Kansas Relays Sets Stage for Record Bids at April Meet
The 1933 Kansas Relays at University of Kansas Stadium on April 22 showcase a meet where only four records date before 1930 and earliest go back to 1920. Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Kansas and Oklahoma Baptist lead with two or more records. Events span university and college sections with marks across sprints hurdles distances and field events, including shuttle hurdles pole vault and shot put.
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Kansas U
O. Texas
Christian
Fenian
University of Ilineis
Saling
University of Iowa
Cunthingham
University of Kansas
Cher
Sohwanee University of Wisconsin
Lin
Kansas
Emporia
Thornhill
Guive
Bhs
Universit of Wisconsin
Gorden
University of June
al Bausch
Atiuetie Dion
Beer Ban Still Ison for College Athletes
New York April 7 AP reports that colleges and universities will continue to prohibit beer for athletes with only special exceptions. Training rules remain strict and most leaders oppose beer for amateurs. Pro athletes may drink modestly, says NL president Heydler, but overindulgence risks careers in a highly skilled era.
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New York
Associated Press
Lawson - Robertson
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Harvey Harman
Glen S
Pop) Warner
Penn
Temple
John F
Chick) Meehan
Manhattan
Louw Little
Columbia
John A. Heydler
National League
Western Compact Circuit Could Feature Eight Clubs
Western League plans to operate as an eight club circuit with teams from Kansas Missouri Iowa and Nebraska. President Dale Gear says cities likely Omaha Des Moines St Joseph Springfield Joplin Topeka Wichita and Hutchinson. Opening date tentatively May 9. Meanwhile Baker University athletic director Emil Liston weighs career options as shirts vanish and he contemplates hiring help or waiting until summer.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Dale Gear
St. Joseph
Denver
Pushlo
Colorado
Gear
Des Moines
Springfield
Joplin
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Liston
Baldwin City
Emil S
Baker
Bertillon Department
The
Secret Service
Sway
Strange Earthquake Tales and Sarazen Qualifying Tinies
Recalls the 1920 Chita earthquake with a moving highway and upright trees carried by landslides. Also notes Gene Sarazen turning down a PGA tour waiver, choosing to qualify, and failing to make the St Paul field. Tomorrow: Stumbling Over a Gold Mines.
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Chita
strang_ est
Kansats
Gene Sarazen
St. Paul
Sarazen
Tammy Armour
PIGA
Lawtener High Team Competes At Oskaloosa
Sports calendar entry notes Lawtener High School fields a team in Oskaloosa on Friday while Saturday features Wansas Haskell outdoor track meet with no admission charge. The text also jokes about a savvy mother making a summer outfit for "Johnny" due to shirt size.
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Lawtener High
Oskaloosa
Wansas-Haskell
Kansas and Haskell Track Meet At K U Stadium
Kansas University and Haskell Institute hold an outdoor track meet with 15 events at KU stadium tomorrow afternoon starting 3 PM, pole vault and shot put at 2:30 PM. Referee Wilson "Buster" Charles, starter Clyde Coffman, and coaches Hargiss and Levi headline a roster featuring Cunningham, Dees out with knee infection, and a host of Kansas and Haskell athletes competing across sprints, hurdles, distance, relays, jumps, and throws.
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Haskell Institute
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Wilson
Buster” Charles
Haskell
Clyde Coffman
Coffman
Glenn
Cunningham
Kansas
Elwyn Dees
Bill” Hargiss
John Levi
Grist
Gaskell
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Frazier
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Hendricks
Pankratz
Baxter
Haskel
Bates
Jer
Williams
Rogers
Gay
Hail
Taylor
Borel
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Skell
B. James
Gray
Beatty
Texere
Voran
Saulan
Summers
Hall Plumtey
Warrington
Thomas
Sirers
Alexander
Kansas — Beach
Brinkman
Dumm
Hasxel
Eagleman
Harjo
Wrestling Roundup From Newark And Beyond
Wrestlers of diverse locales contest bouts with varied outcomes. Karl Sarpolis of Newark defeated George Hills in a 22:56 match while Camidon bested Paul Bosch in Swanson. Abe Coleman lost to Louis in a 30 minute clash and Ernie Tnefner fell to Zaharias in 29:00.
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Newark
N. J
Sarpolis
Cleveland
George Hills
Canada
Camidon
Paul Bosch
Swan
Frank Speers
Atlanta
St. Paul
Jimi McMillen
Ion Shit
Manae Nome
Garbaldi
Louis
Abe Coleman
Will Run Tomorrow At Memorial Stadium Milers Race
Glenn Cunningham the nation's outstanding miler will make his first home appearance of the year tomorrow afternoon racing Has kell Institute over the mile at Memorials stadium.
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Glenn Cunningham
Haskell Institute
Memorials Stadium
Rule change talk on post play at NABC meeting
New York April report from AP on a National Association of Basketball Coaches meeting. Coaches debate post play rules in the free throw area with calls varying by region. Morning and afternoon sessions cover committee reports, free throwing, and basketball conditions across sections.
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New York
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Joint Rules Committee
Board of Directors
W. S. Chandler
Marquette University
Varios
Kansas and Oklahoma Fighters Take Away Boxing Titles
Oklahoma and Kansas athletes dominated the Missouri Valley A. A. U. boxing finals in Kansas City, claiming four and three titles respectively with Oklahoma’s Junior Munsell becoming the first to win the same title twice. Dick O’Connor of Coffeyville captured the heavyweight crown, while champions from the Chilocco Indian School took flyweight Marvin Liddle and welterweight Amos Tiger honors.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Junior Munsell
Chiloceo
Columbia
Nevins
Missouri Valley
Boston
Mickey Walker
Paul Estrada
Joey Alcanter
Dick O'Connor
Coffeyville
Kan
Bill Fry
Oklahoma Military Academy
Chilocco
Keith Cockrell
Amos Tiger
Francis Sayers
Hutchinson
Dawson Wins Indoor Mile In Tulsa Carnival Duel With Cunningham
Glen Dawson of Oklahoma defeats Glenn Cunningham in the first annual Tulsa Athletic Association indoor carnival mile in 4:29.9 a yard ahead of Cunningham. The piece recalls past fast times and notes Dawson’s potential as Cunningham’s arch rival, with reference to Venzke and upcoming Kansas relays and possible 1500 meter inclusion for amateurs.
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Associated Press
Glen Dawson
University of Oklahoma
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Tulsa
Dawson
Cunningham
East
United States
Dawsgon
Knights of Columbus
New York
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Venzke
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Jim Bausch
Buster
Ellis Defeats Levinsky in Turner Hall Feature Card
Ottawa light heavyweight John Ellis defeated Duke Levinsky of Chicago in the feature match at Turner Hall. Levinsky won the first fall in 14 with a body press and arm bar, Ellis took the second in 17 with a body smother, and Ellis clinched the match when Levinsky could not answer for the third fall. Semiwindup saw Billy Cochran defeat Hans Steburn after a disqualification on Steburn for a illegal hold. Preliminary Wildcat Sullivan defeated Bill Davidson in three falls with decisive holds.
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John Ellis
Ottawa
Duke Levinsky
Chicago
United Commercial Travelers
Turner Hall
Levinsky
Ellis
Billy Cochran
Lawrence
Hans Steburn
Germany
Steburn
Cochran
Sullivan
North Topeka
Bill Davidson
South Topeka
Davidson
Nelson
Sauer is a shot putter Husker football star tries new game
Lincoln April 7 George Henry Sauer, Nebraska football standout who starred in the 1931 defeat by Northwestern, has switched to track and shows talent as a shot putter. He tried his hand at putting the shot before spring football practice, surprising himself with skill.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Henry Sauer
Nebraska
Northwestern
Sauer Reaches New Distance in Shot Put Return
Track coach Henry F. Schulte and assistant Ed Weir guided Sauer in relearning the shot put form. After a few attempts he added two feet to his throw, moving beyond forty feet and showing potential to exceed forty five feet soon.
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Henry F. Schulte
Ed Weir
Sauer
Schulte
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