Semi Final Round in National Meet Matches Tulsa Diamond Oilers
Kansas City March 10 AP Wichita Henrys seek a fourth straight national title as they face Tulsa Diamond Oilers in the National AAU meet semi finals. Tulsa, strongest Oklahoma team, features Hyatt and Larson, while Wichita hopes to rebound after two losses to Tulsa this season. The other semi pits Rosenberg Arvey of Chicago against Kansas City's Southern Kansas Stage Lines.
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Kansas City
Wichita
Henrys
Tulsa
Diamond Oilers
Oklahoma Oil Center
Kansans
Hyatt Tourney
Tulsans
Charles
Chuck) Hyatt
Pittsburgh University
Oklahomans
Carl Larson
Bethany College
Berry Dunham
Henrys _Auard
Tom Pickell
University of Arkansas
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Southern Kansas
Rosenberg-Arvey
Chicago
Northwestern
Joe Eiff
Rosenberg-Arver
Denver Pigely- Wigelies
California
Pasadena
Hutchinson
Renos
Reno
Ernie Schmidt
Pittsburg
Kan
Teachers College
West Texas
Stribling Suspended by French Boxing Federation
American heavyweight W L Young Stribling was suspended for three months by the French Boxing Federation for unsatisfactory conduct in a Paris bout with Pierre Charles of Belgium. He was disqualified for holding in the eighth round of a ten round match, with Charles awarded the win. IBU may follow with sanctions making Stribling ineligible in affiliated countries.
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Paris
W.L
Young) Stribling
Council of the
French Boxing Federation
Pierre Charles
Belgium
Stribling
Charles
International Boxing Union
Strange Ant Farming And Giants Of The Farm
An article notes strange ant farming where Attaden ants cultivate tiny mushrooms to feed themselves. It highlights queen ants storing seed crops before founding new nests and describes two giant horses owned by Mr Brady as offspring of normal stock, with tomorrow’s note about the last of the Longhorns.
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Mai
Brazil
Brady
Jayhawker spring gridiron trials on Mount Oread
Twenty five new gridsters join Kansas University practice at Mount Oread as Ad Lindsey Mike Getto Frosty Cox and George Atkeson guide the squad. Newcomers Donald Johns Lawrence punter John Warren Wichita join returning players while last year's squadmen train toward Monday afternoon session. A Rotterdam tramp shipping firm forms as a side note.
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K. U
Mount Oread
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Frosty Cox
George Atkeson
Donald Johns
Lawrence
John Warren
Wichita
Gene Hibbs
Wi Lawrence
Charles- Jess Trowerholz
Farris
Garnett
Harpe
Krank Watkman
Kanvas
Wathena
Sitrea
Hoover
Tons Noxie
Chistles
Tulsa
Okla
Richard Sklar
Stenton Iscaake
Lee Donald _Dosley
Presbyterians Win In Church League Final Thriller
The Presbyterian team captured the church league basketball title by beating Catholics 29 to 10 in a finals game on the Junior high court. In the third place game Christian five defeated Centenary M E 27 to 1. A post-season dinner for players coaches and pastors is set for 6:30 PM Monday at the American Legion hall with Dr. James Naismith as principal speaker. Cups will be awarded to the Presbyterian winners and to the Catholic runners up.
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Presbyterian
Christian
Centenary M. E
American Legion Hall
James Naismith
University of Kansas
Presbyteria
Morrison
Waters
Quigley
Mannie
Portius
Guffer
Wampichick
Sharkey
Pi - Jones
Stoker
Goodyear
Centena L
Pine
W. Pins
H.walton
Otburn
H. Fine
Pin Hills
Colburn
Fite
Kansas City gym hosts top teams in national tourney
Last night in Convention Hall Kansas City drew about 3 000 fans as eight leading quintets and many stars vied for the national title. Tulsa Diamond Oilers and Wichita Henrys sought a fourth straight crown while Stage Line and Chicago's Rosenberg Arveys advanced. Johnson and Schmidt starred for Stage Lines, with Reiff and Lonborg highlighted for Chicago. The crowd watched strategic coaching by Lance and Maryville's Tba as independents argued their strength against college teams.
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Kansas City
Reno Greamers
Bill Jopeor
Eri
Sfath
Éemipany
Bill Johnson
Ernie Schmidt
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Altho
Johnson
Tan
Schmidt
Octopus Hold Wins for Kansas City Wrestler Wright
Kansas City heavyweight Homer Wright used his famous octopus hold to win two of three falls from Harry Cadell of Little Rock in Turner hall last night at the United Commercial Travellers show. Wright captured the first fall.
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Homer ~ Wright
Kansas City
Harry Cadell
Little Rock
Ark
United Commercial Travelers
Turner Hall
Wright
Wildcat Sul livan gains victory in Topeka match
In Topeka preliminary action middleweight Sul livan defeated Old Olson of St Paul when Olson was ordered from the ring by Referee Farmer Ross after each fall. Olson and Sul livan exchanged hard punches in the first two falls before Olson was disqualified in the third for fighting the referee.
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Wildcat
Sullivan
Topeka
Old Olson
Farmer Ross
Olson
Karolin
Ellis
Ottawa
Cliff White
Montana
Gowboy Daniels
Ernest Fenstemaker
Lawrence
Altho
Filmore Cox
Off to Big Six Meet Kansas track squad departs for Columbia
The University of Kansas track squad of 15 left by car for Columbia Missouri to compete in the Big Six indoor meet on Saturday. Coach Hargiss joined the group in Kansas City and was observed watching National AAU basketball games yesterday as Kansas aims to stay in top form for future clashes with Gene Venzke and Glenn Cunningham.
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Glenn, Cunningham
Big Sox
Columbia
New York
Bill Hargiss
Gene Venzke
University of Kansas
Kansas City
H. W
Bill
Hargiss
Eastern College Flash
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Kansans prep for Big Six indoor meet and New York clash
Kansas Jayhawkers led by Glenn Cunningham and Ray Flick plan to enter two events at the Big Six meet next weekend, then travel to New York for the Knights of Columbus meet. Captain Flick Ed Hall Jay Plumley Theno Graves and others join Cunningham as they seek league laurels with limited lettermen this year.
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Tance Ace
Hargiss
Cunningham
Venzke
Knights of Columbus
New York
Jayhawkers
Ray Flick
Ed Hall
Jay
Ping Pong Championship Opens With Inaugural Women’s Division
The national ping pong championship in Chicago starts tonight with Coleman Clark of Chicago defending his title. Competitors hail from Michigan New York California Wisconsin Missouri and West Virginia as the tournament marks the first women’s division.
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Chicago
Coleman Clark
Michigan
New York
California
Wisconsin
Missouri
West Mirginia
Grade School Play Day Set At Eudora Rural Gym
The eleventh annual grade school basketball tournament will be held at Eudora Rural High School gym Saturday. Ten teams entered with games starting 8:30 a.m. Referees Olander and Steiner. Three games in morning, consolation at 7:80 p.m. Girl Scouts versus High School girls at 8:15. Final at 9. First round draws show Upper bracket Linwood bye Edgerton vs Eudora 9 a.m. Lower bracket Hesner vs Catholic 8:30 a.m. winner plays Vinland at 10 a.m. Harmony vs Coal Creek at 11 a.m. Afternoon games at 1, 2, 3 and 4 o'clock.
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Eudora
Olander
Steiner
Girl Scouts
Touney
Linwood
Edgerton
Harmonyr
Coal Creek
Will Defend Title in 15 Round MSG Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom Harlem light heavyweight champion defends his title against Adolph Heuser in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Harlem
Teuton
Adolph Heuser
Madison Square Garden
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Dutch) Lonborg
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