Henrys Triumph In First Cage Tilt At NCAA Tourney
West Texas Teachers College from Canyon upset Kansas City Athletic Club 32 25 led by Fortenberry and Calvin in a surprise first round at the amateur union national tournament. Henrys of Wichita crushed Albert Cleaners 33 14 as Break sparked the early attack. Brown Paper Mills edged Denver Piggly Wigglys 26 21, while Diamond Oilers Tulsa toppled Doc’s Gang 48 16 and Hupps Oklahoma City defeated Investors Syndicate 22 21. Wesleyan and Bethany joins other winners heading to round two as schedule announcments set today’s matched games.
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Pigely Wirely
Denver
Y Sitewell
Qreeteh Ky
Union Order
Wichita Henrys
Albert
Cleaners
Cedar. Rapids
Iowa
West Texas Teachers
Canyon
Kansas City Athletic Club
Diamond Oilers
Tulsa
Doc's
Geng
Taylorville
Ind
Hopps Oklahoma City
Investors Syndicate
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mar
West Texas Teachers College
Amateur Athletic Union
Fortenberry
Texas
Calvin
E.C.A.C
Henrys
Henry
Wichita
Albert Cleaners
Cedar Rapids
Brown Paper Mill
Monroe
Denver Piggly Wigglys
Oklahoma
Doc
Paul Burks
K.C.A.C
Neek
Oklahoam City
Hupps
Eaton
Hupp
Wierh
Leese
Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan
Buerhel
Buschel
Hall Clarifies New Gridiron Rule No Exceptions Mentioned
New York March 8 AP hall chair of the rules committee states no exceptions to the rule that a ball is dead when any part of the carrier besides hands or feet touches the ground. Officials and coaches asked about slips in open fields and potential TDs. Hall says exceptions would erode the rule and increase injuries from piling on.
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New York
Football Rules Committee
E. K. Hall
Associated Press
Hall
Jeneth
NET STARS COMING TO THE AUDITORIUM FOR TENNIS SHOW
Big Bill Tilden and Hans Nusstein headline a Friday night tennis exhibition featuring contrasting styles. Tilden’s pace change and backcourt strategy clash with Nusstein’s hard hitting volleys and relentless pace. Also notes Elks bowling scores and upcoming games.
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Hans Nusslein
Bill’ Tilden
University of Kansas Auditorium
Teuton
Europe
Bill Tilden
Tilden
Hans’ Nusslein
Ausstein
Nusstein
Bie Bill
Nusslein
Strange As It Seems column snippet by John Brix includes beer on 40-dollar note
The feature recalls a 40 dollar note showing the Capitol and Washington skyline with the Christian Mills Brewing Co location at Twenty-F Street and Constitution Avenue. It notes near beer as a real beer post restriction and mentions brewing history. Also mentions skating record by C T Gillespie and rival high school coaches Chester and Donald Johnson in Minnesota with O H S initials on uniforms.
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United States
United States Capitol
Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Christian Mels Brewing Comparts Penne
Twenty-F Street
Constitution Avenue
C.T. Gillespie
St. John
X. B
Chester
Donald Johnson
Onamia
Minn
Qgulvie
O. H.S
John Hix
Kansan Basketeers on All-Big Six Teams for 1932
The Kansas City Star names three Kansas Jayhawkers on the 1932 all-Big Six first team, marking the fifth year since 1922 with three Kan sas players on the top squad. The list includes Ted O Leary Lee Page and Bill Johnson, with history noting multiple prior selections and Kansas championships dating back to 1922. Pla Mor Home Games in Kansas City showcase Duluth Hornets visits as they battle for playoff positioning and the Pla-Mor Hockey Club hosts the weekend series.
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University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Kansas
George Rody
Paul Endacott
John Wulf
Charles Black
Tus Ackerman
Bob Mosby
al Petersen
Verne Wilkin
Gale Gordon
Wilfred Belgard
Zeke Burton
Tom Bishop
Forrest Cox
Ted O'Leary
Lee Page
Bill Johnson
Pla-Mor
Kansas City
Mar
Duluth Hornets
Hornet
Pla-Mer
Duluth
Baseball Briefs Preview in Spring Training Roundup
West Palm Beach reports the Browns second squad may see many absentees with only Melillo Bettencourt and Schulte ready. Cincinnati Reds face holdouts and uncertain infield as they plan an Bradenton exhibition with St Louis. Dodgers scout Quinn notes players now more educated but less flashy than 20 years ago. Cubs recruits worry over meals until March 18 while eight join the Los Angeles club's Pacific Coast League effort. Giants managers praise two scoreless outings by pitchers Walker Hubbell and Luque. A St Marys rookie for Red Sox is knocked out for five minutes by a concrete stand while chasing a fly ball in Savannah.
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West Palm, Beach, Fla
Mar
St. Louis Browns
Bill Friel
Oscar Melillo
Larry Bettencourt
Fred Schulte
Clearwater, Fla
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Club
Wrigley
Savannah
Harry Burns
St. Mary’s College
St. Marys
Kan
Red Sox
Straight cross alley ball aids 10 pin spare
AL DEMAREE advises the average bowler to use an absolutely straight cross alley delivery to spare the pesky 10 pin. He warns the hook may be risky on slippery alleys and offers an illustrated leaflet, “Improving Bowling Delivery,” by mail upon request with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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AL Demaree
al Demiaree
American Hockey Results and New NC State Sport Addition
American hockey results list bouts with boxers and outcomes across cities including Milwaukee Des Moines Chicago Pittsburgh and others. The text notes Kansas City 0 Duluth 2 and Tulsa 3 as part of scores while mentioning swimming added as a new sport to North Carolina State athletic program.
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New York
Die Raw
Poland
Matte Goldman
Silly Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Frankie Petrole
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
Jack Kilbourne
Australie
Harry Fuller
Butin
Silladelphia
Vance
Dundee
Baltimore
Billy_ Angelo
Lesperville
Milwaukee
Bkins Tut
Minneapolis
Bucky Lawless
Pittsburgh
Hymie Wiseman
Des Molines
Defeaterdt
Pute Chevalier
Cudahy
Wis
GI T
Sioux Falls
S. D
Jeohnny Martin
Larchwood
Towa
Billy Light
St. Paul
imUu
Kansas City
Pia Mers
Duluth Hornets
Chicago Shamrocks
Tulsa Oilers
Daytona Beach speed carnival eyed with Campbell and Oldfield
Day tona Beach mayor E H Armstrong pushes plans for a February ocean speedway carnival inviting legends like Sir Malcolm Campbell and Barney Oldfield to race. Budding speed fans hope American cars meet British challengers as Campbell eyes faster than 300 mph while Norman Smith and J M White consider entries. Babe Ruth turns to golf for health and form improving, aiming at possible tournament play.
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Daytona Beach
E.H. Armstrong
Ocean Speedway
Malcolm Campbell
Norman
Smith
Campbell
Mile Beach
New Zealand
United States
J. M White
Philadelphia
Daytona
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Malcolm
Kansas High School Debating Final Tourney Planned
Final debates of the Kansas High School Debating league will be held March 18 and 19 at the University of Kansas for the twenty second time. Debaters from 12 districts will travel to Lawrence, with Topeka joining as the North East entry. Each town will send at least four debaters, plus faculty advisors, as Class A and B split into two groups for round robins and eliminations on Saturday. Class A winners include Holton Topeka Paola Coffeyville Osage City Manhattan Hays Pratt or Ashland Newton Salina Hutchinson Colby La Crosse. Class B winners include Fairview Encioyne Helper Neosho Rapids Wasnetone Palco Bluff City Halstead Brookville Elmwood Oakley Garfield.
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Kansas High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka
North East
Holton
Paola
Coffeyville
Osage City
Manhattan
Hays
Pratt
Ashland
Newton
Salina
Hutchinson
Colby
la Crosse
Fairview
EnCygne
Helper
Neosho Rapids
Wasnetone Palco
Bluff City
Halstead
Brookville
Elmwood
Oakley
Garfield
Kansaska to host finals in Robinson Gymnasium
The University of Kansaska finals run tomorrow night starting at 7:30 in Robinson Gymnasium. In the B division semifinal Kap pa Sigma faces Alpha-Taus Omega at 7:30, Phi Gamma, Detta meets Chi Delta Sigma at 8:30, while the A division finalists later play.
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University of Kansaska
Robinson Gymnasium
Kappal Sigma B
Phi Gamma
Delta B
Kappa Sigma
Alpha -Taus Omega
Detta
Chi Delta Sigma
Beta
Theta Pi
Alpha Kappa? Psi S
Pi Kappa Alpha Five
Cottage Intellectuals
Lawrence High School
Pitt All-Opponents Basketball Team Pick Includes Two Kansans
Ted O Leary and Bill Johnson of Kansas were named on the Pittsburgh selected all opponents team. O Leary earned second team forward honors and Johnson received honorable mention at center.
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Kansas
Ted O'Leary
Bill Johnson
Teaversity of Pittsburgh
O'Leary
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Notre Dame
Purdue
Temple
Syracuse
Nemer
Southern California
MacDougal
Krause
Wooden
Reiter
Duqesne
van Ackeren
Creighton
Stewart
Tanseer
Pennsylvania
Crowe
Notre
Kaw Valley Social Notes From Local Homes
Mrs Eugene McCabrin attended a W I T club at Mrs Clarence Daughertys home Monday afternoon. Elmer Campbell of Kansas City visits daughter Mrs William Ott and family this week. A G Gain and daughter Mildred of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs German Wichman and sons and Mr and Mrs John Ott sr. Bertha Bernitz and Lela May visited Mr and Mrs Louis Hadl and children Friday. Carl Altenbernd assisted quilting for the Woman's Union at Anna Landons. Franklin Van Petten and children were in Topeka Thursday with Joe Dangerfield. Lester Hall of Park College spent Sunday with Edwin Ott and family. Edward Davis spent weekend with Bert Mitchells family. Eugene McCabrin and children were Sunday dinner guests of Harry Broers, Carl Mitchell and Oliver families.
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Eugene McCabrin
Clarence Daugherty
Elmer Campbell
Kansas City
William Ott
A. G. Gain
Mildred
Eens
Mra
Erman Wichman and
John Ott
Bertha Bernitz
Lela May
Louis Hadl
Carl Altenbernd
Woman's Union
Anna Landon
Franklin van Petten
Topeka
Joe Dangerfield
Lester Hall
Park College
Edwin Ott
Edward. Davis
Bert Mitchell
Harry Broers
Carl Mitchell
Oliver
Wats Dean
D. Koehler
David Mathia
Theodore ‘Thalia
Fall Leaf
Willie Chanay
Delbert
Peet
Gordon
Davis
Frank Steele
Ed Schaake
William Altenbernd
John
Hadl
Conrad Altenbernd
John Unger
Lawrence
John Ott, Sr
Gordon Davis
Eva Steele
Herman Wichman
Wesley Deckwa
Henry Deckwa
Albert Miller
Carl Kurtz
Carl Vernon
Louis Hadi
Ethelbert
Emerson
Oliver Schultz
Armthur Schultz
Kenneth
Raymond
Chester Mitchell
Pearl
Earl Ott
Belle-view
Local families gather for Sunday visits and Friday calls
Schultz and Mrs. Bert Mitchell with sons spent Sunday afternoon with Helen Alteriber nd. Dorothy Fippart visited Lawrence. Hadl family and others called on Vogler and Ott households. Ed Mistle of Kansas City, Will iam Otts family, McCabrin and Koehler groups shared afternoon events. Numerous calls and dinners linked to Ott and Altenbernd households, with birthdays noted for Henry Deckwa and other social visits across Topeka and nearby towns.
Independence News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Perry Stover of Baldwin had dinner with the Phila Beck home. Scott Nelsons and daughters were Sunday guests of Phila Beck and family. J F Beck and Harold Beck visited in the afternoon. Dr Crawford of Centropolis called Thursday morning. Earl Leder’s return to work reported. Independence school children prepare for final bi monthly exams Thursday and Friday. Hunk Anderson, Notre Dame coach, to join Texas Tech summer coaching school staff.
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Perry Stover
Baldwin
Phila Beck
Scott Nelson
J. F. Beck
Harold
Dr. Crawford
Centropolis
Philo Beck
Earl Lederer
Independence School
Hunk” ' Anderson
Notre Dame
Texas Tech
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Schuessler Athletic Club
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Young Men’s Institute
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Del
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Buffalo
Andy Brown
Brooklyn
Lea’ Pinetzki
Tiny Roebuck
Sacramento
Bonnie Muir
Australia
Ted Pre
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de Aeer
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K. U. Auditorium
ELKS
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Spears
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Gonah
Shearer
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Phillips
Holbeck
Glalin
John Brix
K. U. Basketeers
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