K U and Tigers Set To Clash For Big Six Title
Kansas and Missouri prepare for the title clash at the Auditorium tonight with Bishop likely to play despite flu fears. Rob Thomson themes the Kansas lineup in his final game while Missouri Coach Edwards leads a travel roster into Lawrence. All seats sold and radio coverage planned with John Bunny at the mic.
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Bengals
Rob Thomson
Kansas
Thomson
Doctor Allen
Gadia
University of Wansas
WRIEN
John Bunny
Mike
Missouri
Eleva
G Edwards Jeff Columbia
Kangas City
Tigers
Llaorence
Forrest Cox
Missouri Tigers
Lee Page
New Rule Gives Game Funny Angle by Al Demaree
Former Giants pitcher Al Demaree describes a hockey style penalty rule for baseball. Judge Fuchs of the Boston Braves proposes penalties where a player sits out minutes, not the game, prompting thoughts on how outfielders or pitchers might cover for absent teammates. The idea envisions strategic shifts and added penalties changing in-game dynamics.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Judge Fuchs
Boston Braves
Start Grid Drill At PennsylvanIa
Pennsylvania begins spring football practice led by new head coach Ludlow Wray as 80 varsity candidates report. Training aims for a long period of fundamentals scrimmages with possible local games, under a staff including Pauxtis, Kreuz, Thomas, Si Pautis and Jourdet.
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University of Pennsylvania
Ludlow Wray
Wray
Louis A. Young
Pennsylvania
Albert Kreuz
Carl Thomas
Si'Pauxtis
Lon. Jourdet
Pauxtis
Utz
Warren
Gervin
Magai
Olexy
Olsen
Wilner
Warvily
Opekun
Ratowsky
Ball
Beaumont
Harper
Richard Gentle
Walker Masters
Charles Greene
Graupner
Gette
Ford
Gartsten
Munger
McCullough
Smith
Austin
Perina
Lawrence boxer wins at amateur show held in Topeka
William Kid Ramey of Lawrence, a University of Kansas student, was the lone winner among three Lawrence boxers at a Knight-organized amateur show directed by Harry Hutt. Ramey defeated Fred Chaniz by decision in the 160 pound class while Rufus Sonny Dodson lost and Vic Ashlotk was knocked out in the first round by Don Kerr.
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William
Kid) Ramey
University of
Ae Atudent
Lawrence Etic Club
Knight
Harry Hutt
Topeka Promster
Ramey
Fred Chaniz
Kansas City
Rufus
Sonny) Dodson
Lawrence
Vic Ashlotk
St. Jose
Royal Mahan
Don. Kerr
Pekal Battler
Kansas basketball pioneers featured in College Humor
A March College Humor issue highlights Dr. James A. Naismith, KU faculty member and inventor of basketball, and Dr. F Allen, head of the Jayhawker basketeers. The magazineRun includes a two column picture and paragraphs on the invention of basketball and records by Allen-coached teams.
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James A. Naismith
K. U
F Allen
Jayhawker
College
Kansas
Naismith
Approve Twenty Entries for A A U Tournament
Twenty basketball teams from scattered regions were officially approved for the national A A U cage tournament opening in Kansas City next Saturday. The entry list totals about half the bracketed field, with many Missouri Valley teams still in district play. Names include Ascension Club Minneapolis, Los Angeles Athletic Club, De Paul Chicago, Rockhurst College Kansas City, and Life Kansas City among others.
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Mar
Missouri Villey
Phillips Club
the 'T Athletic Club
Henry's
Vitu
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Mini
Bradley Polytechnic
Prorin
Hast Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Monark Cyments
Humboldt
Kan
Southwestern State Teachers
Weatherrford
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Karts
Atwood A. C
Atwood
Lawrer A. G
Bridgeport
Conn
de Paul University
Chicago
Briggs
Fisher. Bodies
Flint Mich
Crane College
Goodyear
Akron
Strandbergs
Davis
Hants
Rockhurst College
Ivandale
Jayhawk Clay
Life
Wren Victors In Church League Tilt Over Topeka First Methodists
Jenny Wren basketball team jumped to an early lead and held on to defeat Topeka First Methodists 29 to 21 in Topeka. Harvey led scoring for Topeka with 17 points, while Kent and Akers each had four goals for Wren. Wren has won four straight. next plays Leavenworth Civics on March 13.
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Jenny Wren
Topeka
Stark
Cf ‘Force, Hooper, & Coblan
H. Griffith
Myers
Ready for Tournament Thirteen Teams Seek Court Title
Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas hosts the second annual intercollegiate basketball tournament with 10 of 38 teams in first round matchups. Teams from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska compete for the title now held by Southwestern College.
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Southwestern
Winfield
Kan
Southwestern Colleges
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Southwestern College
Freshmen receive awards at Oklahoma A&M college
At Stillwater on March 5 the Oklahoma A&M college announces forty men met the required semester hours and will receive the standard 1933 sweaters. The list follows a registrar grade check completing the annual Awards for football season and academic achievement.
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Fresh Grid
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
M. College
Basketball results from across Kansas and Missouri
Scores show Marquette 52 Town 21 at River Falls and Bethel 27 College of Emporia 25 at Newton Kan. St Benedicts 30 Rockhurst 26 at Atchison Kan. Total Junior College 54 Coffeyville Junior College 18 at Coffeyville Kan. High school results read Independence 27 Coffeyville 20 Pittsburg 31 Fort Scott 15 Columbus 25 Parsons 17 Chanute 15 Iola 16 and Rockhurst 31 St Benedicts 23 at Atchison Kan.
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Town
River Falls
Dubuque
Penn
Storm Fake
Tat Central
Buena Vista
Newton
Kan
Bethel
College of Emitoria
Atchison, Kan
St. Benedicts
Rockhurst
Coffeyville
Tota Junior College
Coffeyville Junior College
Independence
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Columbus
Parsons
Chanute
Iota
Oglenius
Shawnee Mission
Jayhawk star Art, Lawrence to close Kansas career tonight
Olathe player Art Lawrence, a three year Kansas football star and this season a Jayhawker basketball player, makes his final Kansas appearance tonight against Missouri after three seasons of battles with the Tigers on the court and gridiron.
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Art
Lawrence
Kansas
Jayhawker
Missouri
Olathe Flash
Tigers
University of Kansas intramural wrestling finals results
Semi finals held in Robinson Gymnasium with finals scheduled today. Winners include Averil Triancle at 145 pounds by fall in 34 seconds, Tau Qmesa by default, Chapin by fall in 7:39, Phi Kappa Psi over Mac Phi Gamma Delta by fall in 6:02, Wendel over Leighton by fall in 1:20, Stephenson over Kall by fall in 4:20, Kane over Procter by fall in 5:26, Russell by time advantage over Hartung, Ledvig over Fitzgerald by fall in 4:10, Crant by time advantage over Pitner, Wall by fall in 3:08, Lancaster by time advantage over Williams, Garrett by fall over Shroyer, Klepper over Bayles. Augusta retains Cottonwood Valley league title by defeating Florence 30 to ??
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University of Kansas
Robinson -Gymnasione
Averil
Triancle
Gassaway
Chi Delta S' mi
Tier
Spha
Tau Qmesa
Willams
Pi Kappa Alpha
Chapin
Triangle
Larabee
Fra Phi Kappa Psi
Mac Phi Gamma Delta
Wendel
Phi Gamma Delta
Leighton
Stephenson
jSizma Phi Epsilon
Kall
Crant
Kappa Sirma
Pitner
Phi Kappa
Birett
Ramey
Sirma Alpha Ensilon
Wall
Sloan
Phi Kappa Pai
Lancaster
Sigma Phi Hipsiion
Williams
Garrett
Shroyer
Klepper
Phi Kappa Pei
Bayles
Baseball signings and camp notes from various spring training sites
New York Giants holdouts sign with Travis Jackson and Larry Berton. Connie Mack splits Athletics into two squads for intra squad battles. Cubs manager Joe McGarty recruits pitchers ahead of exhibition games with Los Angeles. Roy Frazier joins the Pirates from Oakland after requesting his release. Jack May returns to Reds camp as the entire pitching staff reports. The Boston Braves open training with Gowdy and Sisler squads. Maranville, Spohrer and Maguire notable. Frank Milliken named outstanding rookie pitcher in Red Sox camp. Phillies holdouts shrink to one regular unsigned as Chuck Klein is expected by Sunday. A meeting at Obera store invites independent ball players to discuss forming a new league to replace the Industrial league.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Shotton
Steenest
Moonshiner Becomes Biggest Illicit Liquor Supplier
Washington AP reports moonshiners have emerged as the leading source of illicit liquor. Federal Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran notes enforcement shifts shaped supply during the Volstead era, as bootleggers adapted when one source closed and another rose. He cites pure whiskey, pure alcohol, and rum as principal means.
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Washington
Moon Shiner
James M. Doran
Dr. Doran
Dora
Missouri Leader Tames Tigers Leader Marshall Craig
The Missouri Leader notes Marshall Craig as a senior guard in the Tigers and describes him as a key reader and conference cover figure. The piece profiles his role and status within the team.
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Caphy Marshall Craig
Tiger Scoring Ace Welsh Leads Big Six Scorers
Former Westport high star Harry Welsh, a senior and dynamic scorer, is among the Big Six leaders. The piece notes his flashy play and accurate shooting as part of a broader discussion on liquor formation and enforcement crackdowns, mentioning government actions and undercover operations spanning years.
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Harry Welsh
Formoer Westport High
Wsts
Welsh
Anti Fascist Groups Plan Dissolution Over Violence
On the Riviera leading anti fascist organizations consider dissolving due to disagreement with violent methods promoted by extremists in Paris and elsewhere. A member rejects the “wholesale bombing business” as exaggerated and says it does not reflect their planned actions.
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Nicos France
Riviera
Paris
Analormar
France
New Flag Code for Auto Racers Debuts This Season
Washington AP reports a new flag system for auto racing speeds this season. Green signals the go for entering the last lap while red previously warned that the course is not safe. The update replaces the old meanings and aims to streamline track communication.
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Riviera
Washington
Signals and flags change in A. A. A. racing rules
The contest board of the American Automobile Association announces new signal meanings for pit and track directions. Clear indicates wave when red, yellow signals caution, orange with navy centers warns of a attempting overtake, and king blue bunting marks the last lap. The black flag with white center is removed.
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American Automobile Association
Army co captains named for 1930 basketball team
Cadets Dean C. Strother of Winfield Kansas and Orrin C. Kroeger of Buffalo New York were elected co captains of the Army basketball team at West Point New York. They have been roommates for three years and are both in the cadet hospital with a wrenched right knee from recent games.
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N. Y
Dean C. Strother
Win ‘Field
Kan
Orrin C. Kroeger
Buffalo
N.Y
Army
Strother
Krueger
Academy
Cadet
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