Congregational Beats Presbyterians To Take Tourney Title
The Congregational basketball team defeated the Presbyterians 18 to 15 to win the Interchurch league tournament final on the senior high school court. Unitarian and Lutheran teams won the consolation with 29 to 20. Antonio led Congregational with seven points and final guard filal had six points.
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Congregational
Presbyterians
Unitarians
Lutherans
Congregationals
Antonio
Congregational Center
Filal
Changes in basketball basket height debated by coaches
Dr. F D Allen of Kansas argues for raising baskets from 10 to 12 feet to speed play and reduce fouling, with Notre Dame coach George Keegan dissenting citing the 10 second rule and crowded play under the rim. Naismith notes 10 foot height tied to Springfield YMCA origins. Allen plans a test at Georgia Tech exhibitions, while 160 coaches supported reviewing the rule.
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F. D. Allen
University of Kansas
George Keegan
Notre Dame
Dr. Allen
Keegan
Keo- Fan
Miles
Kansas
Roy Mundorff
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
James Naismith
Springfield
Mass
Allen
Hutchinson seeks raise for western association baseball team
Hutchinson Kansas hosts a campaign to raise 2500 to fund a western association baseball team this season. Local business leaders backed the drive at a meeting. An unnamed major league club is expected to sponsor if successful, with Springfield Joplin Muskogee Bartlesville already in line. A six club circuit should be organized at a Kansas City meeting Sunday. Tourney Starts Monday in Wichita More than 10 000 girls will play in the national A A U basketball tournament opening Monday. The event will feature over three dozen teams and is advertised as the largest in history.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Springfield
Joplin
Muskogee
Bartlesville
Kansas City
Wichita
We World
Nal A.A.U
Ae Ee
Gene Kemper
Emporia
Newton
Wyandotte
Senate
Kansas
Dark Horse
Toms
Radium: rare metal, costly and unseen by most
The article explains radium is found as salts rather than metallic form. It details its rarity, handling with shields, and the tiny yield from ore. The piece notes high prices around $56,000 per gram, only about 700 grams in existence, and mentions May the world-traveling airline stewardess. Tomorrow: Lincoln, the Inventor.
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Mme. Curie
Hays
Which
Miss May
United Air Lines
Lincoln
Plan colorful welcome for new coach in Manhattan
Manhattan, March 23. A parade three bands flowers and short speeches will feature the welcome for Lynn Waldorf, Kansas State college's new football coach upon his arrival Monday. Waldorf succeeds A. Ne McMillan and plans to conduct his first spring practice Monday afternoon.
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Manhattan
Kan
Lynn Waldorf
Kansas State College
Waldorf
A. Ne McMilin
Kansas City Fighters Dominate Missouri Amateur Ring Titles
At the district tournament in Kansas City nine winners were crowned, eight from Missouri and two from Oklahoma, heading to the national tourney in St. Louis. Notable: Munsell of Chilocco repeated as a Valley champion and led a dramatic final against Bud Schildknecht, while Kennedy advances after reaching semifinals.
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Kansas City
Ssouri
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas Citions
Chilocco
Oklo
Gene Driscoll
Keith Cockrell
Johnny Estrada
Munsell
Altho
Trueman Kennedy
Hutchinson
Bud Schildknecht
De Valera pushes bill to abolish Irish senate in first reading
Dublin March 23 AP President Eamon de Valera pressed his bid to curb the Irish senate. The bill passed first reading in the Dail 79 to 43 but is expected to be blocked in the senate. Government may seek public support in June or July. The move follows a vote on a blue shirt ban linked to Eoin O'Duffy's anti government group. Also baseball scores and boxing results noted.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Senate
Dail
de Valera
Eoin O'Duffy
Baseball notes from Florida and elsewhere
Detroit Tigers prepare for an exhibition with the St. Louis Cardinals after a 7 2 loss to Connie Mack’s Athletics in Lakeland Florida. Braves manager McKechnie plans to test Magnum Betts and Barrett against Connie Mack’s revamped Athletics in St. Petersburg. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy watches Bob Rolfe and Don Heffner at both infield positions after five games. Oral debrand of the Indians on the injured list with a sprained ankle. Reds golf interest noted with Ford Frick promoting a match against other clubs in Florida. Henry Dana of the Phillies shines in winter camp with a 7 0 win over Rochester.
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Lakeland
Fla
Connie Mack
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Ila
Bill McKechnie
Braves
Magnum
Betts
Barrett
Athletics
Bill
St. Petersborg
Bob Rolfe
Don Heffner
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick
Florida
Reds
Sylvester Johnson
Paul Derringer
Larry Benton
Dazzy Vance
Squad of 50 K Aggies Will Greet New Coach
Manhattan Kan March 23 A squad of more than 50 will answer Coach Lynn Waldorf's first call for spring practice here Monday The new Kansas State head coach will put in a strenuous weekend with a long practice on Saturday arriving in Manhattan Sunday and starting a four week drill Monday Only eight letter men the smallest number in years will be back for the 1934 Kansas State team Waldorf's success in a hard 9 game schedule thus will depend largely on performance of his sophomores and the veterans who did not letter Fortunately last fall's freshman squad was one of the best in recent years and 29 of the 30 men still are in color numerals
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Manhattan
Kan
Lynn Waldorf
Kansas State
A. A._Exendine
Obama A. & M
Waldorf
Princetons Benny Declined For Kansas Relays Matchup
Kansas fans hoped to see Glenn Cunningham race the mile with Bill Bonthron at the Kansas Relays on April 21 but Princeton officials declined the invitation to send Bonthron. The rejection preserves Cunningham’s chances to run at his best while KU seeks a strong rival. The piece also notes track coach Gene Kemper’s responses and broader college sports chatter.
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Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Princeton Athletic
K .U
Benny
Lawrence
K. U
Cunningham
Borthron
Princeton
Back in Hockey Tie Keeps AHA Leaders Tight
The American Hockey Association standings stay close as Kansas City’s Greyhounds lose 3 to 2 to Tulsa Oilers while St. Louis wins 2 to 1 over Oklahoma City. Kansas City and St. Louis finish their regular schedule at home Sunday night.
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Kansas City
American Hockey Association
St. Louis
Flyers
Oklahoma City
Greyhounds
Tulsa Oilers
Harmony Guests and Local Notices in Lawrence
Harmony news from Lawrence reports Mr and Mrs Homer Gersten berger visiting Rev and Mrs Slaughter. Douglas County Religious Education officers met there Sunday. Mrs Henry Thoren and Erwin traveled to Kansas City for a day with the Huff family. Irwin Schmidt and family from Kansas City visited and attended the funeral of their uncle W C Miskim en.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Slaughter
Lawrence
Douglas County Religious Education
Henry ‘Thoren
Erwin
Kansas City
Huff
Irwin Schmidt
W. C. Miskimen
Doe Warren
Local Social Notes From Raysville Area In Kansas
John Hodgekins spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Akers in Raysville Missouri. Several families shared meals and visits across Vinland Blue Mount Lawrence and Euoloptiss areas. Harmony School notes mention funerals, pupil losses, essay contest, and a basketball defeat at Fadora with a large community turnout.
Kanwa Farm Bureau Unit Meeting Held At Colman Home
Mrs Warlic Armstrong and Mrs Rowlands attended a Kanwa Farm Bureau Unit meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs Ralph Colman in Kanwa A Mr and Mrs AB Cole and daughter Lutie of Eudora visited son Mr and Mrs Clarence Hodson and family Thursday Mr and Mrs Rolla Stanv and children Clayton Roland Richard of Lawrence were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harlie Armstrong Mrs EB Doyle of Lawrence was a guest of Mrs Sam Sweezer Friday morning Mr and Mrs J Emmett of Kenwika were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs di M Crowder
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Warlic Armstrong
Rowlands
Kanwa
A.B. Cole
Lutie
Eudora
Clarence Hodson
Rolla Stanv
Clayton Roland Richard
Lawrence
Harlie Armstrong
E. B. Doyle
Sam Sweezer
J. $.Emmett
Kenwika
di M. Crowder
Community notices and visitors in Kansas town
A long stream of social items lists guests and visits across Brackett Lawrence Lecompton and nearby areas. Notes mention Mr and Mrs J A Crowder, Eddie Grimes starting at Crowder school, Roy Armstrong and Hattie Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Armstrong, the Sunflower 4 11 meeting, a shower for Mrs Ian Banks, and various family visits in Eudora Olathe and Lawrence. Also reported are moves near Eude and Lake View, illness of Mrs Parker, a wagon accident injuring John Scott, and a look at local attendance at a senior play with Laura Lee Andrew in the DeSoto High School production. A separate item reports Wellington opening an $83 000 sewage disposal plant.
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Jack Myers
Brackett
Dave Shields
Henry Collins
Lawrence
Hattie Armstrong
Walker School House
Harlie Armstrong
Harry Carr
Lecompton
Dorothy Armstrong
Ethie Banks
Winter
Frank Pryor
Ian Banks
Frank Miller
Ruth Miller
Capta ins Creek social notes span Kansas towns
Mr and Mrs Bllander of Kansas City spent last Saturday with Hen dersons. Harold Gordon bought a new tractor. Rev Eli Wheeler led revival at Friends Church Tonganoxie. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wotan of Hesper visited Chester Baecher family. Howard Caviness family with Betty visited Henry Caviness in Tonganoxie. Earl Everly Gardner and parents Tom Broadhurst drove to Kansas City and dined with Charles Small. Mildred Louise Edelbrock hosted in Eudora. John Breckenridge Wanda with Stanton family toured Savannah Mo and attended a Stanton reunion. Merle Eugene Seiwald, after weeks with Albert and Albert Miller, returned home.
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Belleview
Oscar Uoton
Hesper
Charley Gordon
Dan Neis
Eude
Moore
Lirence
Neis
Eugene Burns
Beverly Ann
Olathe
Elroy Palker
Parker
John Scott
Ernest White
Oscar Westerhouse
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Amos Westerhouse
Emma, Faust
Eudora
Ralph Wotan
Ed Westerhouse
Amos Westerhouse Jr
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Ernest Price
George Dietrick
Kansas City
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Griffin
Dietricks
DeSoto High School
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Ed Andrew
Lloyd B
Ernest Bowling
Herbert Henderson
Will Andrew
Lloyd
Merlyn Andrew
Carol Edgington
Eldon_ Gordon
Charles Vitt
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Howard Caviness
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William Edelbrock
Fadora
Lewis Seiwald
Howard Miller
Beth Moore
Pr Je Center School
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Hhop
Huke
Osas City
Charles Reed
Pickett
Hesper Friends Church
Prairie Center Friends Church
Bcllander
Henderson
Harold Gordon
Eli Wheeler
Friends Church
Tonganoxie
Chester Baecher
Henry Caviness
Earl Everly Gardner
Tom_ Broadhurst
Charles Small
John
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