Braves Face North Kansas City In National AAU Opener
The Cooks of Kansas City and Haskell Braves prepare for the National AAU tournament first round today at 8 AM in Kansas City. Haskell’s Mike Haskell and Northboro Trulack lead the Indiana squad alongside Frank Donald as coach, with Lawrence’s Indians aiming to rebound after a loss in Winfield. Louis Weller, Winnie, and Wilson star in fast break play feared by Emporia and tested by the Southside Turners.
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Haskell
Tridian
FrankDonald
Kansas
Braves
Migel Strong
Turners
Indianapolis
Indians
Redskins
Winfield
Lawrence
Emporia
Teschers
Louis Weller
Oe Winnie
Wilsop
Southwestern
Spring football practice call at Kansas University
University coach Hi W Hargiss issues the call for spring practice with opening session set for Monday March 18. A large turnout is expected as most freshmen from last fall and other candidates attend at Spearowl Field. Final length of spring practice to be decided by Big Six conference committee meeting in Norman March 22. Athletic directors seek a six week period with coaching control. Kansas may use four weeks if allowed. Prof W W Davis represents Kansas on conference cavalry committees.
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Kansas
Avill
W. W. Davis
University
Department of History
Woodlawn Midgets Defeat A Stars 13 to 6
Woodlawn Midgets coached by Lou Leon defeat the Wardlawn Allstars 13 to 6 in a regional youth basketball game. The contest featured strong defense and timely scoring by Woodlawn leading to a decisive early lead.
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Allstars
Oklahoma A&M Director Plans to Organize Fitness Club
An Oklahoma A&M athletics figure proposes forming a fitness club to keep athletes in top shape. The plan outlines year‑round physical routines and a pledge to maintain peak readiness for collegiate competition.
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Heeney Fight Is Week's Headliner In New York
New York on March 11 AP reports Jim Slattery of Buffalo and Tom Heeney of New Zealand lead the boxing horizon this week. Slattery vs Braddock at Madison Square Garden. Heeney to meet Otto Von Porat in Chicago. Other highlights include Al Singer vs Bud Taylor in New York, Jack Thompson vs Nick Testo, and a full slate of bouts across cities including Louisville Memphis Portland and San Francisco.
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Tom Heeney
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Indianapolis
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Vancouver
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San Francisco
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Oklahoma City
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Fort Worth
Texas
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Detroit
Hawkeyes win Big Ten Indoor title in Iowa City
Iowa's versatile track athletes claim the Big Ten Indoor championship in Iowa City on Saturday night finishing with 39 2 3 points. Illinois, the defending champion, placed second with 20 5 6 points and Wisconsin followed with 15 5 6 points.
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Towa City
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Hawkeyes
Mllnois
Heavy Favors
Wisconsin
Intra-Mural Cage Semifinals Tonight at Robinson Gym
Four intramural basketball teams from 32 beginers reach the Robinson gym tonight for semifinal games to decide the school championship with Beta Theta Pi and Pi Kappa Alpha opening at 7 30 and Phi Delta Theta facing Phi Kappa Psi at 8 30 Coach Edwin R Elbel notes the full length court games while officials John Bunn and Leslie Davis run the show Woedell and Foster lead scoring for their teams and Topeka trades a fielder in independent Kansas with Keepe and Purtell listed in the report
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Reitz
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Miller
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Edwin R. Elbel
the University
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Leslie Davis
Physical Education Department
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Swensor
Roitt
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Brooker
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Woodell Simon
Southwestern Quintet Wins College Tourney on Upset
Southwestern University defeated Wichita Southwestern quintet to capture the blue ribbon in the interstate intercollegiate tourney. Nearly 7,400 fans watched as 16 teams from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas competed. Coach Bill Maary praised cooperation of officials coaches and spectators as the four day event drew acclaim.
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Basketeers
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University
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oh Teen
Bill
Bary
Southwestern
Hays Teathers
Ottawa
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Bethel. College
Kansas grapplers show progress at Big Six meet in Norman
Kansas fourth in the Big Six wrestling tourney at Norman Ohio with captains Tommy Cox 145 and Steve Church 165 winning finals. Allan Cochran 175 loses in finals after advancing to consolation. team totals place Iowa State first Oklahoma second with 16 points, Kansas 18, Nebraska 9, Missouri 6.
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Allan Cochlyne
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Saratneva
Purdue Share Cage Honors Reflect 1923 All Star Selections
Purdue center Charles Murphy earns unanimous first team honors as the Associated Press selects all star teams from coaches officials and experts. The 1923 selections include two Purdue players and two from Wisconsin as the long championship campaign produced thrilling comebacks and upsets.
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Associated Press
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Charles Ar Murphy
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Associated’ Press
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Mic Chmielewsk
Coach Disch Seeks Sixth Southwest Title at Texas
AP reports Texas University coach Disch, 28 years guiding the Longhorns, aims for another Southwest Conference baseball crown. He produced six pennant winners and a collegiate record streak of 12 championships from 2022 to 1922, with many players advancing to majors. He has loaned players about $12,000 to support schooling and repaid only $360.
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Disch
University of Texas
Ted’ Lyons
Balylor University
Chicago White Sox
Bil Killefer
Chicago Cubs
Warkhop
Cleingw
New York Yankees
Mike Massey
Cleveland Indians
Howard Williamson
St. Louis Cardinals
Néal Baker
Philadelphia Athletics
Texas
Spring football drills at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School coach Melvin Griffin plans the spring football workout at Cordley field today aiming to recruit several candidates for the fall lineup to extend the team’s two year winning streak. Also notes Yankees Ruppert in Florida trade chatter and Giants’ need for infield depth amid pitching concerns.
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Melvin. Griffin
Lawrence High School
Cordley Field
Aieonce
Griffin
Lawrence High
Baseball Trainin Notes From Various Camps
Reports from spring quarters in Florida California and Arizona detail rosters trades and conditioning. Phils Indians White Sox Cubs Pirates Braves Cardinals Tigers Heydler and Johnson offer updates as camps prepare for exhibitions and regular season play.
Theft Report of Oldsmobile Car Near Lawrence Buick
Police report theft of an Oldsmobile car left unlocked on the street near the Lawrence Buick Company garage at Seventh and New Hampshire. The vehicle was taken Saturday night. arrests in police court included D. C. Morgan and Mr. Herman of Kansas City, Missouri, on drunkenness charges with $10 bonds forfeited. Night Chief John Callahan and Officer Richart Hughes led the arrests.
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Lawrence Buick Company
Seventh
New Hampshire
D.C. Morgan
Mr. Herman
Kansas City
John Callahan
Flush kidneys with water and salts claim says doctors
An advertisement urges flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and using salts to neutralize acids. It claims excess rich food damages kidneys, causing dull kidney pain, headaches, and dizziness. A preparation called a lemon or grape lithia water is promoted as a safe, long used remedy to cleanse and soothe the kidneys and relieve irritation.
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Golf and war-time athletics cross paths in wartime era
By Al Demaree Beemer notes Scots wartime golf spreading among athletes. Giants pitcher Sharkey among fighters taking up golf. Leo Flynn excels among fight managers. Babe Ruth proud of golf and home run. Wing Class B Tournament: Ford High School defeats Fowler 32 to 11 in district finals.
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T Beemer
New York
Babe Ruth
Rts
Dodge City
Ken
Ford High School
Fowler
Franklin Farmers Union Meeting Postponed to March 8
The Farmers Union gathering planned for March 1 at the Franklin school house was postponed to Friday night March 8 due to bad roads. Mr and Mrs Henry Welsh hosted dinner earlier in the week. Several local residents and visitors from Lawrence sp ent Sunday with Leonard Nuffer.
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Baer de Lake View
Neh
Michael Schutz
Plin White
B. A. Coates
Lawrence
Ruby
Mary Trowbridge
Dorothy Nuttall
Tak Af
Frankin School
Bill Stevens
Eugene Artman
Farmers’ Union
Franklin School
Henry Welsh
A. B
Welsh
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