Ebling Named On All Star Five In Big Six Clash
Kansas City March 7 AP The 1984 Big Six all star team honors two co captains Omar Browning of Oklahoma and Denver Miller of Missouri each received eight votes for captain. Browning and Miller led a strong guard corps with forwards Bross of Nebraska and Fleeting of Kansas chosen first team. Center Wegner of Iowa State edged Munson of Oklahoma for the center slot as Munson and other Wolverines vied for spots. Other selections included Wells of Kansas and Schaiver of Missouri as reserve centers while Main of Oklahoma and Cooner of Missouri claimed second team forward spots.
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Tigers Rally Draw Missouri Fans to Baker Event
A large crowd from Missouri and Kansas City packed the auditorium to cheer the Tigers last night. Among attendees were Gene Kemper Gazette sports editor and Lee Mavis former K A football player. Coach Emil Liston and T A Evans Baker University alumni officials attended.
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Strange as It Seems: Man Lives Without a Stomach
Joseph Krall of Chicago lives healthily without his stomach, the only such recovery on record in the United States. His appetite changes, with increased meals and no craving for liquor or tobacco, while digestion improves. Also notes Fritz the Schnauzer, a champion with many puppies and show wins. Tomorrow: Nature's Drydock.
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Columbian Mile to be Heard Over KMBC
The Columbian Mile at the Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden will be broadcast by Ted Husing on KMBC Saturday at 9 30 p m. Kansas star Glen Cunningham and Pennsylvanias Gene Venzke renew their rivalry to determine the nations foremost miler. It remains undecided whether Bill Bonthron or Princeton will compete, having split honors with Cunningham in two prior races this season.
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Victory for Gridleys in Enid basketball clash
The Wichita Gridleys defeated Phillips University 41 to 39 in Enid Oklahoma last night. Missing captain Gerry Dunham, the team relied on Hodgkinson who scored 18 points, capping a spirited display by the Gridleys.
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Jayhawkers Meet Crowds Amid Big Six Title Hype
The article notes strong early interest in the Baker Relays and an ovation for the Jayhawkers as new Big Six champions. It highlights Ebling’s rare foul, Wallace Blume’s solid play for Missouri, and remarks on official Brick Young and coach Dick Wells. It also mentions Jim Pixlee’s visit and spring football prep at Iowa State with six weeks of drills planned under Coach George Veenker.
Kansas State spring practice opens with 27 players listed
Manhattan Kansas March 7 with 27 men out for baseball and Coach A N Bo McMillin sending footballers through practice each afternoon spring has definitely arrived on the Kansas State campus Miami Florida claims to have more undefeated victors this season than at any other time in its history as a sport
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Interchurch sports schedule in junior high gym
Thursday schedule lists Lutheran versus Congregational at 7 15, Catholic against Centenary MEB at 8 15, Lutheran versus Evangelical at 9 15. Friday features Lawrence against Hiawatha in Holton district tourney second round at 4 p.m. Two Interchurch league games: Evangelica versus Presbyterian at 7 30 and Friends versus Unitarian at 8 30. Saturday includes Haskell versus Wisconsin and a boxing meet at Madison.
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Fresh Cagers Demonstrate Promising Yearlings in Scrimmage
In a Kansas Missouri prep scrimmage, Coach Forrest Cox showcased his freshman squad. Purple beat Green 30 to 15 led by Ray Noble with 12 points and 6–7 center Al Wellhausen adding six. The freshmen displayed sharp passing and solid shooting.
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Washburn selects Emrich as 1934 35 basketball captain
Dan Emrich of Topeka Kansas was named captain of Washburn college's 1934 35 basketball squad on Sunday. He had previously been chosen to captain the football team.
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Missouri Tigers Lose To Kansas Jayhawkers In Big Six Clash
In front of 2716 at the auditorium, Kansas defeated Missouri 23 to 21 as Ebling tied the conference scoring record with 12 points and Harrington added solid support. Missouri rallied late but fell short, ending with a tie for second place behind Kansas after a tense finish.
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Big Six quintets pace scoring as Ebling leads in late crunch
In a tight conference clash, Ebling poured in 44 points and hit 36 free throws while the squad notched 53 field goals and 18 from the line. Analysts note past scorers like Roadcamp, Cooper, O Leary, and Wagner as benchmarks. The Missouri game sent Kansas to a 20 win tally. the team could lose only Paul Harrington if a fourth straight title run continues.
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Lions in Lower Bracket at Holton Tournament
Lawrence and Hiawatha high school basketball teams meet in a Holton district tourney second round after receiving byes. Upper bracket includes Atchison Seaman Sabetha and Highland Park, lower bracket features Lawrence Hiawatha Horton Wame ro Horton and Topeka Catholic. Second round opens Friday with Atchison vs Seamon then Sabetha Highland Park.
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Basketball Scores From Early Games
The report records several college basketball results with teams like Duquesne, Mississippi, Westminster, and Rowan. Scores show Duquesne a losed opponent, Mississippi defeating their foe, and Westminster also posting a win.
Local Sports Scores and Southern Tung Oil Report
Results of games bowled at the conference recreation parlors follow. About 30,009 acres of tung trees, from which valuable oil is extracted, thrive in the southern United States.
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Coffeyville Wins Kansas Junior College Title On Big Margin
Coffeyville, Kansas, March 7. The Coffeyville junior college basketball team closed the season with a 61 to 19 victory over Independence. Forward Hitt scored 28 points and Dickey added 21 as Coffeyville dominated the game. Final conference standings show Coffeyville atop the standings with strong totals, while Independence finished last.
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Mrs Hill Wins Radium Springs Golf Medal
Opal S. Hill of Kansas City captured the medal in the third Radium Springs invitation, beating a local rival as Kansas City golfers posted a 7% score. Albany player B. Ligwitt earned runner-up with an 80. qualifiers included C. R. McHubbin of Kansas City.
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Oklahoma City Cardinals avenge loss by beating Tulsa College
Oklahoma City Cardinals girls basketball team, champions of North America, defeated Tulsa Business College girls 29 to 17 in Mangum Oklahoma to avenge a previous 22 18 defeat. The Monday loss was the Cardinals first in 90 games. Coach Louis Menze shifted to baseball drills in Ames Iowa as a spring practice began.
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Veteran coaches win Big Six basketball championships
Veteran coaches dominate the era with multiple titles. Dr. F. C. Allen after a brief 1908-09 service returns in 1919 and posts 15 years of continuous service with 12 championships. Hugh McDermott at Oklahoma holds two titles in 14 years. George Edwards at Missouri has one championship in eight years. Louis Menze at Iowa State six years, H. A. Browne in his second year at Nebraska, and Frank Root in his first year at Kansas State have not won championships.
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Louis Menze
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H. A. Browne
Nebraska
Frank Root
Kansas State
Local social notes from Twin Mound area
Mr and Mrs Antone Schirmer moved to a new home west of Overbrook Friday. Pearl Thurber and daughter Joan visited John Benander in West Fairview. Clara Petefish visited with J T Pete ish in Overbrook. George Sullivan attended a birthday dinner for his brother James at the Sullivan home. Raymond Barber and sister visited in law family homes. Clarence Montfoort hosted Saturday evening. Sarah Gibler spent days with friends in Lawrence. Elmer Wilson family moving to Big Springs. Stuart W Thurber attended Marion township board. John Simon returned home after an absence. Dora Moss to host Twin Mound Larkies Aid Society March 7. George Sullivan and Elmer Thurber family visited. Albert Rukes to occupy vacated home as Iffie Rukes and sons move to Overbrook.
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Pearl Thurber
Joan
John Benander
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Clara Petefish
Lawrence
J. T. Peteish
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Crowder J M Crowder and Emmett Honor Roll Names
Crowder J M Crowder and J S Emmett visited Bertrand Perkins in Lawrence on a Wednesday afternoon. The Crowder school honor roll lists Paul Bradley Wesley Grimes Jack Collins and Sammie Grimes as having no absences or tardies and averaging 90 or above.
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Bertrand Perkins
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