Sooner Boxers Dominate Tourney in A A U Ring Meet
Junior Munsell of Chilocco captured his fourth straight valley crown in a rugged all Indian three and two Cutsinger brothers key Missouri Valley entries. The boxers, from Oklahoma and Kansas, claimed six of eight berths for the national amateur championships in St Louis, with Liddell and Driscoll also advancing among other wins by Hiroshi Mashino and Beebe Rich in lower weights. The meet showcased Chickasaw talent and Chilocco’s prominence in the national scene.
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Kansas City
Avr
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Okla
Government
Roger Denman
Munsell
Glen Gibson
Alva
Papoose
Chilocco
Marvin Liddell
Chilecco
Earl Andrews
Chilcco
Sweeney Byars
Troy Quinton
Pete Cutsinger
Perry
Sandy McLean
Newton
Kan
Frank Cutsinger
Pete
Bud Schildknecht
Kanas City
Joe Kempenger
Liddell
Gene Driscoll
Buck Kinsey
Lawton
Hiroshi Mashino
Oklahoma Military Academy
Nelson Emerson
Haskell Indian
T sUtvie
Beebe Rich
Carl Bell
Oklahoma City
Aurels
Baebe Rich
Frank
Hirosho Mazhino
Claremere
Busy Week for Boxers Put Louis Ross in Action
Boxing week features Joe Louis in Detroit seeking another win on the undefeated slate. Barney Ross of Chicago defends his lightweight and junior welter titles against Henry Woods in Seattle in a 12 round bout. Bob Olin meets John Henry Lewis in San Francisco in a non title ten rounder as Lewis touted as the uncrowned 173 pound champion. Louis to fight Primo Carnera in June, training with Roy Lazer in Chicago on Friday for a ten round tune up.
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New York
Iris
Joe Louis
Detroit
Necro
Barney Ross
Chicago
Henry Woods
Yakima
Wash
Seattle
San Francisco
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Lewis
Louis
Primo Carnera
Roy Lazer
New Jersey
Kansas City Rankins win De Molay cage crown
In Emporia Kansas on April 8 the Rankin team from Kansas City defeated Pittsburg 42 to 22 to capture the Kansas De Molay basketball championship. Olathe beat Wellington 40 to 31 for third place after Pittsburg eliminated Wellington 32 to 23.
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Emporia
Kan
William Rankin
Kansas City
Kansas
Rankins
Wilson
Pittsburg
Olathe
Wellington
Strange as It Seems in Death Doll Burial Rite
A fragment recounts a Buddhist rite where families lay worn or broken dolls before a priest, who blesses or buries them as an annual ritual for the deceased. The piece then shifts to a historical note on Belgrade as capital of the Eastern Roman Empire under Justinian, describing aqueducts and wartime famine risks. Tomorrow: America’s discovery of Europe.
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Wales
Eemperor
Justinian the Crear
Belgrade
Justinian
Sarazen Wood Tie For Augusta National Lead In Tough Finish
In Augusta Georgia Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Gene Sarazen of Brookfield Center Connecticut battled 72 holes to finish tied at 282 two under par for first place money in the 45000 Augusta National Invitation Tournament. Wood shot a 70 final round while Sarazen posted 73 as Robert Tyre Jones Jr struggled to a 78 and a 297 total in a crowded field.
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Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Wood
Sarazen
Gene
al Diver
Dade Gene
Tal
Ian
Craig
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Jones
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Football Injury Report
In Brooklin Newfoundland New York defeated Newark four to two while Newark won eleven to five over Philadelphia. In Columbus Missouri on April 8 fullback Clair Houston of St Louis and Missouri was injured in spring practice from a hard tackle during his first scrimmage carry. Journal-World classifieds note extensive room rentals annually.
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Tiger
Columbus
Clair
Butch) Houston
St. Louis
University of Missouri
Houston
Journal-World
National coaches nominate Dr. F C Allen for 1936 Olympic mentor
Evan Edwards reports additions honor for Dr. F C Allen of Kansas University as a nominee to coach the American Olympic basketball team in 1936. The article notes Allen’s role in promoting basketball as an Olympic sport and mentions potential scrutiny of A A U coach selections, including Gallagher of Oklahoma Aggies, amid restructuring and fundraising ideas like a Naismith Day. Oklahoma football expectations and Kansas relay toward outdoor events are also touched.
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F. C. Allen
K. U
Association of Coaches
Chicago
Allen
National Association of Coaches
Nd Gallaher
Oklahoma Aggies
Gallagher
Tr. James
Naismith
Schoals
Dra
Altho
Cherry and Luster to Join Oklahoma Football Staff
Norman April new coaches will join University of Oklahoma as assistants to head coach Captain Lawrene Jones. Fred Cherry of Amarillo Texas high school and Dewey Tuster of Norman high will be first and second assistants with Jap Haskell aiding. Cherry previously led 14 Texas champions and Luster has prior experience under Ad Lindsey and as line coach at Colorado Mines.
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Apri
University of Oklahoma
Lawrenes
Bit) Jones
Fred Cherry
Amarillo
Tex
Schuel Ch
Dewey (Snoarter) Tuster
Norman High
Jap Haskell
Sooner
Cherry
Texas
Oklahoma
Jones
Luster
Ad Lindsey
Colorado Mines
Aggie Practice Game Highlights Spring Football Win
George Gartner sparked a 30 yard dash for a touchdown as the Purple team beat the Whites 19 to 28 in a spring game at Manhattan. Red Elder starred on offense and in punting during the exhibition Saturday.
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Aggie
Manhattan
Ken
George Gartner
Red Elder
Grapefruit League Notes From Spring Training Roundup
The Associated Press reports spring training updates from multiple cities. Giants recover from injuries as Ott Moore Schumacher Stout Chagnon improve. Dodgers' Tony Cuccinello leads team with 545 batting average after 50 hits in 55 at bats. White Sox manager Uykes considers Radcliff for left field amid good defense. Reds eye Frank McCormick replacement for Mize as league actions unfold. Phillies and Athletics split city series with Temple and Dickinson colleges providing added competition.
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Orlando, Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tony Cuccinslo
Weekend Sports in Brief Hits Augusta and Beyond
In Augusta Sarazen and Woot tie for first at 252 after playoff. In Houston Grant defeats Allison in a five set tennis final. Medica sets a 200-yard freestyle world record at the National AAU indoors as New York AC retains the team title. Putney-Oxford crews beat Oxford for a seventh straight year. PlaTek defeats Atcheson to reclaim national amateur handball crown in Washington. Wood fails to break her own speed record in Miami Beach motorboats. Top Row wins the 3000 added spring handicap at San Mateo. Our Count takes Dallas handicap. Good Harvest wins the Rowe Memorial at Bowie.
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Sarazen
Woot
Augusta
Vitation
Houston
Grant
Allison
New York
Medica
New York A. C
Putney-on-Thames
Eng
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Oxford
Washington
D. C
Joe Platak
Chicago
Sam Atcheson
Memphis
Miami Beach
Fla
Woond
San Mateo
Arlington Downs
Tex
Dallas
Bowie
Good Harvest
Kaw Valley Families Gather for Social Visits and Health Updates
Numerous Kaw Valley residents hosted guests and shared news of ill health and hospital plans. Mrs. Carl Neis travels to Chicago for observation while underlining her steadier condition. exchanges include visits among Neis, Broer, Kindred, and Reusch families, plus a Kaw Valley potato meeting at Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and social calls among Wilsons, Otts, and Stuffls in Eudora Weaver and surrounding areas.
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Martin Abel
Kaw Valley
Otto Abel
Carl Neis
Neis
Chicaey
Johnnie Reusch
Mer Reusch
Tonganoxie
Floyd Broers
Kathleen
Weaver
Robert Reusch
L. Kindred
Gideon Neis
Floyd Broer
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Cildren
Ben Wallace
Music Department
The
Eudora Notes of Music, Visits, and Local News
Eudora and surrounding area reports feature Dora High School contest results with Felix Muller earning second in saxophone and first in oration at Tonganoxie. Glee club performances include Shephard’s Play a Little Airs. Community socials cover quilt displays, family visits, and neighborhood gatherings with multiple residents named. VFW Band plans a practice at Eriksen's hall with high school musicians invited.
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van Horn
van Stern
Helen Kernitz
Jake Strobel
Charfield
Strobel
Mrz
Nannie Selzer
Ed Olmstead
Walter Wilzon
Ann Nussance
Weaver
Eudora
Glen Wilson
Peter Edelbrock
Charlee
Dan Strobel
Vernon Strobel
Floyd Broer
Kathleen
William Boxberger
Kansas City
Madge Tornaden
Fall Leaf
William Combest
Tornaden
Waby
Toneka
John Bowen
George, Otlin
Trideon Neis
Helen Brechciseon
Walter
V.F.W
V.P.W
Eriksen
Massachusetts Street
Walter Rigdon
Local Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Neay Dear Family
Prospect Mr and Mrs Ronnie Neay and Rolla Mr and Mrs Lester Dear visited Mr and Mrs Stoward Dear Sunday. Also Mr and Mrs mere Bell Miss Imma Emery of Baldwin Philip ler motored to Oskaloosa Sunday to see brother Jesse Emery and family. Henry Roche Edith Jo and Mary joined Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe hosted Saturday evening guests.
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Seiver Tadlock
Baldewin
Edgar
Ronnie Neay
Rolla
Lester Dear
Stoward Dear
Mere Bell
Imma Emery
Baldwin
Philip Ler
Oskaloosa
Jesse Emery
Henry Roche
Edith Jo
Mary
Glenn Smith
Martin Rohe
Its
Bir
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Ruling on Railway Act
Washington April 8 The Supreme Court adjourned until next Monday without ruling on the constitutionality of the railway retirement act which provides a pension at 65 for more than a million employees. We Try our Synthetic dry cleaning for your drapes and portieres. Lawrence Steam Laundry Adv. SoY Ave.
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Supreme Court
Lawrence Steam Laun
SOY AV
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Rip) Radcliff
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