Jayhawker Baseball Prepares for St Marys Series
Coach John Bunn’s Kansas Jayhawkers, with St Marys College as the first foe, head into two Easter practice games at St Marys. Key players Ed Ash Wayne Culp Paul Fisher Schroeder Trombold Bunn Harper Lichlyter Fletcher Schmidt Maney and Swenson are highlighted as the team refines fielding hitting and pitching for the early season with Tom Thomson and Rob Tomson leading the mound corps. The Irish of St Marys, a strong regional nine, already hold wins over Iowa and Washington University of St Louis and the pre season games will prove valuable.
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John Bunn
St.-Marys College
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Trombold
Ralston Culp
Paul Fisher
Tom Bishop
Ed Ash
Ken “Johnson
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Wayne Culp
Ed Schmidt
Bob Maney
Bert Stega
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Hatton
Myers
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Swenson
Kansas
Rob Tomson
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Bun
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Lichlyter
Fletcher
Schmidt
Anderson
White
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St.Marys College
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Iowa
Washington University of St. Louis
Five Colorado Farmers Seek National Court Crown
Five Colorado lads from Joe s Colo an inland hamlet of 45 people set forth from Chicago to chase the national high school basketball title at the University of Chicago The Colorado boys meet Laurel Del state titlist in their first big team game Twelve games were scheduled today with 40 starters narrowed to 16 by nightfall Yesterday s scores include Aton New York Portsmouth New Hampshire 39 Winnemucca 24 Wheatland Wyoming 24 Conn 33 St Paul 35 Vai 20 Miles City Montana White River Vermont 31 Oklahoma City okla 41 Valley City north dakota 45 Independence May Iaseen oklahoma City okla 23 Monticello Minnesota 4a Brock
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Cleveland
Tennentral
Oklahoma ‘City
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Ata
Valley City
Independence
Iaseen
Monticello
Brock
Thevenow in Lakeland Crash Critically Hurt
Philadelphia shortstop Tommy Thevenow was badly hurt in a late night automobile crash in Lakeland. Harold Eliott, another Phillies pitcher, was treated for bruises and later released. The accident occurred as Thevenow misjudged an oncoming car, causing his vehicle to overturn after crossing the road. hospital officials expect X rays to reveal full injury extent today. Asa Barksdale said Thevenow and Eliott had been en route to visit friends.
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Tommy Thevenow
Philadelphia
National League ‘Baseball Club
Memorial Hospital
Liri
Harold Eliott
Thevenow
Asa Barksdale
Winter Haven
Elliott
Lakeland
Theve
An. Ufinoi
Saat A
SOX Rebellion Ends In Texas Camp Turmoil
Rebellion among White Sox players ends as manager Russell Blackburne backed by owner Charles Comiskey orders Art Shires to leave camp and reinstates Bill Cissell after suspension for training violations. The team, facing discomfort of exhibition games in Texas, prepares to meet Des Moines in McAlester before a 13 game minor league schedule.
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Texas
White Sox
Russell Blackburne
Blackburne
Charles A.comiskey
Art Shires
Bill
Cissell
Shires
Sox
Des Moines
Iowa
McAlester
Okla
Davis Cup Hopes Bolstered by French Setback
In Biarritz on April, Pierre Landry defeated Henri Cochet 6-1 6-3 6-2 in the final, boosting American Davis Cup prospects. Cochet had shown poor form, already troubled reaching the final, with Rene Lacoste noted elsewhere.
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U.S
France
Biarritz
Hen- Ti Cochet
Pierre Landry
Pale da Landry
Cochet
Rene Bacost
Kansas Relays Preview Signals Strong Midwest Contenders
The upcoming Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium will showcase wide participation from universities colleges and high schools across the middle west far west and southwest. Illinois Iowa State Notre Dame Wisconsin Oklahoma and Missouri lead strong four-mile and five-mile relay squads with Illinois breaking a collegiate two mile and four-mile marks at other meets. Missouri Northwestern Iowa Texas A&M Nebraska and Detroit pace mile relay and medley hopes as Kansas and Minnesota vie in dash events.
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Far West
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Memorial Stadium
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Ath Thoussand
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Southern Methodist
Anc
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Iowa State
Notre Dame
Wiscorigin
Oklahoma
Missouri
Drake
Nebraska
Detroit
Town State
Northwestern
Iowa
Texas A. & M
Milliois
Towa State
Purdue Coach Seeks End to Five Point Plays In Basketball
Chicago April 5 AP Ward Lambert Purdue coach proposes rule change to prevent a team scoring five points on a single drive by returning the ball to center after a foul on a Fi. He directs the rules committee as NACB meetings open Lambert supports other changes like dribble rules and kickoff elimination.
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Chicago
Ward Lambert
Purdue University
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Lambert
Van
Volleyball Session Opens With Top Five, Bottom Five Groups
The next session starts Wednesday April 3 with five highest winning teams in one group and five lowest in another. Games run 7:30 and 8:30 with winner between groups to decide the session champion. Teams include Organ Factory Auto Wreckers Pine Bros Ernst and Orlick Yellow Cab and others. Schedule lists April dates for each match and sets.
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Auto Wreckers
Pine Bros
Ernst & Orlick
Yellowair
Ernst and Orlick
Kan
Elec
Power
Pickwick Greyhound
Journal-World
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aTeenaed Factory
Yellow. Cab
Printers
Obers
Pine.Bros
Dilauto" Wreckers
Yellow Cab
Journal- World
Ernst
Orlick
Boxing Exhibition Schedule Amid Scattered Matches
A cluttered listing shows multiple matchups across cities including Columbus Tampa Jacksonville and Beaumont along with notes on fighters like McLarnin and potential bouts against Dundee. The fragmentary text notes exhibition intentions and weights with uncertain dates and venues.
Thirteen Less In Derby Veterans Of Last Year Marathon Lead
Sixty two of Charlie Pyle's marathoners led the coast to coast trek approaching Wilmington as the second annual race began with Paul Simpson setting a 12:20:17 pace. Veterans from Trenton to Australia and England pushed the pack forward while a raccoon shipment moved from Winnipeg to Finland for breeding.
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Charlie Pyle
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
Paul Simpson
Burrington
N.C
Herbert
Hedeman
Australia
Ed Gardner
Seattle
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Peter Gavuzzi
England
Wiltsmaton
Aggies Defeat St Marys Kansas State Nine 5 to 2
St Marys Kan April 2 St Marys college was defeated by Kansas Aggies here this afternoon by a 5 to 2 count. The Irish led early but the Aggie hurlers tightened up as the innings progressed. Slaybaugh and Ryan each tripled for St Marys while O Rourke players scored the only two runs. Kansas used three pitchers and the Aggies four, with Freeman Doyle and Barr in the hurling staff. Umpire L Quigley presided.
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St. Mary's College
Kansas Aggies
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Knights
Slaybaugh Ad -Ryan
Knight
O’rourke
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St. Mary
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O'Boynick
Kelley
Bukaty
Patterson
Greve
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Freeman
Doyle
Barr
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Lawrence Journal-World Notices and Upcoming Events
A series of college track notes mentions relays at Kansas Relays April 20 and Drake classic April 26 27. A Brethren Church lecture by Rev R H N Nicodemus of Covington Ohio on Hebrews opens tonight at Fourteenth and New Hampshire streets. An 8000 gallon gasoline ore tank is planned by Lester Lunt east of Pratt. Final settlement notice for Perrys Decassed estate filed March 29 1929 in Kansas with April 30 hearing for heirs and executor discharge. Merchants National Bank trust officer W F Mareh handles executor details.
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Southern Methodist
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Church of the Brethren
R.H. N. Nicodemus
Covington
Ohio
Fourteenth
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Nicodemus
Lester Lunt
Lawrence
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Lawrences Daily Journal-World
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Marel 2S, CO
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrence Dall
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Mary A. Cart
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Tee Sherritt
Douslas Countty
Kansay
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Hetty W. Eggert
Herdby
Saldesta
Dougla County
Sala Fe ‘Tate
Lawrence National
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Lawrence Dailey Journal-World
William FH. Hastle
Douglas
Lake Niche
Lawrence National, Bank
R. B. Stevens
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