All-Big Six basketball honor picks for 1932 season
Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas State players dominate the AP all star selections. Cooper and O Leary head the first team at forwards, Johnson centers, Beck and Auker guard/forward versatility on the second team, with Skredski from Kansas State and Heitman among notable performers.
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Fes
O'Leary
Kan
F. Skradsk
Ka. St
Kansas City
Associated Press
John Cooper
Missouri
Ted O'Leary
Kansas
Oklahoma
Elden ‘Auker
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Cooper
F Johnson
C — Beck
Auker
Fohnson
Beck
Max Collings
Andy Skredski
Kansas State
Heitman
Johnson
Caurios Grady
Lee Page
Aulinnet Shel
Pho
Ted O’leary
William Johnson
Andy Beck
Eiden Auker
Sooners Undefeated in Winning Wrestling Title
Oklahoma grapplers post a near perfect season with 2 Big Six titles and a national champion loss after 11 years. They won 40 bouts, 17 falls, 95 decisions, and 4 losses across seven dual meets. Nine players earned OU letters, including captains Eubanks White Inglis Turner and others. Jackie Fields loses to Johnny Indrisano in a ten round non title bout after Fields weighed in at 148 1 4 pounds.
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Norman
b—lIn
Oklahoma Aggies
Paul V. Keen
University of Oklahoma Grapplers
Sooners
Athletic ‘Council
Jackie Fields
Boston
Johnny Indrisano
Chamman
Roth
Fields
Tarisano
Yale vaulters push 14 foot mark as new crop rises
Yale's track squad shows depth with several youths capable of 11 to 14 feet in the vaulters race. Ted Lee vaulted 14 feet in Boston while freshman Keith Brown clears 13 feet 9 inches at the New York A C games, challenging veterans and historic highs.
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Yalei
Elise
Yale
Ted Lee
Boston
Keith Brown
New York A. C
Tommy Warne
Northwestern
Fred Sturdy
Eli
Los Angeles
Brown
Bob Gardner
Gardner
Andover
Locals Defeated In Last Contest In Northeast Kansas League Action
Rosedale rallied to beat Lawrence high 14 to 12 on the local court in the final Northeast Kansas League game of the season. Lawrence seconds won 19 to 18 over Lawrence Business College in a follow up. Goble led Lawrence with seven points, as Ottawa Tournament play follows next week at Ottawa.
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Rosedale
Lawrence High
Lawrence Seconds
Lawrence Business College
Goble
Lawrence
Ottawa
Althe
Joe Ulm
Roscoe Brown
Lohman
H. Campbell
I. Campbell
Brooks
Readecker
Pierce
Jounagblooa
Rendecker
Tierce
W Hormuth
Haugh
Lehman
Lbonebrake
Forrest Cox
Kansas
Amend
O'Neil
Gable
Raybourne
Higgins
Johnson
Baseball Briefs From Spring Training Across The South
Outfielder Law West joined the Washington Senators in Florida after arriving with his contract. Joe Morrissey weighs a raise from Cincinnati Reds after seeking more than last year’s St Paul pay. Red Lucas accepts a $2,500 cut. Rogers Hornsby to lead Cubs against the Giants in Palo Alto. Detroit Tigers split into Chinese and Japanese squads for a first spring game led by Bucky Harris and Jewel Ens. Barney Friberg a possible addition to Nes team but manager Nugent declines comment. No home run bonus plan for St Louis Browns this season under Bilkillefer. Alabama intramural sports program lists 11 events.
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Bucky
California
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Harris
Washington
Ife
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas Junior College
Biloxi
Miss
Law West
Washington Senators
Mark Griffith
Sien
Tampa
Fla
Joe Morrissey
Cincinnati Reds
St. Paul
Red” Lucas
Nitchinge
Palo Alto
Cal
Jewel Ens
West Palm Beach
St Louis Browns
Bilkillefer
Whimsical Local Tales From Cadmen To Bellaire
A quirky miscellany notes the Radabaugh basketball team from Cadmen Michigan losing by one point to Scott High, mentions a Bellaire Ohio mansion built in 1870 for 35000, a coal miner owner Jake Heatherington, and Jack led through a doorway. It also recalls a 33 year old Troy Kansas baby contest winners who recently wed, plus Council Bluffs box watchers earning more than the mayor and a Hickman, Illinois town sale.
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Cadmen
Mich
Radabauch Noys
Fapa Hradabaugh
Radabaushs
Scott High School
Jake Heatherington
Jack
Epnsidus
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Chris Christensen
Hickman
Peter Hickman
Delaware
Haskell Indians edge Baker 29 to 27 in season finale
Haskell defeats Baker University 29 to 27 as Ames Barlow sinks the decisive goal in the last ten seconds. Daylight sparks the comeback after trailing 16 to 10 at halftime, with a second period rally led by Daylight and Barlow. Box score shows Daylight, Barlow, and Wardinger among the top scorers.
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Haskell Indians
Baker University
Ames Barlow
Haskell
Louis Weller
Wildcats
Daylight
Haskel
Barlow
Tolinsen
Wardinger
J. Grows
W. Brown
Three More Winners in Inter Church League
AL DEMAREE notes that baseball blends luck and skill as fans recall line drives caught and players adjust styles. The piece discusses mental resilience, citing Hack Wilson’s comeback as tied to forgetting past misfortunes and starting fresh each day.
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AL Demaree
Hack Wilson
Henrys Defeat Majors In A A U Basketball Showdown
In Wichita Kansas the national A A U champions the Wichita Henrys beat the Pasadena Majors 43 to 38. Both teams advance to the A A U tournament in Kansas City next week. A separate brief from Amps Perpignan France notes officials should duck on calls after two gunshots aimed at a local football umpire who ruled offside.
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Henrys
Wichita
Kan
Mar
Wichita Henrys
Pasadena
Calif
Kansas City
Amps Perpignan
France
Four Quintets Survive Class B Cage Tourney
Eudora Vinland Tonga noxie and Perry advanced to the Class B high school basketball tournament semifinals at Linwood after yesterday's games. The finalists were to be decided this afternoon, with the championship set for tonight at 8 30 preceded by a consolation game. Regional class B meet at Wyandotte high school next week awaits the winner and runner up.
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Eudora
Vinland
Tonganoxie
Perry
Linwood
Turner
Edwardsville
Jarbalo
DeSoto
Piper
Pembroke
Lansing
Wyandotte High School
Kaceseeban
Various College and High School Basketball Results
Harvard 43 Williams Vale St Fordham 22. Rutgers 28 Princeton 26. Creighton 43 Nebraska 18. Kansas City Athletic Club 45 Wil lam Jewel ZF 25 McPherson 22. Harkell Indians 29 Baker U 27. Hutchinson Jr College 16 Fort Scott Jr Colles 13. Wyoming 23 Brigham Young 22. Washington 22 California 28? Kansas High School Rosedale H Lawrence 12. Independence 24 Cotleyville 29 Topeka 33 Atchison 1 Leavenworth 31 Ottawa 11 Wyandotte oil Argentine 20.
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Harvard
Williams Vale
Fordham
Rutgers
Princeton
Sotre Name
Marquet Quaniselol
Callese Ae Millsaps
Creighton
Nebraska
Kansas City Athletic Club
Willam Jewel
Local Social News Highlights From Eudora Area
Mrs Edith Reusch and two friends assisted quilting at a neighbor’s home. Local families hosted Sunday dinners and visited in Eudora and nearby towns including Hesper Weaver and Perry. Attendees included Laughlin Forsythe Parker Kurtz Neis Bernitz and Reusch along with several children and relatives.
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Kate Edelbrock
John
Robert Reusch
Ann Meuffle
Eula
Gus Koehler
Carl
Eugene MacCabria
Kaw Valley
Harry Brock
Frank Neis
Fred_Brown
Eileene
Lloyd
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Delbert Reusch
S. Vincent
Mary
Nuttall
Kansas City
Lucille Long
Eudora
Dick Nuttall
Wm.Koehler
Chris Mevffle
Wm, Koehler
Chris Meuffle
Lewie
Paulie
Rinnie Richtermier
Emma Lotz
Werner Strobel
Seattle
Wash
Jake, Strobel
Verner
Dan Heffner
Lawrence
Otto Spitzli
Agnes
Weaver
Little Agnes
Delene
Genevieve Bowen
Evening Star
Dorothy Nuttall
Leone Parker
Annetta Abus
Delbert
Wayne Reusch
Betty Jean
Leon Gordon
Gordon
Paulie Richtermier
Elva Ruth’ Ables
Shirly Long
Elise Neis
Hesper
Floyd Broer
Kathsleene
Broer
Neis
James Kraybriil
Arleene
Sam Neis
Ruby
Robert
Edith Reusch
Ellen Spitzli
Ben Wallace
Fred Laughlin
Dalton
South Eudora
Margaret Forsythe
Walter Parker
Leone
Roscoe
Margaret
Fred Brown
Eileen
Airs
Leonard Bagby
Elmer Kurtz
Chas, Kurtz
Mattie Kindred
Vera Parker
Minnie Edelbrock
Ladies Aid
Kurtz
Minnie
Robert Kurtz
Ruth Ness
Ben Neis
Lucille Rapier
Dortha Bartz
Virginia Brown
Doris Davids
Maxine Schelleck
DeSoto
Eudora Rural High School
James Kraybrill
Rhodes visit and farm housing plans near De Soto
Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes visited Lawrence with Rhodes sister Mrs G B Castle and Mr Castle accompanying them for a few days. They plan changes to their farm buildings south of town and will occupy rooms there after March first. Warren Bowling family visiting Ernest Bowling and preparing to move from Wellsville to Gardner. The W S Mize family have all been ill this week.
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Geo
Newt Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Sthroyer
Ben Shields
Grover Rothwell
Robert Schroyer
Lawrence
Gels
Mr. Cole
Ir. Hamlin
Ernest Coubb
Jack
Washington
Nathen Sims
Herman. Banks
Banks
Frank Miller
Geo. Richarde
Ida Mae
Geo, Miller
Dorothy Beaurmen
Ernest Rothwell
Douglas Schroyer
Topeka
I. E. Sehroy- One
Willis
Colman
Dante
Zebb van Neste
Shirely
Billie Richards
Virginia
A. Reed
Athan. Sims
Arlene
Arlene Sims
Robbie Sims
Vanita Colman
Lenora
Christeen Schrover
Jeanne Hamington
Frank Rhodes
W. S. Mize
Winter Social Sparks Kahwaks Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. Schroyer hosted an all day Kahwaks Ladies Aid gathering last Thursday with seven members present and additional guests noted in attendance.
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