Amateur Boxers In Semi Final Bouts
Kansas City on April 6 showcases 32 semi finalists in the fifth annual Missouri Valley AAU boxing tourney. Defending champions from Chilocco Indian School and others advance, including Munsell Liddell and Driscoll, as pairings for 112 to heavyweight classes are announced for tonight’s semi finals.
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Kansas City
Convention Mall
Junior Munsell
Okia
Marvin Liddell
Gene Driscoll
Munsell
Pat Doherty
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Doherty
Liddell
Driscoll von Liddell
Urban Anderson
Perry
Okla
Chilocco Boys
Chilocro
Sweeney Byars
Chilocco
Louis Williams
Haskell Indian Institute
Max Leako
Excelsior Springs
Herman Dick
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Carl Bell
Oklahoma City
Billy Prince
Beebe Rich
A. C
Hiroshi Mashina
Oklahoma
Claremore
Lefty Horn
Hutchinson
Jonas Terry
Nelson Emerson
Haskell
Don Livingston
Oklahoma Military
Buck Kinsey
Lawton
Wayne Flannagan
A.C
Lars Andrews
George Garrison, Jr
Kansas State College
Willis Turner
Mober Ty
Sweeneyv Byars
Chilovce
Herman Colston
Oklahoma Miliary
Charles Briggs
Alva
Bud Schildknecht
Kansas City A. C
William Palmer
Frank Sutsinger
Terus Smith
Chiloces
Strange Weather Halts Canyon NM Baseball Game
In Canyon New Mexico a hot afternoon gave way to an abrupt blizzard that halted a baseball game after five innings. U.S. weather official Pareeth explained the storm's origins from snow sweeping down from nearby peaks. The piece also notes Lima Peru hosting the oldest university established in 1530 via a Charles V grant.
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Canyon
P.M. Pareeth
U. S. Gov
Sinero Die Cristos
Vallera
Lima
Peru
Charles VV
Universida Mayor de En Marcos
Jump Retained In Basketball Jump Rule Fight
Chicago April 6 John W Bunn Stanford leader of the reform movement to end the center jump retreated with his followers but maintained that the idea will win next year The National Association of Basketball Coaches narrowly defeated the plan by five votes but endorsed limiting center play and applying brakes to tall players The rules committee will meet in New York to consider a three second rule in the free throw area and other changes Arthur Lonborg Northwestern was elected president and Phog Allen Kansas was named coach of the 1936 Olympic team
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Chicago
John W. Bunn
Stanford
Atlanta
National Association of Basketball
Bunn
Craig Ruby
Ilinois
New York
Arthur “Dutch”Lonborg
Northwestern
Forrest
Phog” Allen
Kansas
Naismith Day fundraiser aims to honor basketball founder
A local group voted to raise funds through a general Naismith Day to support Dr. James A. Naismith of Kansas, father of basketball, and his family for an Olympic trip. The plan emphasizes tribute and athletic heritage while seeking community participation.
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Naismith
James A. Naismith
Kansas
Large Grid Squad Drills on Towa State's Field
Ames Iowa April 6 UPI Seventy candidates the largest number ever to report are practicing daily in the Iowa State spring football camp under Head Coach George Veenker and Line Coach Marshall Wells. The Cyclones, delayed by rain, focus on fundamentals and scrimmages as they replace blockers Marlowe Williams and Don Theophilus. Burdette Hanna, a 1931 reserve, may solve the center problem while most participants are 1934 freshmen. Few 1934 lettermen have reported, with spring duties limiting other top players like Tommy Neal and Freddy Poole.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa State
Cyclones
George Veenker
Marshall Wells
Jon
Veenker
Marlowe Williams
Don Theophilus
Burdetté Hanna
Hays State Dominates Kearney in Dual Track Meet
Alvin Stash leads Hays State as they trounce the Kearney Nebraska teachers 103 to 23 in a season opener. Stash wins two sprint events and places second in the javelin while Hays sweeps three events and the visitors claim three firsts.
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Hays
Kan
Apr
Alvin Stash
Hays State
Kearney
Neb
Tigers
Staah
Haskell Football Faces Possible 1930 Schedule Drop
Indian department policy shifts threaten to cancel the 1930 football schedule as Kansas congressmen expect games to be played. Haskell's colorful era ends with eligibility reforms and reduced age limits limiting a strong Indians squad, though fans and officials urge continuing play for the school and Lawrence.
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Haskell
Indian Department
Kansas
Slaskeil
Braves
Redmen
Dick Hantey
Ard
Lawrence
Welch and Washburn to clash in spring exhibition tilt
Coaches Gus Welch of Haskell and Ernest Beary of Washburn prepare their high sprint squads for Tuesday night’s 8 o’clock exhibition at Indian Stadium under floodlights. Expect laterals and flashy plays as both teams seek peak form before spring drills end. Admission 24 cents.
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Tnose
Gus Welch
Haskell
Ernest Beary
Washburn
Lawrence High Loses Dual Meet at Ottawa 802 to 5112
Lawrence high school loses a dual track meet to Ottawa 802 to 5112 at Ottawa yesterday afternoon in the opening affair of the season for both teams. First place finishers for Lawrence include Huse in the 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard dash Hulce in the 160 yard dash Cunningham in the 200 yard run Nelson in the shot put and Maron in the high jump Ottawa won the mile and relay events.
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Lawrence High School
Ottawa
Lawrence
Ardles
Hulce
John Cunningham
Glen Cunningham
Nelson
Maron
Hedley
Emellenr
Tlenthorte
Edernally
Pane
Vynner
Jayhawker Netmen Sweep Washburn in KU Gym
KU tennis team captained by Arthur Voss and Kenneth Keil defeated Washburn in a three match sweep at the KU gymnasium. Voss beat Deaver in straight sets as Kell downed Lee 6 2 7 3, and the pair won the doubles, completing the series after an earlier Kansas win in Topeka.
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University of Kansas
Capt
Arthur Voss
Kenneth Keil
Washburn
K. UC
K. U. Netsters
Kk. UC
Topeka
Voss
Burwin Deaver
Lake
Deavers
Deaver
Kell
Lee
Fee
Cunningham Beats Brown in Close 100 Yard Exhibition
Kansas miler Cunningham edged Elton Brown of the Kunais-Lae Athletic Club in St. Louis in a tight 100 yard exhibition. The race swung hands four times, finishing with Cunningham crossing the tape by inches as both athletes charged down the stretch in near stride.
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St Louis
Apronio
Cunninghmm
Kansas
Elton Brown
Santent
St. Louis S
Grapefruit League rosters trimmed by three rookies
The Giants may lose Joe Malay Joe Martin and Al Cuccinello to Nashville plus Boston, as pruning looms in the Grapefruit League. Gehrig, Mahaffey and a Philadelphia Athletics Phillies clash in city series openers while spring training hits progress across multiple camps with pitchers and lineups reshaping rosters.
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Memphis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Joe Malay
Joe Martin
al Cuccinello
Nashville Club
Southern Association
Philadelphia
Phillies
Athletics
Connie Mack
Roy Mahaffey
A’s
al Benton
Jimmy Wilson
Johnson
Cora Davis
Phils
Kansas women swimmers win telegraphic contest
KU women swimmers won a tele graphic contest with 81 points beating Wichita State and others. The team dominated freestyle events led by standout freshmen, securing top finishes and high scores for the university.
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K. U
Duck hunting limits urged to protect future season
J N Darling head of the biological survey says a formal season on duck shooting may be imposed in 1905 to curb the annual kill which has averaged nine million over hatchings for 106 years. The bureau, after a winter census, will propose open dates and bag limits to Secretary Wallace to preserve the sport long term. Oklahoma anglers between thei
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Washington
J. N. Darling
Darling
Bureau
Wallace
New Fishing License Rules Require Ages Sixteen and Up
The new law mandates a fishing license for all ages sixteen and older with live bait and artificial lures. Users of worms and dead bait remain exempt. Officials expect the measure to boost revenue by thousands of dollars.
Junction Cy Reigns In Dual Meet 83 to 39 Victory
Terger Junction Hizhee Ane 6 and Me Mank Junction Clio high school squads compete in a dual meet at Manhattan. Junction Cy defeats Elkas Bow Cing by a score of 83 to 39, marking a decisive win after a prior loss yesterday.
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Junction Hizhee Ane
Me Mank Junction
Clio High School
Tates Ed
Manhattan High
Phat
Begis
Junction Cy
Cambridge Wins E P-Cambridge Boat Race By Lengths
Cambridge retains the title in the annual Putney-on-Thames boat race finishing four lengths ahead of Oxford. The Cambridge crew led from the start and secured their 18th consecutive victory in the long run on the river.
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Cambridge
Putney-on-Thames
Cambridge Today
Ford
Oxford
High Prairie Socials and Local Visitors Report
High Prairie residents, including Mrs Al Ulvich and Mr and Mrs Dan Shotwell, hosted and visited friends Sunday. Attendees and activities span operetta at Baldwin High, Farmers Union social in West Baldwin, and local outings with the Ulrichs, Gleasons, and Merants, plus a reported arm injury from hide and seek at school.
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al. H. Ulvich
Dan Shotwell
Phillip
Ernest W
Acnt
Pan Johannine
Fred C. Konncke
Esther
Frederick
Pearl
Dariene Pope
John Har Ull Konncke
Ed Veaston
Reeer Seviles
Dan
Poa Midland
Ed Heaster
Ed Heaster To ‘Queen
Helens Ton
Air Cnd
Orval Tarbert
Mro
Keith Cirjeh
Colony
Dan Johanning
Freon
Clef Club
Baldwin Fridey
Lois
Frank Glen
Morganville
Prospect
Ily
Hich Prairie
Delbert
Maurie
Harvey
H.W. Ulrich
Charles Gleason
Frank Gleason
Dorothy
Harold
Ben Hammond
Roy Merchant
Family Notices Include Lorenzs and Philip Robert
A brief family notice mentions Mr and Mrs Loren zs and children Philip Robert and June. The item notes Aid has been posted and lists the family members connected to the announcement.
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Loren Zs
Philip Robert
June
Aid
Emily Belle O'Brien Weds Sam Thomasett In Vinland Home Ceremony
Emily Belle O'Brien and Sam Thomasett married at 6 p m March 18 at the bride’s parental home with sarge Gray of Garnett officiating. Immediate family and a few friends attended a reception, then the couple took a short trip to Clare City before returning to their Garnett area home. Several local notices follow including visits by Mrs. George Sturdy to Lawrence, nursing notes on Everett Craig and family, and farm and club events in the Vinland vicinity.
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James O’brien
Emily Belle
Sam Thomasett
Sarge Gray
Garnett
Clare City
George Sturdy
Lawrence
Everett Ig
Path Iody
Lucile Craig
Kan
Craig
Rman
Everett Craig
Memorial Hospital
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Varnes
Everett J
Sturdy
Kansas City
Charles Craig
Tzzille Robertson
Gmd
Hammond
Velma
Gertie
Farm Bureau
and Wilken Counts
Frank II
Hubbard
Seth
Bert Stevens
Urdy
Iry Homphill
Fred Griffis
John Rockhold
Griffis
California
Chauncey Gorrage
Nl Schroe
David Smith
Noahies
Ales Cleland
Arthur Tobert Madi
Chester Misimen
Loren Hadl
Hubert Hoskinson
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