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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

6

Sooner Fighters Show Fast Pace In Boxing Meet

Oklahoma amateur fighters push for Missouri Valley AAU championships as five champions advance in the opening night of the third annual meet in Kansas City. Notables include Munsell’s knockout of Eastley and Banta beating Keefover, with several Kansas and Oklahoma titleholders advancing to tonight’s bouts.

Kansas City Oklahoma Missouri Valley A. A. U Snower Junior Munsell Missouri Valley Tured Munsell Chilpece Indian Kansas Aflower Sampion Mel Ward Hutchinson Johnnie ‘Aldridge Olumbia Francis Sayers Tete ‘Blanchard Manhattan Lefty ‘Hann Spud Malone Frankie Keefover Emporia Carl Banta Banta Howard Coulston Marlow Mel Taylor Kan Amos Tiger Chilocco Robbie Anes Big Bob” Cook Gene Greggs Topeka Cook Dobbin Freeman Kingman

Training Camp Notes Highlight White Sox Exhibition Win

Chicago White Sox led by Lew Fonseca improved in hitting fielding and pitching as they prepared to face the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition series. Ed Durham allowed three hits in nine innings and Al Simmons homered and tripled in a comfortable win amid spring training notes from Amarillo.

Amarillo Tex Chicago White Sox Lew Fonseca Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Durham Boston Pirates al Simmons

Strange. It Seems By John Hix On Stalactites Formation

A distorted prose piece discusses the geology of stalactites and stalagmites formed by mineral laden water. It compares natural formation to ancient aqueducts and man made structures in Rome and Antioch, noting drip deposition and mineral growth. Also mentions upcoming events in Sweden tomorrow.

John Hix Ainor Anne Antioch Briges Ramesta Ul Lachleadel Owitter Rome March

Major League Clubs Lead After Interleague Games

New York on April 5 AP notes with a week left before pennant races that the American League leads the National League by six games in interleague play this spring. A tabulation shows 28 AL wins to 22 NL wins, with more games to come before the leagues begin serious pennant competition.

Birmingham Ala Roy Parmaree Giants Parmalee New York National

Freshman numeral awards named for KU grid sports

Thirty-one KU freshmen are recommended for freshman numeral awards in football basketball and wrestling contingent on scholastic requirements. Some receive only one numeral under University rules. Names include Hafford Peterson Lynch Abercrombie Hensley Joulksen NasmiTh Phelps Sklar Rogers Lemster Trowbridge Havens Yett Emrick Kapellman Peterson Tour tilott Ebling Cushin Shaffer Linch Lamm Silverwood Burns Chapman Affleck Schnee Anneberg Jacobschagen and others.

University of Kansas John Peterson Frank Lynch Roy Hafford Walter Abercrombie Clyde Bloomfield Carl Cramer Lecel Hlenbure Clyde Hensley Joe Joucken Dean —Nasmith Edwin Phelps Richard Sklar Garth Rogers Devon Lemster Jess Trowbridge Charles Havens Arthur Yett al Emrick Francis Kappelman Boyd Tourtillott Ray Ebling

Canzoneri Ross Title Bout Planned for June Outdoors

Elks bowling scores not related. Tony Canzoneri to defend lightweight title against Barney Ross in Chicago before a world’s fair crowd. Joe Foley, promoter, said managers agreed to the match to be held outdoors on June 22 or 29 at the Chicago stadium.

Plana Chicago A_P Tony Canzoneri Barney Ross Somester Joe Foley

No Place for Women in Professional Athletics Says Gould

Alan Gould notes limited demand for women in top sports arguing Maureen Orcutt and others should avoid competing with male stars. He highlights Gertrude Ederle as a rare exception and cites tennis and swimming as the few sports where women could gain from fame, while stressing practical limits of cross gender competition.

Maureen Orcutt Bob Jones Maureen Jim Bausch Babe Didriksin Bausch Itelene Moody Jon Gertrude Ederle English Channel Derle Gienna Collett Ware Joyce Wethered Jones Jon Babe Didrikson CC. Pyle Suzanne Lenglen Mary K. Browne Miss Brown

Boxing and wrestling finals and track meet schedule

The sports calendar lists Wednesday finals for U1 K I boxing at 8 o clock at Robinsons yannasium. Thursday features United Commercial Travelers wrestling show at Turner hall Ninth and Rhode Island. Friday invites Lawrence high track team to a concatenated meet at Gskalooza.

Robinsons United Commercial Travelers Turner Hal Rhode Island Lawrence High Gskalooza

First Two Kansas Relays Entry Blanks Received

The first two official entry blanks for the eleventh Kansas relays were received from Kirksville State Teachers College Missouri and Washburn College Kansas Topeka. Coaches C G Simpson and Elmer W Holin entered teams in half mile and medley relays and several special events with Washburn listing seven events.

Kansas Kirksville State Teachers College Kirksville Washburn College Topeka Kan C. G. Simpson I Washburn Elmer W. Holin

Rev Barton wins prize money at national futurity meet

The national coursing association's spring meeting in Newton Kansas saw Rev Thomas Barton of Tecumseh Nebraska win 750 dollars in the futurity event. His Lowland Kennels entries Justin Abigway and Van Die men took first and second in the state. Dandy Andy and Pat Doland contest the consolation finals. Flashy Betty from G A Potter Beattie Kan outpointed Nigger Stone from L Harbolt Superior Kan for the spring futurity. John Pesch of Ravent has six hounds among 32 survivors in the sapling event. second round set for today.

Newton Kan Thomas Barton Tecumseh Neb National Coursing Association Justin Abigway van Diemen Ray Reynolds Arkansas City Kaw Dandy Andy Pat Doland EK. Rouge Augusta Betty Kentnels G. A. Potter Beattie Nigger Stone L. Harbolt Superior Seb John “Pesch Ravent

John Ellis to Tackle Husky Opponent In Mat Bout

Ottawa wrestler John Ellis 175 pounds will concede 24 pounds to Duke Levinsky of Chicago in the feature match at Turner hall Ninth and Rhodes Island street. First bout starts at 8 15. Semi windup has Bill Cochran 185 of Lawrence facing Hans Steburn 200.flammable.

John Ellis Ottawa Duke Levinsky Chicago United Commercial Travelers Turner Hall Ninth Rhodes Island Street Bill Cochran Lawrence Hans Steburn German Granpler Joe Schelbar Mitteymakers Hans Stubborn Schelbar Oie Wildcat Sullivan North Topeka Bill Davidson South Topeka

Baker Women Active In Local Social Gossip

Mrs Ola Beechwood and Mrs Allan Brannock shopped in Lawrence with Zeta Tau Alphas and Alpha Chi Omegas Monday afternoon. Osborne family guests of Miss Harriett Osborne in Baker Sunday. Lawrence-bound freshman Felton Zeidler returned to Ber ly Monday. Baker official Bertha Whitton attended state Woman's Athletic Association meeting in Wichita. Baker misses Helen Wart Marjorie Ticket Jennie Stevens Mildred Slaton joined Margaret Brown in Ottawa for a YWCA conference. Margaret Terhune visited Kansas City Monday. Hester Beauchamp faced a near gas accident, saved by Jessie King who alerted others as her mother Mrs Edward Beauchamp joined from Burlington to care for her.

Ola Beechwood Zeta Tau Alphas Allan Brannock Alpha Chi Omegas Lawrence Walter Osborne Jane Jerry Garnett Harriett Osborne Baker Fldton Zeidler Berly Miss Jessie King Miss Beauchamp Miss Beauchamn Edward. Beauchamp Burlington Olathe Beauchamp Columbus Grace Vaughn Maycitz High School Baldwin C. Q. Smith Los Angeles Californa Oskaloosa Sarah McConnell Methodist Church Jain Ruchty Leonard W. Waring J. D. Smith R. B. Keplinger McConnell John Roberts Zeta Tau “Alpha Scirls Quayle Union Margaret Marguy Newton Ben Eoff Ottawa P Baliwin David L. Young Lois Dean Wichita Farriett Ro Hackett Charles E. Beeks Baker Faculty Club Fellowship Hall The Harriett Osbourne Ladies Aid John Avers Betty Foricht J. A. McParland Sara Counts Wilson Counts C. B. Zook Tope Ika First Methodist Ottawa Zook Methodist Home For Toneka Jim Logan Kansas City Myr Loren Keven Dodge City Keve Caid He Campbell John Lloyd Bonner Springs Jaycee D. Smith JB. Smith Tome Maurine Smith Conover Glade Stewart Harry Barnett CO. E. Reeks Earle Kirker Harriett Oshone Ka City Tere W. O'Byrne John Fl. Boxard O'Byrne W. O. Thompson Philis Thompson Ny We H. K. Ebright Jessie King Betty Ebright Dorothy Deel Marcial Burroughs Dorothy Canham Wilima Klopfer Elizaeth Cox RR. E. McHenry

Baldwin Bulletin Highlights Family Moves and Local Events

In Baldwin and surrounding towns, residents report a string of family moves and social visits. Pastor Beauchamp leaves Burlington for Columbus, Grace Vaughn visits her Baldwin family, and many heads to Lawrence Ottawa and Topeka for church, funerals, and gatherings. The Baker Faculty Club hosted an April dinner with spring décor, while community members visit kin across Kansas from Baldwin to Lawrence and Ottawa.

Social news noted in Lawrence club and visits

Mrs Sophia Egle and Minnie Beurmann of Lawrence invited Mrs Robert Ridley. Rev H A Babbit and family from Kansas City attended Methodist conference. Kansas City visitors Mrs Bateman and Bobbie joined R W Yeoman home. Topeka pairs Hawkins Davis hosted at Perry Palmateer home. Easter hike planned at Davis woods. Pleasant Hour club hosted with 22 members and 3 guests. Scrapbook program featured Paul Revere topic by Mrs Rudiger and readings. next meeting April 12 at Mrs Eriksen home. Birds roll call. program led by Mrs Martin.

Sophia Egle Minnie Beurmann Lawrence Robert _ Ridley H. A. Babbit Kansas City B. Jd. Babbit Betty Lou Topeka W.T. Davis Everett’ Christenson W. T. Davis B. J. Babbit Perry Palmateer North C. E. Sneegas W. H. Martin Pleasant Hour Club Sneegas A. E. Owen Frank Sneegas R. F. Kirly Arnold ‘Fralick Gram Paul Rudiger Paul Revere W. D. Stevens C. J. Eriksen New Hampshire 'St

Sunday Dinner Guests At Frank Deay Home

Those who ate Sunday dinner at the Frank Deay home were Mrs. David Keser, Mrs. Mae Warnes, Mrs. Elwood Deay, Miss Mildred Deay and Walter Dover. Those calling in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Will Postma and Florence, Laurie and Richard and Virgil Shoemaker. Those who were neither absent nor tardy last month were Doris

Sandy Williams Solon Markley Virgil’ Shoemaker Will Postma Daniel Beghley Lloyd Everett Johnny Wesley Flory Martha Flora Beeghley Cecil Dover Florence Laurie Richard Abe Flory Charlie Brobaramer K.C. Woodward Thane Charlie Woodward Merritt Woodward Will Postman Laurie Frank Deay Vernon Peterson Cecil Duver Henry Flory Rimer Florence David David Keser Mae Warnes Elwood Deay Mildred Deay Walter Dover Virgil Shoemaker Doris

Local school and club notes from Lawrence area

Sophomore Lawrence Coffman ill with measles. Jolly Quilters met with Mrs Clyde Talley. 15 members and two guests. Last meeting with Mrs Len ce. Barber School preparing April 24 program. Miss Esther Love aided Aunt Mrs Roy Day at Pleasant Grove. So-Sew quilting club to meet at Mrs Cecil Button home April 26. roll call Vegetable Salads. Officers to be elected. Mrs Al Blaes and daughter Patricia of Evanstown and Mrs Will Elkins visited the Greg ory home. Everette and Lawrence Brunker came from Topeka to spend weekend with Richard Carter. Mr and Mrs Clem Brunker and family of Topeka spent Sunday with Ray. Café club met at Shipman Carter home Saturday evening. Dorothy Stanwix spent two weeks in Lawrence helping Mrs Vanswearrer.

Lawrence Coffman Jolly Clyde ‘Talley Hibner Lence Barber School Esther Love Pleasant Grove Roy Day Cecil Button al Blaes Patricia Evanstown Wio Will Elkins Gregory Everette Lawrence Brunker Toneka Richard’ Carter Clem Brunker Topeka Shipman Café Club Shipman Carter Dorothy’ Stanwix

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