Kansas Relays entries close tonight April 18
Entry window ends at midnight with mail-in acceptance. over forty universities contest in Kansas Relays. Western Conference schools Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Northwestern participate along with Missouri Valley teams, Occidental College from California enters for hopes of keeping their trophy. Ticket sales start next Wednesday April 25 with KK men W A A women coordinating at campus and merchants handling downtown sales under C Carl.
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Kansas
Occidental College of
Los Angeles
Cala
California
Iill
Jay Janes
Open Season Fraternity Kansas to face Oklahoma Friday
Coach Patsy Clark leads the University of Kansas baseball team to open the Missouri Valley season Friday at 3 30 p m against Oklahoma at Stadium field. Kansas seeks better running order after practice with the Haskell Indians earlier in the week. Oklahoma, defeated 4 2 by Oklahoma A M Monday, travels to Lawrene to even the score. Lineup listed and Pat Boyle to umpire.
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Patsy Clark
University “of Kansas
University of Oklahoma
Stadium Field
Sooner
Clark
Jayhawker
Haskell Indians
Crimson
Blue Diamond
Indians
Oklahoma
Oklahoma AY
Lawrence
Price
Swenson
Smith
Kennedy
Armstrong
Ghilds
Skinner
Halpin
Testerman
Pat
Boyle
State athletic commission to meet for boxing rule draft
Topeka April 8 The state athletic commission created by the legislature will convene next Saturday at the state American Legion headquarters. Three commissioners will draft rules for boxing exhibition permits and bout supervision. No permits will be issued until the commission finalizes its action plan. Members include Dr. Forrest Allen M F Ahearn and H W Hargiss from Kansas University Kansas State Agricultural College and Emporia State Teachers College.
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Topeka
Kan
State Athletic Commission
The
American Legion
Kansas University
State Agricultural College
Emporia State,Teachers College
Forrest “Allen
M. F. Ahearn
H. W. Hargiss
Lawrence High elects Fred Fearing captain of 1920 basketball
Fred Fearing, a junior at Lawrence High School and brother of Olin Fearing of Kansas, was elected captain of the 1920 Red and Black basketball team at a banquet hosted by Mrs. H T Jones. Fearing played guard last season and helped both defense and offense. several players were named to receive the letter L, including Captain Endsley and Captain elect Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fearing
Lawrence High School
H .T. Jones
Fearing
Olin Fearing
University of Kansas
McDonald's
Lawrence High
Andrew McDonald
Endsley
Jones
John Foster
Garleton ‘Kent
Max Foresman
C. Gracber
Kennard
Bud” Kennedy
Thomas
Jack” Popplewell
Seniors Lead In Liberty Memorial Track Meet
The senior class held a substantial advantage in the interclass track meet at Liberty Memorial High School, 59 to 35 1 3 and 25 2 3 for juniors and sophomores with five events left. Yesterday’s events included the 220 yard dash won by Wilbur Bratton, 120 yard hurdles won by Foressman Pontius, the 12 pound shot put won by Wilbur, and the 220 yard hurdles won by Foressman with times and placements listed for other finalists.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Wilbur
Bratton
Ky. Erikson
Foresman
Pontius
Soph
Anderson
Hanson
Seventeen freshmen named on Kansas freshmen squad
Seventeen freshmen at the University of Kansas were named by Coach John Bunn for numerals as members of the freshman basketball squad. Other items note rural school tournament at Vinland, marriage licenses in Lawrence, graduation sermon at Lawrence High, a Kansas City luncheon, postponed radio program, and a want ad tease.
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University of Kansas
John Bunn
F .C. Alien
University
Bunn
James Hill
Pittsburg
Claude Chalfont
Elmwood
Charles Wall
Sedan
Billins Grad
Vinland
Pad Sole
Saas
Tad Reid to return as coach at University of Kansas
Theodore Tad Reid, former Missouri State Teachers College coach at Warrensburg, has been appointed assistant coach in all branches of athletics at the University of Kansas. He will begin September 5 and will train the football ends, coach freshmen basketball, assist varsity, and lead cross country efforts.
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Theodore ‘Tad’ Reid
Missouri State Teachers College
Warrensburg
University of Kansas
F. Co ‘Allen
University
Reed
Jaye Reed
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Jayhawker
Mt. Oread
Reid
Missouri Interscholastic Athletic Association
Gottlieb of Syracuse Beats Nurmi in Handicap Race
Syracuse runner Gottlieb defeats Paavo Nurmi in a handicap race with Nurmi a noted Finnish distance ace. The result marks a notable upset as Nurmi rarely loses in such events.
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Gotlied
Syracuse
Nurmi
Paava Nurmi
Orange Star
Fifteen Cattle React Tuberculosis in Grant Township
About fifteen head tested in Grant township tuberculosis inspection are reactors. Cattle will be appraised and disposed of with salvage paid to owners. a third of the difference between appraisal and salvage goes to each owner from federal aid and county funds. Veterinarian C B McClelland will begin county inspection in Eudora Friday.
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Grant
C. B. McClélland
Win
Eudora
Easter Services and Passion Play At United Brethren Church
The Brethren Church Sunday school drew a good crowd with a sermon on Christ last words on the cross and notes on his final sayings. A Passion Play and orchestra music filled Sunday evening, with Easter services planned for next morning and night. United Brethren members attend despite weather. Dr. W O Jones preached on The Common Salvation and The Great Salvation. Thursday is young peoples night. all are invited. An apron bazaar and chicken pie dinner at First Baptist is set for Saturday April 11 with dinner at lunch.
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Brethren Church
Chris
Jesus
Christ
Paralise
United Brethren
W.O. Jones
First Baptist Church
Wichita heals burn case with skin grafts and water tub
In Wichita on April 8 authorities plan a running water tub to immerse 14 year old La Vaughn Patterson, severely burned after attempting to light a fire with kerosene. Volunteers have supplied about 900 inches of skin for grafts as surgeons pursue a cure.
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Wichita
la Vaughn Patterson
Patterson
Thomas F. Dawkins
Chicago
One Perfect Tree and Carry It to the Sites
Tokio April 8 Associated Press Undeterred by his 80 years Baron Okura a leading Japanese financier heads into Mongolia for a joint venture with the Prince to develop vast agricultural land the baron provides capital while the prince offers land his son says the trip is hazardous but his father remains in robust health and will be aided by attendants including a physician a military guard has been arranged with General Ghang-Tso-lin to counter bandit danger
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Tokio
Associated Press
Baron Okura
Japan
Mongolia
Ghang-Tso-lin
Woodlawn and Lincoln PTA to receive half funding
The board of education voted to defray half of the expenses of an electric hot plate for the Woodlawn and Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association at their meeting held last evening.
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Liberty Orial High School
Manhattan
Board of Education
Board of “Education
Supt
Delzo
Education
Woodlawn and
Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association
Richmond Dinner Teaches Goodwill Among City Staff
In London suburb Richmond, 450 Corporation employees including typists bath attendants town clerk and garbage men were treated to a dinner hosted by Mayor Arthur Howitt with aldermen as waiters to foster goodwill among the departments.
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Richmond
Diney
London
Associated Press
Corporation of
Arthur Howitt
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State. Athletic Commission
Boxing
ELKS
Barteldes
Edmondson
Kelso
Gustafson
Sevenback Hetzel
Hartig Tenpin
Underwood
Haskell Institute
Dick Han‘ley
Baker
Liston
Haskell
Acacia Lodge
A. Hy
A. M
Ma-temple
Alexa Sterling
Wilbert Grieve Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Russell Dowdy
Geraldine Kaler
Menger
Dwight R. Skien
Sylvia
Martin
Browning, Mo
C. A. Richard
Liberty
Memorial
Fred Ellsworth
Sherman Elliot
W.J. Baumgartner
Kansas City
Porter
Frank Jennings
Journal-World
Tad” Reid
Jayhawker Gridiron
Tvocation
Agriculture
Department of Liberty
W.R. Essick
Vocational Agriculture Department
New York
Constance Delaney
Directoire
ITH & VT
Irvin Breithaupt
Heart of
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont
Kansy
Dunlop
Buick CO
Buick
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
Burgner-Bowman - Matthews Lumber Company
West
Ralph Harmén
Mgr
DEVOE
F. W. Jaedicke
Mass
United States
World
Portland Cement Association
Gloyd Build
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