Kansas High School State Basketball Tourney Outlook
District meets wrap up as Kansas coaches eye state brackets. Wyandotte wins Northern Kansas league while Newton and Winfield vie for Ark Valley lead. Regional rounds set for Chanute, Concordia, Salina, and Topeka with Class A at Topeka and Class B at Salina March 21 to 23.
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Topeka
Kansas
Elaga I League
Rewlonnla
Cde
Waleet
Toana
Lindsborg
Chanute
Pittsburg
St. Joseph’s of
Hays
Colby
Concordia
Fredonia
Garden City
zHays
Holton
Junction City
Larnsed
Leavenworth
Newton
Olathe
Wellington
Salina
Schance
Wyandotte
Rosedale
Sacred Heart of Salinn
Inman
rMotindridge
Powhattan
James“town
Palea
Oxford
Subilette
Sharon
LaCygua
Shift Jayhawker Track Team for Indoor Meet
The University of Kansas track team will shift its lineup for the Big Six Indoor Meet at Columbia next Saturday. Changes aim to balance the squad and boost point totals after a solid Kansas City Athletic Club meet showing. Oklahoma’s Robody and others bolster the roster as key events include a mile relay and pole vault with expected scoring from Nobit and Wellhausen.
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University of Kans
Columbia
Kansas
Schroeder
McNown
Oxlahonia
Hargiss
Bob Kite
Elwyn
Dees
McPherson Defeated in Final Kansas Conference Game
McPherson Kansas March 6 AP McPherson loses to Kansas Wesleyan 84 to 95 in the final Kansas conference basketball game. The defeat ends any chance to tie for the title as Baker and Emporia State hold second place.
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McPherson
Kan
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas Conference
Wesleyan
Baker
Catlexa
Emporia
Basketball Scores From Unknown Meet and Places
Fragmentary scores show McPherson 3 points and Greeley State 43 in a recessed context. Other lines list names like David Pheant and Sterling Uh, with odd typos suggesting a hurried recap of a basketball event and regional notes about wildlife protection laws impacting ruffed grouse.
Strange As It Seems and the Poker Face Trial
A fragmentary column by John Hix riffs on oddities including strange creatures, sun exposure myths, and a digressive note about a girl labeled Little Pokey Face who has never played poker. The piece glances at language quirks and a strange desert land parable before closing with a teaser about tomorrow’s topic the wise man who knew nothing.
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John Hix
Sarang the
Nebraska and Missouri clashes noted in basketball season talk
The article surveys Big Six basketball tensions and coaching rumors at Colorado and Nebraska. It cites Dr. F C Allen on intercollegiate ethics, mentions Dutch Clark’s return to pro football and Oklahoma City’s Ace Gutowsky. It also notes track sparks asMarald Cuthill’s 1 1 2 12 indoor record looms for Glenn Cunningham and Hornbostel with a March 16 Ark meet centerpiece.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Alberustord
Big Six
Oklahoma City
Clark
Detroit
Ace Gutowsky
Oklahoma City U
Ace
Atay
Marald Cuthill
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornbostel
Newark
Hornbostel
Glenn
Indiana Flash
Sports calendar shows varied college games and events
Wednesday features Kansas State and Oklahoma basketball at Norman with intercity routes. Thursday lists KU against Oklahoma, junior high interchurch basketball, and multiple church league games. Friday highlights the Big Six Indoor track meet, basketball at Manhattan, and the Six Indoor Track finals plus wrestling finales across several sites.
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K. U. Va
Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma City
Kanane City
Tive
Grea
Tah
Presbyterian Methodist
Lawrence High
Manhattan
Manhaten
Amo
AL Telwrohn
Anem
Won League Games With Tathorana Beating Catholics
The Tathorana defeated the Catholics 26 to 23 and the Unitare rank beat Clinton 2 to 20 in durch league basketball games last night. The Catholics trailed to the final quarter where a rally fell short. Thursday night closes the league season with a clash between the Methodists and Presbyterians. Box scores list players from Clinton and Unitarkin with detailed tallies.
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Unitare Rank
Clinton
Jane
Methodists
Presbyteriana
Presbies
Segmane
B. Lohman
A. Tahman
Lohman
Cme Gufler
Atohoston
Kaempechroeder
Kampschroeden
Yin Hi
Kampeschiroeder
Torah Aeestenseses
Norton Smith and Runyan pace Miami four-ball golf tourney
Norton Smith and Paul Runyan posted back-to-back rounds of 62 and 43 to set a record pace in the international four-ball golf tournament in Miami. The recap mentions past mirrored events including athletics coach Dean and a high-scoring meet, with a nod to a 1980 Davis Cup tennis nucleus.
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Lily
Associated Press
Norton Smith
Paul Runyan
Miami
Athletics
Direy Dean
Joh van Ryn
Wihner Allison
George
Lott Nathedom
Wrestling Last Night in Kanank City and Nearby Towns
The report notes wrestling results from Kanank City and neighboring towns Romares and Joy in Arkansas with Rosebud nearby. It mentions weights 220 and 210 pounds and references the Junta and Cole as participants in events last night per Associated Press transcription.
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Associated Press
Kanank City
Kani—lyeratt Var Shail
Junta, Cole
New York
Romares and
Joy
Arkansas
Village of
Rosebud
Sooners Seek a Tie With Kansas in Big Six Race
Norman March 6 Oklahoma aims for a tie with Kansas for second place in the Big Six as it meets the Jayhawkers in Norman for the final conference games. Ray Ebling of Missouri kept scores low against Oklahoma last week, while Dale Jorgenson leads conference scoring. Oklahoma faces Kansas with Eming Warren Allen Wells in the starting lineup, as Parke Jones and Connelley officiate.
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Norman
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Jayhawkers
George Edwards
Miasouri Vigeusa
Valley
Hog
Allan
Alais
Columbia
Caren
Oklatami
Boonerd
Nelaon Ati
Fair Ventata
Tyler
Coble
Coble Til Hiya
Sacle
Flint
Kanata
Ray Ebling
Dale Jorgenson
Missouri
Aeores Leas
Sooner
Ebling
Lawrence
Midwest
Kansan
Tinewpas
Kansas Oklahoma
Big Six wrestlers meet at Ames in two day tourney
The Big Six wrestling teams contest an upcoming two day event in Ames with eight wrestlers per school. Preliminary rounds start Friday afternoon, semifinals Friday night, and finals Saturday night. Oklahoma defends its title with favorites at 18, 146, 145, and heavyweight divisions. Results will set final standings. dual meets do not affect the championship.
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Ames. In
University of Oklahoma
Yagor
Iowa
Martn
Oklahoma
Kanaia
Oklilnewa
College Prom On Wren Highlights Referee Jack Murray Guest
College Prom program at 6:45 Thursday on WREN features eastern intercollegiate basketball referee Jack Murray discussing unification of basketball rules. Ruth Etting and Red Nichols and his orchestra provide music in dedication to New York University and basketball pioneer Dr. Nats antth.
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Jack Murray
WREN
Ruth Etting
Red Nichols
Hig
New York
University
Murray
NYU
Kentucky
Kanaar University
Ald Anectal Tribune
Natsantth
Livantor
Allen
Glenn Cunnink
Hann
Jr. Bausch
Allen Replies To Lincoln Scribes
Former Kansas Nebraska game incident prompts Doc Allen to deny profanity and defend his conduct. He says the Nebraska crowd taunted players and defends his strong language as a sportsmanlike protest while criticizing crowd behavior and the level of officiating.
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Allen
Lincoln
Linscol
Nebraska
K. U
Nebradka
BOS Allen'n
Journal World
Collowas TV
University of Nebraska
Kansas-Nebraska Wim
Ray Ebing
Und Parsons
Ebling
Ebing
George Gardner
Owen
Chili) Cochrane
Bud Parsons
Gordon Gray
Doc Allen
Bud
Lawrence
Lnaders
Nicataaseam
Ronan
Ehling
Vardon
Vaneth
Nebrawkin
Abbage
Reaper WU
Ailey
Bentley
Lileali
Winroth
Hout Iey
Maraun
Parsons
Altho
Waterfowl Refuge Drive Seeks National Parks and Cash Prizes
An alliance of federal biologists and conservation groups launches a national waterfowl refuge program. It seeks to create miniature landing places for wild ducks, urging private and public ponds as refuges. The More Game Birds Foundation offers 500 dollars and silver cups for top refuges in 1935.
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U. S
Biologicalurvey
Tznak Walton League of America
Federation of
Iran
Ania
Aimerlen
Fa Palatestos Une
America
Ind
More Game Birds Foundation
Fifth Avenue
Ding” Darling
Happy Landing
Detroit
Ptixen
Ares Son
Jay N. Darling
Ehlet
Bureau
We Kunwar
Harry Pooks
Isnale Walton
Isnale Walton Leaguer Ayt G. Camerle, Alegtar of Widlarfond
Wotlvitien
Mart Game
Biya
Mra Willi Ta Wonot
Chityman
Women's
Chiba
Manly P. Milner
Dack Mingt Migratory Rd Foundations
Nathin Moran
California
U. S. Miwentory
Btril Advisory Bond
Milward A. Mollheanny
Wathew
Avery: Tatand
Wells Named to Iowa State College Physical Education Staff
Anes, Towa March 6. Marshiall Wells former University of Minnesota football star now athletic director and head coach at Sioux Falls College has been added to Iowa State College physical education. He will teach class PE and assist coaching varsity track and football. Wells built a strong record at Sioux Falls turning the program around after transferring from Hamliner University. At Minnesota the 290 pound 6 feet 3 inch tackle starred in the Raat-Weat lineup and played every minute of a game. He won a conference medal for scholarship and athletic prowess.
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Anes
Towa
Marshiall Wells
University of Minnesota
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Iowa State College
Wells
South Dakota
Hamliner University
Gopher
Minnesota
Central High School
Milingapolla
Lefora Ai
Minngaota
Cage Title to Greeley Crowns Rocky Mountain Conference
The Greeley Teachers captured the castera division basketball championship of the Rocky Mountain conference by defeating Colorado Mines 48 to 24. Utah State took the western division title. A three game playoff begins Thursday in Logan Utah with G Quigley named as referee.
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Greeley Teachers
Colorado
Mines
Utah State
Thuralay
Loman
Utah
G. Quigley
McDonald Tops Southwest Missouri Players in 10-Year Run
Springfield Missouri coach Andrew J McDonald, former Jay Hawkeye on the 1928 Sn hawker quintet, has guided the South west Missouri Teachers College team to the Missouri Intercollegiate AAU title for the second straight year and fourth time in ten years. He emphasizes fundamentals as the foundation of basketball and adapts defenses to match available talent, while facing a steady stream of players from the southwest Missouri area.
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Springfield. Mo
Forrest C. Allen
University of Basketball
Andrew J. McDonald
Missouri Teachers College
McDonald
Allen
Snyhawker
A.A
Hinthama
Mayers
Aouthwest Mixaourt
Anil “Gal
Mayer
Misacurl
Ike
McDoanald
Anya
Springfield
Dafenne
Flad Kone
Avallader
Xenaatt
Binion
Fort Fe
Wirfield
Kan
Kiinane City
Nistors
Tulan Ollers
McDonald's
Springfield College
Training Camp Briefs From Florida Baseball Camps
AP reports fraught with spring training notes from Florida. Frank Frisch plans routine Cardinals practice as Joe Medwick nears arrival for talks with Sam Breadon over a reported $10,906,000 demand. Athletics rest after first casualty. Charley Moss injured for Yanigans. White Sox scout new outfielder Hien. Warneke set for first start with Diplein staff. Schoolboy Rowe aims seven games a month for Tigers. Humphries, Red Sox rookie pitcher, hurt throwing arm and to rest days while Cronin evaluates prospects.
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Bradenton
Fla
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Joe Medwick
Sam Breadon
Joe
Sarasota
Fin—Hryon Humphries
Red Sox
Joplin
Humphries
Jeo Cronin
Baker Wildcats Enter Kansas City Tourney
Baker University in Baldwin Kan becomes the fifth entrant for the Missouri Valley A.A.U. basketball tournament in Kansas City. Bowman College earned the qualifier by winning the Kanaraa City event, advancing Baker to meet the Joplin store team in the opening round. Other colleges listed include Warrensburg Missouri Teachers Maryville Missouri and other teachers teams.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley A.A.U
Baker University
Baldwina
Kanana
Kan
Tean
Baker
Jouad Store
Bowmans
Pes Figaln
Kansas City Tage Liners
Warransburg
Teachers
Maryaville
Wert
Twelve Class B quintets tipped for Bonner Springs tourney
Twelve Class B basketball teams will vie in a Bonner Springs elimination tourney Friday through Saturday with first and second place earning a spot at the district meet in Olathe. Upper bracket matches include Stanley vs unknown and Tonganoxie vs Linwood. lower bracket features titles at 8 pm and 10 pm with byes for DeSoto and Tarbulo.
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Bonner Springs
Olathe
Stanley
Uknsing
Tonganoxice
Linwood
Ronner
Bos
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