Lawrence High Ends Regular Season With Rosedale Clash
Lawrence high meets Rosedale in the final regular season game in the Northeast Kansas League race. The 7:30 p.m. tipoff at the high school gym pits two closely ranked teams as Lawrence seeks a season-ending win and district tourney entry.
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Lawrence High
Rosedale
Kansas
Forrest
Frosty” Cox
K. U
Lawrence
Joe Ulm
Conner
Haugh
Hermuth
Ksaete Ulm
Cummings
Dover
Ulm
Hormuth
Lohman
Treland
Pierce
Jim
Bethany Five Clinch Title With Narrow Win Over Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas Wesleyan narrowly trailed Bethany in the final period before the Swedes pulled away to win 27 to 24. Bethany, led by H Larson with 12 points, secured the conference crown despite Carl Larson missing due to injury. Ottawa defeated Emporia 55 to 26 in the same action.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Coyotes
Carl Larson
H- Larson
Larson
Ottawa University
College of Empe
Associated Press
Creighton
Grinnell
Arkansas
Texas
College of Exports
Kansas Jayhawkers join KC A C tourney lineup
Lawrence fans focus on the National A A U basketball tournament starting next Monday in Convention Hall Kansas City Missouri as Ted O Leary and Lee Page from Kansas join the KC A C squad. O Leary scored and Page made two free throws while coach Mason expects strong play. other KC A C players include Thomson Renfro Hewitt Skradski Weaver Baker and Boswell. Also notes wrestling results and a college ping pong decision at Iowa State.
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Lawrence
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Ted O'Leary
Lee Page
K. U
O'Leary
Page
Oklahoma City Hopps
Oklahoma City
Pat Mason
Blue Diamonds
Kansas Stars
Jayhawkers
Mason
Rub
Thomson
Earl Renfro
Harold Hewitt
Ed Skradski
Buck Weaver
Wendell Baker
Boswell
Mullins Introduced as St Benedicts Coach in Saint Maryville Event
Atchison Kan March Larry Mullins now St Benedicts college coach and athletic director will be introduced to the crowd at the St Benedicts Maryville Teachers Fame night. Missouri teachers have won nineteen consecutive games this season and are rated the best college team in the section. The Rav ens have nine wins in eleven starts and boast one of the school’s best teams. The game features Jim Halpin versus Jack McCracken in the center and high scorer roles. Father Richard Burns will preside at the introduction and host the dinner before the game. President Vel W Lamkin of Maryville college will attend the evening.
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Atchison, Kan
Larry Mullins
St. Benedict's
St. Benedict
Ravens
Jim Halpin
Jack McCracken
Bearcat
Richard Burns
St Benedict's
Vel W. Lamkin
Maryville College
Strange as It Seems by John Hix
John Hix discusses Babe Ruth's rare blend of pitching and hitting with notes on his 1915 season in the American League. Ruth led the league in batting average that year and later shifted to the outfield, while a tally of other career records and feats is mentioned alongside Isaac Castle’s navy enlistment note.
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Babe Ruth
Eveston
Ruth
Babe
York Yankees
Kaba
Jreatesk Om
Halle Oa
Isaac
Castle
Navy
John Hix
Topeka Team Defeats Lawrence 3–0 in Burlingame
The Topeka roller hockey team beat Lawrence 3 to 0 in a hard fought game at Burlingame last night. It was Lawrence's second defeat this season. Cameron and Bartz of Lawrence and several Topeka players were knocked out temporarily but remained in the contest. Lawrence plans to play Kansas City soon.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Burlingame
Cameron and
Bartz
Kansas City
Malone KOed by Meiers in Kansas City bout
E. F. BR. Luther Larruping Lou Malone met a tough test when Kansas City junior lightweight Dick Meiers pressured him into a stoppage by referee Walter Bator in the second round at the International Arena. Meiers dominated with a relentless attack causing Malone to be exhausted and halted.
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Luther
Lou” Malone
Dick Meiers
Kansas City
International Areaa
Meiers
Lawrence Boy
Walter Bator
Local Bout Results From Indiana Meet Shifts in Rounds
AP report details several boxing matches with outpoints and controversial calls. Names include Nick Ellenwood of Fort Wayne and Kenny Austin from Omaha along with Sammy Santos of Manila, highlighting a chaotic card from a San Francisco event.
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Associated Press
Muncie
India
Barney Rass
Chica
Nick Ellenwood
Fort Wayne
Ind
San Francisco
Andyr
Kenny Austin
Oma
Seattle
Wash
Calo
Francisce
Sammy Santos
Manila
University of Oklahoma Club seeks Lindsey ouster
Alumni organizers demand resignation of Ad Lindsey as head football coach. Oklahoma athletics director Ben G. Owen says most council favors Lindsey's retention but no decision before March 15. 1931 team backs Lindsey despite last season’s poor showing blamed on bad breaks. hockey note follows about Pla-Mor Oilers clash in Kansas City.
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Lindsey
Team Great by Al Demaree
Analysis of whether a manager shapes a team or a great club dominates. Cites star players like Cobb and Mathewson as failures as managers, yet honors like Stallings Mack and McCarthy as successful non stars. Notes Rog ers Hornsby faces jinx as Cubs manager and Fred Gilmore refereeing boxing in Southern California.
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AL Demaree
Y Cobb
Hal Chase
Christy Mathewson
Rober Bresnahan
Larry la Joie
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
George Stallings
Connie Mack
Bill McKechnie
Gabby Street
Joe McCarthy
Pat Moran
Kaw Valley Class B Cage Tourney Opens in Linwood
Drawings announced for the Linwood Class B basketball tournament with twelve teams including Eudora Linwood and DeSoto. First round Friday morning features Edwardsville Turner DeSoto Jarbalo Piper Pembroke Perry Lansing with byes for Eudora Vinland Tongoxie and Lansing. Finals Saturday night at 8 30. winner advances to state Class A.
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Linwood
Eudora
DeSoto
Jarbalo
Iper
Pembroke
Perry
Lansing
Vinland
Tonganoxie
Piper
Perry and
Reform Wave Takes in Dizzy Dean of the Cards
In Bradenton Florida on March 3 AP reports Dizzy Dean, a 20 year old pitcher, joins the St. Louis Cardinals camp after previously leaving Houston. Dean cites lessons learned, marriage, and a vow to keep quiet while focusing on work as he aims to revive his major league promise. He posted 26-10 with 303 strikeouts over 425 innings and a 1.53 ERA for Houston last season. Dean now sits among the quiet, reforming group at camp with teammate Pepper Martin as close friend.
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Bradenton
Fla
Jerome H
Dizzy) Dean
Dizzy
St.Louis Cardinals
Houston
iTexas
National League
Dean
Clu
Oklahoma
Cardinals
Peperartin
Schalk to Manage Buffalo Club in International League
Former king of catchers Ray Schalk resigns from major league play and signs as manager of the Buffalo International League team. Known as "Cracker," he played in every season since 1912 from Milwaukee to the White Sox and built one of the most storied catching careers in baseball history.
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Chicago
Ray Schalk
Schalk
Cracker
Buffalo
Milwaukee
White Sox
Seven district athletic officers named for Legion junior baseball
Ernest A. Ryan announces the appointment of seven district athletic officers to oversee the American Legion junior baseball program. Rex Montgomery, Marysville. David McCreath, Lawrence. Paul A. Webb, Neodesha. Clarence Beck, Emporia. Robert Pollock, Wichita. Glen Wright, Atwood. Myron Miller, Anthony. They will promote interest and run July elimination tournaments as about 5,000 Kansas boys participate.
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American Legion
Ernest A. Ryan
Rex Montgomery
Marysville
David McCreath
Lawrence
Paul A. Webb
Neodesha
Clarence Beck
Emporia
Robert Pollock
Wichita
Glen Wright
Atwood
Myron Miller
Anthony
Ryan
Kansas
Topeka
Pace Set As Independence and Parsons Lead JC Basketball Race
The Independence and Parsons teams of the Kansas Junior College conference finish regular schedules leading for the title. Independence posts nine wins and two losses while Parsons records eight wins ten losses and three defeats.
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Independence
Parsons
Kansas Junior College
Finals Enter Intramural Wrestling And Basketball at Robinson Gym
Finals are tonight in the University of Kanegas intramural events. Wrestling finals start at 7 30 tonight in Robinson gym with Coach Leon Bauman refereeing. Basketball finals follow Tuesday and Wednesday nights in Robinson gymnasium as divisions race for titles with Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Nu leading.
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University of Kanégas
Robinson Gym
Sigma Nu
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma
X Ae
Alpha Kappa Psi
Chi Delta Sixma
Alpha ‘Tau Omera
Phi Gamma Delta
Chi-Delta
Sigma
Kappa Sixma
Spring training notes from baseball camps across the South
Burleigh Grimes eases into pitching pace in Santa Catalina Island camp as Hartnett chases a fastball. Lew Fonseca’s White Sox begin San Antonio drills after Mineral Wells baths. Joe Kuhel claimed Washington first base rights amid trade talk with Detroit. Cardinal regulars scarce in Bradenton as Pepper Martin, Sparky Adams and George Watkins anchor lineup. Harry Heilmann shows hitting form in Reds camp alongside Taylor Douthit. Gehringer to miss San Francisco opener, arm recovered. Hack Wilson’s Brooklyn camp hopeful Bobby predicts fifty homers. Ed Coleman, Joe Bowman and Oscar Roetger hailed as strong A’s reinforcements in Florida.
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Cal
Burleigh Grimes
Cub
Leon
Gabby" Hartnett
San Antonio
Texas
Lew Fonsece
White Sox
Mineral Wells
Tex
Fonseca
Biloxi
Miss
Mars
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Joe Judge
Judge
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Bradenton
Fin
Cardinal
Athletics
Miami
Pepper” Martin
Sparky Adams
George Watkins
Wardens
Taylor Douthit
Reds
Palo Alto
Charlie Gehringer
Bucky Harris
San Francisco
Seals
Gehringer
Harris
Clearwater
Fla
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobby
Hack
Ebbets Field
Pop
Fort. Myers
Ed Coleman
Joe Bowman
Oscar Roetger
Connie Mack
North Dakota Pheasant Outwits Hunters 19 Years
A surviving original pheasant released in South Dakota 19 years ago continues living in Watertown. Found during a snow storm, the cock bird remains uninjured and bears a leg band from 200 birds released in 1913 at Poughkeepsie New York. Frank Bramble cares for crippled birds at his home and believes the bird has learned to duck.
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Watertown
S. D
South Dakota
Frank Bramble
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bramble
Diverse legal notices from Douglas County court archives
A dense collage of district court notices covers divorce actions probate appointments sheriff sales and foreclosure suits. Items name Emma Kagi A HR Kagi Fy T Varnum Mary F E Varun Albert Ragelmann H W Henderson and Blanche Brown et al and detail petitions appointments final settlements and mortgage foreclosures across Baldwin Lawrence and other Douglas County locations with dates circa 1932 through 1942.
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Lawrence
Journal-Work
Cvurt
Douglas County
Emma Kagi
Eye
Toswits
Vemma
W.brand
Manniff
Lawrence Vaily Journal-World
Kansas
Fy T. Varnum
Ktte
Mary FE. Varun
Lawrence Dat
Iy Journal-World
H. W. Henderson
Courans
Naneas
Audh
C.f. A
Lawrence Dairy Journal
World Mar
District Court OF
George DeNabb
Willametta McKenzie
Hazel Smith
Maywood Smith
Wye
Nabb
Doukas County Court House
High Street
Baldwin
Highth
Jack T. Donktey
Og, Stevens
John WV. Brand
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Blanche Brown
Estella Johanston
Maude Dand
Frankie Stewart- Hickman
Mbert
Taylor
Distriet
Court of
Biter
Ronal Istiate
Douglas
Kansans
Township
Jack Dunkley
Wittf. H. Mitchell
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Jack Washburn
Los Angeles
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Shern
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Alanhattan
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Harry Gilmore
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Taweeira Dairy Journal
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World Wer
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Hulless Bathle
Charles Wright
Wright
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