Jayhawks Set for Final Valley Game Against Pikers
The Kansas Jayhawkers, valley champions for four seasons, complete a light practice on Robinson Court as they prepare to face the Washington Pikers Monday night. Coach Allen notes improved condition after a four day rest.
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First Intercollegiate Boxing Meet in Lawrence Planned
Kansas University prepares for the first intercollegiate boxing meet in its history at Robinson Gymnasium next Wednesday night. The KU squad, against Kansas Aggie boxers, will feature seven bouts led by captain John Montgomery and include Jess Miller, Charlie Einbinder, Merle Price, Sean Seelig, Tiny Smith, and Kenneth Spencer. The Aggies come off one prior match with Ames, which they won by default.
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KU Wrestling Faces Missouri in Last Dual of Season
The University of Kansas wrestling team meets Missouri tonight at Columbia in the final dual meet of the season. Coach Patrick says the squad is in good shape to add a win to the Mount Gread team’s record and shape Missouri Valley lineup entries for Lincoln meets March 13 and 14. Kansas entries include Stoklas 108, Skinner 115, Stirton 125, Fearing 185, Reidel 145, Webring 158, Hayes or Delp 175, and Smith heavyweight.
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Ackerman Faces Final Valley Game as Jayhawks Beat Tigers Seven Times
Tusten Ackerman, Kansas basketball captain, has never lost to Missouri in three Valley seasons and meets Washington University in his final Valley game. Ackerman's record includes seven wins over the Tigers with Kansas, highlighted by a vow he made as a child after a 1910 Thanksgiving game.
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Haskell Falls to Warrensburg Five in Rough clash
Warrensburg Mules edged Haskell Institute 30 to 24 on their court. Tad Reid led Warrensburg with a strong defensive effort as Parton Has Kell scored 16 for Haskell. Referee John Bunn presided as the two teams meet again tonight. Phi Kappa Psis win interorganization boxing cup with 13 points, De Molays close behind at 12.
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Lawrence High Beats Horton 34 to 10 in District Clash
Lawrence High School defeated Horton High School 34 to 10 on Horton’s court. Lawrence led from start to finish, using eight players with Popplewell scoring ten points. This was Lawrence’s second win over Horton this season and their last game of the year against Topeka.
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Gargle throat with aspirin instructions from Bayer label
A harmless and effective gargle is prepared by dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four level tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly and repeat in two hours if necessary. Ensure genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross. Available in tin boxes of twelve tabs for a few cents.
Ames Cyclones Lose Final Contest at Drake 23 to 19
The Ames Cyclones basketball team finished the season with a 23 to 19 loss to Drake University. Ames won only once, against Oklahoma, and remains cellar-dwellers in the Missouri Valley standings. Kansas Aggies face Washington in Manhattan. Nebraska over Washington 36 to 16. Dress form training for farm bureau club leaders set for next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce building with county agents and local leaders assisting.
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Liberty bonds market closing figures diverse across issues
New York government bond notes show closing levels for March 7 with several issues trading near par. Liberty bonds range from 3 1/2s at 101.20 and 4 1-45s around 101.19 to 100.25 for 4 1-45s, 4 1-4s at 101.11, 4 1/4s at 101.25, and U.S. Treasury fours at 100.17 with 4 1-45 at 104.23.
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