Kansas Wins Big Six Track Title As Schulte Stars
Coach Brutus Hamilton led Kansas to the conference track championship in 1930 with 63 points while Henry Schulte’s Nebraska scored 57. The piece notes Schulte’s Olympic ties and his role in developing hurdlers and sprinters, plus prospects for 1932, including Hugh Rhea. It also cites top 25-foot broad jumps from Dick Barber, Lemoine Boyle, Ed Gordon, Don Gray, and Cobe Thomson, and Ed Hamm’s Olympic leap.
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Brutus Hamilton
Kansas
Henry Schulte
Missouri
Hamilton
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Schulte
Nebraska
Michigan
Bob Simpson
Roland Locke
Hugh Rhea
Rhea
FUSSY FOURSOME CANT WIN IN I C 4 A MEET
Boyle of Penn has never won an I C 4 A title but forced the eastern meet winner to record heights twice. He led preliminaries with 25 feet 1 inches before Dick Barber of Southern California surged to 25 feet 3 inches to take the title. Prolinals will play 72 holes to determine the two open positions and two alternates. Also names of Preseal Golfers nominees include Watrous Dudiey Goldin Burke Hilgendor Henry Ciuci Turnesa Kiein Cox Walsh and Shute. Gordon Locke Iowa’s All American quarterback from 1922 has been coaching at Western Reserve. Mississippi penal population down 47 with 2 044 prisoners in May after pardons and suspensions. seven of 10 escapees captured.
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Boyle
Penn
I. C
Jess Hill
Southern California
Arnold West
Stanford
Dick Barber
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
John Farrell
Gr Sarazen
Horton Smith
Alvinosa
Iowa City
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Western Reserve University
Burt In
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Theo Bilbo
Double Main Event Headlines Tonight’s Arena Card
A double main event headlines the wrestling program at the arena with Count Micheloff facing Frenchie Leavitte and Erickson meeting Young Gotch. Bookmakers favor Micheloff over Leavitte while Erickson and Gotch hype a strong turnout, with Tiger Joe Williams refereeing and 8:30 p.m. bell time. Ladies escorted enter free.
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Legion
Count Karl Micheloff
Czar
Russia
Frenchie Leavitte
Count Karl
Las Vegas
Count Micheloff
Fremont Street
Leavitte
Micheloff
Erickson
Gotch
Man Mountain
Boulder Cyclone
Tiger Joe Williams
St. Paul
Frank Gotch
Des Moines
Iowa
Young Gotch
Giant
Utah grid coach Ike Armstrong to tutor by mail
Salt Lake City Utah June 18 Gridmen of Utah will take a correspondence football course during summer vacation. Coach Ike J Armstrong, leader of the Rocky Mountain champions, plans to contact nearly every candidate between spring and fall, endorsing long distance tutoring as his method.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Baseball Results and Return of Mr and Mrs Dan V Noland
Summarizes a string of baseball box scores from the American and National Leagues with multiple games listed and line scores. Ends with a local note that Mr and Mrs Dan V Noland of their law firm returned to the city after a brief business trip to southern California.
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Dan V Noland
California
Phillies Put Their Okays On Thirty Three Year Old Buzz Arlett
Philadelphia buys 23 year old Buzz Arlett from Oakland after years of coast league excellence. Arlett A . Patrick career began as a spitball pitcher before injuries and consistent power hitter steady .362 batting average and about 30 homers per season. Major league interest from St Louis, Brooklyn faded after on field incidents and umpire clash. Arlett joins Phillies under rider option to return if not satisfied.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Ivory Hunters
Russell L
Buzz) Arlett
Philadelphia
Phillies
Buzz
Arlett
Prank Cox
Seattle
Paul Waner
Lefty O'Doul
Gordon Cochrane
Floyd Herman
Walter Berger
Smead Jolly
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
Ryder Cup Qualifying Battles Loom in Columbus
In Columbus on June 22 and 23 at the Scioto course, the first two American Ryder Cup qualifying rounds unfold. Thirteen of the nation’s younger golfers battle for the remaining two team spots, promising a golf classic in its own right.
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Columbus
Scioto
New Colt Attracts Attention On Turf In Chicago
June 18 report from Washington Park notes Easter Time, a 2-year-old colt by High Time, drawing interest after a debut against Nevada Queen. Easter Time is owned by Dixiana stable of J. T. Fisher and trained by Clyde Van Dusen. Nevada Queen, from Marian Hollins, cost $15,000 and is unbeaten on the Pacific coast.
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Washington Park
Easter Time
High Time
Kentucky
Dixiana
J. T. Fisher
Detroit
Clyde van Dusen
Nevada Queen
Pacific Coast
Marian Hollins
Cime Beats Western Filly as Odds-On Favorite Falls Short
In a brisk race Cime outpaced the western filly, the odds-on favorite. Some experts now rate Easter Time higher than Sarazendi at two. This note appears in the Age's advertising section.
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Cime
Sarazendi
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