National title on the line in Kansas City tournament
Thirty two teams compete for the national amateur basketball title in Convention Hall Kansas City. Washburn College Topeka defends last year’s crown as top contenders include Kansas City Athletic Club Hillvards St Louis and Butler College Indianapolis. Preliminary rounds pare down entries with games scheduled Saturday finals set for next week.
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Kansas City Apia
Convention Hall
Washburn College
Topeka
Aga
Washburn
Kansas Cittie
Hitlvards
St. Hh
Kansas City
Middle West
Rulty
Kansas City Athletic Club
Towe- Campbell
Butler College of Indianapolis
Baker University
Baldwin
Land's Petroleum
Warrensburg
Kansas City Junior College
Belton-Raymore
A. Belton
Phillips A Schooley
Kansas
Wood River
State Teachers
Chicago
Potiines Emporia
Hillvards
St. Clark the Hatter
Ivanhoe Dee Molays
Pratt Book Store
Denver
Young Men's Institute
San
S. Maryville
Oklahoma Aggies Win Missouri Valley Wrestling Meet
In the third annual Missouri Valley Conference wrestling meet at Stillwater, the Oklahoma Aggies led with 27 points to win, while Iowa State took second with 13. Kansas finished fifth with 3. Consolation results include Kilpatrick of Oklahoma Aggies winning a 25 pound match, Kelloge of Missouri winning at 185, Northrup of Oklahoma handling Woodhull, and White of Oklahoma besting Kansas’ Ar. The meet featured wins, forfeitures, and falls across multiple weight classes.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa State College
Stillwater
Aggies
Aines
Kansas University
Walgron
Kansas Aggies
Higgins
Iowa State
Okklama Aggies
First of Kansas
Lawrence O State
Ferguson
Missouri University
Nebraska University
Freese
Jayhawks Place Third at Missouri Valley Meet
The University of Kansas swimming team finished third at the Missouri Valley meet held at Washington University in St. Louis. Kansas won the relay cup with Barrows, Jocelyn, Borngesser, and Hill aboard. Barrows took second in the 50 yard dash, Jocelyn fourth, and Jocelyn second in the 100 yard dash while Borngesser was fourth in the 220. Coach Herbert Allphin praised the team. Red Trautman of Ohio State was noted as national golf championship organizer for Columbus next July.
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Washington Vu
University of Kansas
Washington University
St. Louis
Washington
Ames
Kansas
Barrows
Jocelyn
Borngesser
Hill
Rely
Burngesser
Herbert Allphin
Dee Oeree
George M. “Red” Trautman
Columbus
Ohio State University
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
All-Valley Captain Ward Leads Local Jayhawkers Squad
Wilfred Ward named captain of the 1285 Jayhawkers basketball team. He has played guard on three champion crimson and blue teams under Coach FP. Ward faces a challenging season as captain of the All-sours Valley quintet.
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Wilfred Ward
Jayhawkers
E von
Allsours Valley
Aha
Kansas Wins Relay at Missouri Valley Meet in Ames
Kansas dominates the Missouri Valley track meet at Ames scoring 36 34 points to lead Nebraska by 37. Kansas Aggies 19 1 2, Missouri 16 12 20, Kansas 16 1 4, with other schools like Iowa State, Drake, Grinnell, and Oklahoma finishing lower. Locke of Nebraska starred with ten early points as Kansas runners Cooper Woods Engle and Jogues won the mile relay on a slow track.
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University of Nebraska Huskers
Missouri Valley
Ames
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Kansas
Haws
Oklahoma University
Iowa State
Drake
Grinnell College
G. Washington University
Sishama A. & M
Nebraska
Locke
University of Kansas
Cooper
Woods
Engle
Jogues
Sorand
Tal
Fourt Rineforth
Richerson
Donwahes
Untners
Owen
Ulatts
Sebri
Suny Webster
Hahoma
Seers Ai
Everett and Myers Share Drake Scoring Lead This Season
Charles Chuck Everett and Irving Myers led Drake varsity in scoring with 228 points across eleven games. Everett scored 119, ranking fourth in the Missouri Valley Conference, while Myers added 99 points. The duo averaged about nine points per game, reflecting a strong backcourt contribution for Drake.
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Des Moines
Charles Chuck Everett
Irving Barney
Myers
Drake
Bulldogs
Everett
FT Trevett
Tyon Myers
Mantz
Simpson
Van
F Parishe
Lawle
Cronenher
Lofshuit
Vaehting
Prince of Wales
London
Intramural Kansas hoops see multiple close results
University of Kansas intramural basketball standings show Pi Kappa Alpha tying for first after a 19 to 4 win over Sigma Nu. Phi Chi topped Kappa Eta Kappa 10 to 9, Kappa Sigma Alpha 11 won over Sigma Phi Epsilons 19 to 3, and Phi Kappa Psi crushed Sigma Alpha Epsilon 22 to 2. Alpha Kappa Psi beat Phi Delta Chi 30 to 12 as Delta Upsilon edged Beta Theta Pi 11 to 9, Theta Tau beat Phi Delta Chi 13 to 7, Chi Delta Sigma defeated Cosmopolitan 16 to 13, and Sigma Chis beat Phi Gamma Delta 23 to ?
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Pi Kappa Alpha
University of Kansas
Sigma ‘Nu Five Satuday
Phi Chi
Kappa Eta Kappar
Kappa Sig 1
Sigma Phi Epsilons
Scott Club
Tha “Alpha Kappa Lamdabs
Phi Kappa Psi
Sigma Alpha Epsilons
Alpha Kappa Psi
Phi Delta Chis
Delta Upsilons
Beta Theta Bi
Theta Taus
Chi Delta Sigma
Cosmopolitan Club
Sigma Chis
Phi Gamma Deltas
P Kappa Alpha
Chalfont
F. Grads
Laneford
Wall
Don
Dinger
Sigma
Foster
Sharkland
Je Johnson
Il. Johnson
Tiwans
iLander
Wordell
Ee Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ramses
Tuepher
Gane Bim Choywlin
I Bey
Phi Kappa Posi
Hamifin
Alden
Alpha Kappa Bs
Sterberry
Tiddley
Bouren
t_ Novinger
Troo Keller
Kappa Sigsios
Swartz
Johnson
Hilse
Gore Choate
Wot Anderson
Alpha Kappa Lambda
TG ET
F Wells
Drake Relays Rules Announced for Upcoming Meet
Ossie Solem Drake University athletic director outlines eligibility by conference rules for University and College sections of the Drake Relays. Event rules align with Western or Missouri Valley Conference standards, with National Collegiate Athletics Association governance for all contests. An expected 2,400 athletes from universities, colleges and high schools are anticipated to compete. Invitations and entry blanks go to top schools, with formal entries due April 11.
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Des Moines
Ossie Solem
Drake University
Mies
Eli H der
Solem
National Collegiate Athletic Association
All-Valley Conference All-Star Quintet Named
Three Kansas league stars headline the All-Valley Conference first team with Gale Gordon and Albert Peterson of Kansas receiving unanimous votes. Peterson is center and Gordon a forward. fellow forward is Byers of Washington. Kansas captains Belgard and Dunlap win defensive posts for Kansas and Oklahoma. Second team selections include players from Kansas, Kansas Aggies, Washington, and Oklahoma.
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Gordon
Kansas
Yers
Kansas Aggies
Peterson
Dunlap
Oklahoma
Belgard
McBride
Schmidt
Seago
Washington
Barton
Koch
University of I
Ansas
Lions
Gale Gordon
Albert Peterson
Byers
Age
Belgard Captains Mythical Five In Odd Selections
Belgard earns the captaincy of the mythical five. McBride of the Sooners and Schmidt of Kansas secure forward spots. Seago faces Washington Bear Fatteenter at center, while ten of Kansas and Koch of the Kansas Aggies are named at guards.
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Belgard
McBride
Sooners
Schmidt
Kansas
Seago Jhard
Washington
Ten
Koch
Kansas Aggies
Denied Review for Forbes and Thompson by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied review for Charles R Forbes former director of the voters bureau and John W Thompson a St Louis contractor convicted in Chicago of conspiracy tied to hospital contracts. Each was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and a $10000 fine. The decision followed appeals claiming illegal acts and insufficient evidence. Also noted is Kansas School of Business Day planning for April 22 and a nose throat clinic slate with John s Chocolates at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Esan
Charles R. Forbes
Voters Bureau
St. Louis
Chicagia
Supreme Court
Orbos
Thompson
Leavenworth
Pust
Circuit Court of Appeals
School of Business
School of Busity of
Kansas
Lee Grege
Hesters to Return Soon From Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs F Hester report a pleasant winter in Florida and expect to return to Lawrence soon.
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Hesters
Hester
Florida
Lawrence
Tailor Seeks Big Wardrobe of Wanted Men and Women
A local tailor offers to fit those whose clothes do not fit, inviting both men and women to bring items for alteration. The ad promises adjustments for individuals who are larger in size, framing the service as meeting a demand for larger clothing.
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Jayhawker Quartet
Everett and Myers
Chuck’ Everett
Stonors
Sigma Nus
Pi'k. A
Phi Kappa Psis
New York
South
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All-Valley Quintets
Eudaly Bros
FORD
Kahn
Oberworth
Forbes
Johns
Rankin’s Drug
Lawrence Iron Works
New Hamp
Ona
L. C. Wells
Mass
Arsit
Besg
Besity
Elinor Glyn
Eleanor Boardman
Conrad Nagel
Mazie
Jimmie Tennyson
Shimmons Bros
Bhona
Bowersock
Charles Ray
Blackbird
Cain
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