Favorites Still Alive in Cage Tourney as Upsets Stalled
AP reports a 16 hour grind as 30 teams compete in second round A A U basketball. Wyoming tops tally with 58 to 11 over Belew New Mexico. Oilers meet Springfield Teachers while favorites like Chicago Fast Freights and Kansas City Stage Liners advance. Results list include Panhandlers A&M Goodwell and Sugar Creek St Louis victories with several byes and upcoming matchups.
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Little Rock
Ark
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Canzoneri versus Arizmendi Set for Ten Rounds in Los Angeles
AP reports Tony Canzoneri and Baby Arizmendi fight tonight in Los Angeles in a ten round match. Canzoneri, former lightweight king, is the favorite with odds from two to one to ten to eight. Arizmendi, younger at twenty, has fought over 200 times but lacks the power of Canzoneri. Weighing near 129 pounds, Arizmendi aims to press the tempo while Canzoneri may struggle to hit the 130-pound limit. The bout reflects New York style clash amid warm weather impact on the bout.
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Tony Canzoneri
Baby Arizmendi
Canzoneri
Arizmendi
Mexico
US tennis team defeats rivals 3 2 in international series
Indianapolis reports the US touring pro duo Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines won three matches to two against French players in a series dominated by doubles wins. Cochet beat Vines in the final singles, while Vines beat Plaa earlier and Tilden beat Piaa in opening singles.
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Indianapolis
United States
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vin
Henri Cochet
Tilden
Vines
Martin Plaa
Cochet
Piaa
Strange As It Seems by John Hix Panapienaan
The piece recounts Sir Senry M. Stanley a Civil War era figure who served in both sides, traveled Africa, and joined expeditions including a search for a lost doctor. It also notes a Peiping Hall of Classics described as a stone library of Chinese texts and hints at a future column on a northern hill.
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New Orleans
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Camp Douglas
Chicago
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United States
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Peiping
China
Chin Shihuang
Interchurch rescue tournament games set in Sentar High
Tuesday sports calendar lists two interchurch rescue tournament games at Centenary MLEB. Lutheran meets Centenary at o'clock, while Congregational faces Friends at 230 o'clock.
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Ed Ynnasium
Teyterians
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M. E
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Tale
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S Panlippi
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Shields
I Capser
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Wyandotte and Sacred Heart Lead Kansas Tourney Openers
Kansas City state champion Wyandotte meets Salina in class A while Sacred Heart of Salina faces Sawyer in class B at Sterling. Sixteen teams in each bracket with rounds through Saturday finals. officials named from Topeka, Salina, Emporia, and McPherson.
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Wyandotte High School
Cagers
Kansas City
Salina
Sacred Heart of Salina
Sawyer
Sterling
Onaga
Pawnee Rock
Sacred Heart
Erie
Windom
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Randall
Dwight Ream
John McLean
Gene Kemper
Emporia
Fred Kelly
Sterling Tourney
Rudolph ‘Ghriaub
McPherson
Melvin Binford
Percy Fossey
Nickerson
Baseball Notes From Spring Training Across Florida
Basebal notes from March 13 report Julius Solters of Pittsburg homered at Red Sox camp in Sarasota and impressed with a fence-walking drive. Cincinnati Reds eye a southpaw after Eppa Rixey retirement, considering Joe Shaute. Jax Cronin of the Senators seeks more hitters and urges pitchers to bat more in Biloxi. Jack Saltz of the Yankees seeks a base position shift with McCarthy testing him at first. Cardinals rumors persist about unsigned players Ern ie Orsatti, George Watkins, and Flint Rhem. Reds scout Jimmy Williams shows interest in Jim Winford and William H. Myers. Hornsby opens a pitching school at St. Petersburg Browns camp to teach mound mechanics and bunts. Exhibition games noted from New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago with planned Fort Myers schedule.
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Pittsburg
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Bradenton
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ernie Orsatti
George Watkins
Belleview Ladies Aid quilt and social notes
Belleview Ladies Aid met all day with Mrs A B R Conner in North Lawrence to quilt. Attendance was small due to cold weather. A cafeteria dinner was served to three guests and seven members. Various local residents visited, hosted, or spent time with family in Lawrence, Eudora, Hopkins, and Desoto, with several illness and care updates and social gatherings noted.
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A. BR. Conner
North Lawrence
Chas. McKinney
Josie McKinney
Baldwin
Howard McKinney
A. C. James
Flora Mae
Lawrence
Clarence James
Crowder Family Returns After Rural Accident and Local Weddings
Mr and Mrs Kirby Rogers and children escaped injury after a wreck on Pleasant Grove hill south of Lawrence as they moved from Forrest Hill La to Jefferson County. Kirk Rogers spent the night with his father and brother while his wife and children stayed with relatives in Lecompton. Community members attended the Pryor Banks wedding in Lecompton with several local families hosting a wedding dinner in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Forrest Hill
Jefferson County
Pleasant Grove Hill
Lawrence
Lionel Rogers
John Banks
Harlie Armstrong
Frank Pryor
Pryor
Ethie Banks
Ruth Sawyer
Frank Miller
Rolla Stanwix
Clayton
Prescott Gene
Roland Richard
Patricia Ann
Fairbanks
Ruth Miller
Lawrence Keith
Bough
Kansas City
Frank Speicher
Kanwaka
Dorothy Armstrong
Theodore Armstrong
J. 3. Crowder
O. W. Orr
Ernest Kasold
Brackett
Social guests visit from multiple towns in Kansas
A long list of visitors and hosts appears in a Lawrence area social note. Names include Col lings Emmett Swan son Crowder Swanson Sweezer Collins Myers Norwood Sweezer Winegar Armstrong Pryor Stanwix and Pontius. Meetings occur in Lawrence Brackett Lecompton Kanwaka Winter and nearby homes with multiple calls and dinners noted.
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J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
Arthur
Swanson
Lawrence
Crowder
Wichita
Martin Swanson
Sam Sweezer
J. G. Sweezer
Ralph Miller
W. S. Collins
Jack Collins
Eugene Collins
Wesley Crady
Lecompton
Jac Myers
Brackett
Robert Norwood
Helen
Ruth
J. S
Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Earl Winegar
J.G. Sweezer
Harlie Armstrong
Belle Pontius
Dicker
Frank’ Pryor
From Opera to Circus Robert Ringling Steps into Arena
Robert E. Ringling, known in Chicago opera circles as a baritone, leaves the aria for the circus. He will replace his uncle John Ringling as the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus opens its New York season, as John retires due to ill health. A separate note cites a theft report from Pleasant Grove.
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Fla
Robert E. Ringling
Chicago Civic Opera
Pick Of Purdue Theft Sparks Campus Mystery
Pick Of Purdue reports an incident where a car was entered while parked in front of a neighboring store, four pounds of butter and tobacco missing. Meanwhile progress on the Los Angeles Colorado River aqueduct will provide water for numerous canyons in the California desert, supporting winter homes.
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