Haskell Institute Five Tops Kansas City Junior College 26-16
In a fast paced game on the Haskell court the Han Haskell five defeated Kansas City Junior College 26 to 16. The Indians led early then held off KC with strong defense by guards and key plays from Parton and Jenkins. Referee Karl Sehlademen officiated as both teams traded blows in a high tempo contest.
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Han Haskell Institute
Kansas City
Junior College
Haskell
Cole
Ith
Has‘Keil
Aetenas
K. C
Parton
Juncollere
Allout
Crain
K. C. Cen Ter
Re’ Ger
Kansas City Five
Jenkins
Theisitors
Enkins
Karl Sehlademen
University of Kansas
Lawrence Preps Five Cage Games Next Week in Local Mount
Lawrence basketball fans will have a real treat as five cage games unfold next week at the Robin S gym. The University of Kansas and Lawrence High teams clash in events including Oklahoma on Monday, Nebraska on Thursday, Haskell versus Wesleyan on Wednesday, and Kansas City and Olathe games closing the slate.
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Lawrence
University of Kansand
Lawrence High
Hasag
Crimson and Blue
Oklahoma
Robins
Allenies
Kline
Unirsity of
Nebraska
Haskell Institute
S ‘Wesleyan
Salina
Fvanisas
Astrong
Andy McDonald
Lance High School
Couristers
Kansas City
Olathe
Lawrence High School to Face Horton in Liberty Gym Tonight
Lawrence High School meets Horton tonight at 7:30 in Liberty Gym. The two teams, described as evenly matched, aim for a victory after Horton reports strong practice. Coach McDonald has emphasized offense and defense as the local teams prepare for the night’s preliminary game.
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Lawrence High School
Horton Uiritet
Liberty Ial
Ord
Horton
McDonald
Valley Teams To Play Tonight In Border Rivalry
Eight of the nine Missouri Valley conference basketball peers are in action tonight led by the Kansas Nebraska tilt at Lincoln with Nebraska and Kansas clean slates and title hopes intact. Other duels include Drake vs. Nebraska, Grinnell vs. Kansas Aggies, and Oklahoma Sooners at Norman as Washington and Nebraska chase a share of second place. Missouri University does not play.
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Missouri Valley
Kansas- Nebraska
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Allenities
Kansas
Drake Bulldogs
Des Moines
Salem Crew
Norman
McDermott
Sooners
Pikers
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Missouri University
Washington
Tigers
Lawrence Juniors Edge Topeka In Tight Junior High Clash
Lawrence Junior high, led by Schaake and Clauser, battled Topeka Sumner Junior high in a close game, with Topeka pulling away late to win 11 to 6. Johnson starred for Topeka while Evans, Leavitt, and McCann contributed for Lawrence in a hard fought defeat.
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Lawrence Jr. High Quintet
Lawrence
Topeka Sumner
Topeka
Schaake
Clauser
Evans
Johnson
Grtf Schaake
I Cairns
F Sehneck
E Parry
McCann
Leavitt
Scott
Wheat and livestock swing in Chicago markets
Wheat opened lower amid discounting and hopes of heavy world shipments then rallied near previous levels as buyers returned. May and July prices moved within narrow ranges before settling mixed. Corn and oats firm on lighter margin requirements, while hogs softened pricewise in the provision market. Cattle show mixed week-to-week changes with earlier gains fading.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Weekly Livestock and Stock Market Report
Kansas City and Wall Street wrap up a week of volatile trading with mixed animal market results and a broad stock rally. Cattle top around 11.60 for yearlings, veals up to 12.00, fat steers 8.15 to 10.35, hogs 10.16 to 10.70, lambs 18.00 to 18.75. stocks rise with rails and oils hitting new highs, Mack Trucks retreat on denial of group-control rumors.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S.department of Agriculture
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Cattle
Wall Street
New York
Mack ‘Trucks
General, Motors
United Fruit
Tidewater
Worthington
Kansas City Hay
Hay
Kansas City Grain Prices and Hay Market Report
Kansas City cash grain prices show mixed moves with wheat softening by a couple of cents across grades and corn largely steady to slightly lower. The Kansas City hay market reports varied quotes for Timothy and alfalfa across quality grades, with car counts noted and prices in the 10s to 20s per unit.
Grain prices and market closes across Chicago and Kansas City
The report notes Chicago and Kansas City grain closes for wheat corn and oats with May July and Sept futures. It lists May prices around 1.70 for wheat and 1.35 for corn, plus slight shifts in oats and rye. Also updates Kansas City grain closes and dairy and poultry prices, including butter and eggs, with crude oil prices rising in Pittsburgh. The piece ends noting the first Baptist church in Vienna opening.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
First Baptist Church
Vienna
Lone Star hogs hauled for Murry Bond and local visitors
Lone Star, Mart Flory hauled a load of hogs for Murry Bond Thursday. Esther Sanders and Arthur Sanders and Merle McKinney spent from Thursday evening until Sunday evening with home folks. Rudolph Dietz and Linas were Lawrence visitors Friday. Murry Bond spent Saturday evening with Charlie Jones of Lawrence. Gladys Flory returned home Sunday after two weeks with Mrs. Alice Ulrich of Kansas City. Will Curtis was a Lawrence visitor Thursday. Lila Tuttle of Lawrence spent Saturday evening at Will Curtis home. Lone Star young peoples class had a taffy pull in the church basement Saturday evening with many members listed.
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Mart Flory
Murry Bond
Esther Sanders
Arthur Sanders
Merle McKinney
Roy Tuttle
Joe Burton
Quenemo
Rudolph Dietz
Linas
Lawrence
Charlie Jones
Gladys Flory
Alice Ulrich
Kansas
Will Curtis
Everett’ Boni
Esther Flory
Edna Fox
Alvi McKinney
Francis
Hogs Haul by Flory Family Ahead of TB Clinic
A list shows Athensin, Robert Flory, Alva Miller, Pearl Anderson, Lily Johnson, Donald Anderson, Mart Flory, Marion Sanders and Frank Flory hauling hogs for Austin Flory Friday afternoon. The tuberculosis clinic will be held Tuesday at city hall under Dr F L Loveland of Topeka. Kansas City reports January hay receipts totaling 3776 cars, largest since September 1921, amid severe December weather.
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Athensin
Robert Flory
Alva Miller
Pearl Anderson
Lily Johnson
Donald Anderson
Mart Flory
Marion Sanders
Austin Flory
Frank Flory
Ihoballad
Rai
F. L. Loveland
Topeka
Kansas City
Retarded Shipping Impacts Monthly Receipts
Unusually large receipts this month are attributed to delayed shipping issues. No further details on locations or entities are provided.
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HL S
Black Quintet
Merwin Graham
Hable
Av Fearing
Guare Kennedy
Ill Be
Jones
Popplewell
Foresman
Valley
Kansas-Nebraska
ELKS
Marrow
Berger
Eseeyak
Allen
Epley
Pearson
Kallio
Belwit
Kan
Gus Kalio
Charl
McMillan
Lost Springs
Alan Eustace
Jan
Ifourth
Treasury
U. Treasury
Indy
Nerth
Suh Street
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Arnold
Oxford
Wlillys-Overland
Fine Motor CA
Einsure
Overland
United States
7Th & V
Irvin Breithaupt
Buick
Buick Company
Buick 402
Dodge
Palmer Tire and Battery CO
Concord
Klein
Mass
ART Furniture Co
Carter Tire & Battery Co
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