Eudora Quintet Ends Cage Season With Perfect League Record
Eudora high school basketball under Coach M. C. Perrine finished the 1926 season undefeated in Kaw Valley League play, winning all ten league games and two nonleague contests while amassing 368 points for and 117 against. The squad, champions of the valley, graduates five regulars but reloads with juniors and a strong reserve group. letters were awarded to Captain Durr, Miller, Sturm, Pans terhouse, Kasberger, Houkman, Dackwa, and Westerhouse.
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M. C. Perrine
Eudora High School
Eudora
Perrine
Durr
Miller
Sturm
Pans
Terhouse
Kasberger
Houkman
Had Good Season for Akright’s Junior High Basketball Team
Jimmy Akright’s junior high boys finished a ten game schedule with six wins and four losses. They beat Leavenworth Thursday night but lost twice to Boswell Junior high of Topeka. Captain Harlan Bireh led the team with Zwietel and Shawnee as scorers, Welch strong on defense, and Akright praised for developing city talent for Henry school.
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James G. Akright
Leavenworth
Boswell Junior High
Topeka
Louis McCarin
Harlan Bireh
Zwietel
Shawnee
Chandler
Hames
Loree Ie
Metlann
Sample
Schneck
Lohmai
Missouri Tigers Edge Nebraska in Narrow Valley Battle
Missouri defeated Nebraska 24 to 22 in Columbia. Coxed by Smaha and Brown late rally, Huskers fell two points short. McDonough led Tigers with 11 points and other Tigers earned seasonal letters at the Missouri athletic meeting. Drake defeated Washington in St Louis as Drake kept the lead through the second half.
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Dake
Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Nebraska
St. Louis
Washington Bears
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Sooners
Ilews State
Manhattan
Wildcats
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Baldwin Quintet Upsets Dope and Defeats Local Team
The Baldwin high school basketball team defeated Lawrence high 18 to 9 last night ending Lawrence’s district tournament run. Baldwin advanced in a weak bracket aided by Paola’s forfeit, with hopes to reach the Kansas City elimination tourney.
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Baldwin
Dope
Lawrence
Baldwin High
Lookers
Liv
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Higgins Carers
Kansas City
Kansas
Freshmen and Juniors Triumph in KS Interclass Tourney
In the first round at the University of Kansas this morning the freshmen defeated the sophomores 20 to 16 and the juniors beat the seniors 14 to 10. The second round is set for Monday with seniors facing sophomores and juniors meeting freshmen.
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University of Kansas
MESS WILLS LOSES In Mixed doubles at Mentone tournament
Mentone France March 6 A Mj Mile Didi Viasto and Henri Goebet defeated Elon Wills and J H Van Alen in the mixed doubles at the Cu of the Nations event. The score was 7-5 4-6 7-5. In the semifinals Miss Wills and J H Van Alen beat Jack Hillyard and Mrs Satterthwaite in a separate international doubles match.
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Mentone
France
A. Mj
Mile
Didi Viasto
Henri ‘Goebet
Elon Wills
J. H. van Alen
United States
Miss Wills
Jack Hillyard
Aggies and Grinnell Force Five Minute Playoff
Grinnell defeated by the Aggies in a tight 33 to 31 score last night, forcing a five minute overtime after a seesaw contest. Both teams traded leads, Grinnell ahead 15 to 14 at halftime and tied 28 all in regulation. Tebow Edwards and Byers contributed key plays for the Wildcats, while Lamb and Davis kept Grinnell scoring with a field goal and free throw. The game featured several shots from the center court.
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Gies
Grinnell
Ae Grinnell
Aggies
Tebow
Edwards
Byers
Wildcats
J Lamb
Davis
Ward Chosen Captain Of Haskell Baseball Team
EG Ward of Yakima Toppenish Washington named captain of the 192 Haskell baseball squad at a meeting of baseball men. Ward, a third-year catcher, starred on Haskell football as quarterback and was the 1925 iron man, noted for a 63 yard forward pass and TD vs Los Angeles Athletic Club. Coach Tat Hanley leads a 25 man squad with bright season prospects as players double for spring football and track.
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Bert “Ege” Ward
Haskell
Ward
Yakima
Toppen‘ish
Washington
Redskin Grndsters
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Tat Hanley
Braves
Purple
Tom Stidham
Dare
Dodge
Harley
Jerry Kilbuck
Andl
Aggie grapplers topple Kansas in close title clash
Manhattan March 6. The Kansas Aggies edged Kansas University 18 to 16 in a key college wrestling meet. Aggies earned two falls and two decisions, each fall worth five points and each decision three. The deciding moment came in the final heavyweight when Pearson of the Aggies threw Freeze of Kansas in two minutes forty seconds, after the score stood 16-16.
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Lirey
Kansas Aget Stlers
Kansas Tniversity
Jayhawkers
Pearson
Aggies
Freeze of Kansas
Scere
Washburn and Pittsburg Leaders Named to All Conference Team
Washburn captain Orson Laughlin earned a forward spot on the first team with Pittsburg’s Shaw at forward, Spahn at center and Hoffman at guard. Second team includes Gardner of Southwestern and Loveless of Emporia Teachers with Cleland Baker at forwards, Marsh center and Wish at guard. Third team features Short of Pittsburg and Breithaupt of Washburn with McBurney, Fairmount, center Regier Bethel, Fulton Baker guards.
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Fairmount
Reiger
Bethel
Fulton
Fort Seattle Junior College beats Arkansas City 31 to 20
Fort Seattle junior college edged Arkansas City junior college 31 to 20 in a regional game last night. The article lists players and scoring details with incomplete OCR text, and notes three international tournaments at the University with standings for Sigma Alpha Epsilon and other Greek organizations.
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Springfield and Voshell prevail in straight sets
Springfield Massachusetts and Howard Voshell from New York win in straight sets 7-5 6-1 6-4. PJ Tammy Milton announces his retirement after 19 years on track, planning to join a Long Island real estate venture.
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Springfield
Mass
Howard Voshell
New York
Miami
Tammy Milton
Beverly Hills
California
Milton
Long Island
N.Y
Violin Legend Sascha Jacobsen and His Priceless Instrument
The article traces the lineage of a famed violin from Villegne to Rankin and finally to Sascha Jacobsen, a young prodigy whose bond with the instrument is inseparable. It highlights the instrument’s storied history and the boy’s protective devotion as he performs in a bustling New York world.
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Cha Jacobsen
Kansas
Welin Meker
Shadiyari
Villegne
Stinturies
Hart
Rankin
America
New York
Sascha Jacobsen l
Sascha
Jacobsen
G W Carman Seeks Lawrence City Commissioner Post
Lawrence candidate GW Carman outlines thirty years of business experience and city familiarity as basis for candidacy. He pledges honest service to the public, safeguarding city rights in franchises, and acting without external obligations, urging voters to support him in the upcoming city primary on Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Aventies
Madam Behave at Bowersock and Goose Woman at Varsity
The Bowersock Theatre features Madam Behave Monday through Thursday with Julian Eltinge and Ann Pennington in a lively comedy. The Varsity Theatre shows The Goose Woman Monday and Tuesday plus related coverage on newsroom humor and cast details.
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Tom Wilson
Jack Duffy
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Evelyn Francisco
Gus Peterson
Alec Phillips
Rex Beach
Varsity Theatre
Tupson
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Dinsmoor Returns From New York Trip Amid Market Gloom
Paul Dinsmoor reports that a stock market break this week cast gloom over New York City. He notes elevator boys failed to smile and says he has never seen so many people speculating. Many were broken by the market decline.
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Paul Dinsmoor
New York City
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Clearing House Reserves Rise in New York Week
The Clearing House reports New York banks and trust companies hold excess reserves totaling 10,200,840 pounds for the week, up from 4,674,200 pounds the previous week. The gain equals a rise of 10,200,640 dollars in reserves compared with last week.
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Clearing House
New York
Supreme Court upholds minor shotgun use in hunting case
The Kansas Supreme Court reverses a prior ruling and holds the 1882 statute did not clearly include shotguns as dangerous weapons for minors or incompetents. The decision remands for new trial on the related damage suit by Emerae Parmaesa against William Lemmon after an injury from a shot during a Chautauqua County hunt. Justices Harvey and Johnston dissented. Remaining text indicates a separate note on brokerage loans in New York.
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Mar
Supreme Court
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Incomplete OCR Note Signals Unclear Data
Fragmentary text shows unrelated figures and terms such as monetary amounts and equipment notes. No coherent event or names emerge to form a proper news summary. The readable parts do not present a readable incident, person, or organization.
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