State push for fourth place.
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Emporia Court Quintets Stall No 1 Facing Key Week
Two undefeated Emporia Colleges, the Teachers and Gorillas, prepare crucial tests this week. Tonight in Emporia they meet to decide the central conference leadership while Washburn comes to Topeka for a Hornets showdown. The Gorillas also schedule an exhibition with Springfield Teachers and a conference clash with Southwestern at Pittsburg this weekend.
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Kansas
Emporia
Pittsburg
Em-poria
Gorillas
Hornets
Washburn
Springfield
Auintets
Southwestern
Skaters win North American speed skating titles
Four United States skaters swept the speed skating championships at Fotter Lake braving a northwest gale. Eddie Schroeder of Chicago claimed the senior men’s title, Buffalo’s Miracious won the women’s, Leo Freisinger of Chicago took the intermediate, and Richard Beard of Minneapolis earned the junior championship.
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North America
Fotter Lake
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Buffalo
Dorothy
Franco
Leo Freisinger
Richard Beard
Minneapolis
Riverside Amatuer-Pro Tour Crown Won By Tom Stevens
The Riverside amateur professional tournament crowned Tom Stevens of Glendale California as champion with a best card of 64 eight under par. Competing partners included Jack Gaines who aided the victory and a second place tie by Chet Beer and John Depaolo. Texarkana and Art O San Francisco noted among field participants.
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Agua Caliente
Tom Stevens
Glendale
Galif
Engalanid
Ama Teur
Jack Gaines
Wwere
Chet. Beer
John Depaolo
Thos’. Angeles
Byran Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Art
San Francisco
Kansas bowlers win in Oklahoma state tourney
In Independence Kansas bowlers dominated the Oklahoma state bowling tournament closing in Tulsa after a week. The Diamond Oilers led by Jones 702 won the five-man class title with 3 001 pins. Hyder Furniture won class B with 2 704 pins. Meryl Middaugh of Tulsa claimed events championship with 4 8 and 3 339 pins to win class A professional defeated the team. A crowd of 24 000 watched the game.
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Kansas
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Independence Laundry
Meryl
Middaugh
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Mrshall Carolin
Oklahoma City
Strange As It Seems Column Unlikely Hospital Encounters
Strange as it seems a sequence of odd notes appears with names and places. Leroy Campbell chief counsel of the Legal Aid Society is linked to clients who borrow money after their cases are sorted. Grace Cantrell Wilson Hamrich, Avondate North Carolina, all treated for appendicitis at Rutherfordton hospital in a shared room. Army regulation on foot troops crossing bridges is noted with a caution about the structure. Tomorrow the greatest strike in history.
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Neiuntary Defenders Committee
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Legal Aid Society
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Grace Cantrell
Grace Wilson
Grace Hamrich
Avondate
Rutherfordton, Wn,c
Strang
Tfe Hospital
Big Six Quistets Standings and Results
Exhibition week results show Kansas State 23 Oklahoma 30 and Kansas 20 State 22, Oklahoma 44 Nebraska 36 Missouri 26 St Louis 30. Upcoming games list Oklahoma at Kansas State Lincoln and Missouri at Norman with Kansas at Topeka.
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Lincoln
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St.Louis
Rosenbloom Faces Knight In 13 Round Title Test
Maxey Rosenbloom defends his world light heavyweight crown in a 13 round non title bout against Cairo Georgia sensation Knight in Miami on Thursday. The rugged champion, 29, carries a long career but remains a dangerous puncher when stakes rise. Also on the slate Mickey Walker meets Bob Godwin in West Palm Beach, Canzoneri faces Locatelli at Madison Square Garden, and Freddie Miller meets Frankie Covelli in a Broadway non title bout.
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Maxey Rosenbloom
Harlem Playbor
Miami
Young Knight
Cairo
Rosenbloom
Knight
Southland
Mickey. Walker
Bob Godwin
Georgia
West Palm Beach
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Madison Square Garden
Canzoneri
Locatelli
Broadwray Arena
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Tional Boxing Association
Frankie
Kid) Covelli
Action for Leaders in Missouri Valley A A U Basketball
Kansas City and Tulsa lead the Missouri Valley A A U race with Kansas City hosting Wichita Chieftains as Tulsa meets Chicago Speed Freights. The Stage Liners, after losses to Hutchinson, enter a three way fight for third with Chicago and Shoma City. Baseball holdouts Lopez and Hack Wilson again refuse terms for the Dodgers.
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Tulsa
Wichita Chieftains
Chicaro
Shoma' City
Chicaga Tonicht
Chieftains
Oilers
Hutchinson
Bansa
Wichit
Chicago
Oklahoma City
New York
Lopez
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Big Ten basketball sees few conference games this week
Jan 29 AP report notes only second tier conference matchups. Minnesota hosts Chicago at Minneapolis while Ohio State travels to Columbus. Iowa faces Drake in Des Moines. Wabash visits Indiana. Chicago sophomores meet Marquette at Milwaukee. Iowa hosts Bradley. Purdue tops Iowa and Northwestern, with Illinois and Indiana as remaining threats to leaders.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gophers
Ohio State
Columbus
Iowa
Drake
Des Moines
Wabash
Indiana
Bloomington
Marquette
Huskies
Bradley
Michigan
Northwestern
Wildcats
Purdue
Boilermakers
Towa
Illinois
Iona
Wisconsin
Hounds Rally in 3-0 Ice Hockey Win
St Louis Flyers rebound from a 3-0 loss to Kansas City by blanking Tulsa Oilers 1-0 to move into a second place tie with Oklahoma City, eight points behind the Greyhounds. Al Hughes nets a second period goal set up by Paddy Paddons pass. Upcoming games include St Louis at Oklahoma City, Tulsa at Kansas City, and Oklahoma City at St Louis.
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Greyhounds
al Hughes
Paddy Paddon
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St.olis
Bennie Owen Marks Thirtieth Year as Sooners Athletic Director
Bennie Owen will begin his 30th consecutive year leading the Oklahoma athletic program next fall. He arrived at Oklahoma from Bethany College in Lindsay, and his long tenure reflects his impact on Sooner sports.
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Oklahoma
Bethany
Venzke Recaptures Form With Boston Mile Victory
Gene Venzke returned to top form by winning the Prout Memorial mile at Boston, defeating Joe Mangan and Glen Dawson. Cunningham looms as a major rival for the Wanamaker mile as Venzke’s smooth stride and strong kick signal a showdown in Madison Square Garden. An official error marred the time but fielded a win by 30 yards, with Venzke aiming for a 4:15 pace on a tighter track.
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Gene Venzke
Glenn Cunningham
Slim
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Cunningham
Wanamaker
Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
Penn Star
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Glen Dawson
Talza
Frank Drewley
Manhattan
Boston Garden
New York Garden
Kansas
Boston
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
John
Wisconsin
Oxford
College Basketball Standings With Multiple Conference Games
Monday results show Pittsboro Tracers at Emporia Teachers in Farport with many interleague matchups including Conception at St Benedicts in Aid Ollawe, and Kansas City clashes. Tuesday to Saturday schedule features Kansas teams such as Friends at Newton and University of Kansas hosting Washburn at Topeka, with Haskell and Baker on various courts.
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Emporia
Farport
Conception
St.Benedict’s
Aid Ollawe Borkhurst
Kansas City
St. John’s
Friends
Wicalt
McPherson
Bethel
Newton
Weenesday
Baker Ad Baldwin
Wesleyan
Bethany
Lindshors
Washburn
Topeka
Friends Bethel
Pittsburs
Springfield
Srakar
St. Benedict's
Rockhurst
Haskell
Lawrence
Southwestern Wittsburg Ten
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Hays
Sterling
University of Kansas
Topeke
Baker
Baldwina
WILL RETURN TO DRILLS Towa State Camerato Start Practice Again
Ames Iowa January 29 Members of the Iowa State basketball squad have deserted the court since the game with Kansas Wednesday They will return to the floor for short drills every other day next week in preparation for the Oklahoma game here February 10 The team will open its southern invasion with Kansas at Lawrence February 16 The Cyclones will meet Rockhurst College at Kansas City February 17 and Missouri at Columbia February 19 Coach Louis Menze starts along Cyclone reserves in hopes of finding scoring power before the next game
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Kansas City
Missouri
Columbia
Louis Menze
Stolen 1980 Chevrolet Roadster Found Abandoned
A 1980 Chevrolet roadster belonging to Grant Smith of 836 Indiana Street was reported stolen last night in DeSoto. The car was later found abandoned near DeSoto and returned to the owner. Cecil Leis of Lawrence joins 67 new Fort Hays State College spring enrollees as a freshman.
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DeSoto
Plane crash on Fortaleza beach osa transatlantic mail plane wreck
Italian transatlantic mail plane crashed on a beach two miles south of Fortaleza Brazil. A Pan American Airways flight reported three of four Italian fliers escaped death. Rescue parties organized by Pan American Airways were dispatched by motor launch and on foot after the sighting. The wreck occurred about 7 a.m. as the aircraft, en route from Dakar to Buenos Aires, drifted off course forty miles offshore.
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Convention City spoof and cast shine in Honeywell show
Atlantic City stage review lauds a Technicolor comedy Girl Crazy and a cartoon as part of a double feature. Strong performances by Mary Astor Patricist Ellis Ruth Donnelly Sheila Terry and Joan Blondell boost the ribald satire of Honeywell rubber firm antics. Ralph Hallenberg takes over a local filling station nearby.
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Atlantic City
Honeywell Rubber ‘Company
Adolph
Honeywell
Berkles Land
Quy Kibbee
Frank McHugh
Honeywell Rubber Company
Mary Astor
Sig
Hugh Herbert
Ellis
Ruth Donnelly
Sheila Terry
Clark Gabir
Kiddiss
Dtortary
Daladier To Head New French Cabinet In Probe Fight
Paris January 29 AP Edouard Daladier former premier assigned to head the French government to form a public safety cabinet. He would consolidate war navy and air ministries into a national defense ministry and seek to oust Teul-Boncour as he faces financial scandal fallout and public distrust after the Bayonne bank fiasco.
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Edouard Daladier
LeBron
Daladie Ey
Hinself
Joseph Teul-Boncour
Germany
Navy
Air
Camille Chautemps
France
Bayonna
Scandel
Daladier
Chautemps
LeBrun
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Silent War Minister Daladier Promotes Strong Defenses
Admirers call him a strong silent figure who inspired confidence among conservatives as minister of war. He advocates frontier fortifications and extending France s iron ring along the Belgian border. Daladier frequently pleads for more funds to strengthen defenses.
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Belgian
Daladier
Officer Shot in Atchison Filling Station Robbery
Patrolman Ed Russell was shot and seriously wounded by an unidentified robber who fled after exchanging several shots with Russell and Patrolman Ira Monroe at a filling station. No loot was obtained and the intruder escaped.
Police shootout at station window ends with one wounded
Russell was struck by a bullet in the hip and abdomen when a man fired four shots at officers entering the station through a jimmied window. Monroe was uninjured. No arrests reported. Both officers longtime in the force. Wynekoop murder trial reset for February 6 as she remains too weak from a heart attack to appear in court.
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Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Criminal
Philip J. Finnegan
Rheta
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