A A U Meet Draws Large Field In Basketball
Kansas City March 10 (AP) A record entry of 57 teams including independent amateurs and collegians from many states and D C gathers for the A A U meet. First round starts today to reduce field toward 16 by Wednesday with Tulsa Diamond Oilers favored to repeat as national champions.
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Kansas City
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
District of Columbia
California
Firestores
Los Angeles
Olemnic Club
San Francisco
Seattle
Gilmore Oilers
Midland College of Fremont
Neb
Sehhuessier A.C
Chicago
New Orleans A. C
Chicago Optometrists
Kansas State
Tulsa Oilers
Tulsa
Lifschultz Freighters
Rosenberg Arvey
Oilers
Hutchinson Renos
Wichita Chieftains
Ring buildup fails as Neusel upsets Levinsky in ten rounds
Madison Square Garden scrutiny over Primo Carnera opponents shifts after King Levinsky loses to Walter Neusel in ten rounds. Levinsky led early with a knockdown and overhand right but faded, as Neusel’s two fisted body attack wore him down. Crowd of about 10,000 paid roughly $21,000 to witness the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
King Levinsky
Primo Carnera
Kingfish
Chicago
the Garden
Max Baer
Walter Neusel
Germany
Primo
King
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Neusel
Levinsky
Neusels
Teuton
Oklahoma Sport Notes Boosts and Records
Oklahoma basketball points exceed Kansas by 100 in conference play while Kansas Jayhawks defend better with a tougher defense. Bob Dunlap receives a Chicago Bears offer, Bud Bowning sets a 96 point Big Six scoring record in ten games. Vic Holt of 1998 remarries Rowena Turner and sells Goodyear tires. Coach Jacobs’ Sooners hold many Big Six indoor track records, with Kansas and Nebraska tied for second. McMillin departs Manhattan for Indiana duties. a Harris County voter attempts to pawn his coat to pay poll tax in 1824 variant report.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Bud Bowning
John Jacobs
Schulte
Nebraska
Strange As It Seems hemispheres puzzle and horse show tale
Puzzle piece notes travel paradoxes between East and West with hemisphere boundaries and a reader puzzle about direction. A Connecticut farmer buys Sir Gilbert, a plow horse, whose jumping sparked a national horse show sensation.
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South America
Atlantic Ocean
Boundaris
Pacific
United States
Sir Gilwrrt
Connecticut
Sports Calendar Highlights From Madison and Lincoln
Saturday features Hasket against Wisconsin in Madison and a big Six conference swimming meet at Lincoln. Monday lists Interchurch league tournament games Presbyterian versus Evangelical at 7 30 and Christian versus Baptist at 8 30 in the Junior High Symposium. Tuesday schedules two Interchurch league games in Junior High gym Centenary M EL versus Lutheran at 10 o clock and Congregational Friends at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Lincoln
Presbyterian
Evangelical
Christian
Baptist
Centenary M
Lutheran
Congregational
District basketball semis set after opening round upsets
In 1923 Class A district play most winners advanced to semis with Marysville falling to Beloit 18 13 as the lone upset. Teams entering semis include Parsons Emporia St Josephs of Hays Wyandotte McPherson Pratt Salina Arkansas City Pittsburg and others across Chanute Coffeyville Concordia Emporia Hays Leavenworth McPherson Pratt Salina Winfield.
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Topeka
Kan
Mar
Marysville
Concordia
Beloit
Parsons
Emporia
St. Joseph’s
Hays
Atchison
Wyandotte
McPherson
Pratt
Salina
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Chanute
Fredonia
Yates Center
Independence
Smith Center
Belleville
Center
Beloir
Eureka
el Dorado
Russell
St. Joseph’s of
Norton
Holton
Sabethes Lawrence
Topeka Catholic
Leavenworth
Rosedale
Ward Catholic
Wichita North
Hutchinson
Newton
Dodge City
Stafford
Kingman
Manhattan
Abilene
Junction City
Winfield
Wichita East
Wellington
Baseball Notes From Training Camps Across Florida
The Braves finalize their pitching staff as Ray Starr arrives in St. Petersburg. Bill Dickey seeks $2,500 more than a $1,000 raise to sign with the Yankees. Casey Stengel touts Brooklyn’s infield speed in Orlando with veterans Joe Stripp, Tony Cuccinello and Jim Jordan, plus John McCarthy new to pro ball. In Miami Beach, rookie pitcher Clydell Castleman draws Bill Terry’s attention for the Giants. West Palm Beach spotlights infielders Alan Strange and Orland Clift as the Browns ponder Straw as regular shortstop.
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Orlando
Miami Beach
Fla
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Clydell Castleman
Righi
West Palm Beach, Fla
Alan Strange
Orland Clift
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Missouri Athletics in Turmoil Hinting Shakeup
Close Missouri athletic chatter cites possible top-personnel changes at Missouri with Brewer and Huff among those urged out, while Carideo seems secure for another season. Alumni pressure and poor team results fuel talk of upheaval as basketball and football futures loom.
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University of Missouri
C. L. Brewer
Wisconsin
Columbia
Frank Carideo
Harry Huff
K. U
Tiger
Missouri
CLASS B CAGE PLAY Topeka district survivors list
AP dispatch lists six of 11 1933 regional class B tournament winners among first and second round survivors. Sacred Heart of Salina Glasco Concordia Blue Rapids Buhler Belle Plaine Erie among advancing teams with multiple districts named. Marquette football: nine undefeated teams since 1895. last three coached by Frank J. Murray.
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Topeka
Sacred Heart of
Salina
Glasco
Concordia
Blue Rapids
Holton
Buhler
McPherson
Belle Plaine
Winfield
Erie
Chanute
Blue Mound
Lane
Pleasanton
Colleyville
Havana
Edna
Cherokee
Longton
Miltonvale
Mankato
Randall
Emvoria
Osarve City
Esktdze
Virgil
Allen
Hays—Arr-'4
Menlo
Ransom and
Alexander
McPherson—Windom
Nickerson, Buhler
Moundridge
Pratt — Garfield
Pawnee Rock
Pretty Prairie
Ramona
Sacred Heart of Salina
Smolan
Hollrood
Mayotta
Corning
Leavenworth
Piper
Troy
Ton~anoxie
Stanley
Winfield—Belle Plaine
Oxford
Marquette
Milwaukee
Marquette’ University
Frank J. Murray
Lions Defeat Hiawatha In Horton Tournament Clash
The Lawrence Lions advanced to the Horton tournament semi finals by defeating Hiawatha 33 to 21. Lawrence faces Horton in the semi final while Atchison and Sabetha also reached the other semi. Final game set for tonight at 8 80.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Horton
Hiawatha
Lawrence
Atchison
Sabetha
Seamen
Topeka
Highland Park
Wamera
Lawrence-Hiawatha
Charles Bonebrake
Edgar Dover
Ernest Ireland
Leonard Della
Robert Stoland
Park
Reach Finals of Amateur M V Wrestling Tourney
Manhattan Kansas March 10 A P College and amateur wrestlers faced the Missouri Valley A A U tournament semi final action. Sherer Kansas State beat Leigh Kansas City M A in 123 pounds. Roberts Manhattan pinned Phil Campbell Wichita University in 155 pounds. Bill Warg Kemper Military Academy Boonville Missouri defeated Doyle Salina in 165 pounds. Other weight classes listed include 113 225 143 145 and 275 with matchups from Kansas State Kansas City Y M H A Meade Kemper Wichita State Penn State and University of Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kan
Missouri Valley A. A. U
W. Sherer
Kansas State Cell
C. Leigh
Kansas City
M. A
J. Roberts
Mahattan
Phil Campbell
Wichita University
Bill Warg
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville
W. L. Doyle
Salina
Vairines
N. Steele
Kanesas City
S&s. Meade
Kemper Military Acaden
Sherer
Kans
A. R. McDonald
Kansas State
C. Jesxun
Friends University
Wichita
Dick Fowler
Penn State
C. A. Schubert
la- Ana
G. Noland
University of Nansag
P. Swift
C. Young
SLA Night results and local boxing notes
AP report lists Walter Newusel of Germany outpointing King Levinsky at 1465 in New York. Topeka's Bus Urseese outpointed Henry Falaga in Manhattan, Kansas. Chico Brown beat Gene Kinney by knockout in Omaha. Kansas City, Kan. also featured in the card.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter Newusel
Germany
King Levinsky
Topeka
Lawrence Church League to Start Play Next Week Drawings Noted
Drawings for the Interchurch league basketball tournament were announced today as the final regular season games concluded at Friends church gym. In last night’s junior high games Presbyterians beat Evangelicals 55 to 5 and Unitarians defeated Friends 49 to 10. Upper bracket matchups set for Monday night include Presbyterian vs Evangelical, Catholics vs Bye, Christian vs Baptist, and Unitarian vs Bye. Lower bracket games follow Tuesday with Methodist vs Bye, Centenary M E vs Lutherans, and Congregational vs Friends. Individual scoring leaders include Jones Christian 12.3, Cole Presbyterian 11.6, Covey Unitarian 10.2, and White Presbyterian 17.6.
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Friends Church
Evangelical
Lutherer
Presbyterians
Evangelicals
Unitarians
Friends
Presbyterian
Catholics
Christian
Baptist
Unitarian
Methodist
Centenary
M. E
Lutherans
Congregational
Jones
Cole
Covey
Guffer
Catholic
Morrison
Shobe
White Presbyterian
Carter
Smurr
Lutheran
Conner
Centenary M. E
Dawes
Aict
Rohrer
Whit
Ray Ilauk
Karrisan
J. Randall
K. Wise
Unitarkins
F. Johnson
Wyocing Cagers Capture Rocky Mountain Crown
Wyocing Cowboys edged Brigham Young 47 44 in overtime to claim the Rocky Mountain conference title after a sluggish start. Tulsa Oilers won 6 1 at Oklahoma City advancing in the American Hockey Association standings. Kansas City drew 1 1 with St Louis after 80 minutes, keeping lead in the race.
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Lararpi
Cowboys
Brigham Young
Wroring
J - Tulsa
Kansas City
Tulsa
American Hockey Association
Oilers
St Louis
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Red Cross and PTA meet to hear Home Management talk
A meeting sponsored by the Red Cross nursing committee and the study group of the Parent Teachers Association of Eudora will be held in the parlors of the St Paul Evangelical church Tuesday afternoon March 13 at 2 30 oclock. Miss Olea Hoesly of the Home Economics department at Kansas University will be the speaker on Home Management. The event invites all women to attend.
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Red Cross Nursing Committee
Parent-Teachers Association of Eudora
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Olea. Hoesly
Kansas University
A. F Messer
Maple Hill
Baldwin
G. M. Gander
Coffeyville
M. D. Ballard
Lawrence
Bridge Club
Harry Barnett
A. M. Gardner
Baldwin Friends Turday
Girl Reserve
Wichita
Kenneth S. McFerran
Topeka
Mexico
McFerran
University of Kansas
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebricht
Ethel Marie Allee
Penn
Coates
Spaeth
Siemund Rombere
Merle Fischer
H. K. Ebritht
C. E. Becks
Gayle Chubb
T. A. Evans
Hugh P. Hartley
W. M. Clarks
Goodland
Paul Evans
Anna Lewis
W. 0. Gibbon
Marriage bonds for Schlegel and Votaw in Arrow Rock
Miss Dorothy Schlegel and Eldon Votaw were united in marriage Saturday March 3 at Arrow Rock Missouri by Rev Carl Schmidt. Votaw a 1920 Eudora High graduate will live on a farm south of Hesper. The event follows a shower for Mrs Votaw and includes notes on local visits, society events, and upcoming school and church activities in De Soto and Baldwin communities.
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George Kouns
DeSoto
W. J Hague
Dorothy Schlegel
William Miskimen
Eldon Votaw
M. Votaw
Hesper
Arrow Rock
Carl Schmidt
Votaw
Eudora High Schools
Kaw Valley League
de Soto High School
Eudora Hugh
Darlin Kindred
Geral Grosdidier
Otto Selzer
Barney Hammert
Anadarko
Okla
Hammert
Henry Hagenbuch
Eudora
Baldwin News Briefs Reflect Local Church Concert and Visits
Mrs Hugh P Hartley and Mrs wg Alderdice spent Monday in The Baker University Choir under Dean Luther Leavengood. They will present a sacred concert at Ottawa First Methodist Church Sunday evening. Mrs Jack Hoefer returned to Topeka after visiting Baldwin with her parents the McHenrys. The Monday Evening club met with Mrs Elsie Schnebly.
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Hugh P. Hartley
Alderdice
Kansas City
Baker University
Luther C. Leavengood
Ottawa First Methodist Church
Jack Hoefer
Topeka
Baldwin
R. E. McHenry
Monday Evening Club
Elsie Schnebly
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Hone
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Chicago Bears
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Harris County
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Starr
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Ebling
Andy Beck
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Frank Hood
Creston
Hood
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O. U
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Kansas Caach
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Missouri Valley
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Oklahoma Aggies
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Hanaud
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Wildcats
Arthur
Dutch) Lorbore
Purdue
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Lonberg
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Kansas High
Lions
Minneapolis
Minnesota
M. V
Lawrence Church
Pet ‘Presbyterian Tsarsaiidnamsenad
Asses
Pris Tia
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Robinson
Ent An
YALE
Fue
O Que
Abe
hiEte Yoris Unnersis
Philharmonic Orchestra
Dean
Uuther. Leavengood
Merle Hitchcock
Beulah Stewart
Dean Leavengood
L. O. Leavengood
Baker
Centenary Hall
Clara Tohanning
Otis Beach
Dean Harding
Louis Speer
Edward Robarts
Laura Booth
Paul Sanders
Otto Kraus
Katherie Cornell
Barretts of
Wimpole Street
Shubert Theatre
Marion Wolfe
Alto Jenkins
Christine Roth
Genevieve Spencer
Betty Pbright
Y.W.C.A
First Methodist Church
U. W
Augusta
Karl Bratton
Piscinni
Irving D. Bartley
Boisepais
Amadis
Luily ‘Che Fiero
Legrarsi
A. Wecekerli
Eluceran le Stelle
Tosca
Piccinni
Sirire Oesle
Liszt Und
Evin
Franz Enhinang
Nee Schuman
Zueignung
Strauss
Sfilton
Baldwin News
Vermont St
Tommy
Marjorie
Gale
Cer
Alway & Scrappin Nera
Mae Forbes
Glenn Chaffin
Hal, Forrest
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