Strong Teams Vie For Court Honors In Amateur Tournament
Kansas City March 12 AP The amateur athletic union basketball marathon enters a field of strong contenders with Tulsa Diamond Oilers aiming for a repeat. First round games run from 8 a m to late night with 15 on today’s slate, 16 teams to be set by Wednesday. Notable favorites include Southern Kansas Star Lines Kansas City and Ogden Boosters vs Household Finance Corp Chicago.
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Kansas City
Amateur Athletic Union
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
Convention Hall
Southern Kansas Star Lines
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Kansas
Axho
Ogden
Utah
Boosters
Household Finance Corp
Chicago
Oilers
Sioux ‘Falls
M. D
San Francisco
Durant
Los Angeles Firestones
Globe
Qilers
McPherson
Kan
Shells Cafe
Washington
D. C
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
White Eagles
Magic Chef
Harvey
Ill
Gilmore Oilers
Seattle
Warrensburg
Weatherford
Okla
Schuessler A. C
Chicago Optometrists
Rockhurst College
Star Runner Faces Trio in Madison Square Garden Mile
New York March 12 AP Sohn W Follows plans to emulate David next Saturday night in the Knights of Columbus games at Madison Square Garden. He has defeated most top U S runners by 40 to 75 yards this year and will run a mile against Glenn Cunningham Gene Wrenzke and Charles Horn bostel. He says he may not win but will give his best effort in a longer two mile race.
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New York
Sohn W
Bill
David
Madison Square Garden
United States
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Wrenzke
Charles
Chuck) Hornbostel
Wisconsin
Oxford
Cornell
Joh Ray
Fifth Avenue
Lions Fall to Horton Quintet in Semi Final
Lawrence high school basketball team, after a first round bye, defeated Hawathan 33 21 in a second round, then lost to Horton 19 12 in the Class A district semi final at Horton. Horton advances to finals as Lawrence exits tournament run.
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Lawrence High
Horton
Lawrence Five
Hiawathan
Sabetha
Strange Tales and temple ropes in Kyoto history
The article recounts how Japanese Buddhists of the Monza sect built the Great Eastern Temple in Kyoto. Faithful contributed money stone lumber and labor. Women shaved hair to make ropes including a 200 foot rope. The temple completed in 1895 cost 7,000,000 yen and stands 125 feet high. The piece also notes a numeric puzzle and previews tomorrow’s Library in Stone.
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Kyoto
Kege
Japan
Interchurch League Basketball Schedule
Monday features two games in the Junior High gymnasium Presbyterian versus Evangelical at 7:30 and Christian against Baptist at 8:30. Tuesday offers Centenary M. E. vs. Lutheran at 7:30 and Congregational versus Friends at 8:30, all in the Junior High gymnasium.
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Presbyterian
Christian
Centenary M. BE
Lutheran
Congregational
Friends
State Meets Open With 1933 Champs Returning
Topeka March 12 AP The defending class A champions Wyandotte and Sacred Heart Salina will attend the opening state high school tournament with other regional winners from 1933. Emporia and Parsons join as invited qualifiers after recent losses. Class B features Sacred Heart Belle Plaine Erie and Buhler back, with Pawnee Rock Eskridge Piper Arnold Cherokee Randall Onaga Sublette plus Havana Alexander Windom Sawyer invited despite regional defeats.
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Topeeks
Kan
Wyandotte
Sacred Heart of
Salina
Pittsburg
Emporia
Parsons
Topeka
Fort Scott
Chanute
Dodge City
Newton
Norton
Belleville
Sabetha
Wichita
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Abilene
McPherson
Sterling
Sacred Heart
Belle Plaine
Erie
Buhler
Pawnee Rock
Eskridge
Piper
Arnold
Cherokee
Randall
Onaga
Sublette
Havana
Alexander
Windom
Sawyer
Pratt
AL Emporia
Osige City
Nat McPherson
Piper MH
Tonga
Noxte
Romana
Hays
Coffeyville
Concordia
Miltonvale
Holton
Baseball notes pull back in lively season forecast
Baseball notes from various cities discuss the Cubs plan to retain hitters, possible pitcher release, Barnilli likely out, and Pirates spring training wins. Maranville turns 43 next Armistice Day, Galatzer released to Toledo, and Dean signs with the Cardinals. Also hockey standings shift with Kansas City and St. Louis victories. Houston January rainfall totals 9.94 inches, the heaviest in 43 years.
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St. Petersburg
Kansas City
Tulsa
St Louis
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Houston
Tex
Lutherans Beat Evangelicals In Inter Church League Finale
Lutherans defeated Evangelicals 57 to 382 on Friends court in the final Inter Church League game. Season totals show Presbyterians 347 and Lutherans 244 among top scorers. league tournament opens with Presbyterian vs Evangelical at 7 30 and Christian vs Baptist at 8 30 tonight with Tuesday games Cen tenary M E vs Lutheran and Congregational vs Friends. Box score lists Smarr Schelbar Harrell Floss Lohman Reuter and others for Lutheran.
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Evangelicals
Friends Court
Presbyterian
Methodist
Christian
Congregational
Catholic
Unitarian
Lutheran
Baptist
Centenary M. E
Friends
Evangelical
Presbyterians
Christians and
Baptists
Smarr
Te. Schelbar
F Harrell
Floss
C. Lohman
Reuter
Bouts for champions not at stake this week
Maxie Rosenbloom Barney Rot and Vince Dundee are billed as champions but none of their titles will be on the line in upcoming bouts. Rosenbloom faces Gordon Fortenberry in Orlando and Walker Smith in Macon, Dundee meets Joe Kaminski in Holyoke, and Ros s faces Kid Morro in Oakland. Also Larry Arizmendi and Zonzonzon Cantzoneri meet in Los Angeles as a major attraction.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Barney Rot
Vince Dundee
Rosenbloom
Gordon Fortenberry
Cocoa
Fla
Orlando
Walker
Cyclone) Smith
Macon
Ross
Chicago
Frankie Klick
Kid Morro
Manila
Oakland
Calif
Wedneday
Dundee
Joe Kaminski
Nanticoke
Holyoke
Mass
Los Angeles
Tony Canzoneri
Alberto
Baby) Arizmendi
Notable Scores From Local School Football Roundup
Scores listed show Belvue 19 over Catholic Parochial 9 and Vinland 28 to Belvue 7. Other results include Harmony 1 against Coal Creek 12 and Coal Creek 9 over Hesper 5. Turner and Baldwin posted 28 and 35 respectively amid regional games.
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Ora
Turner
Baldwin
Belvue
Catholic Parochial
Vinland
Hesper
Coal Creek
Harmony
Iowa State Cyclones win Six Conference swimming meet
Iowa State College captured the Big Six swimming title on Saturday with 49 points, Nebraska 37, Oklahoma 13, Kansas 12, Kansas State 6, and Missouri not entered. The meet produced several conference records including 440-yard freestyle and 400-yard free relay. Notable performers included Davis, Lynde, Grant, Masterson, and Kuklin, with record times in multiple events.
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Wwon
Davis
Lynne
Herrick US
Wondy Schultz
Starbuck
Buster
Tines
Lynde
Selult
Sard Tres’ Xivie
Grant
Murphy
Masterson
McDonald
Kuklin
Rimmerman
Ogden
Hefer
Toscate
Grint
Fries
Nebraskas
Ran Rass
Kaiwas State
Wondy Fries
Gibbons
Planche
RS Sy
Rourth Galitak
Gersecond
Herrick
McDoonid
Grant US
Lynde CN
Murphy Gs
Thne
BTA
Davia
Okliihoma
Roosevelt’s push for tariff talks fuels senate debate
The president seeks authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements to speed the legislative agenda. Senate likely resists without consent, risking delays as discussions loom over ratification of the St Lawrence. The house can move quickly, but the Senate faces a longer road to adjournment.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Philippines
House
Senate
The
St. Lawrence
Roosevelt Measures Enacted and Relief Progress Noted
The summary notes progress in Roosevelt's program with two months of session elapsed. It highlights enacted relief laws, devaluation of the gold dollar, and a civil works program backed by $950 million plus guarantees on a $2 billion mortgage refinancing bond issue, while acknowledging unfinished recommendations on stock exchange regulation and waterways treaties.
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Roosevelt
Vinland School Drama and Community Notes
The Presbyterian dramatic club staged three one act plays at Vinland Rural High. Cast included Hagerman Flavia Stone Fred Will Jr Anne Kelley Earl Jameson Vernell Hagerman Tena Schellenberg Maureen Ruesch Cleason Edmonds William Stone William Milburn Lovia Deay Ada Crady Dale Miburn Lovia Dey Ada Crady Crady Norman Jones Edith Gimlet. Local social notes mention visitors from Wellsville and Manhattan, a nutrition school, cemetery club meeting March 13, and several nearby families moving homes and farms around Vinland. The music program is set for March 2 and grade cards were issued February 26.
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The
Presbyterian Dramatic Club
High Scheal
Weors
A Hagerman
Flavia Stone
Fred Will, Jr
Anne Kelley
Earl Jameson
Vernell Hagerman
Tena Schellenberg
Maureen Ruesch
Cleason Edmonds
William Stone
William Milburn
Lovia Deay
Ada Crady
Dale Miburn
Lovia Dey
Ada Craidy
Crady
Norman Jones
Edith Gimlet
James Mliff
Lawrence
Seth Fenton
Claude Navault
Doris
Wellsville
B. A. Stevens
Lem Sturdy
Presbyterian Church
Foote
Manhattan
Vinland Cemetery Improvement Club
W. A. McPheeters
Hansens
Vinland Rural High School
Florence Yammond
Helen Hubbard
Mary O'Brien
Guy Howard
Raymond York
Viola Hird
Ferme Galle
Mound Ridge
Kermit Laughlin
Oskaloosa
Eteran
Prospects of Weekly Social Guests Recap
Prospect Mr and Mrs Martin Roche Jr were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Reuben Weeks and Eva Henry Selzer John Chansy Lurille Arvelda and Nadine visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer and Dorian Harry Werts spent Monday night with his son Howard Werts in Baldwin Those who spent Tuesday evening at Mary Werts were Mr and Mrs Roy Vanderventer Loren Speicher Lorenz Jr Bertha and Theresa Howard Werts and Stephen Speicher Mr and Mrs John Bell and children were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Rohe Sunday Miss Beulah Rohe and Olin Leach spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Jr and Mr and Mrs Sevier Tadlock spent
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Martin Roche, Jr
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Henry Selzer
John Chansy
Lurille
Arvelda
Nadine
Dan Selzer
Dorian
Harry Werts
Howard Werts
Baldwin
Marry Werts
Roy Vanderventer
Loren: Speicher
Lorenz, Jr
Markleys Attend Kansas City Trip and Lawrence Road Meeting
George Markley and Solon Markley joined a business trip to Kansas City on Tuesday. The group including George Markley Charlie Wood ward Ira Rothrock and John Bro hammer attended a road meeting at the courthouse in Lawrence.
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George Markley
Solon Markley
Kansas City
Charlie Woodward
Ira Rothrock
John Brohammer
Court House
Lawrence
Frank Deny
Edith
Charles Shuck
Cecil Dover
Lloyd Shuck
Florence, Lairie
Richard Postma
Evelyn Shuck
Elmer Rappard
Harry Flory
Missionary Meeting At Mrs Ernest Learys In Fairview
Several locals attended a missionary meeting at Mrs. Ernest Learys of Fairview last Wednesday afternoon where they enjoyed refreshments and a pleasant time. Mr and Mrs J T Howard visited the Clevenger home at Six Corners and the J E Howard home at Fairview on Monday. Clarence Hubbard played for Vinland High School in the Williamsburg tournament last weekend.
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Ernest Leary
Fairview
J. T. Howard
Clevenger
Six Corners
J. E. Howard
Clarence Hubbard
Vinland High
Williamsburg
Boosters Defeat Oilers Before A A U Tournament
The Ogden Boosters beat the Tulsa Oilers 25 to 22 in Wichita on the eve of the A A U tournament in Kansas City. The Roosters trailed 13 to 5 at halftime but surged in the final period to win. Also, the Wichita Chieftains edged the Los Angeles Firestones 29 to 27 in an exhibition.
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Wichita
Kan
Ogden
Utah
Boosters
Tulsa Oilers
Kansas City
Roosters
Oilers
Wichita Chieftains
Los Angeles Firestones
Crown Valley Champs Sealed at Kansas State College Meet
Missouri Valley wrestling champions were crowned at a Kansas State College amateur meet. J Roberts of Manhattan won the 155 pound title by pinning G No land in 4 10. Pro Grid notes Crimps and Neta Chicavo return from coast football duties with team roles listed for guards and center.
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Manhattan
Mar
Kansas State
Colle
Ge. J. Roberts
G. Noland
K. UL
Franklin
Tor
Turner and Vinland Win at Eudora Court Tourney
Turner captures grade school division title for the second year, beating Eudora 19 to 9 in the final. Vinland takes the country school class with a 13 to 4 victory over Goal Greek. Officials were John Stiner and Clifford Olander. Other scores include De Sota 23 Linwood 9 and DeSota 7.
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Turner
Vinland
Eudora
John Stiner
Clifford Olander
DeSota
Linwood
Vinland Wins and Joins Next Tournament Lineup
Vinland won and will be among the next tournament teams. Road workers finish a new culvert in Sibley and install a new floor on the bridge. Ed Johnson, township assessor, is busy with rounds. Ralph Weekman of Eudora called at J. T. Howard home Monday morning. T. Howard spent Tuesday afternoon sawing wood at the J. E. Howard home in Fairview.
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Vinland
Sibley
Ed Johnson
Ralph 'Weekman
Eudora
J. T. Howard
T. Howard
J. E. Howard
Fairview
Valley Chapel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Neal Banks and his wife hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs. Gray and Florence as Valley Chapel residents recall recent exchanges. W H Banning, township assessor, visited John Banks home midweek. Bannise family attended Perry reunion. C V Genn moved household goods from Mrs Thome. Neal Banks and Ehrlichs planned visits to Pleasant Grove as Ehrlichs depart. Neal Rist works for Theodore Walters west of Kanwaka as Roy Curtis tends spring crops on John Dunn farm.
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Neal Banks
Mrs. Gray
Florence
Lee Gray
Centropolis
W. H. Banning
John Banks
Charles Bannise
Betty Jane
Warren
Perry
Shoemaker
C. V. Genn
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Harno) Dean
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Sibley Blue
Imsurance Building
Crown Valley Champs
K. U
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E Charlton Insurance Agency
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Tommy
Hal Forrest
Wilkins
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Cael Shee
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