Henrys Meet Maryville for AAU Title in Kansas City
In Kansas City on March 12, the Henry team of Wichita faces Northwest Missouri Teachers of Maryville for the AAU national basketball crown. Maryville defeated Southern Kansas Stage Lines 22-18 to reach the final, while Henrys earlier beat Schuessler Athletic Club 32-26. The winner could become the first three time AAU champion, with history noting past titles won by Butler University and Washburn College.
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Henry
Wichita
Kan
Northwest Missouri Teachers of Maryville
Amateur Athletic Union
Maryville
Collegians
Henrys
Schuessler Athletic Club
Chicago
Kansas
Cagers
Tke Henry
Schuessler A. C
Stage Lines
Forst
Butler University of Indianapolis
Washburn College
Topeka
Ken
Jumping Jack" McCracken
Long Tom" Pickell
University of Arkansas
Los Angeles A
A . Maryville
Henry Iba
Westminster College
Fulton
Marsville
Jerry Sparcks
Phillips
University
Enid
Okla
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Southern Kansas
Albert's Cleaners
Cedar Rapids
Brown Pagermill
Monroe
St. Louis
Wichita Henrys
Maryville Teaders
Canny Henry Iba
Missouri
Browns benefit from Goslin Schulte spring training boost
West Palm Beach reports show St. Louis Browns optimistic as Goose Goslin and Fred Schulte join spring camp. Reds monitor Joe Mortisey as contract talks loom. Dale Alexander shreds three singles in another Tigers defeat at the Missions. Giants bask Terry shines in early form as rookies Grabowski and Adams impress in intra-squad action. Wrestling results list winners in various regional bouts.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Goose” Goslin
Fred Schulte
Browns
San Francisco
Cal
Dale Alexander
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Missions
Jewish World profile reveals Irish-Patrolman Eagle-Eye Gus
A long profile outlines Jewish World staffer Sohn Hix and associates in Philadelphia. It notes a Jewish writer, the town’s only Jewish counselor, and Patrolman August Sehalkham with a hobby of tracking stolen autos. The piece blends dramatic anecdotes about car chases and a call for readers to request the author for replies.
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dJebn Meteo
Fortan
Atereotype
Teather
Jinan
Ant
Mahnion
Fortis
Ash
Jolm
Temains
Harry
Pop
Milee
Philadelphia
Gus" Sehalkham
Coljette
J Gus
Gus
Luttle
John Hix
Pro Net Troupe Delivers Fast Tennis in Big Crowd
Big Bill Tilden led his professional tennis troupe before about 2,500 fans at the University of Kansas auditorium. He defeated Hans Nusslein in straight sets, while Nusslein and Najuch beat Tilden and Burke in doubles. The show moved on to Tulsa tonight.
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Bill Tilden
Tilden
Hans’ ‘Nusslein
Nusslein
Albert Burke
Roman Najuch
Najuch
Tulsa
Nuss
Naiuch
Nuselein
Jaineh
Burke
University Auditorium
Players Favor Once a Day Practice Sessions
A debate on spring training schedules compares twice daily sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:20 p.m. with a single long session from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Managers McGraw and McCarthy argue the merits of each, noting fatigue from changing clothes and the potential endorsement by players for a single extended workout.
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al Demaree
John McGraw
Jag McCarthy
Yanks
Henrys Meet Maryville for AAU Championship Clash
Wichita Henrys defend their title against undefeated Maryville in Kansas City. Veterans Pickell and McCracken duel while Henrys seek a third straight AAU crown as fans expect a high quality clash and strong crowd support.
Three Teams Winners in Church Cage League
Elks bowling scores show McFarland 253 30 288, Menger 408 50a 63. High: McFarland 195, Carl 241. Dreyer 55. S55. 730. Houk cd 57. High: Dreyer 512, Ward 507. Exhibition baseball results from Associated Press: Los Angeles 3 Chicago 1. San Francisco 5 Detroit 4 in ten innings. Today’s schedule includes games in St Petersburg, San Francisco, New Orleans, Tampa, and Fort Myers with several interleague matchups.
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McFarland
Menger
Carl
Dreyer
Houk
Ward
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
St. Petersburg
Nebraska Huskers Favored In Conference Indoor Meet at Brewer Field House
Nebraska led by Henry Schulte is favored to repeat as Nova conference indoor champions at Columbia’s Brewer Field House. Jayhawks, Sooners, and rivals eye upset as stars Cunningham, Chapman, Rhea, Lambertus, Coffman, Ostergaard, Dunkin contest events. prelims and relay ambitions loom with distance events set.
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Brewer Field House
Columbia
Nebraska
Huskers
Henry
Indian) Schulte
Jayhawker
Brutus Hamilton
Oklahoma
Cunningham
Kansas
Chapman
Iowa State
Rhea
Lambertus
Coffman
Ostergaard
E. Dunkin
Missouri
Shannon Douglass
Fight Results From Across The Nation In Brief
A fragmented AP item lists fight results and names from multiple cities including New York Salt Lake City Tampa Hollywood and Chicago. Wrestlers and boxers such as Eddie Fitt Jackie Niels and Tommy Groran are mentioned with scattered locations and partial outcomes amid a jumble of OCR errors.
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New York
Lag Matta
Shutferd
Senn
Eddie Fitt
Dulane
Aid
Salt Lake City
Mickay- Walker
Rumeon
No 1
Bastion
Jackie Niels
IhYanelphia
Po Aenti Ue
Mantel Quintere
Tampa
Flr
Uute Widter
Grand Dametion
Hollywood
Labarda
Varlas Millaz
Nes
N. M
Mick
Ves
Omaha
Neh
Tommy Groran
Outpointer
Lilly Vaughn
Scott's Wolf
Eleven regional high school quintets duel for state bids
Topeka Kansas March 12 Survivors in eleven regional high school tournaments face Timil tests that may secure spots in the state class A and B championships next week. Finals in both classes set for tonight. Regional winners and five seconds advance to Wichita and Sterling tournaments March 17-19.
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Topeka
Kan
Newton
Lyons
Wichita North
Peabody
Sabetha
Holton
Hays
Olathe
Arkansas City
Ottawa
Manhattan
Osborne
Lindsborg
Chapman
Oreily
Richmiend_ Willamsburo
Neosho Rapids I
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kany
Immaculata
Ltavsword
Boardlite
Korbiteet Neve Wort
Wired
En Mission
Ington Hansas
Oskaloosa
Sulwel
Stanley
Wikingett
Yvery
Winlons
Eudorm
Vatler Falls
Baldwin News Household Moves and Health Update
Mr and Mrs George Lincoln left for Florence after visiting daughter Mrs Paul Kovhan Prof Keehan and Paul Jr Mrs O A Zabel will move soon to the Trotter property on Sixth street They have occupied the Tunin cottage on Fifth street Miss Norma Lockwood is recovering slowly from the flu Dr and Mrs William M Balch drove to Topeka to attend the Kansas Methodist Conference at First Methodist church.
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George — Lincoln
Florence
Paul Kovhan
Keehan
Paul
O. A. Zabel
Trotter
Sixth Street
Tunin
Fifth Street
Norma Lockwood
William M. Balch
Topeka
Kansas Methodist
First Methodist Church
Baldwin notes feature Rev Coole and Baker faculty visit
Rev Douglas P Coole visiting Baldwin en route to Topeka for a Methodist conference. Baker grads and faculty members Dr Benjamin Gessner and Dr Elmer A Leslie engaged with students. Chapter CE of PEO elected officers and delegates to state convention May 4 6 7. Rotary Club discussed Vocational Service and lumber with Hugh Y Hartley. Baker Faculty Club hosted St Patrick themed dinner with Irish humor. W C A secretary returned to Wichita and a Girl Reserve coaching conference aided senior students. Marion resident John Riddle plans to run for state legislature as a Republican.
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Douglas P. Coole
State Teacher's College
Pittsburg
Thomas Hitchcock
Carl B. Rutell
Earl T. Black
Taul Evans
C. ©. Smith
Allan Brannock
Deel
Alvin F. Baker
Manhattan
Hugh P. Hartley
PEO
William M. Clark
Helen Wilson
Ruby Keoshane
Edward Cragoe
Hugh DP. Hartley
Philipp
Kansas City
John
Ross
Baldwin Rotary Club
Hugh Y. Hartley
Iees-Hartley Lumber Company
Baker Faculty Club
Mary Ann Lawrence
Frank E. Woll
Charles E. Backs
Luther Leavengood
Fimil S. Liston
Marguerite Treille
Myrtie Millikan
St. Patrick's
Paul Kochan
Luther Leavens
Frank Harold Fbright
Independence
Florence Stone
WC. A
Wichita
Baldwin
Baker
Miss Stone
Gilbert M. Gander
Herbert Romig
Tulsa
Okla
H K. Ebright
Topeka
Kansas Methodist
Donald Ebright
Sam Hedrick
Eugene Cooprider
Kansas
John Riddle
Marion
Riddle
Fletcher Hunt
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