National AAU Basketball Meet Brackets Narrow to 16 Teams
Tulsa Oilers aim for a third straight title as eight seeded squads survive to the third round in Tulsa. Utah State Aggies overwhelm Lambuth to set a Utah State versus Italian AC Seattle clash, while Denver Pigs meet Wichita Gridleys and McPherson Refiners face Hutchinson Transits in key third-round showdowns.
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Tulsa Oilers
Colorado College
Jones
Kansas City
Durant
Utah Collegians
Utah State Aggies
Lambuth College
Jackson
Tenn
A. C
Seattle
Salt Lake Beckers
Tulsa
Utah Aggies
Denver Athletic Club
Kansas City Stage Liners
Denver Pigs
Universal Pictures
Hollywood
Hutchinson
Kan
Transits
McPherson
Denver A. C
University of Wyomng
Beet Hastings
Neb
College
May Company
Cleveland
Young Men’s Institute of San Francisco
Husky Frank Lubin
Iarac
Southern Oregon
Hutchinson Transits
West Texas Teachers
I-18
Denver University
Hunt Qilers
Tullos
Gogs
McPherson Refiners
Fort Collinge
Colo
Nash
Kansas Extends Fishing Licenses and Loosens Old Blue Law
Kansas enacts a law requiring both women and men to hold fishing licenses, funding the Fish and Game Department to expand hatcheries and stock streams and lakes. Eleven state lakes exist, with twelve more under construction, prioritizing public waters. The old Sunday hunting ban is repealed, and a fish spawning closure from April 15 to May 15 covers black bass crappie and bluegill. Anglers catching such fish must return them to the water.
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Kansas
Fish and Game Fund
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday
AP style recap of yesterday's baseball results across leagues with teams such as St. Louis Brooklyn New York Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and Sacramento posting varied scores. Listings include St. Louis New York 5 4 and Boston 14 1 among others with occasional notes on minor league Sacramento and PCL.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Toronto
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklin
Detroit
Cleveland
New Orleans
Strange As It Seems: Wars of Two Tribes and a Breadbound Sparrow
John Hix reflects on how small quarrels spark large conflicts, drawing a parallel between ancient tribal feuds and a modern uptick in global warfare sparked by Archduke assassination. He recounts a grasshopper lesson among redskin youngsters, a bread loaf sparrow story, and notes a shift in U.S. diplomacy from ministers to ambassadors—plus a teaser about Eve's Legend tomorrow.
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Europe
New England
Braves
Mr. Smilth
Mr. Smith
State high school basketball tournament to open in Topeka
Thursday Lawrence high and other teams begin state high school basketball tournament at Topeka. Friday state high school basketball tournament at Topeka. Tiny Moore and George Noland are in national collegiate wrestling tournament at Lehigh Bethlehem Pa. State high school basketball tournament varies. Collegiate wrestling tournament at Bethlehem Pa. Butler Relay in Indianapolis. Dawzenee Gunclus shoots.
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Lawrence High
Topeka
Tiny Moore
George Noland
Lehigh Babeale
Bethlehem
Pasat
Butler
M Anday Indianapolis
Dawzenee
Local church league finals set for tomorrow on Lawrence court
The Church League finals feature the Methodists versus the Presbyterians at 8:30 pm with a 7:30 pm third place game between Baptists and Unitarians. All games free to the public. Semis: Presbyterians 28 Unitarian 17. Methodists 33 Baptists 3. Unitarians faded mid second half as Presbyterians surged. Peterson led scorers but was held by Covey brothers. Kansas State basketball election results announced at Manhattan dinner: Railsback named captain, Burns and Schierlemann honorary captains.
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Presbyterian
Baptists
Unitarians
Presbyterians
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Covey Brothers
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Ae Jending
Aggies
Manhattan
Kan
Lee Railsback
Langsdon
Kansas State
al W. Burns
Kanas City
Charles J. Schierlemann
Liberty
Kiwanis Club
Railsback
Hutchinson Junior College
Sooner Track Team Heads to Tulsa Indoor Meet
Possessing a threat for every race, a powerful Sooner squad of 19 men will go to Tulsa Saturday for the third annual Tulsa Athletic Association indoor games. John Jacobs, coach, has announced.
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Sooners
Tulsa
Norman
Sooner
Tulsa Athletic Association
John Jacobs
Notre Dame Mourns Captain Elect Joseph Sullivan
Notre Dame Island of South Bend mourns as Joseph Sullivan, captain elect for 1935 football, dies in New York from mastoiditis after pneumonia, ending a career that included track prowess and a stellar role on the gridiron. Coach Layden called his loss irreparable as tributes flowed from campus leaders and a basketball banquet.
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Notre Dame University
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
New York
Husky
St. Joseph
Trish
Eddie Kraus
Elmer Layden
Hugh O’donnell
Notre Dame
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Thomas F. Sullivan
New York Police Department
Captaing K U Wrestler Robert Childs Elected Captain
Captaing K U Wrestlers Robert Childs of Hoisington a sophomore at the University of Kansas has been elected captain of the Kansas wrestling team for the next year. Also mentions light dialogue from Stray Stories and notes 215 fish species identified in British Columbia waters by Dominion museum naturalists.
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Robert Childs
Hoisington
University of Kansas
John
Edna
British Columbia
Naturalists of
Dominion’s Museum
Football stars in press: Kostka signed for Brooklyn pro bid
Stan Kostka the Minnesota battering ram fullback is reported signed for a pro career by Brooklyn. Homer Griffith ex USC quarterback may have an insurance contract prohibiting play. Paul Schissler scouts Brooklyn signing talent. Lindsey to coach KU freshmen. Vox resigns to lead Colorado court squad. Nebraska prospects include Johnny Howell and Blue Howell brothers in Husker setup. Swanton tops four class B games. Cornhuskers face funding tax for athletics. Creighton Prep Omaha claims state title with Roman Roh as top scorer.
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Minnesota
Battering Ram
Brooklyn
Homer Griffith
U.S.C
Paul Schissler
Chicago Cardinal
Oklahoma Sooners Prepping for Kansas Relays Sprint Medley
With the outdoor season near, Oklahoma athletes drill for the Kansas Relays. Elmo Hewes trains for the decathlon program while Wayne Slocum from Minnesota pursues a 2 mile goal. Iowa sprinter Jimmy Owen ties the world indoor 60 yard mark, and coach John Jacobs refines relay squads including Ward Chaney Moody and Lochner for the Kansas classic.
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Menuev
Ward
Chaney
Moony
Lochner
Kansas
Elmo Hewes
Wayne Slocum
Minnesota
Jimmy Owen
Iowa
John Jacobs
Ward, Chaney, Moody
Sooners
Dizzy Dean Toyed With Babe Ruth, Critics Say
The chatter centers on Dizzy Dean defending his remarks about Babe Ruth as the season opens. Players admire Ruth for his impact, while Dean’s comments risk stirring debate among fans and fellow athletes about the sport’s evolving legacy.
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Dizzy Dean
Babe Ruth
Dizzy
Stengel seeks righty help for Dodgers with Munns
Brooklyn manager Casey Stengel coaches Leslie Munns in a new sidearm delivery to bolster the pitching staff. Munns recently shut out Baltimore on one hit over four innings, while other spring notes include Lou Gehrig Jr spotting a Yankee highlight and Ralph Winegarner showing pitching versatility for Cleveland.
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Fla
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leslie Munns
Stengel
Munns
Paul Star
Baltimore
New Orleans
Ralph Winegarner
Cleveland Indians
Oitening
Winegarner
New Orleans Pelicans
Indians
Pelicans
No Poll On Cage Rules Says Norman Coaches
Oklahoma college and high school basketball coaches at the state interscholastic tournament urged keeping current rules unchanged until both wagers and patrons digest them. Hugh McDermott, Sooner mentor and sixth district representative on the national basketball coaches association rules committee, learned while making a poll.
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Hugh McDermott
Sooner
National Basketball Coaches Association
Dusky Dashers Favor Retaining Center Jump and Backboard Change
McDermotts five state high school coaches at Oklahoma City backed keeping the center jump and proposed moving backboards four feet inside the playing surface. The three second rule on post plays in the lane pleased most, though counts varied by official. They supported current basket height and goal size and opposed time outs after every goal.
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Creighton
McDermotts
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Oklahoma City
Baldwin News and Society Notes Roundup
Mrs W H Webster hosted the Monday Night Bridge club. WCTU met at Mrs F E Barber's home with Miss Anna Elwell in charge. Mrs Charles Turner returned from Newton after ten days with her mother. Mr and Mrs Roy Robbins of Limestone Maine announce the birth of a daughter Winzel Anne on March 1. Mrs Robbins was once known in Baldwin as Viola Haas. The marriage of Mrs Virginia M Burton of Baldwin to Mr J F Hargett of Bucklin was held at the bride's Indiana street home on Sunday March 17 at 5 30 pm with Dr Charles W Bailey officiating in a single ring ceremony. Mrs H W Craig sang before the service. The bride wore a powdered blue dress with matching accessories. An informal reception followed. The couple will relocate to Bucklin after a brief visit with relatives present from Lawrence and Bucklin. Funeral services for Mrs William M Holliday were held at her home, with Dr James S Chubb and Rev Ernest Gordon officiating. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs Holliday is survived by son Charles Holliday of Fort Lauderdale and daughter Miss Faye Holliday. Numerous relatives attended from Fort Lauderdale Topeka Reading Emporia and Coffeyville. Dr Elmer Leslie of Boston University spoke at Baker College Tuesday morning. He is a frequent Baker visitor.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Anna Elwell
Charles Turner
Newton
Mary Kriehbel
Roy Robbins
Limestone
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Topeka
Florence Nickel
Ray Nickel
Ora Swisher
Minnie Willetts
Reading
Margaret Jorgison
Willis Patterson
Emporia
Elmer Leslie
Boston University
Baker
Leslie
Margery’s Photo Sparks Rumor in London Tidbits
A London Tidbits snippet notes a whispered family warning as a love-struck visitor asks who told him. The clue hinges on Margery’s removal of Mr Johnston’s photograph from the piano, hinting at scandal or secrecy within the household.
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Mr. Johnston
Plano
London
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