Hamilton Reviews Olympic Outlook for Missouri Valley
Brutus K. Hamilton, Kansas coach and 1920s Olympic veteran, surveys 1932 prospects in the Missouri Valley. He notes the region’s depth but warns no athlete has yet qualified for the Olympic team, with only around 33 likely chances across 15 events. He cites candidates in middle distance, sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and the decathlon, including Bausch, Schroeder, Thornhill, and Coffman, while noting others train with the Los Angeles Athletic Club and several may rise with improvement.
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Orchid collecting legend fuels Untermyer’s life and law
A vivid profile of Samuel Untermyer, famed New York lawyer and orchid collector, detailing his 60 orchid collection, global sourcing from the Amazon to Africa, and the pollen of his career. The piece notes orchids as a symbol of his discipline, with seven years to mature plants and a daily orchid habit for three years. It also mentions Garbo’s meat-eating stunt, linking sensational anecdotes to the era’s curiosity.
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Lawrence high senior track leads interclass meet at Haskell Stadium
At Haskell Stadium yesterday Lawrence High seniors led the interclass track meet with 43 points, sophomores 41, juniors 33. Several events were postponed to Monday due to length, with Haskell entrants filling in gaps. standout performers included Gauck, Kerns, Goble, Geuck, and Treland among others, across dashes, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Childhood tuberculosis screening and prevention discussed
The article explains that preventing childhood tuberculosis hinges on early detection through tuberculin testing and X rays. It notes that a positive tuberculin result and lung involvement do not mean the child is tuberculous, but indicate invasion by the germ and an active fight by the child’s body. It reviews studies suggesting many American children are exposed by adolescence and advocates periodic testing and radiography as preventive measures.
New Era for Flying Envisions 600 MPH Stratosphere Aircraft
Chicago April 1 Major R W Schroeder foresees sustained flights in the stratosphere at speeds up to 600 miles an hour once improved aircraft motors are proven. He offers to pilot such flights and notes a hermetically sealed cabin would let a pilot fly safely at 40 000 feet, far above current 10 000 foot levels. Schroeder was the first to reach the stratosphere.
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Changes Discussed to Speed Up Basketball Game
Chicago Apr 2 AP three members of the National Association of Basketball Coaches debated radical rule changes at their annual meeting. Proposals aim to speed play and curb stalling including one backcourt dribble limit, referee penalties for stalling, end game and half foul shots, ball retention limits after rebounding, a five second ball hold, elimination of the tipoff, and other amendments to ensure quicker action.
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Baseball Briefs On Opening Day Across The Circuit
Across the nation on April 2, players and clubs staged early-season action. Harold Schumacher starred for the New York Giants in a 4 0 win over the San Francisco Missions. Reds and Reds prospects prepared for a training-stop game in Louisville. The 1932 Indians faced Brooklyn in New Orleans. Stanley Hack continued as a strong Pirates bat in Chicago, while the Cubs' southpaw options drew scrutiny. In Philadelphia, the Athletics and Phillies opened their city series as Al Simmons and George Earnshaw returned from Hot Springs, with Mickey Cochrane set to rejoin after an infected foot recovery.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Raleigh To Duluth
Summary of yesterday's games across cities including Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco Kansas City and Boston. Notable results include Brooklyn at Los Angeles 68 0 and New Orleans 631 at New Orleans. Duluth wins playoff.
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Duluth Hornets Earn AHL Final Bid Against Shamrocks
The Duluth Hornets defeated the Kansas Players 2 to 1 to reach the American Hockey League finals. They will face the Chicago Shamrocks in the 50 game series for the league championship starting Sunday in Chicago after Kansas City won the earlier home games.
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Maureen Orcutt Meets Hill For North South Title
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey defends her title as she faces Mrs C S Hill of Kansas City here in Pinehurst North Carolina for the north and south women's golf championship. Three church league basketball games were played last night with Christian 35 Congregational 26 First Baptist 33 United Brethren 26 First Presbyterian 40 Friends 35.
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Coen Is Eliminated in Houston Tennis Tourney
In Houston, April 2, two singles favorites reached the semifinals of the Houston invitation. Wilmer Allison of Austin defeated Junior Coen of Kansas City 6-0 6-2, while Lester Stoeffen of California beat J Gilbert Hall 3-6 6-4 13-11. In doubles, Kamrath and Parker faced Vines and Lott in the semis as Quick and Thalheimer met Allison and Hall.
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Birthday Walk Along the Hudson with the Magic Maker
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a birthday walk led by Surprises the Magic Maker. The group journeys through woods and toward a great river, pondering Washington’s birthday, Rip Van Winkle, and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. They plan a village stop for ice cream.
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Bergs Bold Showing Draws Sammy Fuller in New York Ring
England’s Jack Kid Berg impressed in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden drawing with Boston lightweight Sammy Fuller. Berg’s showing keeps him in contention for Tony Ganzoneri’s lightweight title. Garden officials may pair Berg with Canzoneri for the May 6 title shot, or arrange a Fuller and Berg rematch.
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Health note on tuberculosis reaction and defenses
The body reacts to the tubercle bacillus with inflammation and new tissue to form a prison around the invader. If this imprisoning process is effective, the body's defense against tuberculosis is high and the disease is limited.
Blues Open Home Stand Against Tigers in Series Opener
Kansas City hosts Detroit in the first game of a four game set as Bob Osborn is slated to start for the Blues. Missouri club has posted a 9-2 mark against Western Association and Texas League competition this season, early in April.
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1921 Flight Reaches 38180 Feet Over Dayton Ohio
In February 1921 the flyer achieved an altitude of 38180 feet above Dayton Ohio marking a high record for aviation at the time. The tale notes the era’s rapid progress and air daring as pilots pushed limits. The report reflects early aviation milestones amid notable tech strides.
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Fighting grows serious near Taitsang as clashes persist
Shanghai reports of skirmishes between Chinese and Japanese forces near Taitsang 16 miles northwest of the city escalate in seriousness amid conflicting claims. Japanese officials deny major engagements but acknowledge fighting between Chinese forces.
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