Cunningham to Open Indoor Track Campaign in New York
Jayhawk captain Glenn Cunningham leaves Lawrence tonight with H W Hargiss to compete in the Millrose Games and Wanamaker Mile field. Coach Hargiss notes limited entries to fit indoor tracks and plans Cunningham for Boston ACC and Baxter Mile while eyeing records but emphasizing winning footraces.
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Glenn Cunningham
Jayhawk
James E. Sullivan
H.W. Hargiss
Lawrence
Santa Fe
New York
Mill Rose
Elkhart Express
Frank Crowley
Manhattan College
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Hargiss
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Boston
Interchurch League Contests Thursday Night
The article notes four city wins on Thursday night including a 4 0 hockey victory by the oma City Warriors over the Flyers to claim second place in the American Hockey Association race and mentions a tie with St Louis Jan 31.
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St. Louis
Oma
City Warriors
American Hockey Association
Flyers
Strange: As It Seems by John Hix
An old column recalls Moulai Ismail of Morocco famed for brutal slave handling and the bridge of bodies used to cross a river. It then shifts to modern airplane production, noting cow parts provide materials from casein to glue, felt, hides, gut netting, and chair seating, with a tongue in cheek nod to a beef sandwich.
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John Hix
Stone
Aiimnad Mnewlese
Eudora Cagers Win Narrow Bonner Springs Victory
Eudora high beat Bonner Springs 33 to 22 in a KV league basketball game. Papenhausen led with 13 points, Barnwell had 10 for Bonner Springs, and Eudora built a 23 to 7 third quarter lead to seal the win. Ott scored 11 in the second game as Eudora also defeated Bonner Springs 18 to 13. Nearby games saw Washington high top DeSoto 17 to 14 and Turner rally to beat Linwood 17 to 12. In Colorado Fort Collins five Colorado players were injured in a car crash after returning from Laramie. Don Kennedy suffered a probable skull fracture, others injured were Henry Kirkpatrick Henry Brown Milo Nelson and Jerry Scofield. Coach Henry Iba aided the injured squad as they were treated and released from a local hospital.
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Eudora High
Kaw Valley” League
Bonner Springs
Eudora
Papenhausen
Barnwell
Bonner
Gerstenberger
From
Borner Springs
Ott
Laramie
Wyo
Henry Iba
Iba
Kennedy
Big Six Quintets Standings and Weekly Schedule
The Big Six standings list involve Nebraska Kansas State Missouri Oklahoma and others. This week features exhibition games and a packed schedule with Kansas State at Lincoln Kansas against Washburn at Topeka and Missouri facing Oklahoma at Norman. Multiple school matchups are set across Tuesday through Saturday including Baker versus C of E and Bethany versus Rockhurst.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Kansas
Washurn
Topeka
Norman
Baker
Baldwin
Wesleyan
Bethany
Lindsburg
Emporia
Rashburn
Friends
Bethel
Newton
Pittsburg
Springfield
St Benedict's
Rockhurst
Kansas City
McPherson
Three Emporia Quintets Lead Kansas Basketball Circuits
Emporia holds the top spots in three separate leagues. Emporia Teachers lead the Central conference with three straight wins, College of Emporia heads the Kansas conference with two victories, and Emporia high school sits undefeated in the Eastern Kansas High School conference with four straight wins. The Teachers College is the state’s only undefeated college team across all games.
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Kansas
Emporia Teachers
College of Emporia
Emporia High School
Teachers College
College Basketball Results From Various Matches
Washington beats Lee 7 unit Duk 26 Yale 34 Iowa 39 Drake 18 Missouri Missouri 52 New Mexico Military Institute 26 Colorado 17 Wyoming 33 Denver 17 Colorado Teachers 21 Nevada 32 San Francisco 18 Stanford 24 Williams 31 Princeton 12 Pomona 18 Rantoul 12 Williamsburg 20 Appanoose 24
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Williamsburg
Princeton
Appanoose
Pomona
Miller Favored To Beat Covelli In Non Title Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, national featherweight champion, is heavy favorite to defeat Frankie Covelli of New York in a ten round non title match at the Broadway arena. Bat Battalino of Hartford meets Joe Barra of New York in another ten round bout on the same card.
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New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Association
Frankie
Kid) Covelli
Broadways Arena
Christopher
Bat
Sooner Star Leads Kansas In Big Six Scoring Race
Erryl Bross of Oklahoma tops the Big Six scoring chart after nine field goals and a free throw in three conference games, posting an 11.5 point per game average. Missouri’s Norman Wagner previously led with 11.4, while Kansas’ Wegner and other standouts follow. free throw leader Wegner has 17 in five games.
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Kansas
City
Nebraska
Erryl Bross
University of Oklahoma
Bross
Norman Wagner
Missouri
Johnny Cooper
Ted O'Leary
Ant Ray Ebling
Percy Main
Oklahoma
Wegner
Towa
State
Rame
F Brose
Okla
Ebling
Kan
Main
Ita Wegner
J. Coop Lumney
Browning
Graham
Ohio State coach Sam Willaman resigns today
Sam Willaman, head football coach at Ohio State University for five years, tendered his resignation to Clarence Laylin, chairman of the board of athletic control. No future plans were announced. it is believed he has signed with West Reserve City of Cleveland. Wy St. John, OSU athletic director, had no comment on a successor.
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Columbus
Willaman
Ohio State University
Clarence Laylin
Board of Athletic Control
Althoit
West- SA Witlanan
Ity
Cleveland
St.John
Ohio State
Barney Ross to Fight Pete Nebo in Kansas City
Lightweight champion Barney Ross will travel to Kansas City to face Pete Nebo on February 7. He will be accompanied by managers Sam Pian and Art Winch.
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Rosa
Pete Nebo
Chicago
Barney Ross
Kansas City
Key West
Fra
Sam Pian
Art Winch
Londos and Savoldi Clash In Chicago Stadium Rematch
Jim Londos and Joe Savoldi meet in Chicago tonight to settle a feud from ten months earlier. Savoldi won a fall and the 26 minute 26 second bout, prompting a protest by Londos' team over the referee. The state athletic commission did not recognize the prior contest as a championship, leaving Londos a de facto champion.
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Chicago
Jim Londos
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Savoldi
Illinois. State .Athletic ‘Commission
James
Londos
TS Tonicht
Gladiator
Willamann Joins Adelbert College as Acting PE Professor
Sam Willamann, who resigned as Ohio State coach, is approved as acting professor of physical education at Adelbert College of Western Reserve University and director of intercollegiate football. He succeeds Keady, who was not offered a new contract. Ellsworth Vines defeats William Tilden in Pasadena tennis match 6-2 4-6 7-5. A Gold Cup motorboat race ribbon event will return to Lake George next summer after 20 years away.
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Western Reserve Cleveland
Sam Willamannj
Ohio State University
Adelbert ‘College
Western Reserve University
C. M. Fin— Frock
Western Reserve
Willamann
Coac
Keady
Lake George
Baker Wildcats Prepare For Two Big Week Games
Baldwin Jan 31 Baker University Wildcats hold two daily practices before mid semester break to sharpen for tests with College of Emporia Wednesday night and Haskell Indians Saturday. Coach Liston aims a strong freshmen surge to challenge Emporia as the Baker–Haskell battles are always tight.
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Baldwin
Baker University Wildcats
College of Emporia
Haskell Indians
C. of E. Collegians
Kansas
Liston
Emporians
Haskell- Baker
Saded Ras
No Battle of the Maxes Proposal Fades in New York
Promoter Lou Daro had opened talks for a Baer versus Schmeling bout in Los Angeles in March, with Schmeling said to have accepted terms. Joe Jacobs, Schmeling’s manager, said Schmeling would depart for Europe after his Philadelphia bout to face Yeuling Uzcudun in Barcelona on February 13. Jacobs also claimed terms were set for Schmeling to fight Pauline, with a reported 275,000 pesetas, about $400,000, in winnings.
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New York
Baer
Schmeling
Lou Daro
California
Baer-Schmeling
Los Angeles
Joe Jacobs
Ger- L.1
Schmelin
Mile Races Lead Eastern Indoor Track Shows Feature
Eastern indoor track season centers on mile races with Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke set to clash. Venzke aims to threaten indoor mile mark while Cunningham seeks fast 4:04 or 4:06 under favorable conditions. Other stars include Glen Dawson Joe Mangan and anticipated rematches in Wanamaker and Baxter miles.
Speed Rivalry Draws Top Mile Runners to New York Meet
The anticipated New York Athletic Club mile features Princeton’s Bill Bonthron Kansas’ Glenn Cunningham and Pennsylvania’s Gene Venzke. They have never raced together but may ignite a high speed clash in mid February with a possible dark horse like Mangar or Dawson joining. Coach Robertson doubts a guaranteed record despite ideal summer conditions.
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Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Gené_Venzke
Pennsylvania
New York
Joe Mangar
Glen Dawson
Paavo
Lawson Robertson
Pennvania
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Jules Laloumegue
France
Jack Lovelock
England
Cunningham
Robertson
Auburn's New Coach and Track Carnival Preview
Auburn unveils Hargiss as coach as Jayhawkers enter the conference midwinter track carnival with a strong lineup. Notables include Glenn Cunningham Clyde Coffman Ed Hall Gordon Gray and Elwyn Dees. Louisiana drains marshes for farming use.
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Sity
H. W. Hargiss
Jay
Hawkers
Daykers
Glenn’ Cunningham
Clyde
Coff
Ed Hall
Gordon Gray
Elwyn’ Dees
Cunningham Predicted to Break Mile Record Says Robert Son
Robert Son believes Cunningham will run a record breaking mile if ever a 4.06 mile race is held, noting Cunningham's maturity, speed, and strength.
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Cunningham
Robert+ son
Liners Cinch a Tie For A A A Cage Title
Kansas City stage Liners clinch at least a tie for the Missouri Valley A A A basketball title with a 24 point win over the Wichita Chieftains. Paul Burks paced the Liners while Goff led Wichita with scoring through heavy defense, and a final victory over China would seal the title barring a Tulsa surge.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley A. A
China
Tulsa
Oilers
Jayhawkers to Compete In Conference Indoor Meet
A. UL will be represented by 87 entries in the annual Biz Six indoor track meet to be held at Brewer Field House, University.
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A. UL
Biz
Brewer Field
House
Univer
Willow Springs Farm January meeting at Jewett-Reid home
The Willow Springs Farm group met Friday January 26 at the Jewett Reid home in DeSota with Mrs Reed hosting and Mrs Stark assisting. About all but three members attended, a New Year roll call held, a covered dish luncheon served, and past president Pansy Penner honored for her birthday. Minutes read, funds discussed, 5 cent per member monthly assessment levied, stunts and a contest won by Mrs Gordon, upholstering lesson led by Mrs Reed and Mrs Hunter, February meeting set with Mrs W H Dent and Mrs Erle Hunter as assistants. New members Mrs Petty and Mrs Henson joined. several guests attended. Sunday birthday dinner for Mr Penner at L R Penner home. Milton Quaintance working in Olathe treasurer office. Musser and Mrs Don Musser attended Mrs Margaret Cran funeral in Kansas City. Mrs Harver Couch injured with three broken ribs. Mrs Harry Smith visited B W Sonntay home. new secretarial training class starts Feb 5.
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Springs
Ureau
Jewett-Reid
DeSota
Reed
Mac “Stark
Tobler
Pansy Penner
Maggie Freeman
Seaton
Petty
Henson
L. Re
Milton
Court House
Olathe
Musser
Don Musser
Margaret Cran
Lone
Kansas City
Harver Couch
Harry - Smith
B. W.sonntay
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