Lawrence High Booked for Ten Track Meets This Spring
Lawrence high athletes will compete in ten track meets this spring per Neal Merry. The schedule opens with an interclass meet at Haskell next Monday and closes with the Kansas State high school meet May 20, likely at Emporia. Meets include Ottawa, Topeka invitationals, Oskaloosa, Leavenworth, Baker Relays, and EK Conference events.
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Lawrence High
Neal Merry
Haskell
Kansas State High School
Emporia
K. U
Ottawa
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Leavenworth
J. A
Baker Relays
Ie Kauchool Athletic Asso- 2
Opetsa
Lawrence
Emperia
Strange As It Seems Features Pole To Pole Terns
A fragmented item by John Hix explores the sunlit journey of a tern from pole to pole, noting annual sunrise patterns, travel distance near 11000 miles each way, and the bird’s brief dark periods while crossing long daylight summers in the south. It references lens, roads, and seasonal sun behavior with garbled OCR text surrounding scientific curios.
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Pel
Pele
Jicha
Peles
Antuietiae
Sunrisht
South Pole
Heuser Beats Ebbets in Madison Square Garden Bout
German light heavy Adolph Heuser defeated Harry Ebbets in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden, extending his claim for a rematch with world champion Max Rosenbloom. Ebbets weighed 169½ pounds, Heuser 172½.
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New York
Adolph Heuser
Maxey Rosenbloom
Heuser
Harry Ebbets
Madison Square Garden
Regenbbloom Will
Rosenbloom
Ebbets
Teuton
Cambridge Wins Boat Race on the Thames
Cambridge defeats Oxford by two and a half lengths in the annual boat race from Putney to Mortlake. Crowds along the Thames witnessed Cambridge open water in the final mile and finish in about twenty minutes marking their straight victory in the Blues rivalry.
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Putney-on-Thames
England
Thames
Putney
Eudora Social News Highlights Bridge Winners and Visits
Mr and Mrs Alams led a J D Winner bridge event with eight prizes awarded for honors at a 7 o clock dinner. Daugherty hosts, Lothholz family visits, and Wilbur Zipp progresses from pneumonia. Lawrence figures include J B Johnson’s death and funeral, with farmer ties and church services noted.
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Alams
Hest
J. D
Orne
Digence Daugherty
William Lothholz
Oscar Lothholz
Ilbur Zipp
Robert Z
Martin Abels
Martha
June Lou
Kansas City
Sind
Homer Gerstenborver
Hilda Helen
Lota Ziesenis
Lawrence
Harold von Gunten
Louise Schlegel
Yanata Belle Carter
Janice Guenther
Kathryn _Reetz
Flora
May James
Treva Canary
Eila Erwin
Violet
Vera Rose Gerstenberger
Hilda
Helen
Lurs
Louise Gerstenberger
Gerstenberger
Margin Patton
St.aut
Minn
William, Lee
Sir
Lee
Mildred Smith
Margaret Everley
Minerva Rebekshlodme
DeSoto
Eadora Lodge
William Miller
Clarance Dateherty
Willian Mertz
Madee Rethheiser
Alma Gerstenbergzer
Minnie Edelbrock
Mary
Kansas City A A U suspension linked to Johnson clash
Former Kansas center Bill Johnson faced A A U suspension after switching clubs during the national tournament, violating eligibility rules. The piece revisits his earlier Big Six ineligible status amid a history of lax enforcement and notes rumors of his return to Wichita with the Stage Liners.
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Bill Johnson
University of Kansas
Bill
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Kansas City
Johnson
Oklahoma City Boosters
Tulsa_Oilers
Phog Allen
Big Six
Bausch
DeMolay Champions Fall in Kansas Tournament
In Pittsburg on April 1 AP reports Wichita defeated defending DeMolay champions 31 to 25 in second round action to end Atchison’s title bid. Leavenworth topped Junction City 44 to 36, Emporia beat Baxter Springs 26 to 21, Pittsburg and Emporia advance to semi finals with Wichita and Leavenworth. Wayman of Emporia scored seven field goals.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Atchison
Wichita
Wichita Cagers
Leavenworth
Emporia
Open Yankee Shortstop Contest Wobbling In Camp
Birmingham notes show Joe McCarthy undecided between Bill Werber and Frank Crossetti for Yankees shortstop as early spring drills continue. In Florida, Carey trims rosters while pitchers and catchers are mostly set, leaving five spots for 19 challengers. Cardinals and Browns scraps highlight spring lineups with undecided infield and pitching roles. Detroit and New York Giants prep for fifth game as Rowe and Marber duel on the mound.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joe McCarthy
New York ‘Yankees
Bill Werber
Duke University
Mc.Carthy
Frank Cros‘setti
Dallas
Tex
Gallant Sir Favored in Agua Caliente Handicap Draw
At Agua Caliente Mexico on April 1 nine contenders vie for a $25,000 added purse in the Agua Caliente handicap. Gallant Sir, the shortest priced favorite in lower California racing history, is paired with Way-Mayer as the second choice at 10 to 1.
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Agua’ Caliente
Mexico
Agua Caliente
Gallant Sir
Californiand
Norman W. Church
Oggy
Bahamas
Bill Hartman
Waylaver
Wirt G. Bowman
A. A. Barotini
Loversall
Meadowbraok
Mad. Pursuit
T. J G. Worden
Nut
Lemon Mills
Abe Danielstein
Harry Anna
Bill Bee
Whizz James
Way- Mayer
Greyhounds Gather for National Coursing Meeting
Greyhound fanciers from about six midwestern states are expected in Newton Kansas for the eight day National Coursing Association spring meeting. Contenders include Ambassadeur and Colonel Black owned by Dr Bert Poor man of Kansas City, Sunny Sue and Sunny Craig owned by J C Lawman of Tulsa, Moonlight owned by Dr W W Moonlight of Eureka, Cito owned by L L Wolf of Cincinnati, and others like John Pesek of Ravenna Nebraska.
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Newton
Kan
National Coursing Association
Concordia
Bert A. Poorman
Kansas City
Ambassadeur
Colonel Black
Miami
Fort Scott JC Tops Kansas City Juniors in Track Meet
Fort Scott Junior College track team defeated Kansas City Junior College 77 to 44 in a dual meet here. Dingus won the 100 yard dash pole vault and high jump, helping Fort Scott secure its second win in a week. Fort Scott had earlier posted 3042 points against Kansas City Kan in Booneville indoor meet. A business transaction revealed Charley Engie’s real name as Charley Kuzschenkel.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott Junior College
Dingus
Fort Scott
Kan
Booneville
Charley Engie
Fort Worth
Charley Kuzschenkel
Local Families Attend Gatherings and Travel for Weekend
An array of names recounts visits and weekend travels across towns. Mrs Maliie Kindred, Miss Edna Mitt, Miss Winifred Stevens, and others joined relatives at homes and dinners. Several families, including the Neustifters and Smalley, spent Sunday with kin, while Miss Cecelia Blechel remained ill in Topeka after a stay at St. Francis.
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Vinia. Broers
Maliie Kindred
Gra Metal
Anna Indian
Ta Schubert
Mary Miller
Va Mertz
Mabel Campbell
Ednamitt
Winifred Stevens
Elley Ke Mise
Jessie Marley
Agnes, Pine
Oscar Lothhal Mee
Karl West
Fred Smalley
Albert Neustifter
William Sadler
Frank Greiner
Alan Beatty
Wayne
Ala
Bert Daugherty
Charles Nemic
Hastings
Neb
R. E., Brown
Guy Grimes
Arleta
Cleo
Vance
Grimes
Frank Martin
Nancy
George
Fred Zillner
Hilda
Josphine Zullner
Lawrence
John Lehchrer
Mary -Annsnent
Mike Kash
William Caniy
Carl
Frank Gretner
Joe Zillner
Kansas City
Margaret Zillner
D. W. Pailer
Voneka
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Traffic Incidents
Baldwin reports a busy week with social events, visitors and a few car crashes. Notables include Miss Hazel Hobson in Kansas City, Florence Remington and Norma Lockwood in Topeka on WIBW, a Friday bridge club gathering, and a Rebekah lodge farewell for Mrs. Moore. A ladder fall injured W. J. Russell, Civil War veteran, while two separate car collisions south of town caused minor injuries. Local meetings featured Phi Mu sorority guests, Rock and Treble Clef clubs, and a Kansas City speaker at a PEO event.
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Hazel Hobson
Kansas City
Florence _ Remington
Norma Lockwood
Whistler
Topeka
WIBW
Bridge Club
Gayle Chubb
J. E. Mellor
Clyde Stewart
John Wellborn
Harry Barnett
Chubb
Lloyd Dunn
Earl Morris
Ottawa
Donn, Davison
Leonad
Ted Brown
O. W. Zabel
Dewey Schmittendorf
Ann
J. F. Lewis
J. W. Pfister
Virginia May
Lloyd Dawson
Whawatha
W. J. Russell
Russell
Baldwin
Elmer D. Axton
Pittsburg
Chartes
Anna Kirby
Dane Lucas
Q. B. Smith
Carroll Smith
Col. Ly
Phi Mu Sorority
Russell Reeder
Cora Williams
Plattsmouth
Neb
Grace Reeder
Ralph Matthews
Paola
Nellie Capper
John Hull
Rock Club
Emil Liston
South 8Th Street
William M. Clark
Lawrence
Moris Cohen
William Wells
Charles Nasser
Ben Brown
Grace Wasson
Girard
G. M. Liston
Treble Clef Club
Lon
Delia Zeta House
Mary Counts Morgan
Charles Burns
Roy Detwiler
North Sth
J. F. Shellenberger
Vinland
C. W. Tale
Nortonville
Ralph Wilkinson
Tates
Weilsville
Florence Sherbon
University of Kansas
P. E
Thomas Hitchcock
Sherbon
Local Social Roundup and Birth Record News
William Simpson drives sister in law to Lawrence where she departs for California. Numerous visits and gatherings mark a busy social week at area homes including Haas Rutherford Sutor and Williams families. A baby named George Robert born March 23 to Mrs Rutell. LSU 1932 football team graduates five men, under coach Lawrence Jones.
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William Simpson
Ralph Williams
Lawrence
California
Judson Leach Ami Tom
Helen
Vernon
T. P. Haas
Haas
John Wise
Kansas City
Jim Parer
Mrvani
George Rutell
George Robert
Prairie City
Baldwin High School
Philip Miller
Roza May
Donald
J. N. Rutherford
Rex, McGhee
Austin McGhee
J. FL Haas
Theodore Glaser
Centrenois
Louisiana State University
Biff) Jones
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