KU Cagers Shift Focus To Other Fields After Title
Kansas University basketeers, fresh from their second straight title by beating Oklahoma, see members O Leary Page and others join the Kansas City Athletic Club to play against the Diamond Oilers in Tulsa. O Leary led scoring with 197 points in 18 games, while Johnson, Harrington, Page, Vanek, and Casini posted solid totals as the Jayhawkers anticipate next season with a strong nucleus and fresh talent.
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Baseball Briefs from Spring Training Across Clubs
Reports from multiple camps on March first include Chicago Cubs planning an inter-camp game with veterans against recruits, Gus Mancuso and others arriving late at St Louis camp, Eppa Rixey expressing relief at not having to face Andy High, and Washington Senators trading for Carl Reynolds to replace Sam Rice. Elmhurst updates note Chicago White Sox workouts remain stiff with Lyons given leeway. Oakland? Fort Myers notes Athletics eyeing rookies Oscar Roettger and Ed Coleman as first practice boosts. More Dempsey knockouts.
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Two Heavyweights Disposed off in Dayton Show
Dayton March 1 AP says the aging Dempsey resembled his prime as he knocked out Pat Sullivan in 1 minute 10 seconds and then stopped local heavyweight Jack Phillips in 1 minute 22 seconds before a record Dayton crowd. A. B. Bailey, Wash State coach, signed a new three year deal.
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Immortal tissue claims from heart fragment study
A fragment of a chicken heart in a culture by Dr. Mexis Carrel, Nobel prize winner, is said to be alive and growing in a test tube. The piece supposedly doubles in size every two days with proper food and care, suggesting perpetual lifelike potential of cultured tissue.
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Indians Report For Spring Football And Track at Haskell
Haskell Institute begins spring athletics with over fifty football hopefuls under Coach W H Dietz and a developing track squad led by John Levi. The season opens April 15 at Emporia in a triangular meet with Haskell Baker and Emporia Teachers.
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Big League Bowling Shorthand Clarifies Scoring
The guide explains that a spare in big league bowling yields ten pins plus the pins on the next first ball. A strike scores ten plus the pins in the next two balls.
Bowling Score Tales and How to Track a Game
By AL DeMarer the piece discusses the joy of keeping score in bowling and the common difficulty among occasional bowlers, especially women. It urges practice for accuracy and speed, explaining that a strike is ten pins on the next two balls and a spare is ten on the frame.
Pictorial notes on spare shooting in bowling game
In a cartoon the first frame shows a bowler knocking down nine pins in the second and third frames but leaving one pin on ice. The other bowler throws two strikes and then nine pins on his first ball in the third frame, missing a spare. Al Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on Spares by mail.
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All-Big Six stars eyed as Kansas lands title
Kansas capped the Big Six title and will claim a major share of all-star spots as AP selections loom. O'Leary and Beck head KU and Oklahoma on the first team with Johnson at center and Graalman and Page as guards. Second team features Harrington, Cooper, Skradski, Schaake, and Collings as Missouri and Kansas State ties shape the roster.
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Boxing results from New York and Atlantic City bouts
The AP reports Benny Leonard outpointed Billy McMahon in New York. Primo Carnera outpointed Pierre Charles in Paris. Jackie Fields stopped Jim Belmont in Graddock, Pennsylvania. Arthur De Kuh knocked out Leonard Dixon in Atlantic City.
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Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of clues across and down with numbers, including entries like Nocturnal animal, Wharves, East Indian weight, and German river, plus several long and short definitions and hints for the puzzle solution.
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Kansas Basebal l Players to Meet Allen Tonight
University of Kansas baseball candidates are called to meet at 7:20 this evening in room 306 Robinson Gymnasium. Dr. F C Allen, athletic director, will lead talks on shaping a curtailed spring program and the meeting will present plans for the upcoming season.
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Local Social News and Obituary Highlights
Mr and Mrs Donald Trusheim hosted relatives at the Walter Scott home Sunday. Miss Cleva Yekle is assisting Miss Grave Hays. Miss Elizabeth Pearson returned from Topeka after caring for a patient. Mrs Ida Van Tries and Walter Van Tries of Topeka joined Elgin Sutton of Meriden for Sunday dinner with the Van Tries family. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Veryl Sheppard and sons, Mr and Mrs Paul ONeil and family, and Mrs Cena Pearson visiting George Kyle and family. Fannie Chandler, born February 15, 1884 in Wellsville, died February 15 from cancer and complications. Funeral held at Wellsville M E church February 17 with Rev H T Vicour. At age four she suffered scarlet fever and later paralysis, yet she remained brave and accomplished much.
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Wellsville People Remember Miss Chandler and Migrants
Obituary notes Miss Chandler a Wellsville Estonian Methodist loyal member who leaves six sisters and a brother. The column itemizes numerous Wellsville families moving to nearby farms and homes, lists visitors and gatherings, and records local social life and health updates among residents such as neuritis and local gatherings and moves.
West Fairview Social Notes Mention Mrs Cummins Visit
Mr and Mrs Bruce McKee called Thursday to see Mrs Nancy Cummins. Mrs Carl Miller visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Benander. Mr and Mrs Tom Connole and Jamil entertained the following.
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Crowder School Honors Washington with Tree Dedication
Mrs. Howard Hicks led Crowder pupils in Washington Bicentennial activities including period pictures and a tree planting dedicated to the Father of His Country J M Crowder donated the tree. Community members attended as students recited and a dedication speech followed.
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Wilbur Sawyer
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Bethel Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Warren called on Mr and Mrs Ed Hadl Friday afternoon. Barl Sweet returns to school for two weeks ill. Residents and guests hosted and visited include the Shircks Crane Skinner James Conner Shafstah Harris Holmes and Cranes with Friday farm work and a banquet at Tomsonsville hosted by Worner's Community club on Monday evening.
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