Church League crowns Presbyterian undefeated champions
The Interchurch Basketball League completed another season with eleven teams and an undefeated Presbyterian squad at 10-0 winning the championship. About 125 boys played, and a banquet will honor players, coaches, pastors, and officials as league trophies are awarded.
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Interchurch Basketball League
Presbyterians
Wade Pierce
The
Baptist Church
Alf Green
Christian Church
Herbert Huffman
Friends Church
Nick Schelbar
Lutheran Church
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Hovey Hanna
Church League
Archie Mahan
K. U
Kenneth Noever
M. E. Church of North
Presbyterian
Christian
Baptist
Centenary M. E
Methodist
Friends
United Brethren
Free Methodist
Lutheran
Congregational
Oklahoma sets Big Six scoring records in 1930 season
Norman March 14 Oklahoma coach Hugh McDermott announces the Sooners set a Big Six team scoring record with 38.1 points per game for the season, surpassing the 38.0 mark from 1929. They also posted 68 points in a single game against Kansas State on February 19. Kansas matched a defensive mark, allowing 23.5 points per game, as leaders list shows scores and records from 1929 to 1934. Ray Ebling of Kansas tied the conference single season scoring record with 124 points, while Tom Churchill held the career field goal record of 53 in 1929. Letters awarded to 47 Missouri Valley athletes, and baseball schedule approval noted. Three Wininger children born February 4 in Carthage.
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Norman
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas State
Kansas
F. C. Allen
Kan-sas
Olahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas Mourt
Ray Ebling
Tom Churchill
Churchill
Okla
Maciar
Neb
Iowa State
O'Leary
Kan
Cooper
Wagner
Ebling
Columbia
University of Misari
Potosi Mines Riches Trace Back to Historic Hill
Five centuries of mining in Potosi Bolivia have yielded vast wealth with silver value soaring to about 1.59 billion dollars. Copper and tin rise in importance, while legends say ancient peoples avoided the treasure fearing gods. The piece also notes Franklin’s stepladder chair and hints at tomorrow’s Spiral Hotel.
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Potosi
Bolivia
Hill
Interchurch League Basketball Schedule and Knights Meet
Thursday games in the Senior High gym feature Christian versus Unitarian at 1 o clock, Methodist versus Lutheran at 3, and Presbyterian versus Catholic at 9. Saturday Glenn Cunningham and Ed Hall compete in Knights of Columbus indoor events in New York City.
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Christian
Unitarian
Oelock
Methodist
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Sion
Interchurch
Nasium
Centenary. M. ES
W. Lohman
Sremrey
Cnet
Loni
Koen
Moive
Lohman
Reuter
Conner
Eves
Walton
O N. Pine
Colborn
Gianangelo
Congregational
Evans
Evan
Isa Mason
Antonio
Tiaatian Aitken
Jacobson
Sklar
Fterry
Fo. Hopard
Tuttle
Prsscrereren
Me Dawes
Pete
Detler
Buffman
Cunningham and Dawson May Force New Record
Norman. March 14 A new world's record in the 1000 yards run may be set on the OU outdoor track at Owen Field when Glenn Cunningham and Glen Dawson tangle in the feature event of the second annual Oklahoma Amateur meet on April 7. The current world record is 2 11.2 set by C Ellis in 1929 London. the American mark is 2 12.2 by Lloyd Brown in 1923. Cunningham and Dawson will be clocked by three AAU timers to ensure an official result. Cunningham holds the indoor 1500 meters mark of 3 52.2 and the national collegiate mile record of 4 09.8. Dawson holds the AAU indoor 1000 meters at 2 27 4 and has notable times in the mile and five miles.
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Lloyd Brown
Missouri Valley
Ray Conger
Iowa State
Marvel
Joyd Hahn
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Conger
John Jacobs
Sooner
A. A
Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Chicago
Dawson
Tulsa
Tie for First Again in American Hockey Association
Kansas City and St Louis Flyers share the lead after St Louis defeated Oklahoma City 2 to 1. Alex McPherson scored twice in the first period as the Flyers climb into a first place tie with Kansas City. Tulsa Oilers upset the standings by beating en route to a 2 to 1 overtime win. A separate report notes the death of wrestler Jack Hurley after a fall from his hotel room following a match.
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Kansas City
St. Louis Flyers
American Hockey Association
Oklahoma City
Alex McPherson
Ceeee Ry
Ene Greyhoungs
Tulsa Oilers
Oklahomans
Tulsa
Oilers
New York
Jack Hurley
Hotel
Lenox
West 44Th, Street
Iotel Hurley
New York Coliseum
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Dodgers Press Benge ultimatum while camp opens
In Orlando notes the Dodgers threaten to force veteran pitcher Ray Benge to report by Saturday or pay his own way home after he holds out in Huntsville Texas. The baseball notes from Bradenton Sarasota and Los Angeles report other spring activities including Cardinals pitching plans White Sox attention to Ted Lyons and Harris camp signings with Eddie Collins due in camp.
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Orlando
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ray Benge
Huntsville
Texas
Benge
Los Angeles
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Fonseca
Sarasota
Eddie Collins
Bucky” Harris
Brewer Quiet About Reports of a Change at Missouri
Kansas City March 14 AP no official comment from University of Missouri officials in Columbia on reports head coach Frank Carideo may be replaced before the 1934 season. The Kansas City Star said decision rests with Chester Brewer director of athletics. The dispatch noted rumors from Missouri alumni in St Louis and said Huff may be replaced after the current year. Carideo on a one year contract was hired with a three year expectation and is directing spring football practice.
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Kansas City
University of Missouri
Columbia
Frank Carideo
Kansas City Star
St. Louis
Carideo
Chester Lt Brewer
Dispatch
Missourii
Brewer
Missouri
Star's Dispatch
H. J. Huff
Notre Dame
Sixteen teams enter round three in national AAU basketball
Western contenders including Tulsa Diamond Oilers and Lifschultz Freighters advance past second round. Shells Cafe upset Midland College 49 30. Olympic Club and Firestone Californians also win. Wyoming, Ogden, Renos, and Chicago Lifschultz earn next matchups as others like Piggly Wiggly and Piggly Wiggly vie for spots in third round.
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Lifschultz Fast Freighters
Chicago
Dominion Electrics
Minneapolis
Wyoming University
Ogden
Utah
Boosters
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
Firestone Californians
Los Angeles
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Kansas City
Gilmore Oilers
Seattle
Wash
Piggly Wiggly
Denver
White Eagle Oilers
Washington
D. C
Shells Cafe
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Midland
Harold Kiesel
Shells Center
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Tulsa
Springfield
Oilers
Denver Athletic Club
University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Wilcox Oilers
Wichita
Kans
Rosenberg-Arvey
St. Louis
Sugar Creeks
Firestones
Qilers
McPherson
Kan
Gridley Chieftains
New Orleans A. C
Chicago Optometrists
Victors
Rockhurst College
Aggie Football Leader Fodder Sparks Coaching Rumors
The report outlines potential successors for the Aggies led by McMillin on leave to conduct spring drills at Indiana. Speculation centers on Lynn Waldorf, Art Stark, Bill Dietz, Matty Bell, and others as candidates, with Rocky Mountain chatter about Henry Iba and Willard Witte. The Wyoming Cowboys dominate in the latest Mountain conference recap, clinching the title after a two game series against Brigham Young University and drawing large crowds in Laramie. Oklahoma leads the 1933-34 all sports race, with Kansas close behind and Missouri last, as football, basketball, indoor track, and wrestling factor into the standings.
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McMillin
Kansas State
Aggie
Wildcats
Indiana
Missouri Valley
Centre College
Aggies
Lynn Waldorf
Oklahoma A. & M. Cowboys
Art Stark
Aegie Ind
Creighton
Bill Dietz
Boston Braves
Matty Bell
Haskell
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Henry Iba
Colorado
Willard Witte
Wyoming
A.A.U
Wyoming Cowboys
Rock Mountain
Bergham Young U
Laramie
Cowboys
Toff
E. C. Quigley
Les Witte
Kansas City
Nebraska
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Fielder Jones Dies at 55 A White Sox Leader
Fielder Allison Jones died last night in Portland of heart disease. Known as a guiding force behind the 1906 White Sox, he led a weak hitting squad to an American League title and a World Series victory over the Cubs. His fame rests on his management and outfield leadership.
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Portland
Ore
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sv
Chicago Cubs
Fielder Allison Jones
White Sox
White Stockings
Bonthron May Compete Against Cunningham in New York
East coast meet includes Glenn Cunningham and Princeton’s Bonthron at Knights of Columbus Games in New York City Saturday night. Ed Hall and coach H W Hargiss accompany Cunningham, who defends the Columbian mile against a field with Hornbostel Cordell and Gene Venzke. Hall runs 60-yard dash. Hall and Cunningham plan Canadian championships March 21 in Hamilton and a Butler relays finale March 24 in Indianapolis. Race to be broadcast on KMJ starting 9 30 p m.
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Bonthron
Cunningham
K. of. C
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Bill. Bonthron
Princeton
New York City
K. U
Hall
Knights of Columbus
Hamilton
Ont
Butler University
Indianapolis
Butler
More Tilts Thursday Lutherans-and Coneregation te Win Tourney
A committee report to the President outlines severe harm to America's wild waterfowl amid farm expansion and drought. Grazing, hay mowing, and fires destroyed nests, reducing annual gains from 300 percent to as low as 15 percent in observed areas. Natural propagation now lags behind losses, making further take restrictions insufficient. Among 401 tentative projects, land allocations include Missouri upland 38,000 acres and Nebraska waterfowl 43,000 acres.
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Bent Tee
America
Missouri Upland
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas Protest to Roosevelt Over Wildlife Report Slights State
Kansas fish and game officials plan to protest to President Roosevelt against a wildlife restoration report that omits Kansas including Cheyenne Bottoms. The document recommends spending 25 million dollars to acquire 325 thousand acres across seven states for wildlife restoration. Giles R. Atherton leads the Kansas protest supported by committee chair Thomas H. Beck with members Jay N. Darling and Aldo Leopold.
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Kansas
Fish and Game
Roosevelt
Commission On Wildlife Restoration
Colorado
Texas
Giles R. Atherton
Fish and Game Commission of Kansas
Thomas H. Beck
Wilton
Man of 50 at His Best Says Toronto Physician
Toronto March 14 AP A Toronto physician and co founder of two hospitals Dr James Cutton argues age does not define ability. He says people 50 and over are not inherently weak and can endure more than youths with proper physical stamina and work. He contends that work is a key safeguard for middle aged strength.
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Toronto
James Cutton
Soviet Aviators Questioned After Manchukuo Landing
Tokyo dispatch reports two Soviet aviators forced to land in Manchukuo where Japanese authorities say Manchukuo troops saved them from bandits. A Foreign Office spokesman claims engine trouble caused the landing and denies any shooting. Moscow later says no information on Russian plane landing or occupants held in Manchukuo.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Manchukuo
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Office
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