Warriors edge rivals at Haskell in dual meet action
Haskell star leads Indians with 25 points and four firsts in a strong day of track. Charles wins the 100 yard dash and 220 low hurdles, ties for first in high jump with Brightman of Wentworth, and places in shot put. Redskins sweep events including the mile relay and half mile. Washburn College and Haskell meet Saturday at the Haskell stadium for a dual affair.
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John
Kansas
Ares
Charles
Brightman
Haskell
Redskins
Braves
Acion
Washburn College
FSW
McDonald
Roy Wynne
Ichabod
Charies
Skanadore
Winnie
Heckell
Yim
Pola
Matts and Hoover
Wentworth
Altavitch Mitskell
Mead
Grant
Harles
Gallejos
Hask
Bucpanat
Heskell
Recona
Sherm
Sucyard
Winole
Skenadore
Morrison
Harked
Tor Gist
Behar
Marrs
Ted
Apakell
Wentree
Beaver
Peake
Beastey
Weantworth
Fime
Dish
Vinhla
van Jacker
Roberts
Nape
Ete
Charléo
H Law
Flgasell
Beuke
Seehas Heavens
Galtelos
Tird
Alinyavon
Browning
Has‘Peake
J. Preston
G. M. Winnie
Three Fight Champions Tangle This Week Without Titles
The AP reports three boxing champions plan bouts this week while keeping their titles out of reach. Mundell faces Benny Duke in Grand Rapids, Schwartz meets Roy Walley in San Francisco, and Dundee fights Mello in Lowell with no title at stake.
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New York
Joe‘Dundee
Sammy
Mandell
Rockford,h
Commission ‘Ag
Mundell
Benny » Duke
Grand ‘Rapids
Inj
Grand Rapids
Schwartz
Roy’ Walley
Manila
San Francisco
High School Relays Draw Regional Entries
Five high school bands from a county accepted an invitation to the city relays. Teams from KU and others will compete in a feature event with local bets and school bands set to perform at the meet.
Kansas tennis team opens season at K U courts
The Kansas tennis team opened the season with a non conference match against Washburn on K U courts. Kansas won three of four singles and both doubles matches but Washburn threatened in one doubles battle. Key results include Gsell and Jewell defeating Washburn players and Ashcraft and Friedburg trading set wins.
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University of ‘Kansas
Washburn College
K /U
Tayhawkers
Washburn
Snyder
Kansas
Ichabods
Lazer
Ashcraft
Ashcraft of. Kansas Had An Excitist Match With Sands,and Friedburg
Aggies
Gsell
Spyt Gea
Seeil
Fee Ee
Garlinghouse
Ashburn
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Enteas
Redburg i
Texans Win Tourney at Chicago Interscholastic Championship
Texans from Athens Texas claim the high school basketball national title at the University of Chicago tournament. They defeat Oklahoma City Classen 25 to 21 in a hard fought final, with critics noting Athens pace and six-foot-two players as key factors in the victory.
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Athens
Texas
University of Chicago
Classen
Oklahoma City
Athen
Patttern
Texans
Sould Holve
Colorado
of the
Surnabnets
Jackson
Vkie Fortifie
Brockton
Mass
Hire Cicero
Tit
Derby
Pyle's Marathoners Begin Appalachian Trek Today
Pyle's Marathoners Muet Climb Appalachian Mountains starting today from Cumberland toward Uniontown. Ed Gardner of Seattle leads nearly to the gap, with John Salo a police officer and Frederick Hancock among entrants. Several runners including Reece Gardner and Steven are noted in yesterday's entries as preparation continues.
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Pyle
Appalachian Mountains
Hanick
U.c. Pyle
Cumberland
Uniontown
Gardner Dusky
Seattle
John
Salo
Polceman
Frederick Hancock
Peter Gavuzzi
Gland Reece Gardner
Ewton
South
Steven
Ung.Placang
All Brothers
Homas
Beeb Tario
Rockford
Frederick
Elton
Istart
Ames College Trials Narrow Varsity Berths
A fragmented Ames Iowa report outlines eliminations and reposts as teams contest for varsity berths at the state college level. Details are partial, but the focus remains on competition for spots and advancement in the spring season.
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Ames
Iowa
Leas State‘College
Sports in Brief Week End Edition
Veteran outfielder Zach Wheat announces permanent retirement. Monte Carlo finals see Wilbur Coen of Kansas City defeated. Louis Worm of Denmark reports. National Interscholastic Basketball Championship declines. Athens, Texas, noted. Hewitt Morgan of New York defends national tennis title. Detroit records a new women’s skating time of 45 seconds for a quarter mile by Leila Brooks of Toronto.
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Monte Carlo
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
Monte ‘Carlo
Louis Worm
Denmark
Icago
Brundage Leads Move To Reshape Amateur Athletics
Avery Brundage of Chicago, acting for the A A U, seeks constitutional changes after sending a comprehensive questionnaire to 157 governors. He expects measures to harmonize the A A U with the NCAA, create a high judiciary commission for amateur eligibility, gain broad recognition by allied bodies, revamp governance, and update the A A U constitution to modern needs.
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Chicag
Union
United States
Avery Brundage
Chica
Brundage
Lef
the. U
National Collegiate Association
Comminsiener
K.M. Landis
A.A. U
A. A. LU
Dick Porter and Baltimore Baseball Mention Noted
Fragments reference Dick Porter connected to Baltimore baseball history and a late figure, with scattered notes on managers, left handed batting, and measurements. The readable text hints at biographical or archival details without a full narrative.
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Dick Porter
Baltimore
School of Baseball
Jac Ra
Oath
Donn
Netra
Green Brothers baseball team to play Sunday games in Lawrence
Lawrence will be represented this season by a strong Sunday baseball club sponsored by the Green Brothers hardware company. Al Green is backing the team and the roster is nearly complete with several good players signed. A practice game is likely next Sunday before a regular schedule begins against local teams. managers should contact F. W. Mullin at 506 Maine Street to schedule games.
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Lawrence
Green Brothers Hardware Company
al Green
Green Brothers
F. W. Mullin
Maine Street
Green Brothers Club
Country Club Golfers Plan Special Matches
Preliminary plans are under way for special 18 hole match plays between members of different professional and business groups. The first contest will be Clothing and Dry Goods Merchants versus Insurance men, to be completed by April 14 with a dinner date to follow. Notable players include Herb Bullene and Iron Man F A Armstrong, with teams listed for Clothing and Dry Goods and Insurance respectively.
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Herb. Bullene
Lone
Iron Man
F. A. Armstrong
Zoads
Owen Carl
Cliff Carl
Art Weaver
H.B. Bullene
H. B. Qber
George Houk
Charles Radcliffe
Don Lovett
Harry Green
CE. Decker
George Bullene
Insurancée
B. C. Lupton
Occidental College Enters Kansas Relays With Sprint Relay Team
Occidental College coach Joe Pipal confirms entry for Kansas Relays on April 20 with a sprint relay team and several specialists. The team will hold final Los Angeles tryouts and then travel to Des Moines for Drake Relays before returning to compete in Kansas.
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West Coast
University.of Kansas
J Athletic
Joe Pipal
Occidental College of
Los Angeles
Pipal
Los ‘Angeles
Kansas
Des Moines
Ecidental
Columbia to Broadcast First Game in Washington
The Columbia Broadcasting System announced it would broadcast the ceremony at Washington on April 16 when President Hoover throws out the first ball at the opening game of the American League season.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington
Jon
Hoover
St Mary's Knighthood Beats Kansas U in Series Tilt
St Marys Knights defeat Kansas U 6 to 2 at home in the second game of the series. O Rourke drove in a run in the opening frame as St Marys built an early lead. White on the mound allowed two runs in the sixth. Kelty pitched well after the second inning. Harry Burns made a sensational eighth inning catch on Maney’s bid. Kansas opens the Big Six against Kansas Aggies in a two game set here Friday. Aggies previously beat St Marys 5 to 2. Batteries: St Marys Kelly Patterson, Kansas U White Schroeder Trumbull. Umpire Laylan.
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St. Mary's “Colle
K-U. -At
St. Mary's
Jayhawkers
The
Knights
Kansas
Steve O’rourke
St. Marys
Fisher
K. v
White
Bill Kelhy Knight
Harry Burns
Maney
Kansas Aggies
Aggies
St. Mary’s
University
Ae Mary ’S
Kelly
Patterson
White and Schroeder
Trumbull
Laylan
Kansas City
Divot Diggings and Golf Gossip Roundup
A jumble of club gossip and odd anecdotes from the course. Notes mention Henry Asher’s boast and its credibility, Miss Long’s query about a golf ball maker, Bat Bullock’s quarrel with Charles Elwes over age, and various round results. The piece also notes weather had little effect on play, with crowding on the course and several players achieving notable scores. The item ends noting a relay entry for Ripley, Michigan.
Wolverines And Four Enter Kansas Relays Field
Michigan raised its Kansas Relays entry to five schools with Fielding H. Yost receiving the entries. This marks Michigan’s second Kansas Relays visit after 1926. Coach Stephen Farrell entered 12 athletes in shot put discus 100 yard dash two mile and four mile relays. Other Big Ten entrants include Illinois Iowa Northwestern Chicago and Wisconsin.
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Big Ten
Kansas Relays
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Michigan
Stephen Farrell
Illinois
Iowa
Northwestern University of Chicago
Wisconsin
University Spring Meet Opens Tomorrow At University Stadium
The intramural spring track meet under Edwin R. Elbel begins tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 with events including the 100 yard dash 440 yard dash 1 mile medley relay 120 yard high hurdles 880 yard relay shot put and pole vault. Thursday offers the 220 yard dash 440 sprint relay 220 yard low hurdles high jump broad jump discus javelin and 1 mile relay.
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K. WU
Edwin R. Elbel
Dempsey Ruth Sparring Brawl Ends With Bat Chase
At Palm Beach exhibition Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth sparred as the crowd roared. Ruth joked about a bat in hand then swung at Dempsey, prompting a dramatic chase off the stage after a right jab sent Ruth’s head recoiling.
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Jack
Babe
Bambino
Dempsey
Ruth
Giants See Best Chance For Title This Season
Memphis AP John McGraw on his 58th birthday says the Giants may have their best shot in years to win the league. He notes the Cubs are the most improved rival. Exhibition and minor league results mix with scattered stock yard notes across New Orleans Norfolk Oklahoma City Dallas and Kansas City, highlighting a busy spring scene.
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Memphis, Tenn
John McGraw
Giants
Cubs
Kansas City
al Crowder
Kansas City Blues
St. Louis Browns
Wheat and Livestock Market News From Chicago
Chicago market reports show wheat prices rising on bullish farm relief prospects and tight supplies, with unsettled closes around 3.38 to 3.50. Livestock traded steady to higher, with hogs and cattle firming in lead positions and a mixed bag of prices across weights and grades reflected in the day’s city sale figures.
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Arizona
Tacdium
Ina. Dawt
Chicago
Avril S
United State
Liverpool
Washington
House
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Arm Relief Board
L. S. Dept Pt Ag
Trading shifts as markets move and bonds hold
The market traded with mixed strength as factions traded, copper shares fell after high prices, and Chesapeake & Ohio rose on a stock issue denial before profit-taking slid it. New York Jay sellers and Maine court ruling fears weighed, while crude oil and gasoline prices held steady and a Polish communist deputy received a five year labor sentence.
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Chesapeake
Inters
State Commission
Nll States Supreme Court
O'Fallasy
Charin
Sheamalip Peyich & Ford
Atarine Preferred
Stromberg
Adi Superior’ Steel
American Xpress
Ras Lowgs
Noa
New York City
Maine States Rubeenic Court
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