Haskell Indians fall to Kansas City Life in late rally
Kansas City Life defeated the Haskell Indians 29 to 27 in La rence. Substitutes Smaha and Winnie sparked a late Life rally after trailing 16 to 11 at halftime, with Smaha scoring key baskets and Winnie delivering long range shooting. Louis Weller was sidelined by a sprained ankle, while Melvin Winnie and Wilson complemented the effort to keep the game close.
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Haskell Indians
Haskell
Loral
Redskins
Life
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University of Nebraska
Smaha
Braves
Les Warren
Husker
Air Valley
Vist
Jock
Winnie
Ilaskell Torwaist
Redmen
Neakrly
Widbo Smaha
India
Kansas City Boys
Renfro
Ste
Charles
Wilson
Balavers
Louis Weller
Tadian
Veek
Weller
Melvin Winnie
Penn Sets New Sports Participation Rules
Philadelphia Jan 30 AP The University of Pennsylvania announced a new policy limiting undergraduates in sports Freshmen may play in only one sport and upperclassmen in two unless approved by directors or the board The rule takes effect February 11 and aims to prevent academic strain and overwork while allowing exceptions for class work and physical load balanced by coaching staff approval
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Coaches Association
Penn
Lawrence High Coach Griffs Cage Team Scrimmage Prep
Lawrence High School coach Melvin Griffin led the Red and Black squad in a scrimmage with Jenny Wren lenders yesterday in the gym as they prepare for a Kansas City match with Rosedale Saturday. Captain Elmer Schaake starred with Stands Spark, Bernitz, Harris and Riesen in the first five, as Griffin aims to boost standings in the Northeast Kansas league where Topeka and Ottawa lead.
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Lawrence ‘High School
Jenny Wren
Lawrence High School
Rosedale
Kansas City
Kan
Elmer Schaake
Riesen
Spark
Bernitz
Harris
Jenny
Jenny Wrencagers
Griffin
Lawrence Crew
Topeka
Ottawa
Lawrence
Jandotte
Wyandotte
J. Logsdon
Vinland
Vinland Rural High School
Dempsey Set for September Return in Garden Plan
New York January 30 AP The signing of Paulina Uzcudun for February 22 at Madison Square Garden kicks off six heavyweight elimination bouts planned for the year The centerpiece envisions Jack Dempsey returning in September in his old gladiator role The plan outlines February 22 Paulina versus Christner and March 1 Schmeling Riske with subsequent eliminations leading to a Miami Beach survivor facing the winner of Sharkey Stribling and a final September bout at New York parks”
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New York
Paulina Uzcudun
Christner
Madison Square: Garden
Jack Dempsey
Gladiator
Garden
John
Hammond
Paulinner
Whiner
Tom Heaney
Max Schmeling
Johnny Riske
Survivor
Weeney
Paulino
Jack Sharkey-Young
Miami Beach
Jack x
Newall Parks
Press notes on Terre competition with K. C. G. AC
In terse copy from the era, Terre plans to compete with K. C. G. AC. The fragment hints at a local athletics or track event, naming Terre and a rival college team, with no dates or results readable.
Byron Sarvis Seeks Special Mile in Indoor Meet
Byron Sarvis former Kan Sas distance runner and 1927 cross country captain to enter the Kansas City Athletic Club annual indoor meet at Convention Hall on February 9. He has finished collegiate racing and is now enrolled in the University law school.
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Byron Sarvis
Kan Sas
Kansas
Convention Hall
Sarvis
Law School
the University
Lawrence Junior High to Meet Northwest Junior High
Lawrence Junior high school quintet faces Northwest Junior high of Kansas City Kansas tomorrow afternoon. Principal MF Hyde announced the game. Coach L R Perry’s team lost a close 17 to 6 contest to Ottawa Junior high here Friday.
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Northwest
Kansas City
Kan
Mf.hyde
L.R. Perry
Ottawa
Hornsby Has Chance to Tie Wagner's Record
Hornsby pursues a historic milestone as the standout star eyes matching Wagner's long standing mark. The race reflects strong performance by the athlete and signals a notable moment for the team at the upcoming meet.
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Hornsby
Wagner
Record of Batting Titles Echoes Wagner Legend
By Al Demar a former NY Giants pitcher Rogers Mordski eyes a shot at tying Hans Wagner with eight NL batting titles. The Rajah has led seven times, six in a row, with a batting crown this season threatening to match the Flying Dutchman's feat. Wagner's salary era compares unfavorably to Hornsby and Mordski as talks of big paydays rise.
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New York Giants
Rogers Mordski
Hans Wagner
Rajah
Hornsby
Wagner
Rogers
Barney Dreyfus
New Indian coach Dietz greets Haskell crowd at game
Lone Star Dietz, named new Haskell College football coach, appeared at the basketball game with the Indians and Kansas City Life. Superintendent C. M. Blair introduced him as the team’s new grid mentor. Dietz praised past Haskell coaches and noted he would assume duties soon.
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Dietz
Haskell
Kansas City
Lone Star Dietz
C. M. Blair
Footall
Blair
Carlisle
Dick Hanley
Washington State College
Hasel Gym
K. U
High School Basketball Results Feature Oread Rally
The Oread Training high school team beat Lawrence high school Ag club by 26 to 10 17 in a Lawrence gymnasium game last night. Coach Melvin Griffin of Lawrence officiated.
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Oread Hicks
Oread Training
Lawrence High School
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence
Arabistan Tribesmen May Choose Headgear
In a raging conflict over dress, Ayabistan tribesmen may choose turbans and tribal robes rather than European hats. Shah Reza Khan cancels compulsory hats, seeks peace with a declaration allowing folk to wear pither hats and urban headgear. President Farrell ill.
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Darby
Amanmullah
Ayabistan
Faradshallah Khan
Shah
Reza Khan
Farrell
Kansas grain kings named for Farm and Home Week banquet
Kansas wheat and corn kings will be crowned February 9 at the Farm and Home Week banquet at Kansas State Agricultural College. Winners will be announced during four days of programs featuring poultry dairy production livestock and crops. Cash prizes and trophies are provided by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce agricultural commission.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
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Ue Economics Department
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Agricultural Commission of the
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Last Class Tonight at Lawrence Leadership Training School
The Lawrence Leadership Training School meets tonight at 7 30 at First Christian Church to close the January program. Paul B Lawson assistant dean at the University will speak at 8 o clock. About forty five students have taken part. twenty five to thirty credits are planned. Lecturers include Dr Te F Watts Mrs Mare Liscomb Mr Albert Wilz Str J E Ryerson Rev GC A Richard and Mrs C A Brack.
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Paul B. Lawson
Te F. Watts
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Albert Wil
J. E. Rynerson
Rov
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C. A. Brack
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Kansas Agriculture College head ill after ptomaine attack
D Farrell president of Kansas Agricultural College was taken from a train in Galesburg exposed to ptomaine poisoning. He rests today and hopes to return to Manhattan this afternoon. Engagements in Chicago and New York were cancelled as he recovers. Frank Swope, an oil well driller, released after paying battery cost and court costs in Lawrence related to a rented battery not returned from Morehead Kansas.
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Fritz Tire Company
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Bank of England
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Jewell
Montgother
Ward
Burroughs
Warner Strothe
Laggett & Myers
Seaboard
Wheat and stock markets mixed in late January trading
Market notes from Jan show improved export demand for North American wheat and a cautious tone in futures. Reports cite large carriers selling out oats and corn values fluctuating, with Kansas City and Chicago markets posting varied livestock and grain results amid icy conditions and uneven receipts.
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Washington Weekly
Kansas
Liverpool
Kansas Points
Omaha
St. Louis
Netiee
Hutchinson
Kan
West interior secretary nomination dispatch called incorrect
Washington reports that a dispatch alleging the senate roll call on Roy O West’s nomination as interior secretary was dismissed as notoriously and scandalously incorrect by Senator Ashurst of Arizona. Senator Dik of Washington had flagged the Louisville Times article, and Senator George of Georgia noted misrepresentation.
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Dispatch
United Press
Senate
Roy O. West
Interior
Ashurst
Arizona
Dik
Louisville Times
George
Georgia
Wheat stands the cold. warm weather brings growth
The United States Weather Bureau reports Kansas winter wheat survived January frosts with no serious damage. While frozen to the ground in the western half and northeastern counties, and some eastern counties reporting heavy damage, the plant remains capable of waking seed growth when warmer weather arrives.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Brinkman
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