Lawrence Defeats Ottawa on Track in University Arena Meet
Lawrence high track team tallied nine firsts and swept two events to beat Ottawa 73.45 to 56.45 at Kansas University stadium. John Cunningham led Lawrence with an 880 yard win, while Stoland won high jump and helped relay wins. Next meet is Friday at Shawnee Mission.
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Ottawa
University of Kansas
John Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
K. U
Lawrence
Ireland
Nelson
Higgins
Betts
Edmonds
E. A. Wood
Stoland
Bob Stoland
Shawnee Mission
Sealy
Ottawat Bee
Ferrer
Cal Joway
Wiliams
Wiler
Whitaker
Olter
V Durer
Cunningham
Henley
Brunner
Burke
Henthrone
Waon
Still
Lewrence
Botts
Jet- Ta
Calloway
Bonebmke
Hormuth
Lawrrence
Foote
Winters
Printy
Iling
Quiana
Vanthorn
Roberts
Dennis
Sieland
Whitsker
Williams
Hill
Reland
Hig-hpings
Jella
Steland
Johnson
Frice
Pasretce
Hillview Opens New 18 Hole Course Near Lawrence
The Hill View club two miles south of Lawrence will hold the formal opening of its new 18 hole golf course on April 15. Club manager Earl Whitaker announced the event and said exhibitions with several well known pros from the area will be scheduled.
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Hill View Club
Lawrence
Highway 73-W
Earl Whitaker
Bowling Scores and Matches Across Cities
Associated Press report lists scores from multiple bouts: Gus Sonnenberg of Philadelphia with 260 in Boston, Ray Steele 233, Glen Dale, California 38:00. Ed Don George 215 defeating Henri Deglane in two out of three falls. Other results include Bob Kibber McCoy 20 in Lewiston and Marion Myster 174 defeating Pink Gardner 178 in Schenectady 90:00.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Ray Steele
Glendale
Cal
Ed Don George
North Java
N. Y
Henri Deglane
France
Lewiston
Bob Kibber McCoy
Cambridge
Mass
Joe Ko- Sut
Toronto
Schenectady
Arion Mynster
Charlotte
N.C
Pink Gardner
Strange As It Seems Wingless Rooster At National Zoo
A wingless rooster at the National Zoo in Washington intrigues scientists as they observe evolution’s effects. The bird lacks the flying instinct yet shows no courage or desire to fly, prompting study for clues to future chicken flight capability.
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National Zoo
Washington
Baer Prepares for Title Flight and Exhibitions
Max Baer will depart for the title chase by next Tuesday and plans a two week series of exhibitions en route to New York arriving April 25 where he will meet champion Primo Carnera on June 14. First stop Springfield Missouri April 13, then Kansas City April 18 with additional dates to be added as arranged by manager Ancil Hoffman. Baer will train starting May 1 under Mike Cantwell and continue road work and conditioning activities through the period.
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Calif
Max Baer
California
Baer
New_York
Primo Carnera
Springfield
Ancil Hoffman
Kansas City
Hoffman
Mike Cantwell
Iowa U to send fast relay teams to carnival
Iowa City April 7 Iowa University plans strong relay squads for the Lawrence carnival April 21 to regain prominence among champions at Kansas games. Coach George T Bresnahan will select half mile mile and shuttle hurdles quartets from Becker Des Moines Cook Spencer Henry Tingley Page Newton Dean Traer and others.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
George T. Bresnahan
Towa
Ed Becker
Des Moines
Robert Cook
Spencer
Russell Henry
Tingley
Bernard Page
Newton
Sidney Dean
Traer
Becker
Henry
Page
Dean
Cook
Iowa
Graham Moulton
Council Bluffs
Francis Cretzmeyer
Emmetsburg
Ray Latham
Cedar Falls
John Parker
Burlington
Clifford Berkey
Lone Tree
Japanese Tennis Star Jiro Sato Reported Dead by Suicide
Tokyo April 6 AP Jiro Sato Japan's top Davis Cup player reportedly killed himself by leaping from the Hakone Maru off Singapore on the way to Europe. His body was not recovered amid notes of nervous strain after months of international tennis campaigns. Also today, Pinehurst hosted the North and South Amateur Golf finals with Dick Chapman facing George T. Dunlap Jr. for the national title.
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Tokyo
Jiro Sato
Japan
Singapore
Europe
Sato
Pinehurst
N. C
Dick Chapman
New England
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Baseball Notes From Across the South and Florida
Charley Devens, ex Harvard pitcher, returns to the Yankees after recovery in Florida from appendicitis and peritonitis. Dodgers seek another pitcher via trades with Emil Fuchs and Branch Rickey pursuing minor league talent. Lefty O'Doul aims for a Giants regular role with timely pinch hitting. Lefty Grove to start for Red Sox against Barons, possibly two to three innings. St Louis Cardinals holiday before final Florida exhibition vs Reds. Rogers Hornsby notes feeble Browns offense, five hits off Van Mungo in Tampa preparations.
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Bob Quinn
Judge
Emil Fuchs
Boston
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Cardinals
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Cards
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Ala
Lefty Grove
Arm
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Barons
Bucky Harris
Lefty
Bradenton
Orlando, Fla
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Browns
van Mungo
Baker Relays Set for April 28 at Baker University
Baldwin Kan April 7 AP The eleventh annual Baker University relays will be held April 28 officials announced Many schools and junior colleges in Missouri and Kansas are expected to enter teams. First Meet for Aggies Manhattan Kan April 7 AP Kansas State College opened its 1934 outdoor track season with a dual meet against the Emporia Teachers Last year the Teachers won 69 to 62 Jimmie Hitchcock star shortstop for Newark in the International league coaches football at Auburn in the fall and spring.
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Kan
Baker University
Missouri
Kansas
Aggies Manhattan
Kansas State College
Emporia Teachers of
Emporia
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Newark
Eight new A A U boxing champions crowned in St Louis
In St Louis on April 7 eight new national amateur boxing champions were crowned including Detroit Negro Joe Louis who KO'd Ario Soldati in the second round to capture the 173-pound title. Stan Evans of Highland Park Michigan won the heavyweight crown, Edwin Waring of Highland Park took the 126-pound belt, and Western skirmishes produced multiple titles for San Francisco and Midwest boxers. Other winners included Youngstown C Com Barry in flyweight and Armando Sicilis in featherweight, with Norbert Meehan securing a first-round knockout en route to the finals.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
A.A.U
Ario Soldati
Princeton
Ill
Bud Schildknecht
Kansas City
San Francisco
Illinois
Springfield
Youngstown
C. C Om. Barry
Manuel Fuste
Armando Sicilis
Jim Mace
Trishman
Norbert Meehan
Amsey Rimson
Schneider
D. V. Liddell
Hilocco Indian Institute
Oklahoma
Danny Farrar
Youngstown, O
Dave Clark
Fred Apostoli
San Frencisco
Fred Wallmeyer
Richmond
Baldwin News Shoppers and Visitors make short trip trio
Mrs Harry Barnett Mrs Carl B Butell and Mrs Charles E Beeks were Kansas City shoppers on Thursday. Miss Martha Cowgill who had been visiting in Lawrence returned to Baldwin Thursday. While in Lawrence she was the guest of honor at a luncheon at the Colonial given by Miss Ursula Henley. Other guests were Lawrence school teachers. Mrs Wallace B Fleming Mrs Thomas A Evans Dean Gracerwin and Misses Clara B Kreftiner and Mary Anna Lawrence drove to Emporia on Friday to attend the Kansas division conference of the American Association of University Women.
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Carl B. Butell
Charles E. Beeks
Kansas City
Martha Cowgill
Lawrence
Baldwin
Miss Cowgill
Colonial
Ursula Henley
Wallace B. Fleming
Thomas A. Evans
Dean Gracerwin
Clara B. Kreftiner
Mary Anna Lawrence
Emporia
Kansas
American Association of University Women
Bateson
Marvin Higley
Frank Higley
Ava Higley
Oskaloosa
John Hughes
Raymond
Wellsville
Chester Hughes
Olathe
Richard Petrie
Gerald
Lone Star
Petrie
Georgia
Valley Grove
Violet Crawford
W. E. Koehring
O. C. McGee
Mary Rose
Marjorie
Albert Herning
Sarah Ann
Merriam
C. B. Graves
May
Idaho
Glyndale
Chastain
H. C. Gauck
Harry Woodleaf
Reta Marie LaVigne
Bobby Bateman
Topeks
C. C. Nelson
W. Cook
Topeka
Nelsons
E. E. Gibler
Clinton
T. R. Petty
H. A. Collins
J. W. Decker
Bell Memorial Hospital
Herbert Jones
Jones
O. Avey
Ed Strong
Vinland
Henry Broeker
C. E. Mercer
Osawatomie
Charles Ice
George Ice
LaVern Ice
Brady Ball
Emily Ball
Reading
Robert Whitcomb
Earl McCleery
R. L. Bulkley
Rons
Wakarusa
Marion Strong and Son
Strong
Marvin Highey
Beverly Marie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Highey
J. W. Hughes
C. Q. Aveyard _Tamily
C. B. Turner
Popeka
Raybert
Thornton
James
Folyfield
Horse Shoe Lake
Leavenworth
Clarence Bartz
Mary Louise Evans
Laura Bell Evans
Wellaville
Lena Whittaker
St. Ottawa
L. Harmon
Harmon
Baldwin News Pies Easter Visits And Local Events
Easter in Baldwin brings visits from Ft Scott and Coffeyville families. Katherine Cragge recovers from chicken pox. Lottie Cartwright ill with brain infection. Local society notes include American Association of University Women reception, Tri Delta Topeka trip, and Southeast Sunday School drama contest set for April 11 at First Methodist church. Funeral for Robert Winters reported. Lyndon band concert at Centenary Hall. Pomona degree work at Baldwin Odd Fellows lodge. Dr Harald Case to speak at Baker campus event Wednesday.
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Ft. Scott
Baldwin
A. Q. Sullivan
Katherine Clare Cragge
Lottie Cartwright
Hewitt Taylor
George McFerren
Kenneth
Coffeyville
Ruth McFerren
J. F. Lewis
Wiley A. Keve
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
James Chubb
American Association of University Women
Baker University
Baldwin High School
Wallace Bruce Fleming
Roy A. Dillon
Kansas Division
Kan
Dillon
Edward Cline Alderdice
Harold Flickinger
Amelia Betts
Yauslin
W. B. Fleming
Fleming
Verdon Liston
C. R. Kients
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Neb
Tri Delta
State College
Manhattan
Jayhawk
Washburn
Vinland Methodist and Tresbyterian
Ives Chapel
Lawrence
J. A. McFarland, Jr
Baldwin Ledger
J. A. McFarland
May Torrey
Levon Freidrick
Amarillg
Texas
L. B. Twichell
John Brunough
Pasadena
Cal
Highway 50
Town
Cordell
Edenfield
Edgerton
Mae Correll
Lyndon
Centenary Halls
John Francis
C. E. Francis
Baker
Robert Joseph Winters
Church of God
Vinland
Winters
William Winters
Ferdinand Winters
West Baldwin
Pomona
Odd Fellows Lodge
Baker Chapel
Harald C. Case
Cage
Hhe
Rose K. Case
First Methodist
Baker Campus
Fairfax Belmon t Fairmont Improvement Association Meets
The Fairmont Improvement Association will hold its regular quarterly business meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Stewart Savage on Thursday evening April 12. Mrs Lawrence Cook and her daughter Mary Ellen of Kansas City visited, and other locals were noted in Easter visits and neighborhood chores.
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Stewart Savage
Lawrence Cook
Mary Ellen
Kansas City
Earl Harlburt
David Thornton
Harry LaVigne
C. C. Nelson
Topeka
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Harry Strong
Lake View
Ed Gilbreath
Truman Ransom
Olathe
Mr. Gilbreath
Emma Gilbreath
Marion Strong
F. M. Smith
Joseph Smith
G. W. Jackson
Evelyn
Miss Heler
Bateson in Kansas City for business trip
Bateson made a business trip to Kansas City on Monday. The column lists numerous callers and Easter visits across Topeka, Wellsville, Osawatomie, Lawrence, and surrounding towns, noting names of families and relatives, hospital stays, and Easter gatherings. It ends with an advertisement urging specialized training at the Business College.
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