Tourney field trimmed to 16 teams in AAU basketball
With the field reduced to 16 teams for the second round eight states remain in the AAU national championship chase. California Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma each have three survivors, while South Dakota Illinois Texas and Louisiana have one each. California teams Pasadena Majors and Young Men's Institute won. San Francisco Olympic Club barely beat Midland College 31 to 28.
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Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kan
Northwestern Oklahoma
Alva
St. Louis
Sugar Creeks
Central College
Fella
Iowa
Pasadena
Southwestern Oklahoma
Weatherford
Schuessing
A. C
Chicago
East
Central Oklahoma
Ada
Northwest Missouri
Mareville
Jerry Sparcks
Kansas
Enid
Okla
Hilips Universi Simone
Weir
Rockhurst College
Kansas” City
Moss
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Mirdland Calless
Fremont
Wichita
Falco A. C
Holyoke
Kansas City
Mar
California
Missouri
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Illinois
Texas
Louisiana
Young Men's Institute of
Rath
Black Hawks
Waterloo
Northwest Missouri Teachers of
Maryville
Phillips University of
Phillips A
Simone
St. Louis Sugar Creeks
Central College of
Mass
New England
Nien
Phillips U
Oklahoma City Hopps
Tulsa
Diamond Oilers
U Schuessler A. C
Atla
Teachers
Henrys
Brown Paper Mill
Monroe
Dakota Wesleyan
Young Men's Institute
Schuessler A. G
Southern Kansas Stage
Lines
West Texas Teachers
Canyer
P. m
Phillips University
Northwest
Wichita Henrys
Local hockey team edges Lawrence in extra period
Kansas City roller hockey team defeated Lawrence 3 to 2 in overtime at Kansas City Mo. The game tied 2 2 after two periods before the decisive 15 minute extra period. Captain Charlie Berry tallied both Lawrence goals. Lawrence next faces Kansas City Five Aces at 9 pm Thursday at Fairmount Park rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence
Charlie Berry
Kansas City Five Aces
Fairmount Park
Wrestling and boxing notes from late scores and bouts
Erratic boxing results list multiple knockouts across cities including West Palm Beach Denver and Chicago with names like Rizzol Pollock and Chastain. Wrestling results feature Ray Steele Glesdale Tiny Roebuck and Jim Landos with disqualification noted for Washburn. hockey league section begins but details sparse.
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Hambright
IDAL
Tommy
Ewin
Fale Okun
Chuck Wiggins
Hoy Eolis
New
Ray_ Steele
Glesdale
Herb “Freeman
New York
Portland
Tiny Roebuck
Kong
Jack Washburn
California
Washburnn
Sy Oe Stockton
Jim Landos
Leo Paplano
Brockton
American Hockey League
Baseball briefs from spring camps and weather delays
Baseball notes from Paso Robles St Petersburg Biloxi and San Antonio cover Pirates Yankees White Sox Braves and Senators camp progress weather delays and player movements. Key items include Pie Traynor breaking into the Pirates lineup Young recruit third baseman in camp and Manush reporting to Biloxi while weather hampers practice. Also Shires Berger Schulmerich and sluggers warming up as Braves prepare for Yankees tilt and Utah wrestling captain Chuck Larson out after football injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Gibson
Pie” Traynor
Jineun
Floyd “Young
Traynor
Yannigans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Braves
Bill McKechnie
Shires
Berger
Schulmerich
Yankees
University of Utah
Chuck Larson
Dempsey Comeback Trials Highlight Five Year Gaps
By John Hix. Across five years since losing the heavyweight crown, Dempsey faces doubts about a successful return. The piece recalls four champions who returned after long layoffs, including Bendigo and Caunt, noting Bendigo’s multiple retirements, prison terms, and later evangelism. Tomorrow: Butter From Sheep's Tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempser
Trey
Hanes
Dempsey
Ben Caunt
Darts
Ward
Bendiso
Bendizo
William Thompson
James Burke
Appleby
Eng
Burke
America
Se . E
Bendigo
Ramey Wins Return Bout At Kansas City Arena
Around Bill Ramey of Kansas, a KU contributor, opened a comeback with a decision over Joe Piersol, a 165 pounder from Kansas City, in three rounds at the intentions arena. Blair Peewee Weidman of Lawrence lost a three round featherweight decision to Johnny Franks. both fighters had been away several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill. Ramey
University of Kansas
Joe Piersol
Kansas City
Intentions
Ramey
Blair
Peewee
Weidman
Lawrence
Johnny Franks
Net Tilts Here Friday on Canvas
The university auditorum will host Friday night matches featuring Big Bill Tilden and a cast of foreign pros. Contests start at 7 20 pm with overhead flood lights planned. A green canvas court will be stretched from stage to west seating as Tilden Najuch Burke Nusstein compete, promising unusual ball behavior and brisk ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Tilden
University Auditorum
F.C. Allen
Lincoln
Neb
Tilden
Roman_Najuch
Albert Burke
Hans Nusstein
Europa
Allen
Notable University Attraction Draws Faculty Attention
Members of the K. U. faculty show strong interest in the sale for the matches. German exchange scholars Georg Brandau and Alfredtine de Chap eaurouge have received special invitations to watch Najah and Nusslein perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Georg Brandau
Alfredtine de Chapeaurouge
Najah
Nusslein
Crisler’s Arrival Brings New Hope To Princeton Frosh
Af Fritz Crisler lands at Princeton with a blunt focus on fundamentals blocking and tackling. He arrives amid energy and a plan to rebuild a lean 1933 squad from a slim spring pool. His Minnesota success fuels cautious optimism despite weak spring prospects and a tough schedule ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Tigers
Chicago
Minnesota
Nassau
Crisler
Warner
Rockne
Jack James
University
Millard Draudt
Columbia
Morningside
Cornell
Navy
Michigan
Yale
Ohio State
Hamilton Names Kansas Entries for Track Meet
Coach Brutus Hamilton announced Kansas entries for the Big Six indoor track meet at Columbia Missouri. Despite cold weather and no tryouts, selections were made from past performances with preliminaries set for Saturday and rest of squad traveling Friday night or Saturday morning. Notable entries include Kilaner, Gridley, Kite, Cox, Sickel, Fullerton, Stralow, Cunningham, Borel, Taylor, Coffman, Hodges, and others across sprints hurdles distance events and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus Hamilton
University of Kansas
Columbia
Jayhawker
Hamilton
Kansas
Joe Kilaner
Day Vlumiy
Bernie Gridley
Maurice Kite
James Cox
Raymond Flick
Oglethorne Captain Bryant Plans Pro Football Next Fall
Bryant, captain of the Oglethorne football squad last season, plans to play professional football next fall. The report lists players and fragments of game notes including names such as Phillips, Rumsey, Glahn, Halbeck, Hutson, Parker, and others amid scattered statistics and roster remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Bryant
Oglethorne
Unknown rookies and spring hopes in baseball lore
By Pap By Al describes spring training dreams of breakout stars and veterans, noting the lure of unknown rookies from bushes and colleges alongside highly advertised minor leaguers. The piece blends baseball speculation with local social notes from Lawrence and surrounding communities, mentioning numerous visits, moves, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demarea
Ty Cobb
Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Wes Ferrell
Ike Cobb
Ferrell
Walter ‘Johnson
Frank Frisch
Jack
Farewell party for Barber jand family at E M Bahnmaier home
A large gathering at E M Bahnmaier’s Wednesday evening saw the Barber jand family bid farewell with guests including Ted Buchiom Roy Deskin Theo Wiggins Shipman Carter and many others. The evening featured card playing and refreshments. Mrs Chas Coffman spent several days at McLouth visiting her daughter. Jolly Quilters met at George Coffman’s to quilt a friend quilt and elect officers with one new member joining. The club, now twenty strong, will meet again in two weeks with Mrs T R Wiggin hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Neste
Lawrence
Everett Lee
Geo. Coffman
C. E. Stanwix
Everett Craig
Bruce Gress
Overbrook
Frank Buerman
August
Roy
Willamstown
Ed Buerman
Raymond Love
Scelihorn
Brackett
J. E. Shirck
Ralph Traxler
Lester of
Lecompton
E. M. Bahnmaier
Floyd Schellhorn
Barker Neigborhood
Geo, Coffman
Clarence Welcher
Harry Unger
Deno
Floyd Schellhorn Jand
Ted: Buchiom
Roy Deskin
Theo. Wiggins
Shipman Carter
Cecil Button
Oliver Peterson
George Coffman
Chas. Coffman
C. E
McLouth
E. M. Bahampier
Frank Houk
Fenton
Worden
Here
Hout
Lce
T. R. Wiggin
Mark Pierson
Williamstown community kitchen shower planned
In Williamstown a community kitchen shower is planned for next Wednesday to aid Mrs Frank Black and family after a fire damaged their home and belongings. The event is sponsored by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown Ladies’Aid
Frank Black
Williamstown Sunday School
Leila Wray
John Crai
Beulah Johnson
Ottawa
Roy Woodhuff
Frank. Doane
Ralph Baker
Oscar Baker
Lawrence
H. A. Manerval
George White
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Fld
St. Louis Cardinals
Alpr
Johnny Allen
New York Yankee
Esterday
Biloxi
Miss
Heinie Manush
Washiton
San Antonio
Tex
Chitcago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
HAS
John Hix
Caunt
Gendigo
Gendiza
OY Crabiree Hol CieIng
Ales Lefia Bickford Kkared, Me
Agen
Frilly
Coma Last Crisler
Stagg School
Uit
ELKS
Phillips
Hick
Philips
Rumsey Glahn
OB Halbeck
Ugh
Glan
Halbeck
Hutson
Ailen
Jeckman Farm
John Ingalis
Dorothy Stanwix
Reba Moors
Stanwix
Dorothy ‘Stanwix
John Ingalls
C.’B. Stanwix
Dickinson Theater
John Day
Fred QC
Richardson
Marcus
Oliver
Mary Elizabeth
Waite
Brooklyn
Erasmus Hall
HGH School
Ameral
AIA
Williamstown
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Bud Fisher
Srey
Fide PractieRv
White Owl
Etter Tobacco
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