Clark Announces Football Squad for Next Fall
University of Kansas closes spring practice with a snappy workout led by Coach Patsy Clark. He named a squad of fifty to return next fall and added many new prospects. The list includes Harold Baker and George Powers as ends and tackles such as Wil Mullins and Myron Voights. Guards include Frank Taylor and Ralph Freese. Quarterbacks Barrett Hamilton, Harold Schmidt, Harold Walters, and Joe Wellman are among the backs and specialists named.
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University of Kansas
Patsy Clark
Clark
Ole Valley
Harold Baker
Kingman
Kansa
George Powers
Wichita
Ted Sanborm
Chapman
Harold Testerman
Lawrence
Wesley Cramer
Arch
Perry
Norton
Ralph Freese
Ed Halpin
Kansas City
Nona ‘Snyder
Kan
Merle Blackburn
Stafford
Donald Patterson
Glenn
Burton
Cehters
Lewis David Far Lawrence
Carl Kullman
Wade Cloud
H. H. Hawkins
Kansas
City
Barrett Hamilton
Altoona
Stanley Lindley
Jack. Todd
Picher
Okla
H. Smith
Elhart
Ee. Coulter
Eureka
Finals Set In University Intramural Swimming Meet
Preliminary rounds at Robison Pool drew 12 of 43 to semi finals in the 50 yard dash with finals tonight at 5. The best 50 yard time belonged to M Seely Phi Delts Theta with 28.3 seconds. Qualifiers include H Lacy Phi Gamma Delta Harry Lawson Pi Upsilon J P May unattached Ralph Culver unattached Bond Hammond Delta Upsilon Penfield Dones Phi Delta Lloyd Livingston unattached Hid Moorish Phi Chi B S Jeffry Phi Delta Theta Dale Hodkins Phi Gamma Delta Harold Needham Sigma Chi. In the 100 yard dash M Jocelyn posted 1:07 as top time with finalists including George Kingsley Sigma Phi Epsilon H Lacy Phi Gamma Delta R Culver unattached B Hammond Delta Upsilon F P Jones Phi Delta Theta R Russell Phi Delta Theta. For distance plunge the cut was 35 feet with 13 over. longest plunges were J L Meyers and Rice Lardner at 45 feet and qualifiers George Knox unattached George Tinsley Sigma Phi Epsilon Harold Needham Sigma Chi Bond Hammond Delta A P Jones Phi Delta Theta D Milimen Sigma Alpha Mu A Garland Delta Tau L Brown George Ramsey and P Fisher of Sigma Alpha Epsilon S Sabin Phi Gamma Delta and Ed Moorish Phi Chi.
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Robison
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H. Lacy
Phi Gamma Delta
Harry Lawson
Pi ‘Upsilon
J. P. May
Ralph Culver
Bond Hammond
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Penfield Dones
Phi Delta
Lloyd ‘Livingston
Hid. Moorish
Phi. Chi
B.S. Jeffry
Phil Delta
Theta
Dale’ Hodkins
Harold Needham
Sigma Chi
M. Jocelyn
George Kingsley
Sigma Phi Epsilon
R. Culver
B. Ham‘mond
Upsilon
FP. Jones
D. Milimen
Sig’ Alpha
A. Garland
Delta Tau
L.brown
George Ramsey
P. Fisher
Sig Alpha Epsilon
8. Sabin
Ed Moorish
Phi Chi
Twenty, in tennis tourney planned by high school
Lawrence High School youths answered the call from Coach Andrew McDonald to form an intramural tennis tournament. Those placing highest will be selected for the squad which will elect a captain. From this squad a team will be chosen to represent the school in dual matches.
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Lawrence High School
Andrew
I McDonald
Kan State golf tourney scheduled at Crestview
Wichita Kans April 24 The Kan state golf tournament will be played at Crestview Country Club June 49 to 205 The event includes plans for a senior tournament for men 60 and over The association will hold its annual meeting during the tournament in Lawrence and a wrestling instructor reported at A merican ion meeting last night
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Wichita
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Crestview Country Club
The
Golf Association
Lawrence
Xen
Amerisgion
Legion Applies for Boxing License Under New State Law
The local Legion requests permission to stage boxing entertainments under the recent state law. The Larence Legion will seek grant of a license to hold events once approved by authorities.
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Larence Legion
Postpone Ball Game Between Haskell and Kansas
The baseball game between the University of Kansas nine and the Haskell Institute diamond warriors scheduled for Friday afternoon at Stadium field has been postponed due to field conditions after heavy rains. It will be played Saturday or Monday afternoon. Coach Clark outlined continued practice this week focusing on pitching and fielding.
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Haskell Institute Diamond Warriors
Stadium Field
Clark
Diamond Stars
Buck outlines civilian problems at engineer day meeting
C. M. Buck, division engineer of the Santa Fe railroad, speaks as part of a series addressing civilian practical problems after graduation. Plans for the annual engineer's day will be discussed at the meeting.
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C. M. Buck
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. Buck
Elks Install Officers at Lawrence Lodge Meeting
Lawrence lodge of Elks installed its officers during the regular meeting. W H McKone district deputy grand exalted ruler presided. E B Alexander acted by proxy as exalted ruler. Newly installed: F W McDonald lead knight C A Hunter loyal knight J R Good lecturing knight W W Cleeland secretary Dick Williams treasurer Emil Hartig rhyler Clell Todd esquire Carl Kelley chaplain John Creators inner guard Will Johns trustee Dr J B Henry retiring exalted ruler also installed as delegate to the grand lodge.
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W. H. McKone
E. EB. Alexander
of the Elks
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C. A. Hunter
J. R. Good
W. W. Cleeland
Dick Williams
Emil Hartig
Ryler
Clell. Todd
Carl Kelley
John Creators
Will Johns
J. B. Henry
Grand Lodge
Elks Install Committees and Initiate Members in Portland
In Portland Oregon last night the Elks installed new committees and announced the committees for the year. O E DeVore was initiated into Elks membership during the session as news officers welcomed members with light refreshments at the close of the meeting. Ernest Seidel served as alternate for the July meets in Portland.
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Ore
Ernest Seidel
The
Elks
O. E. DeVore
Elks Club
Arrest expected soon in Pueblo bank wreck case
Kansas City April 2 The Kansas City Star reports the arrest of Coney Slaughter who bank wrecked the Mercantile National Bank of Pueblo Colorado for 352 009 in defalcations. Slaughter escaped Leavenworth January 31 and a former prison companion Ralph W Pan is charged with aiding the escape Professor H P Cady of the chemistry department at the university is connected to the case.
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Kansas City Star
Coney Slaughter
Mercantile National Bank
Pueblo
Colo
Slaughter
Leavenworth
Kans
Department of Justice
Ralph W. Pan
H. P. Cady
The
Chemiius
Istry Department
Univer
Slaughter in Prison Ties To Former Southwest Cattle King
The incident is linked to trusties and the Slaughter family name. W B Slaughter, a prominent old time cattle king, faced financial ruin as his son’s Colorado ventures allegedly hurt the family. The meeting at St Luke s Church featured Mrs S Snowden Ruth Johnson Leona Johnson and an open discussion proposing biweekly meetings.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Lecture on liquid air at American Legion meeting last night
The American Legion held its regular meeting at Legion headquarters where sity presented his well known lecture on liquid air. H H Bail University buildings chief announced work on a fire escape for Robinson gymnasium, contracted to a Topeka firm. Roy S Hatton and Alma Fisher of Kansas City were granted a marriage license by Probate Judge McPeer yesterday.
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Hatton
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Fisher
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