Lawrence High dominates invitational track meet at Oskaloosa
Lawrence scored 92 points to win, Valley Falls second with 36, Oskaloosa third with 1345. P Hormuth led Lawrence with 12 points as Lawrence swept shot put and broad jump, took first and second in 220 and mile, and placed highly in relay events. Valley Falls excelled in sprints and relays, with Ardrey and Hormuth noted in field events. Next meet scheduled at Leavenworth against Atchison and Leavenworth.
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Oskaloosa
Valley Falls
Valley Fails
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Leavenworth
Atchison
Atchsen
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Alls
Koons
Valley Haugh
Everita
Y Falls
Lee
Tvu
Yun
Webb
Law_Stuland
Ager
Haugh
We Durer
Lawr
Valley
Lawrence Goble
Cushingber- Lee
Rising
Oskatcoea
Cunningham
Still
Accand
Til St.tl
Raybourne
Hannah
Lessinger
Jaosa
Guise
Secon Roane Valley Falls
Ardrey
Storm Lawrence
Norman
Patterson
Law Goble
Rob
Oskal
Seton Ardrey
Mehiee
Pierse
Lawrence Groland
Cashtingberry
Mile Open at Kansas Relays Promises Duel of Olympians
The 1500 meter run at the Eleventh Annual Kansas Relays April 22 will be open under Missouri Valley AAU sanction. Glenn Dawson of the Tulsa Athletic Club plans to compete against Kansas star Glenn Cunningham, renewing a high profile distance duel. Cunningham already posted 4 13 in the Columbia mile, with Dawson close behind, while Dawson beat Cunningham indoors in Tulsa in 4 29.9. The meet also marks Cunningham’s first outdoor major race this season after last year’s 1440 meter win at Kansas Relays and Olympic team placement. Gene Venzke’s hoped appearance failed to materialize as coaches favored Penn Relays preparation.
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America
Middle West
Dawson
Cunningham
Tulsa Athletic Club
New York
U.S
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Penn
Indians Lose Ball Game to Kansas State Five-Run Rally
Haskell Indians dropped an exhibition baseball game to Kansas State at Manhattan yesterday afternoon. The Wildcats benched a home run and two hits in the sixth inning to score five runs, aided by two Haskell errors. Final score 8 to 4. Batteries Haskell Dalley Foha Bradley Herris. Kansas State Lowell and Marshall. Fourth of Schools in Five States report notes more than one-fourth of the nation’s 23,930 public high schools are in Texas Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri and Illinois.
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Herris
Lowell
Marshall
Washington
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Ilinois
Department of Interior
Illinois
Strange As It Seems: Tales of Gold, Whales, and Mineral Lords
The column recounts John Hix’s whimsical notes on remarkable finds and natural wonders. It mentions George Walker’s 1886 Africa gold reef discovery near Johannesburg, the Witwatersrand strike yielding vast wealth, and compares whale sizes to jellyfish and a peculiar rock-dwelling harebel that extracts minerals from stone.
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iniettSer
Pat
George Walker
Africa
Witwatersrand
Dohannesburs
Walker
Hawks Look Fast in Kansas Haskell Track Meet Calendar
Kansas and Haskell prepare for a Saturday outdoor track meet at Stadium with 2:30 start time and no admission charge. Kansas football drills showcase spring prospects under Coach Ada Lindsey at Memorial Stadium as scrimmage reveals speed and gaps in the Jayhawks offense and special teams.
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Memorial Stadium
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Javyhawkers
Lindsey
Casini
O’neil
Mehringer
Watkins
Cohen
Veless
Hammer Brothers
Burt
Jim
Frank
Lynch
Dean Nesmith
Sklar
Dutch
Warren
Laub
Peterson
Hayes
Lemster
Yett
Jayhawker
Elmer Schaake
Jnb
Clyde Coffman
Ray Dumra
Coffman
Ormand Beach
Mike Clawson
Ray Brinkman
Washburn Defeats Baker in Dual Track Meet 72 to 58
Washburn high on scoring led by Jack Cunningham with 20 points as Washburn beat Baker 72 to 58 in Baldwin. Cunningham set records with discus at 128 feet 12 inches and Briggs clocked 22.1 seconds in the 220 yard dash. Event highlights include 440 yard dash won by Carter and a strong Washburn relay showing.
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Washburn Jealieye
Baker
George Bretnall
Wildcats
Jack Cunningham
Cunningham
Briggs
Washburn
Mleman
Pratt
Grafath
Carwell
Maker
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Farrow
Paradise
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Hart
Burn
Ghrid
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Briess
Odom
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Holmes
Thompson
Mathias
Ies
M McKay
Roinute
Edwinson
Young
Bakery Cabean
Speer
Cabeau
McKay
Seond
Meek
Nebraska dogs show speed at national coursing meet
At Newton Kansas the National Coursing Association spring meet saw Nebraskan entries dominate sapling events. Tiger Haft of Ra ven a beat Snow Spot and Lucky Mahout to win $200, while Mrs Lmf beat Golden Inch for the special sapling prize. Pesek entries Gangster Imp Gurley and Rusty Andrew reached the derby rounds as finals approach. Leona B. earned $100 consolation after beating Mickey Mac.
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Kan
Nebraska
Kansas
Tecumseh
Neb
John Pesek
Ravena
Tiger Haft
Snow Spot
F. P. Korthanke
Robinson
Lucky Mahout
Korthanke
Mrs. Lmf
Golden Inch
Barry Hagedon
el Paso
Tex
Pesek
Gangster Imp
Gurley
Rusty Andrew
Leona B
Jack Cox
Custer City
Okla
Victor
Mickey Mac
Xennels
Sheridan Muhler
Boxing results from multiple cities report outpoints and knockouts
Associated Press brief lists boxers by city with outcomes including outpoints, knockouts, and stoppages. Names include Jack Pallat, Frannie Edgren, Joe Doktor, Tommy Corbett, Henry Fallegano, Herolf Matthews, Harold Hawkeswood, Harry DeLawitz, John Henry Lewis, Emmett Rec, Jackie Charvez, Stanlex, Tommy Gibson, Johnny Owens, Frank Felix, Lawrence Kartello and others with results from Pittsburgh Cleveland Des Moines Topeka Spokane Joplin and Kansas City events.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Novak
Dpittsburgh
Jack Pallat
Cleveland
Frannie Edgren
Cheyenne
Joe Doktor
Buffalo
St. Mesepa
Tommy Corbett
Sos
Vwenry Falegano
Des Moines
Herolf Matthews
Lincoln
Vale
Fa‘Tegano
Des Moin
Boise
Idaho
Tarold “Hawkeswood
Harry Delawitz
Spokane
San Francisco
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Emmett Rec
Fitzshurs
Topeka
Kan
Jackie Charvez
al. Stanlex
Joplin
Bus Hall
Tommy Gibson
Kansas City
Johnny Owens
Two Wichita U Coaches Relieved of Positions
Wichita April 8 AP two Wichita University coaches Gene Johnson basketball coach and Harry Goerger track coach and head of physical education relieved of duties after current school year economy drives replacement by one full time and one part time coach rumors of athletic reorganization had circulated since February Johnson a five year basketball coach Goerger four years at Wichita from Harvard also notes about joint basketball rules changes and NAIA/NCAA committee dynamics with city series and wrestling results mixed in as part of the same dateline action
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Kan
Gene Johnson
Harry Goerger
University of Wichita
University Board of Regents
Johnson
Goerger
Repolts
E.d
Ed) Gard
Shocker
Garden Plaine High School
Robert Shadoan
Joe Locke
Savoldi Tosses Londos In Questionable Title Bout
Jumping Joe Savoldi defeated Jim Londos in Chicago after 20 minutes and 26 seconds in a one fall match amid chaotic claims. Londos and manager Ed White disputed the outcome citing Illinois commission rulings while referee Bob Managoff was blamed. commission head Joe Tuiner said the issue would be reviewed on Monday. National Wrestling Association officials said Savoldi would not be recognized as champion due to the bout occurring outside association territory and the fall not being carded.
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Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Joe
Chicago Stadium
Jim Londos
Ed. White
London
Ilinois
Savoldi
Bob. Managoff
Managoff
Joe Tuiner
New York's Yankees Giants and Dodgers Unveil Lineups
New York's three major league clubs the Yankees Giants and Dodgers prepare to unveil their lineup for the new season during an opening ceremony anticipated before home fans weather permitting. After a spring training and exhibition tour voyage spanning over many thousands of miles the teams return to the city.
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New York
Yankees
Brooklyn
Giants open season with Tigers at Polo Grounds and Giants tour
The Wedgers debut in New York at Ebbets Field while the Giants host the Detroit Tigers at the Polo Grounds. The Giants kick off a spring tour spanning about 9,000 miles from the Pacific coast and back, amid reports of an earthquake and other early season curiosities.
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New York
Ebbets Field
Br N
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Polo Grounds
Ottawa and others compete in early track meets
Ottawa University defeats Fort Scott Junior College 68 to 34 while eight meet records fall. Ashburn College tops Baker 72 1 3 to 48 2 3. Manhattan State nets beat Haskell Indians 8 to 4. Topeka high wins dual meet over Ottawa 67 1 2 to 64 1 22. Horton Atchison wins Northeast Kansas high school meet. Beeton Wigh of St Joseph dominates Leavenworth dual 89 1 2 to 47 1 2. Oskaloosa Lawrence Highs win invitational with 92 points.
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Ottawa University
Fort Scott Junior College
Baldwin
Ashbur College
Baker University
Manhattan
Kansas State
Haskell Indians
Topeka
Horton
Atchison High School
Effingham Community
Denton
Towhattan
Leavenworth
Behton Wigh
St. Joseph
Leavenworth High
Oskaloosa
Lawrence “High
Valley Falls
Baldwin News Briefs Include Local Visits and Illness
Baldwin news notes a Kansas visitor to see the 3 Black Flamingo on Wednesday night. Local families plan moves to the Heaton property this week. Gil bert Machin of Wamego appears in the play Black Flamingo with his parents visiting. Ms William Keller ill for a month at her daughter’s home. Miss Elijzabeth Snyder of Abilene visits Miss Lor ine Miller. they went to Lawrence. Friends from Lawrence visit Miss Martha Cow gill. crowd includes Florence Snow and others. John Hill in critical condition with his children at his bedside. Jesse Hill and Jon Hill from Higginsville Missouri arrive. Nellie Copper and Glen Wilox from Paola join Mrs. Henry E. Cowgill of Burlington spending Thursday.
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KO Woodruff Odom
Kansas
Baldwin
D. L. Dalke
Heaton
R. M. Machin
Wamego
Gilbert
William Keller
Dewey Schmittenders
Elijzabeth Snyder
Abilene
Lorine Miller
Jesse
Jon
Hill
Hisginsville
Nellie Copper
Glen Wilox
Paola
Henry E. Cowgill
Burlington
Fairmount Improvement Association Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Fairfax Belmont Fairmount Improvement Association met Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neustifter with 29 present. They planned a food sale, discussed road gravelling, and featured a program of guitar, harmonica, and saxophone numbers by local musicians. A birthday handkerchief honor for Mrs. G. Wy. Jackson plus refreshments marked the event.
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Fairmount Improvement Association
Edward Neustifter
Frank Adams
Ivan King
Stewart Savage
Jack King
Dark Reuter
Glyndall Chastain
G. Wy. Jackson
Dentin
Anna Louise B
Herbert Mailey
de Soto
Lawrence
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Charles Nelson
Nic
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L. W. West
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T. Cawood
Swith
Cawood
Fred Brown
Moncriff Place
Fifteenth Street
G. W. Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
5. M. LaRue
LaVern Vee
LaVerna
George Hoskinson
Vinland
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