Wichita Crowned State Champions in Hard Fought Final
Wichita high school won the eighteenth annual state high school basketball tournament by defeating Newton 21 to 16. Captain Dunham starred for Wichita with five field goals from near the center, while Hoover led Newton with relentless hustle. Wichita led at the end of every quarter and sealed the title despite Dunham being fouled out late.
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Wichita High School
Newton
High
Dunham
Wichita
Newton ‘Cagers
Newton Tears
Wichita Five
Emporia
Chinson
Hoover
Churchill
Fullington
Courit
Gray
Newtonians
Fullerton
Crossette
McBurney
Fowler
Clawson
Oss Forney
Cox
Kansas City Iive
Bradshaw
Grally
Grant, Clow and Fish
Grant
Sawyer
Sore
Pickett
Emeeni Carle
Crue Sions
Clow
Andérs
Tish
Reeble
Sistatt
Kansas City
Olson
Ryerson
Russell
Shradski
Eudal Saunders
Cond
Jones
Saint
Wichita high school sails to national title in Chicago
Wichita High School now heads to Chicago to vie for the national title after clinching the state championship in a hard fought tournament in Lawrence. Coach Raymond Young leads eight regulars Fullington Churchill McBurney Dunham Fowler Crossette Barrington McCormick. A special assembly will honor the team in its absence. The all state selections include Hoover Skradski Crown Dunham Cox and more with several players from Newton Emporia Dodge City and Argentine receiving honors. The article also notes swimming preliminaries opening tomorrow.
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Wichita
Kansas
Lawrence
Newton
Chicago
Raymond Young
Fullington
Churchill
McBurney
Dunham
Fowler
Crossette
Barrington
McCormick
Hoover
Skradski
Kansas City
Crown
Emporia
Tenter
Olson
Kan
Wolfe
University Intramural Meet Finals Tonight and Thursday
The intramural athletics director G B Patrick indicates the university will start events in the Robinson Gym tonight. The finals will be held Thursday night, with the organization awarding a cup to the team or group that accumulates the most points.
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Robinson
G.B. Patrick
Rickard Fined $7,000 in Prize Fight Film Conspiracy Case
Newark March 30 George L Tex Rickard famed fight promoter fined 7000 by Federal Judge Bodine for conspiracy to violate federal law on illegal transport of prize fight films. Five men convicted March 19 in Trenton include Fred Quinby Jasper Munn Teddy Hayes and Frank Flourney at Madison Square Garden. Bail and appeals noted. judge called the sentence final act of a four year drama.
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Newark
N. J
George L
Tex” Rickard
Bodine
Rickard
Trenton
Fred Quinby
New York
Jasper C. “Jap” Mumin
Washington
Teddy Hayes
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Frank B. Flourney
Madison “Square Garden
Quinby
Munn
Hayes and Flourney
Richard
Merritt
Lane
Walter van Bip
Cartoonist has relapse hits Des Moines insider
Des Moines March 30 H D Ding Darling cartoonist has been seriously ill at home for two weeks and suffered a relapse. He was admitted March 18 with influenza and appendicitis later diagnosed peritonitis. recovery hopes were abandoned over the weekend. Other items note a garage fire started by children near 1245 Pennsylvania Street, the baby clinic changes, a drunkenness fine for Oscar Wood, and notices about nose and throat clinic and shorthand classes at Lawrence Business College.
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Des Moines
Ding) Darling
Darling
Lawrence Chamber lunch speaker from Queens University
Dr Herbert Rossington of Belfast will lecture on Cooperation at the regular weekly Lawrence Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow noon. Rossington, lecturer and writer, has traveled widely and may share views on the future of the Irish Free State. In other news, Mussolini receives ovation in Rome as he faces the senate. A county board meeting in April has requests for bills outstanding. Local social notes from Eudora list visits and gatherings among residents and families in the area.
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Herbert
J. Rossington
Belfast
Ireland
Queens University
Cooperaation
Lawrence Chamber, of Commerce
Rossington
Trish Free State
Irin
Court House
Prairie Center News Notes and Social Gatherings
Prairie Center Dazu: local families and students attend church events, visits, and school activities. Shoppers from Eudora are noted, with Dorothy and Mary Coleman hiking from K U. Mentions include Miss Mayme Wilson returning to class after scarlet fever and George Ambler's 12th birthday surprise with a weenie roast.
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Prairie
Center
T. E
White
William Andrew
H. Woodard
Paul
Eudora
Christian Endeavor F
Hesper Friends Church
Roger Stanley
Stanley
Dorothy
Mary Coleman
K. U
Theodore Pfleger
Carl Neis
Mark Coleman
Martin Abels
Frances Hadlis
H. FE
Westerhouses
Ed. Haverty
Methodist ‘Church
Ed Haverty
Bellview Union Sunday School
George Lotholz
Ed Lumber
Mayme Wilson
Harry Ambler
George
P. L. Gaberiel
Lena Breicheisen
William Nichios
Stull
O. E. Hundley
Lawrence
Hartie
K. U. Students Hospital
George Ambler
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Grant Glenn
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Stewart
Lawrence’ Business ‘College
Grege Horthand
Rankin’s
Mussolini
Rome
Associated Press
Senate
Ernest
Cooper
Gus Gabriel
Harold
Esther
Worden
Gabriel
Anna’ ‘Hornberger
William Hornberger
C. R. Cox
Wanda
Vera Bolton
Coleman Home
C. C. Gerstenberger
Jake Lefman
Lefman
Lewie’ Schalleck
Lucky
Maxine
Wellsville
Gus Bohhsack
Guy J. Branstine
Col
CG. Coleman
Frances
Petar FN Sen
Alka
Bayer
MiGayer Manufactore
BalleyHeasid
Adolph ZU Jessella ' Preseay
Xor
Hope Hampton
Richard ‘DIX
Bobby
Jim
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
Reite
Rae
Wells & Wood Services
Mass. St
Boverlock
Aristocrat
Sally
Colleen Moore
Wonder Girl
Leon Erroll and
Lloyd Hughes
First National Pictures, Inc
Florenzo Bicet Elas
Guy
Bolton
Jerome Kern
Alfred Green
Tom MIX
Tony
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