Haskell Cagers Head to Tri State Tournament
Haskell cagers left Lawrence this morning bound for Winfield to enter the Tri-state Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament at Southwestern College. Ten players traveled in automobiles and will play Wednesday night at 9 against Emporia College. Washburn clinched the Central Kansas title, McPherson will also compete, while Missouri hopes rest on Central College Fayette. The opening round pairings were announced by Southwestern athletic director William Monypeny with games scheduled through Thursday and a consolation bracket.
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Michigan U. Students Riot After Cage Victory
Michigan University students riot after the Wolverines beat Wisconsin 37 to 22 to clinch a share of the Big Ten title. A 500-student crowd fought with police, tear gas used, and $2,000 in damage to a theater during celebrations.
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Clarence Cook
Great Players Turned Coaches Dominate Modern Basketball
Forrest C Allen recalls stellar players who became top coaches including Eddie McNichol Howard Orther H C Carlson and Pat Page among others. He highlights Pat Page's inventive play and notes Lonborg Ruby Black and others who shaped coaching with their on court dominance and versatility.
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Lonborg
Eddie McNichol
Pennsylvania
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Indiana
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Purdue
Craig Ruby
Illinois
Mels Norgren
Chicago
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma
Charles Black
Nebraska
George Edwards
Missouri
Clarence “Nibs
Butler University
Butler
Kansas City
Kansas
Charley Black
Bethany Beats McPherson In Overtime For Second Place
Bethany defeated the Kansas conference champions McPherson 29 to 26 in overtime, securing second place as Ottawa finished third. Two games remain: Baker at Kansas Wesleyan in Salina and Bethany travels to St Marys to face St Marys. Final standings show Bethany 7 3 700, Ottawa 2 4 1600, McPherson 8 2 500.
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Kansas
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Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
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A. A. U. Court Tourney To Open In Kansas City
Kansas City report notes the national A. A. U. basketball tournament will be in progress next week with an entry list possibly over 50 teams. First round games start Monday as the cont ention hall hosts a food show this week to avoid crowded scheduling.
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Contention Hall
Night of New Yorkers and Outpoints in Heavyweight Card
AP report lists multiple bouts with New York fighters dominating. Sylvia Miresult, Joey Abrams, Don Kelly, Jimmy Slattery, Maxey Rosenbloom, Matty Mathews, and Rudy Anderson among winners or opponents, with several outpoints and a foul decision noted in Springfield and Little Rock cards.
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Montreal
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New York
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Philadelphi
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Buffalo
le Darcy
Michigan
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Garfiewi Johnson
Pittsburgh
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Duluth
Tony Sanders
Chicago
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St. Paul
Matty Mathews
Flandrean
Springfield
Fate Langford
Dayton
Ruy Anderson
Louisville
Little Rock
Ark
Dougan “Lasori
Surifingeld
Jet Kid Peck
Kansas
Illinois Meet Favorite In Western Conference Track
Illinois races to front in the Western Conference indoor track meet at Town Field House after a dominant win over Iowa. Five teams Illinois Iowa Chicago Wisconsin and Ohio State contend for the 1929 title with Illinois the strong favorite to defend its 1928 crown.
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Journal-World and Kansas Electric tied for last in league action
The Journal-World and Kansas Electric Power Co. both sank to the cellar after three straight defeats in a volleyball slate at C. of C. last night. Scorers and referees were listed for the Journal-World and Wreckers matches, with teams like Pine Bros. and 45 point totals noted. later, Hawkers vs Ernest and Orlick and Ober's vs Yellow Cabors were scheduled for a 7 to 9 PM window.
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Basketball Results From AP Roundup
AP reported college and high school basketball scores from across the country. Purdue edged Ohio State 45 to 34 in Lafayette Indiana while Illinois led Minnesota 32 to 27 in Champaign. Indiana beat Town 35 to 30 in Bloomington and Washburn defeated Emporia Teachers 25 to 20 in Topeka. Yale topped Harvard 30 to 28 in Cambridge and Michigan State won 26 to 15 at Milwaukee. Wichita State beat Winfield 32 to 21 and Bethany 29 to 26 at McPherson. South Dakota downed South Dakota 34 to 27 at Vermilion with Des Moines University. Rockhurst College defeated St Marys College 32 to 25 in Kansas City. Michigan beat Wisconsin 37 to 22 in Ann Arbor. High school: Rockhurst 50 defeated St Marys 21 in Kansas City.
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Washburn tops central conference with narrow title win
Washburn Techabods clinched the conference crown with a 25 to 20 win over Emporia Teachers. Emporia dropped to third as Southwestern defeated Pittshire, leaving one game remaining that won’t change Washburn’s lead. Final standings show Washburn atop the pack.
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Eleven Nations Represented in International Affairs
London report notes Americans join sportsmen from ten nations forming an international club of sportsmen and sportswomen. The Daily Mail cites inspiration from a Prince of Wales remark at Lord Lonsdale's golden wedding anniversary last July about friendship on the field. A big ten scoring mark.
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Murphy Sets Western Conference Scoring Mark at 143
Purdue star Stretch Murphy, a 6 foot 6 guard, scored eight field goals and six free throws against Ohio State to raise his season total to 143, breaking Johnny Miner’s 133 mark. The intramural wrestling tournament at the University of Chicago opens with 140 entries, matches across classes, aiming to finish by tomorrow. My Sullivan from St Paul is matched with Clyde Chastain of Los Angeles for a ten round semi windup at the Coliseum on March 51.
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Murphy
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Ohio State
Lafayette
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Robinson Gymnasium
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Clyde Chastain
Los Angeles
Tom Heeney- Otto
von. Porat
Coliseum
K U and Aggies Face Hot Final in Conference Clash
Nine Jayhawker players led by coach Dr Forrest A Allen depart for Manhattan to meet Kansas State Aggies in a decisive Big Six finale. Kansas players Cox Ramsey Bishop McCormick Maney and others in good health after injuries. Aggies led by coach Corsaut boast Nigro and Skradski as key threats. The game, broadcast from Manhattan station, promises a fiery finish as rivals renew hostilities.
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Ilumley
Elks Bowling Scores Reach Sharp as Pins Fall
Elks bowling scores rise with steady play and high pin counts. Local league action shows consistent marks from standout players amid tight team competition.
Managers object to dice games in spring training
By AL DEMAREE Former Pitcher New York Giants baseball managers do not approve of dice games and similar pastimes in spring training. They say such amusements breed antagonisms among players, cause fights, and long-standing feuds, as when someone shouts No Dice after a string of successful passes. Pol Perritt and Slim Sallee once did this on Jim Thorpe.
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Baseball Camps Open in Spring Across Southern States
Patchwork of spring trainings from Clearwater to Wichita shows teams like the Robins Yankees and Giants in intensive workouts. Ruth Hotshots and Landis tours headline a season opening, with players arriving in St Louis Chicago and Dallas for drills and lineup tests.
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Hillyards Triumph Over Peru State Teachers
Hillyards win at St Joseph Missouri on March 4 defeating Peru State Teachers 47 points in a basketball game reported by AP. The victory highlights the team’s strong performance this season and adds to their regional standings.
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Kreesi Leads Scoring as Wrens Play at Leavenworth
In 33 minutes of play Kreesi entered, the only scorer for his team with 7 field goals and four free throws. Jenny Wren basketball squad of Lawrence travels to Leavenworth to face the Knights of Columbus, a top independent team, in the sole regular meeting before the March 18–25 invitation tournament.
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Market News Wheat Prices Fall on Southwest Offerings Sudden
Chicago markets show wheat declines as Southwest offers found no takers due to ample elevator space. Domestic crops report favorable and U S wheat supply up 1.4 million bushels. prices drifted lower by about 4 cents. Livestock and grain futures move with mixed signals across Chicago and Kansas City exchanges.
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Financial Market Fragments Show Mixed Trading Activity
Fragmented report notes trading in volume with renewed money flows at percent and equities varying. Mentions prominent names like Anaconda Copper and Union Carbide with shifts in bond and stock values, noting high and low points, a general heavy close and several rail, steel, and utility issues among the day’s activity.
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Local Social Roundup in Clearfield and Nearby
CLEARFIELD residents host and visit kin with dining and games after gatherings. The Breithaupts and Kretsingers feature in family events while carpenters, drivers, and students share travel and misadventure reports amid muddy roads and a California trip by G Kretsinger.
Hudora School Week Ends With Muddy Incident And Loss
Tina Selzer and Dvene Breitheupt from Budora attended Hudora school week amid muddy conditions. Martinareithaunt reported a lost valuable item on Saturday, prompting local inquiry.
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Local Social Notes From West Fairview Visitations and Mentions
West Fairview and nearby communities share a series of social calls and visits. Mrs. Bowen hosted at her parents' home and attendance at church services in Lawrence linked residents including the Rickardson and Kennedy families. Others visited relatives, attended club meetings, and prepared moves to new homes in nearby areas.
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