Indian to Defend Decathlon Crown at Kansas Relays
Wil sor Buster Charles of Haskell will face Jim Bausch of Kansas University in a highly anticipated decathlon at the Ninth Annual Kansas Relays on April 18. Over 200 athletes from 20 schools are entered, with more to come as entries close tomorrow, and the Missouri A. A. U. event will crown the national champion.
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Wilsor
Buster” Charles
Jim Bausch
University of Kansas
Charles
Bausch
Busch
Kansas City Athletic Club
K.U
Brutus Hamilton
K. U
Missouri
Carl Marker
Lake Forest
College
Golf notes and upcoming matches at Topeka and Lawrence clubs
A Topeka County Club visit to Lawrence County Club set for April 26 invites players via Orville Stone. Golf talk highlights include the 80 acre course, Kansas Relays driving contest prep, and ninth hole favorites among Al Bromissick, E F Alexander, Loyd Ware, and James Barrow. Mid-Nite Bolin remains sharp. Fred Jadiecke attended Sunday. Waldo Crowder returns to Cleveland to resume duties as Kirtland’s pro. The piece also notes Sharkey Carnera bout discussions and a Germany suicide-rate context from the League of Nations.
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Glen Charlton
Kansas Relays
al Bromissick
E. FE. Alexander
Loyd Ware
James Barrow
Tomorrow: Charlie Chaplin's Old Shoes
A reader bubbles with a playful prompt inviting further proof and requests correspondence through the paper address. The notice names JOHN HX and signals forthcoming content about Charlie Chaplin's old shoes tomorrow, maintaining a local paper’s teaser tone.
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John HX
Charlie Chaplin
Tulsa Oilers Take 2 1 Lead In Ice Hockey Series
Tulsa Oklahoma April AP report shows the Oilers leading Kansas City two games to none in the five game AHL Skelly Cup series after a 2 1 win. Leo Lafrance scored both Oilers goals on solo rushes and Tulsa can clinch with one more victory.
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Tulsa
Oilers
Tula
Okla
Apt. Y
Tulsa Oilers
Kansas City
Tulsans
Leo Lafrance
Exhibition Baseball Scores And Upcoming Games
AP wires report yesterday results from exhibitions across cities including Philadelphia Brooklyn Hartford Indianapolis Boston Atlanta St. Louis Chattanooga Washington New York Cincinnati Kansas City Chicago Newark and more with scheduled matchups for today such as Macon Brooklyn versus Hartford Kansas City St Louis Atlanta New York Chicago Birmingham St Louis Birmingham. Metcalf declines Syracuse offer. Iowa State athletic director remains at Ames. Dempsey to retire from public life for at least two months per physicians’ order.
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Philidempsia
Philadelphia IA
Philadelphia
Macon
Brooklyn
Hartford
Indianapolis
Boston
Atkinta
Atlanta
Louis CN
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Peart
New York
Qville
Chicago
New Orleans
Teveland
Orleans
Louisville
Angax City
Kansas City
Jery _ Newark
Newark
Seton Hall
York
Auguste Macon
St. Louis
Ames
T.N. Metcalf
Iowa State College
Syracuse University
Iowa State
Metcalf
University ‘of Minnesota
Association of Physical Directors of the
United States
Big Six Athletic Conference
Dempsey -Columbus
Pencing
W.V
Jack Dempse
Seome
Order of Hia‘ Physicians
Base Running Techniques and Grid Trio Beat Missouri
Instructions on base running stance and footwork with left foot on the base. Describes avoiding crossing feet and advantages of a jabbing left foot. Includes a baseball play sequence with a double play and runner touches. Also notes Clyde Smith leaving Missouri for Emporia and Paris telephones expanding to 1936.
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al Demaree
Demaree
Publishers Syndicate
Oe Gies
Hoag Shines as Yankees Hitters Eye Record Season
In Nashville Myril Hoag flourishes in exhibitions with three homers in two days, signaling potential as Ruth and Gehrig rivals. Across the circuit, Roush joins the Reds, Morgan moves to third for the Indians, and Cubs near full strength for northern trip.
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Nashville, Tenn
Myril Hoag
West Coast
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Nashville
Fights and Scores Across U.S. Cities in One AP Roundup
The Associated Press recap lists boxing decisions and results from Philadelphia to Cairo. Leon Massey outpointed Ray Miller in Philadelphia while Tommy Paul defeated Phil Zwick in Buffalo. Johnny Risko beat Tom Heeney in Toronto, Billy Jones bested Maxie Rosenbloom in Pittsburgh, and Bushy Graham stopped Johnny Farr in Columbus. Frankie Wine knocked out Jeff Carroll in Winston-Salem, Joey Ross outpointed Ollie Bartlett in Cleveland, Arthur Dekuh edged Rahe Hunt in Wichita, and more. The Cairo note reports Egypt rescinding a tourist tax due to sharp drop in bookings since June 5, 1930.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Leon Massey
Philadethia
Ray Miller
Chicase
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Toronto
Johnny Risko
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Zittaburgh
Billy Jones
Maxie Rosenbloom
Columbus
Bushy Graham
Alica
N. Y
Johnny Farr
Winston-Salen
W. C
Frankie Wine
Akron
Jeff Carroll
Biloxi
Mies
Joey Ross
New York
Ollie Ssartlett
Detroit
Wichito
Kan
Arthur Dekuh
Rahe Hunt
Ponca
Rockne's Great Players Earned All American Honors
Rockne valued seasonal play over All America reputations as he mentored Notre Dame stars. The piece notes 1920 to 1930 selections, praising Gipp as a standout, and lists a roster of Notre Dame players who earned first team honors while highlighting Rockne's wit as a tool to deflate egos.
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Rockne
Loren Disney
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Garbisch
All-America Center
Center
Tom Conley
Rockney
Son
Jess Harper
Walter Camp
George Gipp
Gipp
Camp
Associated Press
George Ginp
Harry Stukidrener
Arthur Reeringer
John Smith
Jack Cannon
Frank Carideo
Rockne's 1929 Notre Dame team hailed as his masterwork
The article reviews Knute Rockne's 1929 Fighting Irish as perhaps his greatest squad, noting their tougher schedule and explosives in backfield led by Carideo Brill Schwartz Savoldi and OConnor. It contrasts Alabama and Notre Dame's lines and backs, cites Wade's view, and discusses American players adapting to English rugby with Pfann Gates Parker Bond and others at Oxford alongside college stars. Carl Wendt of California is named captain.
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Bert Metzger
Marchmont Schwartz
Notre Dame
Rockne
Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen
Carideo
Gipp
Johnny Mohardt
Jim Stawley
Christy Flanagan
Jack Elder
Marty Brill
Elmer Layden
Joe Savoldi
Anderson c
Kiley
Conley
Chuck Jollins
Ted Swomey
Culver
Zoughlin
Bach
Fred Miller
Nesseean
University of ‘Alabama
Ne Isnee
Duke University
Wade
Durham
Alabama
Brill
Schwartz
Savoldi
O'Connor
George Gippes Ie Denhrt
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
California
Fighting Irish
Pgs “Rock
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
Rhodes
George Fpfann
Quaack
Cornell
Jimmy Valentine
Gates
Princeton
Parker
Dartmouth
Art Bond
University of Missouri
Amon
Bond
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Winifred Wolf
Ottawa
Velma Dayton
Roth Creek
Topeka County
Lawrence County Club
Orville Stone
Fred Jadiecke
Fred
Waldo Crowder
Lawrence
Ohio
Kirtland Country Club
Fred Armstrong
League of Natione
Germany
Europe
White Sox
Presa Pirate
Louis Brown
James Saunders
Lakeland, Ky
Carl Mine
Saunders
Carl Milne
John Hix
Conie
Bene
Factor
Minneapolis
Mina
Sunshine Bright
Ord, Nebr
Strong and Manly
Eagle River
Wis
Albany
Hien
Minkeapolis
Santristay
Red Cross Relief Fund
Wichita
Apr
Art Griggs
St. Louis Browns
St. Joseph
Jimmy Hamilton
The
Saints
Joe ‘Anderson
Southern Association
Oklahoma City
Cletus Dixon
Will
Syracuse
New C. of E
Smith Brothers
Columbia
Clyde
College of Emporia
Emporis
Tigers
Glenn
Raymond
Smith
Gwinn Henry
Erbecarte
Migeourt
Paris
Shaule
Foor
Lou Genrig
al Demarce
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Eddie Roush
da Howley
Cincinnati Red Pilot
Roush
Eddie Morgan
Tribe
Ignew Fonseca
Morgan
Indians
el Paso
Tex
Chicago Cubs
Pacific Coast
Donie Bush
Chicago White Sox
Carl Reynolds
Smead Jolley
Mel Simons
Bush
Fred Richrodt
Bob Fothergill
Johnny Watwood
Watwood
Lu’ Blue
George Blahalder Revenths
Bill Kilefer
Walter Stewart
Jack Hayes
Washington Senators
Jack
Johnson
Buddy Myer
Cairo
Egypt
Aan Iompany’s Theatres
Ray
Rosie
Krum Koal
Penn
Mate Rockne
Soy
America
Adam Walsh
Noy
Roger Kiley
Tom Conrey
Ted Twomey
Coughlin
Harry Stuhldreher
Ierr
Harry
Knute, Rockne
Four Horsemen” Fame
Frank Carided
Alan Gould
William Wallace Wade
Carl Wendt
Hoover
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