Jayhawks hard pressed as Cyclones end Big Six race
Ames Iowa March 1 1931 The Kansas Jayhawks slumped to fifth in the Big Six after a 44 33 defeat at Iowa State ending their season with a 3 8 mark while Iowa State clinched at least a tie for third Kansas must beat Oklahoma and Missouri next week to avoid last place Crelomen Tay Wehde led ISU with 11 points and the Cyclones opened strong extending a 33 17 first half edge The Lawrence junior high quintet fell to Ottawa 33 28 in a separate game
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Comparative
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Oklahoma Sooners
Missouri
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Louis Menge
Shata
Iowans
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Chariona
Oklahoma
A. Schnellbacher
Lyang and
Clark
Ottawa
Otawa
Mustangs
Community Mose Vyeney
Powell Leads Wagh Bus In High Scoring Tilt
Powell was high for Wagh bus with iss. Marek led Coffeyville High in a Southeastern Kansas league clash securing the title as Gelder Tornado edged Independence in a tight finish with a late rally.
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Coffyvills Kan
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Fayvil
Crows
Rulldoges Ceuth
Gelder Tornado
Penn State star heads to California to enroll at San Francisco
Reports from Pennsylvania coal regions say Johnny Chuck, Penn State football captain as a 1944 freshman, will enroll at San Francisco California. Also noted are Jim Wugrin, Warren Wright’s alumet stable earnings, and various college sports anecdotes and era references.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Pennsylvania
Johnny Chuckran
Penn State
San Francisco CA
Ed McKeever
Jim Wugrin
Tennessee
Warren Wright
Alumet
Hialeah
Oklahoma UI
Preamonts Downs
Fordham
Huskers Favored To Win Big Six Indoor Meet
The Conversity of Nebraska Cornbushi ers are favored to win the Big Six indoor track title in Kansas City. Missouri, hurt by illness to several core athletes, is a strong contender. Nebraska coachs and rival coaches from Iowa State Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri project Nebraska as likely champions with prelims set and conference meetings ongoing.
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Che Eoaghes
Missouri Tigers
George Kretnall
Iowa State
Ayrlones
Missouri
Bretnall
Kansas
John Saends
Oklahoma
Ward Haslet
Kansas State
Ray Kanehl
Kansas University
Tom Botts
Bill Chronister
Bil Blackwell
Dick Schuster
Botts
Ed Quirk
Tigers
Nebraskans
Fd Weiringista
Ermoon
Secrety
Sam Shirkey
Shirkey
NCA
Coltece
Ene
Ae Noel Ant Jm
Ted Cep
Mone Peters
Wins in 10th Round
New York reports Gus Lesnevich retains the light heavyweight title by stopping Billy Fox in the 10th round before 18 518 at Madison Square Garden. Fox briefly rocked Lesnevich in rounds three and four, but Lesnevich recovered and delivered the decisive knockout with a hard right.
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Gus
Billy Fox
SRO
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Billy
Fox
Althn Billy
Johnny Byrne
Emporia State Quintet Unbeaten in Conference
Emporia State College closed a flawless Central Conference basketball season with a 64 to 54 win over Ft. Hays State. The Hornets ran their conference streak to ten straight despite poor first-half shooting, scoring 49 in the second period. Litchfield led Emporia with 19 points while John Samuelson paced Ft. Hays with 12 points.
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Ft. Hays State College
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Litchfield
John Samuelson
Hays
Southwest Conference race ends as Texas nears NCAA bid
Texas edged Arkansas 49 to 44 to claim the conference title and the selection committee meets in Austin to pick the Southwestern representative for the NCAA tournament. Arizona and Texas A and M loom as potential challengers as the regional field is debated amid ongoing conference play and district high school semifinal results across Kansas and nearby states.
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Austin
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Arizona
Texas
Lions Play Tonight In Regional Basketball Clash
The Lions face Leavenworth and Mission in a central conference card aiming for the league title. Washburn edged Southwestern by a margin at halftime as Southwestern rallied late. Washburn leads to a victory in a Central conference game.
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Southwesterns
Keele Elected President At State Maternal Association
The article notes Keele being elected president of the State Maternal Association. It references a Washington Silvetore trade and mentions Rich Ferrel, role details unclear, with scattered sports and golf references. The prose is fragmented, blending multiple sports and civic notes without clear events.
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Aero Rated Press
Tonite
Testo
State
Washington Silvetore
Eace
Harry Cooper
Asket
Mayett
St Tereceburg
Terton Sabra
American Soldiers Enjoy German Music in Munich
Occupation troops in Munich gather at Schobeer cellar and Burgerbrauendeer listening to German programs like Cee sad Classics. Red Cross recreation teams bring Bavarian performers from the State Operetta and Munich State Opera Philharmonic to entertain GIs who hear music rarely heard at home. In the Orient districts a dyer keeps his own color formulas as part of local craft.
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Munich
Bavarian State Operetta
Munich State Opera Philharmonic
Orient
Public Sale of Cattle and Household Goods Near Lawrence Kansas
A public sale by Mr. Thomas and Son near Lawrence Kansas includes Holstein and Guernsey cows with milking potential, Jerseys and a Holstein bull. Also offered are a meat milking machine set, 80 tons of canned goods, lumber, gates, barrels, tools, and various farm and household items. Proceeds benefit Baldwin State Bank.
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Wallanile
Tomiie
Lawrence
Kansas
Univeresie
Sears
Guernseys
Jerseya
Sey Benn
Tane
Aomne
Bolte
Lexira
Klein Metal Ehurn
A_Burell, owne Hr
Thomar and Son
Andtonerra
Haldwin State Bank
Srinite
Amiles
Kent
Lleiztein
Werner
Frestier
Trarter
John Deere
Corpeker
Astor Chevrolet
Great Western Spa
Adame Q. D. Thomas
Howard Longanecker
Local Business Guide with Auctions and Services Listing
A mixed ad page outlines George Crise Auctioneer services with phone listings, Thomas Auctioneer, and a variety of trades. It promotes floor finishing, window screens, saw sharpening, harness repair, cabinet making, key cutting, and landscape design with multiple local phone numbers and addresses. The cluttered copy emphasizes product claims and service offers across several merchants.
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George M. Fish
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Red) Trautman
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