Kansas United in Rivalry Close Season at Manhattan
The University of Kansas wrestling team ends its season with a dual meet at Manhattan against the Wildcats. KU seeks revenge after a earlier win by Jayhawkers. a tougher card awaits with lineup changes at 108 and 155 pounds. The squad heads next to the Missouri Valley meet at Stillwater Oklahoma A&M on March 11 and 12.
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Paola forfeits game in tournament clash
Paola withdraws from the noon Baker University matchup against Lawrence after being scheduled to play at 4 pm. Ideals and Jnad advance by forfeit. Lawrence plans to depart for Baldwin at 5 pm to face Baldwin High. a win would place them in the finals and assure a spot in the Kansas City elimination tourney next week.
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Kansas Wesleyan slips to third in conference race
AP report notes Kansas Wesleyan pushed Balser from third place in the Kansas conference basketball standings. Washburn and Pittsburg finished the season earlier, each without meeting the other. Teams listed include Washburn, Bethany, St. Marys, and Ottawa with varying records as the season concluded.
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Weir Joins Nebraska Huskers Coaching Staff
Ed Weir Tolcoaci Nebraska star and all American tackle leaves student era to coach Nebraska football. He turns down pro offers to help with spring practice while remaining eligible for track. Weir hails from Superior Nebraska and is hailed as one of the school's greatest athletes.
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Ott For Baldwin Coach Severt Higgins and eight players head to district
Ott for Baldwin coach Severt Higgins and eight Lawrence high school players left for Baldwin this afternoon to meet Ptola High in the first round of the district tournament at 4 o clock. If they win, they face Baldwin at 9. Trip members include captain Fearing Greeber McCanles Skinner Simmonds Rice Fursman and Schaake Cinch Junior College title: Parsons Kan Weller Indian flash Houston long shots help Arkansas City Junior College clinch Kansas State College championship with a 42 35 victory over Parsons in a top era on the local court.
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Last Nights Results From Local College Games
Kansas Aggies 28 defeated Iowa State 25. Marys 20 edged St Benedicts 24. Kansas Wesleyan beat Sethe 2 to 1? McPhergon 35 scored for Kiethany.
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Hillyards Face Tough KC Club In Return Meeting
Expect stiff battle as St Joseph Hillyards meet Blue Diamonds from Kansas City Athletic Club Monday night in Convention Hall. Wulf out with torn ligaments, Starbuck burnt hip, Mosby nursing a leg injury, but five star players DeBernardi Rody Mosby Starbuck Wulf headline a squad famed by KU ties and all valley honors. The Hillyards aim to rebound after a one point win over KC A C two weeks ago and improve their performance at home.
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LECOMPTON BEATS VINLAND IN WIDE CAGE VICTORY
Robbins cagers turn in a 19 to 16 victory. University of Kansas professor Crafton delivers first Y M C A luncheon address at Myers Hall noon. Next week Rabbi Berkowitz to discuss truth and journalism. Quake in Peloponnese causes train crash deaths near Sofia.
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Herman Broecker for City Officials on Taxpayer Record
Ad urging Herman Broecker to run for Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities cites 1909 1912 service on City Council committees including chairmanship of Sidewalks and Parks. Claims long taxpayer oriented public service and dedication, selling Shamrock Leaf Candy Boxes at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Lawrence Junior High closes season with 24 12 win
Lawrence Junior High School defeated Leavenworth Junior by 24 to 12 at Liberty Memorial court. Zwiefel led Lawrence with 12 points including four field goals and four free throws, while Birch and Welch anchored defense. Leavenworth’s McClurg Snodgrass and Jarowitz starred for the visitors.
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Elks Bowling Scores and Local Matches
Ten pins results show Barteldes high game 487 for the Elks with teammates Serenback Hetzel Pierson and others posting multiple 200s. Tonight’s fixtures include Hartie vs Edmondson and Sevenback vs Haglund. Stamp Out Divorce noted as church unity urged by Bishop Manning in New York.
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Local social notes from Hopewell Independence GA and area
Hopewell Independence Georgia and Raymond Williams and Naomi Purvis are out of school this week due to illness. Several residents, including Derwood Quackenbush and Stewart Bruner, visited with Martha Prices and Mrs Cal Rush. Hogs and mules were bought and shipped by local residents Jerry Curtis and Orrin Owens. Mrs B A Hammond and district millinery leaders spent time in Lawrence for spring work. Various families visited, hosted, or traveled in Union, Reno, Baldwin, and Lawrence, with multiple social calls noted through Tuesday.
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