TROUNCED LOCALS IN TRACK OPENER
Ottawa overwhelmed Lawrence 104 to 26 in a dual track meet at Haskell yesterday afternoon. Coach Oris Cox led Ottawa to firsts in fourteen events while Lawrence forfeited several. Joe Ulm’s athletes won two events, including the javelin and shot, with notable performances by Pierce and others. The meet previews Topeka next as Lawrence treks to Tenwek week for a return.
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Cubs win opener as Root delivers strong pitching
In Kansas City the Cubs beat the Athletics as Charlie Root pitched effectively and the offense produced three hits in five innings. The Tigers and Giants also played in early-season action with managers weighing pitching plans for spread matchups.
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Charlie Root
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Burleigh
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Various Cities
Fragmentary report notes exhibition baseball games with scattered scores and locations including Detroit New York Dallas Fort Worth Little Rock and San Francisco. Details are incomplete but indicate multiple matchups and outcomes across venues.
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New York
Troit
York
Brookisn
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Texas
Dittsburgh
Ats & Pree
Tittle Rock
Arks
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Montreal
Travis Dominates British Amateur Glory With Unmatched Putts
The account recalls Walter Travis’s sensational accuracy on greens as he won the 1901 British amateur championship. Edward Blackwell also rolled long putts, while Travis’s afternoon finish mirrored his morning success.
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Travis
Pia
Edward “Blackwell
Baphy Jones
Bel
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Bolt
Vous
ND Coach Opposes New Stalling Rule In Basketball
South Bend April 9 AP Notre Dame coach George Keegan surveys tests of a proposed stalling rule. He argues the measure hurts offense, tightens play to a 45 foot area, and reduces scoring while increasing field goals. He suggests forcing the defense to chase when the offense stalls.
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South Bend
Ind
George Keegan
Notre Dame
National Basket‘ball Coaches’ Association
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Keegan
Daily letters bring base paths daily letters bring base hps
The piece notes athletes like Chief Meyers and Christy Mathewson mail daily letters to wives while on road trips. Meyers believed a hitless day would occur if he skipped the practice of sending notes, while Mathewson cared little for walks and routines when the team played away from home.
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AL Demaree
Meyers
Giants
Christy Mathewson
Tennis dates set in North American Davis Cup zone
The North American Davis Cup schedule sets second round ties with Mexico against the United States or Canada in May at the Country Club of New York. The Chevy Chase club hosts April 28 to 30 for the first round, with subsequent matches in Havana May 13 to 15 between Australia and Cuba. The two winners advance to the regional final.
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North Amerisin
Mexico
Eith
United States
Canada
Xc Country Club
New Qr
Ty da
Chevy Chase Club
Aither
Australia
Cuba
Havana
WRESTLING LAST NIGHT AND BASEBALL DEALS TALKED
The report notes last night wrestling results and announces a sale of Ellis Austin, right handed pitcher, to the Pueblo club of the Western League. George Muchlebach, Blues president, says Dress, Nelson and Meine will go to the Taves Burress Whitehead, second baseman for Columbus, is a Beta Kappa from the University of North Carolina.
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Sella
Kansas City
Ellis Austin
Pueblo Club
George Muchlebach
Kansas City Blues
Nelson
Meine
Taves
Burress (Whitey) Whitehead
Columbus
Isahi Beta Kappa
University of North Carolina
Soldier's Wife Missing News Triggers Train Trip
A short, vivid note tells how a pitcher nicknamed Slim Sallee grew anxious after two months with no word from his wife in Banff Washington. After three days with no news, he left the club lodging and boarded a train to Higginsport Ohio seeking her.
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Washington
Walter
Sallee
Sal
Higginsport
Ohio
Baseball Writers Dope 1932 Pennant Scramble
AP poll of 67 percent misfit experts names St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics as favorites to repeat in the National League and American League respectively with the Yankees and Giants as strong or lukewarm alternates. City by city finish estimates list National leaders St. Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston and American leaders Philadelphia New York Washington Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Boston Chicago.
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Cardinals
New York Giants
Delphia Athletics
New York Yankees
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Athletics
Yankees
Giants
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Aggies Win From Teachers In Mixed College Meets
In Emporia Kansas State College defeated College of Emporia 7 to 1 behind pitcher Simms. In Topeka Baker University edged Washburn 66 1 2 to 64 1 2. Liberty Missouri William Jewell beat Ottawa 6 1 2 to 5 7 Ottawa swept tennis. Leavenworth Leavenworth high defeated St Joseph. Hiawatha high won a 14th straight meet over Sabetha. Arkansas City night meet led by Arkansas City high with 102 points, Winfield 38 Wellington 27.
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Kansas State College
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Topeka
Baker University
Washburn
Liberty
William Jewell
Ottawa Uni
Ottawa
Leavernworth
Leavenworthish
Monday Game Shifted for Haskell KU Baseball Clash
The Haskell and Kansas University baseball teams will play at 4 PM Monday on the Haskell diamond instead of KU's field, after an erroneous notice. Haskell leads the series 2-0 with 10-5 and 8-3 wins. Dr. F C Allen of KU is expected back from New York to coach the afternoon game.
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Haskell
University of Kansas
K. U
K. U. Athletic of Hire
F.C. Allen
New York
Carpentier Aims for Ring Comeback After Loss to Dempsey
Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight who was knocked out by Jack Dempsey in the famous Jersey City bout eleven years ago, announces a comeback plan. He will train for two months and then fight two or three trial bouts in Europe, with cameras and microphones recording the effort at a local gym.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Carpentier
Europe
Half Mile Relay Added to Baker Relays Program
Baldwin April 9 Junior college events at the Baker University Relay Carnival will include a half mile relay for the 1 2 mile and medley races. Emil S Liston Carnival Director says competition will also feature 16 pound shot discus pole vault high jump and 120 yard high hurdles. Ft Scott Junior College won the junior college division last year.
Elks Bowling Scores Top Sprars High Dreyer Holeheck
Elks posted bowling scores highlighting standout performers Dreyer and Holeheck against Sprars High in a district meet. Results show close lanes, with strong frames by both teams as competition remained tight throughout.
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ELKS
Targer
Sprars
Dreyer
Holeheck
Deay Family Members Noted At Clearfield Gathering
In Clearfield a gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deay and James, Mrs. Eva Deay and Miss Mabel Deay among those present, with others mentioned as part of the community event.
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James
Eva Deay
Mabel [Idlet
Edith Himpel Visits From Topeka Kansas
Miss Edith Himpel of Topeka visited her mother Mrs Chas Himpel during the week end. Mrs W C Allan left Monday evening for Wichita to attend the Kansas State Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs Alfred Fenton of Kansas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hedderman last week. Mr Fenton came. Saturday and Mrs Fenton returned home. Mrs Al Williams entertained the La Trefle club at her home Thursday evening with prizes: Myrtle Horne club prize, Frances Bullimore guest prize, and Mrs Emily Hazelton consolation prize. The guests were Mrs Frances Ballimore, Mrs W C Allan, Mrs Mary Kirkham and Mrs Leonard Deaton.
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Topeka
Kan
Chas. Himpel
W. C. Allan
Wichita
Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs
Alfred Fenton
Kansas
Tom Hedderman
Fenton
al. Williams
la Trefle Club
Elinor Gress Visits A L Knox Home In Kansas City
Elinor Gress of Kansas City visited the A L Knox home last week. Mrs M G Farrell and daughter with Mr and Mrs James Deaton and Mr and Mrs Leonard Deaton visited in Lawrence Saturday evening. Dy and Mrs M Cain of Me pheutt visited her brother John Casebiér and family Sunday.
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Kansas City
A. L. Knox
M. G. Farrell
James Deaton
Leonard Deaton
Lawrence
M. Cain
Mepheutt
John Casebiér
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