Jayhawks win fourth straight Missouri Valley title in double robin era
The Kansas basket ball team clinched the Missouri Valley championship for the fourth time in as many years. After a season of strong play with only one loss to Kansas Aggies, Kansas’s Jayhawkers look set to finish with few defeats as the double robin style nears its end. Washington University’s loss last night sealed the title, though the Aggies could have claimed it Monday by beating Washington.
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Crimson and Blue
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Washington University
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Washington
Pikers
Kansas Eyes Postseason Series With Big Ten Champs
University of Kansas athletics director Dr. F C Allen says Kansas may meet the Big Ten champions in three post season games. The Missouri Valley winner could host one game, Ohio State or Illinois would provide the opponent, with one game at Kansas, one on the Big Ten champion’s court, and one at a neutral site. Ohio State leads the Big Ten with nine wins and one loss, Illinois next with seven and three, though both have remaining games.
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F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri Valley
Br. Allen
John J. Griffith
Kansas
Lawrence
Ohio State
University of Ilinois
Aggies Beat Washington in Narrow Missouri Valley Bout
Washington University fell behind Kansas State Aggies 37 to 26 last night, losing any chance to tie Kansas for the 1925 MVC lead. The Pikers have three games remaining as Nebraska and Washington stay tied for second. first half ended 20-20 with a late surge by the Wildcats.
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University of Kansas
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Nebraska
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Wildcats
Hold Diamond Practice Takes Over At Haskell Institute
Coach Pat Hanley will assume full charge of the Haskell Institute squad next week guiding baseball and basketball activities. The Braves aim to begin outdoor practice early next week as 1925 schedule nears finalization with games against Baker University St Marys and Curry College Springfield Mo. Ag Club Beats Vinland 21 to 15. Maple Hour artists routed Vinland at Liberty Memorial gym in a decisive win for the home team.
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Smith
Pat” Hanley
Braves
Baker Universit St. Marys
Curry Kollege
Springfield
Vinland
Lawrence: High School
Maple Hour
Liberty “Memorial Gymnasium
Boxing Tourney Opens Tonight at University of Kansas
The second annual interorganization boxing tournament begins at 7 30 tonight in Robinson gymnasium on the KU hill. Coach Tommy Dixon sponsors bouts with at least fourteen matches lined up. Tickets will be sold at the door with exclusive access for ladies escorts local American Legion members and reserved blocks. Event features tag teams of Mathews Pearce Geradys Gretzér Hamilton Benton Tester Shaw Immers Kauffman McGoy McGrath Sheldon Muir Rogers Schultz Hutchinson Mullinix Blackburn Delp Munger and others.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Tommy Dixey
American Legion
Dixon
Mathews
Pearce
Geradys. Gretzér
Lee Hamilton
Bernard Benton
Lewis Tester
Richard Shaw
Bill Immers
Kauffman
Alvin McGoy
McGrath
Sheldon
Muir Rogers
Shultz
Hutchinson
Harry Mullinix
W. Delp
Jim Blackburn
Bud Rogers
Ed Munger
Allen On Commission Forms Kansas Boxing Oversight
March 4 Topeka A new Kansas boxing law clears the way for ten round bouts under a state commission. The body will include athletic directors from Kansas University Kansas State Agricultural College and Emporia Teachers College with traveling expenses paid for members. Ottawa and Lawrence scores show regional tests as teams like Ottawa Lawrence and Topeka faced off in sequence.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Ben S. Paulen
Kansas University
Kansas State Agricultural College
Emporia Teachers College
Kansas American Legion
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Boxing Law and Commission
American Legion
William Hargis
Kansas State Teacher’s College
Emporia
Mike Ahearn
Missouri Valley Games Open With Ames at Nebraska
Tonight Ames faces Nebraska in Ames while Kansas Aggies travel to Missouri at Columbia. Last night Nebraska beat Grinnell 36 21 in Grinnell and Kansas Autgren defeated Washington 36 26 in St Louis.
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Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Columbia
Grinnell
Kansas
Autgren
Washington
St., Louis
Market News Wheat Slips as India Prices Pressure Export Market
In Chicago trading today a sharp drop in Liverpool prices and below rival export quotes from India weighed on wheat. May futures fell to about 1.92, with July at 1.68 to 1.74 as selling intensified. Corn and oats followed wheat lower, while hogs strengthened provisions in overall market activity. Wall Street saw limited rally after Coolidge inaugural cue.
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Liverpool
India
United States
Wall Street
New York
Coolidge
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City March 4
Detailed figures show cattle and hogs trading with varying demand. Cattle numbers near 8,000 head with mixed weights, fat cows and heifers strengthening slightly, veal calves bid up, sheep volume around 11,000 head with fat lambs rising. Hogs active with midday tops around 13.30, 200 to 300 pound averages steady to higher, stock pigs up. Grain prices for wheat corn and oats listed with specific bid ranges. Hay market steady to higher with timothy sold around 15.00 to 15.50 per ton.
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Mar
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Hay
Musterole Relieves Rheumatism and Stiff Joints
Musterole ointment relieves rheumatism and stiff joints by rubbing in, offering a blister free alternative to the mustard plaster. Doctors often recommend it and a milder form is available for children. Tubes range 35 to 65 cents, hospital size three dollars.
Grain Futures and Wheat Prices Reported Across Markets
The report lists futures quotes for wheat, corn, rye, lard, ribs and bellies from Chicago and Kansas City. Prices show May, July, and Sept contracts with bids and asks, including shifts such as Wheat May at 1.92 in Chicago and 1.81 in Kansas City, and corn near 1.22 to 1.25 in May to Sept contracts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Market reports and a fatal dynamite blast in Saxony
Kansas City market notes show price changes in produce butter and poultry, with Liberty bonds quotes from New York. A dynamite explosion at a Westphalian Anhalt explosives factory in Saxony kills five and injures thirty eight, tearing off nearby roofs. Poland plans a national memorial to Mme Curie in Warsaw via a radium institute funding drive.
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Reinsdorf
Saxony
Associated Press
Enegy
Poland
Mme. Curie
Warsaw
Nobody Loves You Says A Health Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols a remedy named Mannus Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and treats stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It targets wartime troubled individuals with promises of complete and permanent results via a physician-like endorsement.
Road location approved in northwest county corner
County commissioners approve the McClanahan petition to locate a road in the northwest corner near the county line with Douglas and Shawnee. Shawnee County will cover about half the cost. Hearing held at 1 o'clock this morning. road length under a half mile replaces an existing border road.
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Douglas
Shawnee
Shawnee County
KU Commencement Attire Debate Leads to Committee
The University of Kansas senate discussed appearing in academic costume at Commencement and appointed a three member committee to investigate and report. The Kansas faculty has not worn cap and gown in the procession for years aside from the Chancellor and deans. Dale Gear announced Hutchinson and Ponca City will finish the Southwestern baseball league for the 1925 season after a conference with local enthusiasts.
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K. U
University of Kansas Senate
Kansas
Hutchinson
Mar
Ponca Cuty
Dale Gear
Mrs Clara Thompson Praises Favorite Prescription
Mrs Clara Thompson of Des Moines Iowa credits Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription with relief during motherhood and says it prevented headaches sickness and gave strength She urges others to obtain the medicine from a druggist or write Dr Pierce at the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for free medical advice
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Eighth St
Dr Pierce
President Invalids
Buffalo, N.Y
Pimples Quick Cure With Mentho Sulphur
A noted skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur for breaking out skin on face neck arms or body. It dries pimples quickly and is inexpensive and harmless. Ask a druggist for Rowles Mentho Sulphur and apply like cold cream.
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