Phi Psi Quintet Wins Nine Games In Tatras Mural Tourney
Phi Psi quintet wraps a remarkable season by defeating Pi Upsilon 20 to 1 in the Tatras Mural basketball final held at the University. Regulars Wilford Frey and Albert Peterson captained the team, closing a string of consolation and tournament games as Main tournament pairings proceed through the afternoon with matchups listed from 1 p m to 3 p m across several cities and states.
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Phi
Pi Upsilon
Ull
Missouri
Wilford “Frey
Albert Peterson
Tea Ter
Allan
Paterson
An-Velley
Loti
Hoses
Hu Asadev
Thadley
KU Team Faces Unclear Fate After Turbulent Practice
A scrambled report details hard work at Alta the Viewiid and a disrupted, stormy practice under the stadium. Names and actions blur as players, coaches, and events blend in a disjointed account, mentioning a captain and several players amid confusion and unresolved outcomes.
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Otk
Quedon
Wall
Smith
Vic Ey J. H
Phingses
Smala Crowned Stile in Interscholastic Tourney
Survivors from the first two days of play join eight main teams as Newton Kansas Wheel Mies Roswell WOT Gas in DD Lowns enter the interscholastic competition.
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Newton
Kansas
Roswell
Lowns
Dutch dash star in Kansas Relays headline clash
Eric Wilson former Iowa track captain and dash ace will race Dutch champion Deing Auten in a special 440 yard quarter mile at the Kansas Relays. Wilson, US Olympic team alumnus, and Auten from Holland bring foreign intrigue as prominent quarter milers join the field. The Kansas meet also features Juwa team anchor Was, who helped set a world record at the state meet.
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Eric Wilson
Iowa
Deing Auten
Unive
Maven
Wilson
United States
Pauson
Holland
Wen
Juwa
Woworkd
Kansas
Ifean
Mayorun
Oklahoma
Newton Quintet Tangles With El Reno Five Tonis in Kansas clash
The Newton Kan. quintet defeated Kentucky and faced El Reno Okla. in a rough national tournament game. Okerberg led with strong tip-offs and Morgan and Cox scored key baskets as Newton prevailed 19 to 4 in an early period flurry. The report notes fast passing and teamwork as a decisive factor in the win.
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Newton Quintet
el Reno
Chieswe
Kansas
Chivaws
Oklahoma
Newton
Kan
Blue Davis
Kentucky
Okerberg
Morgan
Cox
Ker
Okerberg Y i
Grove
Forney
Morgan H.W
Wys
Okerbore
Fox
Rez
Prout
Ter
Tedais
Fragmentary notice from local page mentions visitors and a Friday event
A damaged OCR fragment describes visitors and a Friday evening gathering at a home with mentions of a toriety and a case, plus a party or event date. The legible bits reference a Will and a treatment or cure, with unclear names and locations.
Local Social Roundup From the Baldwin Township Area
Sunday visits include Mro and Mrs F B Childs with Gene and Robert Norval at the Flou Childs home. Lawrence trip report and participation in the Township meet at La Peer. Students Genevieve Scott Julius Hornberger and Grayton Scott win placing in silent reading spelling and arithmetic contests. School group plans to attend a Lawrence event April 3. Neighbors and families share hay hauling and fruit deliveries during the week.
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Colyer Schoni
Absen
Hilius Hotyterger
John Metsite
Vernon Sport
Fi Shuler
May Mackey
Clara
Ruth Metsker
Ida Metsker
Ewing
Herbert Horn
Gilbert
Robert Flory
Fred F
Tursend
George Tuttle
Itha Newton
Lon
Id Flory
Lone Star C. P. A
Douglas County
C. F
Mro
F. B. Childs
Gene
Robert Norval
Flou Childs
Gottlieb Nieder
Emma ‘Nieder
N. F. Thorne
Walter
Sarah Flory
Lawiter
Ikenberry
Lawrence
Colyer
Todtest
la Peer
Miss Newton
Genevieve Scott
Grayton Scott
Julius Hornberger
Clayton Scott Ton
Hole In the Rock
Baldwin
Austin Flory
Frank
Will Curtis
Alkenberry
Esther P Ciskeries
Ray Curtis
Fred Simons
Lan
Fox
Tuendas
George Milley
Daugh
Local visits and calls mark week in area households
The record lists numerous social calls and visits among residents, including Mrs SNaney Sanders, Mrs George Tuttle, Wallace and Herrald, John Gibler, Mrs August Dietz and daughter Minnie, Austin Flory, Miss Margaret Curtis, Betty Jean Flory, Jess Ekenberry, and others at various homes such as Charlie Sanders, Margin Bond, and W. O. Flory. Also notes visitors from Lawrence and Eudora and a family gathering at the Flory residence amid a broader note on declining prison populations in Britain with wartime postwar effects.
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Ton Childs
Jim Viery
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Tin Flory
Charlie Sand Marther
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Esther Ruth
Eudora
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Emma Nieder
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William A. Seiter
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Bowersock Theatre
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Arce
Kiki” Orchestra
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