Big Field Expected for Kans Relays at KU
With the twelfth annual Kansas Relays less than three weeks away entries from universities and colleges are arriving at the KU athletic office. Officials foresee a record-breaking field April 21 in Lawrence as Glenn Cunningham is honored and runs in a premier middle-distance race. Governors Landon and referee Bresnahan are named officials. First entry is Washington University, with 16 men, while Washington State, Texas, Occidental, Oklahoma Baptists and Kirksville Teachers also plan to participate in various events. A new contestant numbering system will simplify entries, assigning a school letter and unique numbers per contestant across all events.
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Kansas
Alf M. Landon
George T. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Kansas Relays
Washington University
St. Louis
Lawrence
Washington State
Collee
Kurt Schlademann
KEL
Cougars
Hal Dunker
Pacific Coast
Art Crews
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Forrest Wilson
Frank Hupbell
Occidental
College of California
Joe Pipal
Pomona College
Oklahoma Baptists
Kirksville
Relays Suggestions Discussed at Club Session
At a Lawrence Relays Club meeting in the Hotel Eldridge grill room, members discussed ideas to improve the Kansas Relays set for April 21. Coach H W Harpgiss and Glenn Cunningham spoke briefly as plans were outlined for a shorter program, better announcing, fewer officials and contestants on the field, and less time between events. One proposal called for running the javelin and discus in flights to cut measuring after each toss. The group expressed enthusiasm and aims to help the University make the twelfth annual games the best yet.
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Lawrence Kansas
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Baer Plans Kansas City Stop On Barnstorming Tour
Max Baer, leading heavyweight title hopeful, to appear in Kansas City on April 11 as part of a ten city barnstorming tour ahead of his June 14 bout in New York City with Primo Camera. He is slated to box at least five rounds in Convention Hall.
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Kansas City
United States
Max Baer
Ap‘pear
New York City
Primo Camera
Baer
Convention Hall
Strange As It Seems Signals Through The Ages
The article surveys historic communication feats from native smoke signals and Roman towers to drums, mirrors, and semaphore. It notes Napolean's early networks and the 18th century Chappe system using arm positions on towers to convey words and letters over long distances. Tomorrow: Man's Conquest of the Air.
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Thisspaper
Napoleon
Slaals
Tde Chappe
Eighteenth Etury
Lawrence High Faces Ottawa High in Duel Meet
Friday sports calendar lists Lawrence High against Ottawa High at 4 o'clock in a track meet. KC Stativa is noted in the venue section.
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Lawrence High
Ottawa High
K. C. Stativa
Baseball Notes From Spring Training Across Florida
Reports from Bradenton, West Palm Beach, Atlanta, St. Petersburg and Biloxi detail roster battles and strategic shifts. Frank Frisch narrows Cardinals starters, while laboring to evaluate six hopeful pitchers. Browns schedule two off days before Orlando opener. Bobby Jones comments on Ruth. Hal Lee to start at second for Braves. McKechnie reassesses Gysellemann at third. Gus Dugas shines for Senators prompting Colton suspension talks after 14-2 win over Pensacola.
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Bradenton
Fla
Frank Frisch
Dizzy Dean
Bill Hallahan
Tex Carleton
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Bill Walker
Paul Dean
Jess Haines
Burleigh Grimes
Flint Rhein
Jim Winford
Jim Mooney
Clarence Heise
Bob Klinger
West Palm Beach
Buffalo
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Orlando
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Cardinals
St. Louis
Blues Open Home Season With April 27 Opener
The Kansas City Blues debut in the American Association opener against St. Paul at Muehlbach Field on Tuesday afternoon April 27. Glenn Wright returns to shortstop with new president John G. Kling and manager Roger Peckinpaugh shaping a strengthened club. Tickets are with civic groups and a city-wide opening program with bands and ceremonies is planned led by Albert H. Wood.
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Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
American Association
Muehlbach Field
Glenn Wright
Wright
John G. Kling
Kansas City
Chicago Cubs
Roger Peckinpaugh
Albert H. Wood
Commercial Department of
Kansas City Public Service Company
Bowling Tourney Heats Up As Top Teams Compete
In Peoria on April 4 players from Chicago New Haven St Louis Dallas Ene and more challenge for the American Bowling Congress title. New Haven’s Crackerjack team features Mort Lindsay while St Louis Wooster Lamberts are led by Otto Stein Jr. Milwaukee set doubles scoring as Boehnke Pfeffer hit 1285 and Sny der of Kansas City tied for seventh in singles. Buffalo earned 2927 in team events as Purdue’s Ten champion basketball team stood tall.
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Peoria
Ill
United States
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
New Haven
Conn
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
Ene
New Haven Bowling Association
Mort Lindsay
Wooster Lamberts
Otto Stein, Jr
Art Boehnke
Fred Pfeffer
Milwaukee
Charles Snyder
Kansas’ City
Buffalo
N. Y
Eel
Dunlap Fires 63 To Lead North and South Amateur Field
George T. Dunlap shot a 63 on Pinehurst No. 2 to lead quarterfinal play in the North and South Amateur. He went 31 then 32, beating Donald Parson 7 and 3, with only 17 putts on the 18 greens. He faces Jack Ryerson next as other quarterfinals unfold. Adolph Schwammel signs with the Green Bay Packers after starring for Oregon State.
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Pinehurst
N.C
George T. Dunlap
Pinehurst No
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Arthur M. Wood
Princeton University
Halbert J. Blue
Pittsburgh
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
N. C
R. A. Lester
Orange
N. J
Arthur Lynch
Marmaroneck
Johnny Johnson
Lumberton
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Adolph Schwammel
Pacific Coast
Green Bay Packers
Oregon State
Grapefruit loop rivals lead early as NL tops AL
New York April 4 AP National League holds a nine game lead over the American League in interleague play. After 53 games the NL has 31 wins to 22 for the AL, with 55 games left before pennant races begin April 17. Giants and Braves lead in interleague wins but have suffered losses, while Athletics Red Sox and White Sox drag the AL by 21 defeats led by Heydler’s clubs.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
John Heydler
Bowling Scores and Rooms Advertised in Journal-World Classifieds
The Journal-World classified section highlights bowling scores and monthly room rentals. Readers are invited to place ads about bowling results and available rooms, with details likely listing rates and contact information in the classifieds pages.
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Journal-World
Inter class track meet leads after six events
The seniors hold a 26?5 point lead after six events with 261% points reported amid weather delays. Sophomores trail at 21, juniors at 18, and James Nelson swept two event wins in shot put and discus. High jump saw four surpass last year’s mark with Stoland and Williams sharing first at 5 feet 6 7 8 inches.
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James Nelson
Robert Stoland
James Williams
Robert Mason
Garland Hormuth
Kettering
Higgins
Johnson
Cunningham
Stoland
Wil- Mains
Mason
Hormuth
Bryant
Lee
Lil
Vennel
Sophonore
Fatt
Stll
Prive
Gorrill
Nelson
Hirst
Boardma
Cohen
Tisens
Boardman
Ste
Isistance
Lawrence Tracksters Open season with Ottawa dual meet
Lawrence high school track squad opens the season at 4 pm Friday in KU Stadium against Ottawa. Coach E A Wood has built a large candidate pool since basketball season ended. The Lion team is not yet strong but shows steady improvement.
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Lawrence High School
Ottawa High
University of Kansas
Lawrence Tracksters
E. A. Wood
Lion
Easter greetings and family news near Clearfield
Ellen Wade and Clyde Deay families spent Sunday with the Wades near Vinland. Neighbors from Baldwin and Fairview called in, while local families shared Easter events, baptisms, and a program at the Clearfield church. A community club program closed the year at the schoolhouse, with visits from relatives in Kansas City Parsons and Lawrence.
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Ellen Wade
John Sturm
David Sturm
Wellsville
Harry Reid
Malel Agnes Schendel
Kansas City
F. Schendel
Louie Schendel
Charles
Wichita
Mary
Tonganixe
Alvena
Lawrence
Laverne
Kansas
H .N. Brecheisen
Paul Hausman
Parsons
Minnie Hausman
Sophia Rodewald
Emporia
A. Rodewald
Lucille Chaney
Japy
Roy Breithadpt
Harold Eberhart
Clarence Hausman
Merrian Elexander
E. Elexander
Hanna Meeder
Clearfield Church
Dortha Mac
Wesley Deckwa
Virginia Anna
Norma Dean
Ted Brecheisen
Eileen Breithaupt
Nadine Chaney
Aleen
Eunice Johnson
Frances Otto
Flee and Oak District
Reaching For Records Surprises From Local Program
The program committee Mrs Hana Meeder and Mrs Edith Brecheisen organized a surprise event with musical numbers readings solos duets and a short playset featuring Miss Reid of Kansas City and talks by Charles Beaker and Harry Reid also inviting guests from Kansas City and Edgerton. Ice cream and cake followed a large gathering while illness news touched Mrs Philip Meeder of Garden City and Rheumatism kept Henry Deckwa ill. Health hopes and Easter visits filled a Sunday gathering with friends and relatives.
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Hanna Meeder
Edith Brecheisen
Miss Reid
Kansas City
Charles Beaker
Harry Reid
Mabel Agnes Schendel
Merrian Peer
M. Cambre
Edgerton
Tommy Grossman
George Brecheisen
Philip Meeder
Garden City
Meedee
Henry Deckwa
Joan Frye
Fred Deay
Ted Brecheisen
Rev
C. Meder
Minnie Meeder
Sarah Rodewald
Lecompton Community Happenings March Through Easter
Rev Fred Johnson and Mrs Johnson attended dinner with Mr and Mrs Ralph Trasler and family. Ruth Weldon of Topeka spent Easter with her parents Rev F W Bertschinger. Theodore Sulzen hosted Easter dinner with many relatives. V W C A to meet Wednesday night April in high school gym with Edna Lasswell hostess and plans on Relief Against the Dole System. Harvey Glenn and G A Tuttle noted for Topeka visits and Easter guests at local homes. A surprise party at William Schimmel home honored Ralph Schimmel's birthday with Lecompton R S seniors and teachers as guests.
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Fred Johnson
Nestor
Methodist Church
Fred Carlson
Gene
Charles
Lucille
Betty
Junior
Frederick Sulzen
Sulzen
Edna Lasswell
Aty Maust
Marguerite Sherar
Katie Gibbons
Harvey Glenn
Topeka
G. A. Tuttle
Lawrence
T. K
Ralph Schimmel
Lecompton R. S
Doris McMinn
Mae Schimmel
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