Kansas City A C Leads U S A U Cage Second Round Prep
Kansas City U C A C in Seco secondord: Kansas City March 10 AP reports a U S A basketball tournament entering the second round with 24 teams vying for spots. Favorites like the Ascension Club Henrys Kansas City A C and Diamond Oilers show strong form as Round 2 matchups are listed along with yesterday’s results.
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Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kan
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Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Berkshire Cleaners
North Adams
Mass
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Wichita
All-Steel Five
Aurora
Los Angeles
Kansas City Athletic Club
Hain Electris
Omaha
Neb
Los Angeles A. C
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lincoln
Hen- Ty
Brown Paper Mills
Monroe
la. K
Simons Clothiers
Weir
South Side Turners
Indianapolis
East Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
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Apel
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Union Fuel
St. Louis
Young Men’s Institute
San Francisco
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Northwestern Teachers
Alva
Maryville
Hatton-Turner-Stricby
Kansas City Life
Bio
Cincinnati
Lowe-Campbell
Dallas
AWC
Rockhurst College
de Paul University
Chicago
A. C
Diamond Oilers
Tulsa
Henry Clothiers
Phillips
Partlesville
Theta Sigma Phi
Philadelphia
Southwestern
Weatherford
Mila
Superior
Wis
Big ‘Four
Cineinnati
Oklahoma
City Boosters
Steating Shamrucks
Madison
Poe Astats Club
Ottawa ,University
Ottawa
Roo
Colorado
Greeley
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George's Lunch Beats Joe Dandy on Lutheran Court
The George's Lunch five defeated the Joe Dandy team 16 to 13 on the old Lutheran church court. Matheson led with three field goals for the hot dog boys, while Barrickton and Schelbar each scored four for Joe Dandy. A rematch is set for next Saturday night at 8 o'clock on the Lutheran court.
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George’s
Mathés
Barrickton
Schelbar
Otlock
Lawrence Hockey Team Ends Winter Season With 6 3 Win
The Lawrence roller hockey squad closed a successful winter campaign with a 6 to 3 victory over Topeka last week at Wigwam rink. The team played sixteen games this season, posting two losses to Ichita and Kansas City clubs, with several players named among the roster.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Wigwam
New Hampshire
Grand Island
Neb
Ichita
Kansas City
Charles Berore Wai
Charles. i Sawyer
James Cam
Strange as Mrs Mary Ann Smith Shoots Peas for Hire
An odd London anecdote features Mary Ann Smith of Limehouse who wakes at 3 30 am to shoot peas at window panes to rouse clients. She charges a few pennies weekly, serving residents who lack alarm clocks. The piece notes her unique livelihood and hints at broader curiosities from the author panel.
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Mary
Ann Smith
Mrs. Smith
Smiths
Limehouse
London
Bowling delivery tips by Al Demaree
Al Demaree urges bowlers to groove delivery so the ball hits the alley at a consistent distance. He notes a fixed strike point aids control of the hook and offers a published illustrated leaflet on spares. Readers may request it by mailing him with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Demaree
al Demaree
Baseball Camp Notes From Across the South and West
News from spring training reports drifting in from Pensacola, St Petersburg, Clearwater, Fort Myers, San Antonio, Avalon, and Avalon Island. The piece tracks cold camps, injured players, and new experiments like Danny MacFayden’s sinker while noting rookies Herbert and Pennock comments on the new ball and veteran sluggers Ruth and Simmons' hitting. Also mentions hold out twins Dazzy Vance and Babe Herman in Brooklyn negotiations and Athletics versus House of David workout plans amid Cardinals series results.
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Pensacola
Fla
St. Petersburg
Herb ‘Pennock
New York Yankees
Pennock
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Clearwater, Fla
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Babe Herman
Vance
Herman
Babe
Fort Myers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
House of David
Cardinals
Mackien
Marshall
Pruett
Avalon
Cal
Cubs
Catalina Island
Rogers Hornsby
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule
Boston S 10 Brooklyn 2 at St Petersburg. Fresh Louis 4 Philadelphia in Ft Myers. Today’s schedule includes New York at St Petersburg. Boston at Ft Myers. Philadelphia at AM. American Hockey League results Duluth Hornets 4 Buffalo Mets Flyers 4. Southern Conference tournament first round in Atlanta featured 115 basketball players.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Ft. Myers
Louis
Philadelphia
St. Petersbure
Fla
New York
Ft Myers
American Hockey League
Associated Press
Duluth “Hornets
Buffalo
Lal Flyers
Minneapolia Millera
Atlanta
WILL NOT TURN COACH WILL O'BRIEN DECLINES NAVY ENDS JOB
John J. O'Brien, famed Notre Dame football star known as one play O'Brien, rejected offers to coach Navy ends next year to preserve his amateur status. Still with Notre Dame as track captain and a hurdler, he tied the American indoor record for 63 yard highs and is expected to score outdoors. His nickname stems from a 1998 Army game moment when he stayed in to catch a pass for a touchdown.
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South Bend
Ind
John J. O’brien
Notre Dame
O'Brien
Navy
Rockna
Army
Neimi¢c
Boxing and college basketball chatter in scattered results
A fragmented wire report lists boxing outcomes and college basketball notes across several cities. Names such as Silerberg, Datto, Le, Freeman, and Farr appear alongside mentions of free throws in a Georgia Tech game and various regional showings. The text mixes outpoints and scores without a clear single event.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Phil
Chicago
Spencer
Iowa
Louisville
Henry
Mog Toulerile
Mickey Fed Donora
Concensus
New Orleans
Johmny Farr
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Cook
Georgia Tech
Cyclones Triumph Over Kansas in Big Six Wrestling Meet
Iowa State defeated Kansas 29 to 3 in Robinson Gym for the final dual of the Big Six season. Milton Sorem won KU’s only points with a 2 point time-advantage decision over Mechem in the heavyweight bout. ISU took four falls and three decisions across seven matches with Gibson, Williams, Cole, Thomas, Juhl, Mills, and Hr recording victories for ISU and Sorem finishing his conference career.
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University of Kansas
Iowa State
Leon Batman
Kansas
Towa State
Milton Sorem
K. U
Mechem
Sorem
Gibson
Gildemeister
Williams
Chapin
Cole
Russell
Thomas
Miller
Juhl
Spry
Martin
Mills
Shroyer
M. Sorem
Jows
B. R. Patterson
Oklahoma
Hidden under the jersey play sparks long football origin debate
Alan Gould reports on a historic dispute over who introduced the hidden ball trick in football. Harry H. Smith of Richmond cites Auburn in 1895 and Vanderbilt, while W. R. Tichenor recalls Auburn’s 1893 start. The quarrel centers on Pop Warner’s credited role and runs into next fall.
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Alan Gould
Harry H. Smith
Richmond
Auburn
Pop” Warner
Mr. Smith
Vanderbilt
Tichenor
Georgia
Warner
Heisman
Shafer
Hess
Tick
Ticheno
Hidden Football Trick With Jersey Ball Drop Fails Against Georgia
The account describes a devised play where a ball is slipped under a player's jersey and hidden until the runner breaks free. The move was practiced with timing and compact formations but failed in a Georgia game when the ball instead slid under Harry Smith’s jersey. A time out whistle halted the potential touchdown.
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Georgia
Harry Smith
Smith
Jayhawk Tracksters Enter Illinois Relays
Jayhawk Coach Hamilton announced the Jayhawkers will enter the Illinois indoor relays in Urbana next Saturday. Ralph Sickel, Big Six 50 yard dash winner, will run the 73 yard event. George Jones, 440 yard champion, will run the Illini 300. Clyde Coffman leads Big Six indoor in pole vault and will vault in the open event. Potential additions include Joe Kramer, Earl Fury, and Raymond Flick, all high finishers at the Big Six meet in Columbia.
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Hamilton
K. A
Jayhawkers
Illinois
Urbana
O Ralph
Sickel
George Jones
Illini
Clyde Coffman
Old Rosenbloom Cagers to Team Up Once More
Former Cleveland Rosenblums, once American league champions, plan another team reunion on March 14 and 15 to face the Renaissance club of New York. The Renaissance, world Negro champions, have averaged 100 victories annually and lately beat Rochester, Brooklyn, Patterson, Chicago, and Fort Wayne. Rosenblums lineup includes Joe Lapchick, Dutch Delmert, Pete Barry, Carl Husta, Nat Hickey, and Davey Banks, the sole player never to wear Cleveland gear.
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Cleveland Rosenblums
Renaissance Club
New York
Renaissance Basketeers
Rochester
Brooklyn
Patersson
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Rosies
Joe Lapchick
Henry
Dutch) Delmert
Pete Barry
Carl Husta
Nat Hickey
Davey Banks
Elks Bowling Scores Show Strong Team Effort
Robinson posted 272 and 843 series across a high game. Werth added 369 and 216. Other bowlers included TL Gig Ig and Fank with 507, while Bob Berger Gus Berger Edmonson and Green contributed in pins during the evening games.
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Werth
TL Gigig
Bob Berger
Gus Berger
Edmonson
Green
Odessa Captains Lead Missouri Sports Tradition
Odessa Missouri, a town under 2 000 residents, has produced five of its men as Missouri athletic leaders in the last generation. This year two captains, Leonard McGirl the 1930 grid leader and Hubert Campbell basketball co captain, were Missouri's sole AP Dig Six eleven representatives. Earlier Odessans captained teams include Jesse Campbell in 1918, W E Bumgarner in 1916, and Frank Ehbchers in football.
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Odessa
Missouri
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Ihelm
Leonard McGirl
Hubert Cmpbell
Associated Press
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Jesse Campbell
Hubert
W. E. Bumgarner
Frank Ehbchers
Polo Season at Aiken Adraws Nation's Stars
Polo season opens in Aiken South Carolina drawing top players including Tommy Hitchcock Devereux Milburn George H Mead Milton McCoy F H Post Regan McKinney Walter B Eaton Pete Bostwick Winston Guest and Harold E Talbert. The season promises strong competition with potential Hitch cock and Iselin cup entrants. Track Lettermen Return Lexington Ky AP Thirteen lettermen return for Kentucky track under Coach Bernie Shively after a strong previous year.
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Aiken
S. C
Tommy Hitchcock
Devereuy Milburn
George H Mead
United States Polo Association
Milton McCoy
F. H. Post
Regan McKinney
Walter B. Eaton
Pete Bostwick
Lexington
Bernie Shively
University of Kentucky
South
Clinton Belvoir Community News Recaps School Exams and Local Events
The Clinton and Belvoir schools held their bi monthly exams Thurs and Fri. A Sunday school gathering at the Presbyterian church reported fair attendance and an offering of 14 to aid Arkansas relief. Mrs Hall led the morning service on Filling Empty Vessels with Martina Losh singing. Rev Hall’s evening talk focused on Every Christian a Missionary. Mr and Mrs Elbert Robinson welcomed a son at Memorial hospital on March 4. he formerly taught in Clinton and he is the local mail carrier. News notes include Mrs Clyde Talley’s improving health, the Clinton township board meeting with Bert Flory ill with pneumonia at Memorial hospital and undergoing an operation, health nurse Dr Keith and Miss McAuliff visiting Clinton school, a death in Rudley California of Marian Deneen, formerly Miss Mattie Cummings, and family details. Mrs Effie Kampschroeder and relatives traveled to Kansas City. Ruby returned from six months with an engraving firm.
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Belvoir
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Robinson
Clyde "Talley
Clinton Township
Bert Flory
Keith
McAuliff
Clinton School
Marian Deneen
Rudley
Calif
K. A
Leland Stanford University
California
Deneen
Mattie Cummings
Local notes on residents around Baldwin and Lawrence
Ann Margaret Smith attends Washburn College this semester and visited home west of Baldwin. M J Murphy improves from illness as Doings include visits by Mr and Mrs William Murphy of Stull, the Hood family at C U Baldwin home, and trips to Kansas City. Wendell Cortner injures foot on a nail while his family and friends, including the Cummings and Allison households, move and host quilting events amid sowing oats and preparing spring crops in the area.
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Ann Margaret Smith
Washburn College
Baldwin
M. J. Murphy
William Murphy
Stull
Harry Hood
C. U. Baldwin
Lawrence
Hood
Kansas City
Little Wendell Cortner
Charles
Myrabelle
Sigel Farm Bureau
James Allison
Fred. Kampschroeder
Harley Dean
Brubaker
Lois May
Oliver Dean Hardley
Topeka
Alvis Allison
Homer Allison
Arthur Losh
Lickskillet
Edith _Kampschroeder
Charles Kampschroeder
Mattie
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Rube Walberg
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Clinton Belvoir
Elmer Sawyer
William Ewing
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Roy Hartrell
Ebon Anderson
Chester Baldwin
Charles Gorton
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Harold Herschel
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Charles Nemic
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