Results of Basketball Nats Meet in Kansas City
At Kansas City on March 7 the AAU basketball nationals opened with 13 programs. Teams include Phillips University Enid and Wichita Henrys leading into second round action. Denver Piggy Wiggly versus Weatherford Teachers College headlines. first round yielded wins by Wichita Henrys and others. second round featured Pasadena Majors, Ada Teachers, Phillips University, and Midland College.
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Kansas City
Formia
Phillips
Enid
Okla
Wichita Henry's
Ascension Club
Minnnapolis
Denver
Weatherford
Clinton
Louisburg
Kas
Shamrocks
Fiath’s
Blackhawks
Waterloo
Council Winiffs
Boosters
Kansas City Life
Libson Hosiery
St. Louis
Wichita Henrys
White Cigars
Joliet
Ill
Huntchinson
Kenos
L. & &. Garage
Muskegon
Mich
Kansas Wesleyan University
Kenosha
Wis
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Immanuel Baptists
Louisville
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
Trenton
Denver Piggy-Wiggly
Pasadena
Calif
Ada
Phillips University
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Milk as the best value staple in diet advice
Grace Long Elser of New Mexico State College promotes milk as the cheapest energy and nutrient source, pairing it with whole grain foods, vegetables, and citrus for a balanced, economical diet. She notes milk’s rich protein minerals and vitamins, and suggests evaporated or skim milk when fresh is costly, with cooking enhancing food value.
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Grace Long Elser
New Mexico State College
State high school cage tournament set to draw 16 teams
Albuquerque on March 7 reports district athletic control head John Milne expects all 16 eligible teams to enter the state high school basketball tournament despite a bank holiday. Financial issues prompted some to waver, but local businesses offered credit, hotels gave reduced rates, and UNM fraternities would house players. All schools except Clovis and Anthony initially signaled entry, with Clovis reconsidering. Virden HS seeks substitution as Anthony may also withdraw.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Milne
State Board of Athletic Control
University of New Mexico
Clovis
Anthony
Milne
Virden High School
Wrestling Results From Across Several Cities
In New York Jim Browning 30 Verona Missouri defeated Sam Stein 205 Newark in 46:48. Jim Londos 200 St. Louis defeated Paul Jones 212 Texas in 43:20. Camden New Jersey Gino Garibaldi of Italy won in straight falls over Lou Plummer Chicago. London Ontario Sandor Szabo of Hungary beat So Silagel of Kansas two falls to one. York Pennsylvania Roland Kirchmeyer 235 Oklahoma threw Stanley Stowecki 220 San Francisco in 24:30.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Browning
Verona
Sam Stein
Newark
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Paul Jones
Texas
Camden
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Lou Plummer
Chicago
London
Ont
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Silagel
Kansas
York
Roland Kirchmeyer
Oklahoma
Stanley Stoweki
San Francisco
Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 7
Kansas City cattle buyers mixed as 3500 cattle and 500 calves weighed in. Light weight steers and yearlings active, steady overall. some weighty steers 25 cents lower than Monday, 25 cents higher than last week. Hogs 2000 head, 10 to 20 cents higher. good to choice 160 to 270 lb at 3.75 to 3.85. Sheep 11,000 head, fed lambs dominant, active and steady. early top 5.60, bulk 5.50 to 5.60.
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Kansas City
Silver advocates push for early action on silver plan
Washington reports that in Roosevelt's inaugural address the word adequate spurs Silver leaders to seek immediate House coinage committee organization. Rep Somers and Rep Fiesinger back the push with Rainey supportive, arguing a silver currency tied to silver value could relieve gold strain and avoid bond backing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Silverites
Designate Rainey
House Coinage Committee
Somers
N. Y
Fiesinger
Ohio
Rainey
Treasury
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Oxford
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Dynamics
Roswell
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