New Kansas University Football Coach Named
Murphy, a former Penn backfield standout, has been chosen as a backfield coach for the Kansas University football program. Appointment by a special committee hinges on athletic board approval, with duties starting March 31 through spring practice and fall season. he may join as a regular staff member later.
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National Court Title Won by Wichita Henrys
The Wichita Henrys of Missouri Valley A. A. WA basketball champions won the national title by defeating the Olympic Club of San Francisco 29 to 16 in the final at Kansas City Ada Okla. Bethany Teachers took third with a 42 to 21 victory, delivering a strong scoring display in the Berlind half.
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Missouri Valley
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Kansas City
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Lawrence Highs win tournament third place at Ottawa meet
A Lawrence High School boys team, from the Lawrence area, captured third place in the Ottawa Kansas high school basketball tournament consolation bracket. Led by Arthur Gorden and Tiston Wilburn, the squad earned a silver figurine and school prize money after defeating Topeka and Emporia rivals.
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Lawrence May Be Asked to Enter State Tourney
Lawrence, March 17. The annual Kansas high school basketball tournament opens with selections by the State High School Athletic Association. Eleven teams qualified by district wins while four more were added by the tourney secretary from season records. Notable entrants include Topeka, Ottawa, and Lawrence, with regional runners-up also advancing. Results from Ottawa and Wichita districts show wins and upcoming matchups as the state meet shapes the field.
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B.A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
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Commieree
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Ottawa
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Lawrence Hi
Record set for boxing tournament entries at Palestra
Philadelphia reports the largest entry list in Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association history for the annual tournament at the Palestra. Preliminaries Sunday night, semifinals Saturday afternoon, finals Saturday night.
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Fifty Nine Teams Enter KU Intramural Basketball Battle
The University of Kansas intramural season ended with Alpha Tau Omega defeating Alpha Kappa Psi 8 to 5 in the championship. In the semifinals Alpha Tau Omega beat Sigma Chi 22 to 4 while Delta Tau Delta fell to Alpha Kappa Halluuketeers 24 to ?. Five league officials named all star squads. First team includes Kern Alpha Kappa Psi Grase Alpha Tau Omega wards Ludwig Delta Tau Delta Morrison Delta Tau Delta Gould Alpha Kappa Psi. Second team lists Marcoux Alpha Kappa Psi Price Alpha Tau Omega Sturgeon Alpha Tau Omega Hitchcock Kentucky Colonels Petherbridge Testa Sigma Pi. Honorable mentions include Schumacher Sigma Phi Epsilon Parker Sigma Chi Stanford Acacia Stephens Phi Delta Sigma and others.
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Alpha Kappa Psi Quintet
Alpha Tau Omega Five
Sigma Chi
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Kern
Alpha Kappa Psi
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Marcoux
Price
Sturgeon
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Hitchcock
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Norris
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Baird
Neta Theta Pi
C. Smith
Ti Kappa Alpha
Pick Tournament Queen at Wichita Opens March 24
National girls A A L basketball tourney in Wichita begins March 24 with a beauty queen and attendants chosen at a Wednesday night contest led by Clifford Hyland. Ten gold ten bronze and ten silver medals will decorate uniforms. Thirty teams may compete. A separate ear nose and throat clinic will be held March 17 in city hall rooms by Dr. W Q Nelson.
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Clifford Hyland
Atlantic City
Galveston
Tulsa
Teverv
Virginia
Health Department
City Hall
W. Q. Nelson
Baseball lineups and scores across spring games
Reports from multiple spring games show Yankees considering Combs Ruth and Cooke in the outfield with Gehrig Lazzeri Koenig Chapman infield and Dickey catching for an April 15 opener against Philadelphia. Other items note Babe Herman cutting salary demands to 18,000 and Reds' strong scoring in an exhibition win, plus weather dampening Giants practice and manager observations across several teams.
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St. Petersburg
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Yankee
Athletics
Philadelphia
Combs
Ruth
Cooke
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Koenig
Chapman
Dickey
Hoyt
Pipgras
Miami
Fla
Grapevine
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Herman
Frank B. York
York
Just Throw Your Club At The Ball Golf Advice
Former pitcher Al Demaregq recalls a Jack Burgess story on golf swing focus. A pupil overthinks grip stance and stroke during the actual shot and worsens. When he frees his mind and concentrates on the ball, the drive improves.
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Joint recital by KU faculty at St Marys College Leavenworth
Miss Irene Peabony and Miss Ruth Orcutt of the University of Kansas school of fine arts faculty performed together on the regular St Marys College concert series in Leavenworth last evening, with Miss Pattie Johnson as accompanist for Miss Peabody. Frank Gardner Hale of Boston will speak on jewelry design at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Administration auditorium, with an exhibition of his pieces. The public is invited.
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Ruth Orcutt
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
St. Mary's College
Leavenworth
Pattie Johnson
Peabody
Frank Gardner Hale
Boston
Mass
Wale
Kansans Place In Illinois Indoor Carnival
Kansas athletes under coach Brutus Hamilton scored at the Illinois indoor carnival in Champaign with Jim Bausch winning the shot put at 48 feet 4 inches. Ralph Sickel and others also placed, with Purdue and Minnesota stars setting records and Texas ahead for next events.
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Champaign
Jim Bausch
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Sickel
George Simpson
Ohio State
Eddie ‘Tolan
Michigan
Ralph Sickel
Drayhawker Dashman
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Lowell Hinshaw
Matin
Purdue
Swartz
Missouri
Hinshaw
Ed Fortune
Jast Fall
Thing
Putnam
Iowa State
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Minos
Texas
Jayhawkers
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Ballas
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Sickle
Aloe Kinner
Barney Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
Everett Utterbach
Pittsburgh Negro Star
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Ivon Sy Gordon
Iowa
Borles
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Nebraska
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Nelson
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Shaw
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Carr
Week of Ring Action Promises Busy Boxing Week
The week features Bat Battalino defending his featherweight crown as Micky Walker seeks a path to heavyweight glory. Bud Taylor battles Battalino in Detroit and Wesker faces Jimmy Mahoney in Chicago as Primo Carrera and Tommy Loughran eye the heavyweight throne. Carnera has stopped nine straight opponents in quick knockouts.
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Conn
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Kid Chocolate
Primo Carrera
Italy
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
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Detroit
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Jimmy Mahoney
Chicago
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Oskaloosa News: Local Notes in Topeka Hospital and Courthouse
Local items report Johnny Rice recovering from an appendicitis operation at a Topeka hospital with family connections in OsKa loosa. The column lists visitors, teaching arrangements, court attendance, and neighbors traveling to Lawrence, Holton, and nearby towns, with mentions of community events and ongoing improvements in a local furniture store.
Indefinite stay in Ottawa features school play in April
The Hi Y and Girl Reserves plan a April 4 high school play titled The Servant in the House to be staged in the school auditorium. The Blue Ribbon Bakery opens in the Sutton room with Mrs. Harry Price in charge. Price runs a Winchester bakery and will operate the shop as part of his business. Mrs. A. J. Simons and sons visited Wakarusa with Mrs. Simons' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson of Sabetha were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton. The Methodist Aid held its monthly luncheon March 6 in the bar parlors with a host of ladies attending.
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Wakarusa
J. L. Heberling
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Howard Robinson
Sabetha
John Sutton
Topeka Community Meeting and Funeral Notices Summary
Devotionals and musical recitals opened a community program led by Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. B. F. Davis with Marjory Weinberg and Mrs. Becky performing, followed by a luncheon. Harry Lopp and Mrs. Whisnand returned to Bristow, Ohio after a visit with Albert Gramse and family. Fred Packard, once sight-impaired, was laid to rest in Mt. Hope cemetery. his wife Louella Wheeler Packard survived him. The Women's Foreign Mission society held a meeting at Mr B. H. Roberts’ home, with devotional and quiz activities. John Crawford moved to Hawkins cottage, and many locals discussed plans for annual events and church affairs. The Presbyterian Aid Society will host a St Patrick event, with Mr. and Mrs. Fe Webber hosting.
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