Lawrence Lions edge Dodge City in state tourney opener
Lawrence high school beat Dodge City 31 to 17 in a first round state tournament game in Topeka. Kenneth Johnson led Lawrence with 15 points on six field goals and five free throws as the Lions built early leads and held off the Dodge City attack to set up a second round clash with Ark Valley Newton at 7 p.m. in Toneka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dodge City
Topeka
Ark Valley
Xewton
Lawrence Jed
Lions
Ted Lawrence
Kenneth Johnson
Johnson
Martens
Andrews
Dowell
Kappelman
Bob Hunt
Lion
Mason
Kanpelman
Andrewon Martens
Os Dewell
National Collegiate Wrestling Championship Opens in Lehigh
Bethlehem Pa March 22 AP The national collegiate wrestling championships opened with the largest entry in history as 142 wrestlers from 42 colleges began two days of bouts at Lehigh University's Taylor Gym. Oklahoma A M leads the field with defending team title hopes, joins sectional champions from eight Big Ten schools seven Big Six teams and Tufts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Taylor Gymnasium
Cowboys
Oklahoma A. & M
Tufts
New England
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Golf legends and results from 5 recent events
AP notes mark Bobby Jones back in a 1931 Augusta event with a 76 in round one. It recalls Gene Sarazen’s 1929 Miami-Biltmore win and several past big scores. The section then lists First Round results from Class A and Class B games across Kansas, including Parsons Wyandotte Chanute St Joseph Newton Belleville Lawrence to Arkansas City Pittsburg Hutchinson and other towns with scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bobby Jones
Jeaders
Augusta
Gene Sarazen
Victoria
Parsons
Wyandotte
Chanute
St. Joseph
Newton
Belleville
Lawrence
Doge City
Winfield
Ward
Kansas City
Toreka
Pratt
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Emparria
Baldwin
Chase
Sharon
Jamestown
Powhattan Meade
Netawaka
Pares
Virgil
Sacred Heart
Florence
Turner
Strange As It Seems Unusual Early Vehicles and Giant Couple
The item recounts a late 18th century price for a marvel carriage built with four wheels and brass bearing boxes, the driver perched on a feathered seat, and a silken harness. It notes Austria and Newmarket morning run, plus the famed Bateses, giant couple near eight feet tall with unusual home and wedding dress details. Tomorrow, The Jungle Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Newmarket
State high school basketball tourney events listed
Friday lists Topeka tournament with Tiny Monie and George Noland. National collegiate wrestling tourney at Bethlehem Pa. Saturday includes Topeke state tourney and Bethlehem wrestling event plus Butler Relays in Indianapolis. Sunday features Lawrence Gun Club sheet and related sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tiny Monie Wid
George Noland
Lebich University
Bethlehem
Pas
Butler Relays
Iniianapolis
Lawrence Gun Club
A Versatile Nebraskan Finds Guard Role at Nebraska
Lincoln, March 22 AP Johnny Williams, a flexible lineman for the University of Nebraska, has played nearly every football position over two seasons. now in spring drills coached by D X Bible he practices as an offensive guard and defensive center as he seeks a regular line berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Johnny Williams
University of Nebraska
Johnny
Cornhuskers
D. X. Bible
Ames Needs Quarterback for 1985 Gridiron Season
Ames Iowa March 22 AP Coach George Veenker seeks a capable quarterback to lead the Iowa State football squad in 1985. With no experienced center, four freshmen candidates are training under assistant Joe Truskowski: Albert Sharkey of Gary Indiana Vaughn Rogers of Fort Dodge Durwood Hansen of Sioux City and Burdette Hanna of Marion a reserve from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
George Veenker
Adays
Towa
Veenker
Joe Truskowski
Albert Sharkey
Gary
Ind
Vaughn Rogers
Fort Dodge
Durwood Hansen
Sioux City
Burdette Hanna
Marion
Presbyterians defeat Methodists for 1935 church league title
The Presbyterians won 25 to 18 over the Methodists on the high school court to capture the 1935 church league basketball championship. In the consolation game the Unitarians beat the Baptists 24 to 18 to take third place. The final was close, with the Presbies pulling away in the third period after a late rally by the Methodists in the last quarter. Box scores list Tecker Morrison McCaslin Van Cleave White and Shobe for the Presbyterians, with Pole Honebrike Wilhelm Stapleton Higgins Wampler Paves for the Baptists, and Thomas Steel Uovey Gilchrist for the Unitarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Methodists
Unitarians
Baptists
Presbies
Pre
Corsa
Morrison
Ro McCaslin
Oo Peterson
van Cleave
A. Honebrike
Wilhelm
Stapleton
Higgins
Wampler
Thomas, Steel
M. Uovey
Gilchrist
Lions Triumph as First Round Shifts Toward State Title
The Lions surged to victory in the first round of the state tournament beating a Western Kansas entry, following regional wins at Leavenworth and a strong showing against Rosedale and Leavenworth. Coaches Woods and Hargiss were highlighted for guiding their teams, with expectations rising for Newton and Missouri football prospects as spring games loom and scouts discuss yearling prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Opera
E. A. Wood
Leavenworth
Rosedale
Lawrence
Newton
Ten Aggies To Butler Relays At Indianapolis
Kansas State College will be represented by ten men at the Butler relays in Indianapolis on Saturday. Team captain Joe Knappenberger leads an undefeated hurdles corps with Eberhart Messick Sweat Nixon and others in mile and two mile relays. Also listed are Redfield Robinson Wheelock and O'Reilly in the four mile relay. Yesterday's results include Philadelphia over Toronto and Detroit over Boston among others. Also announced is Sunday shoot scheduled by Lawrence Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Butler
Indianapolis
Wildcat
Joe Knappenberger
Eberhart
Messick
Sweat
Nixon
Dill
O'Reilly
Redfield
Robinson
Wheelock
Anna Cook
Lander
Myr. A. Decker
Decker
Charles Martin
Rock Creek
Martin Homestead
Ella
John Martin
Will Decker
Topeka
Maude Hawk
Lawrence
Colonial Club
Evelyn Roberts
Frank Haines
Lloyd Rogers
Tena Clark
Loren Snell
Snell
Lovia Jones
Leaverton
Charles Dockhorn
Billy Dockhorn
Paoli
Okla
W. Grant Smith
Courtland
C. N. Jacequemin
B. P. Davis
Floyd Turner
Floyd
Alley Quintets Stay in Tourney Clash in National A A U
Denver March 22 AP Three Missouri Valley hopefuls and Chipper Charley Hyatts roving team dominated the National AAU basketball tournament after Denver A C was ousted by Tulsa Oilers and Denver Pigs fell. Southern Kansas Stage Lines beat the favored Pigs 30 to 28 in a major upset while Tulsa defeated the Oilers 36 to 27. Tulsa meets Liners in the night semifinal as Universal Pictures and McPherson Globe Refiners face off in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charley
Tulsans
Oilers
Tulsa
Globe Meets Universals
Universal Pictures
Troopers of
Hollywood
Madcap
McPherson
Kan
Globe
Kansas City
Universal
Western Transit Renos
Italian A. C
Seattle
Grapefruit League Nightly Notes From Florida Trails and Trades
In Lakeland exhibition action Detroit faces St Louis with Paul Dean set to pitch for the Cards and Mickey Cochrane undecided on mound duties. In Tampa Sunny Jim Bottomley may join the Red Sox as Reds beat the Yankees 5-3. San Bernardino notes Pie Traynor’s outfield trio Waners and Babe Herman locked in. Orlando reports Blimp Lopez may be sidelined, Blimp hitting a record homer in Deland. St Petersburg covers the Braves drawing crowds as they prep against the Red Sox, Ruth remarks on attendance with strong Yankee ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Paul Dean
Frankie Frisch
Mickey Cochrane
Tampa
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Giants
Reds
New York Yankees
San Bernardino
Calif
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Waners
Babe Herman
St. Petersburg
Braves
Waterfront Park
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Yanks
St. Pete
Tribe
Lakeand
FIELD MEET FOR WOMEN IN ST LOUIS ARENA
Seventy five women athletes gathered in St. Louis for the national 4 A U indoor track and field meet opening tonight. Notables include Stella Walsh of Cleveland Betty Robinson of Chicago Alice Arden of New York and Roxy Atkins of Canada. The highlight is the 200 meter sprint featuring Walsh Robinson and other top racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Betty Robinson
Chicago
Alice Arden
New York
Roxy Atkins
Canada
Miss Walsh
Miss Robinson
Baker track drill shapes 1935 Baker team
Bretnall begins practice with seven lettermen led by Farrow Paradise and Finley in sprints Christ and Horrell in distance Mitchell hurdles and Martin in field events He expects stronger track team but weaker field group New prospects include Dissinger Seaman Holman Smith Porter and squad veterans list many named athletes across multiple towns and colleges May include meet at Salina and college events in April and May 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dissinger
Oskaloosa
Convention Hall
Lochner
University of Oklahoma Star
Dissinger
Bretnall
David Seaman
Westport
Ardeen Holman
Burlington
Maywood Smith
Wellsville
Floyd Porter
Pleasanton
Merwin Porter
Baker
Porter
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Eldon Zeidler
Yates Center
Fred Heine
Kansas City
Miller Anderson
Roland Bodle
Skidmore
George Waugh
Mankato
Four second round state tourney games set for Topeka tonight
In Topeka tonight four second round state tournament games are on the slate with top brackets featuring Lawrence vs Newton at 7 pm and Winfield vs Parsons at 3 pm. Lower bracket matchups pit Hutchinson vs Topeka at 8 pm and Arkansas City vs Chanute at 10 pm. Lawrence fans praised Chanute forward Miller and the Parsons squad after last night’s upset of Wyandotte. Miller, a Chanute sophomore, starred in past action but did not play in the St. Joseph’s of Hays game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sullivan
Atchison Globe
Haskell
Washburn
St. Benedict's
Drake
Topeka
Lawrence
Newton
Winfield
Parsons
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Miller
Chanute
Fighting Parsons
Wyandotte
St. Joseph's
Hays
Dodge City
Edd A. Wood
Lions
Pratt
Emporia
Ark City
Lasky Braddock Heavyweight Elimination Fight Tonight
New York March 22 AP Madison Square Garden moves another step in its heavyweight elimination tourney with Art Lasky and Jimmy Braddock battling in a 15 round bout. Rumors of a Baer Schmeling title bout unsettle competitors as Primo Carnera looms to meet the winner. Braddock’s power versus Lasky’s boxing skill set the scene, while Garden promoter Jimmy Johnston says the tourney continues and Jacobs may be coaxed to box Schmeling later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Art Lasky
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Walter Neusel
Steve Hamas
Max Baer
Baer-Schmeling
Himelf
Jimmy Johnston
Garden Boxing
Garden
Bner
Primo Carnera
Ray Impellittiere
Johnston
Jacobs
Lasky
Braddock
Pete Lazzo
Chanute and Parsons Survive in Hectic Tournament Night
The article notes Chanute’s win over a rival team despite Miller’s back injury early on and his scoring leadership alongside H Ansell. It highlights Parsons’ 22 to 21 victory over Wylandette, a lively crowd, and varied tournament matchups with Lawrence, Newton, and Topeka contenders. It also includes local notices about community members and recent visits, illnesses, and a rabbit disease case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
St. Joseph’s
Chanuters
Chanute
Osceola Society Notes Mention Lee Council and Topeka Visitor
Mr and Mrs Lee Council and Charles Martin of Topeka are among the names listed in a local society note from Osceola with several attendees and a brief mention of a visiting guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Council
Charles Martin
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Face Newton
Lawrence Lions
Arkansas Valley’ Cagers
John Hix Por Furt
Carsiope Fer
Regiz
Pat
Austria
Hiayoukes
Helintenn
Ayiain
Martin van Buren Bates
Siant
Selville
Ohio
Venice
Fe Ne
Ateoes
Giane
Dresbyteriane
Wres
Washington
George “Ahamas
Colorado
Emil Duzek
Nebraska
Hartford
Conn
Don George
North Java
al Mercer
Springbelt
Bill Nash
Columbia
Ray Ebling
University of Kansas
Kessler
Claire Cribbs
University of Pittsburgh
Leroy Edwar
University of Kentucky
K. U
Missouri
Kk. U
Don Faurot
Bengals
Dayhawker
Bill Hargiss
Forrest Cox
Hargiss
Ad Lindsey
Varsity
Cornhusker
John Bently
Brill
Norton
Flash
Harold
John
Charles Morgan
Tillsburg
Fredon
Parke Carrall
Kansas City Journal-Post
Henet
Stew” Clark
Potsy Clark
New Mexico Normals
Stew
Potsylas
Greeley
Rocky Mountain
Sxp) Davis
Ottawa L
Carroll
Gene Johnson
McPherson Oilers
Lehis
Utah
Kansas State Tracksters
Philadelphia
Toronto
Boston
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newark
Jeannings
Gun Club
Gun’ Club
Ialley
Tourney
Ie AE Grapefruit League
Orlando
al Lopez
Dodgers
Gordon
Conrad Park
Deland
The
Wildcats
George Bretnall
Aggie Cage
Steviie
Lee Railsback
Langdon
Babe Chins
David Player
Harry
Steinecke
Boston Braves
David
Babe
Lasky-Braddock
H. Ansell
Wylandette
Gers
Ark Ux
Hillview
Ellis & Hesse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!