Giants Poised for Pennant Challenge With Deep Roster
New York April 10 U P The New York Giants appear stronger than last year in pitching and outfield with McGraw building a near pennant ready squad. Veterans like McQuillan Scott and Nehf form the pitching core while Bresnahan returns as coach to groom young arms including Wisner. The club aims to avoid the injuries that hampered 1925 and to challenge the Pirates Reds Cardinals with Sny der and Hartley ready for duty behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
New York Giants
John McGraw
McGrate
Giants
Pirates
Reds
Georen Welly
Frank Frisch
Travis Jackson
Hermie Groh
Freddy Lindstrom
Irish Menzel
al Tyson
Pep Young
Billy Southworth
Frank Snyder
Grover Hartley
McGraw
Jimmy Ring
Phillies
Ring
Kent Greenfield
Fred Fitzsimmons
Tim McNamara
Hugh McQuillan
Jack Scott
Art Nehf
McQuillan
Scott
Nehf
Roger Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Jack Wisner
Sthk
Steelipe
Great Bend Legion Meet Offers Trophies in May Event
Great Bend plans the second annual American Legion post track meet to be held Friday May 14 with hundreds of dollars in trophies and medals. Open to Kansas and Colorado schools with enrollments of 450 or more, twenty-one schools have entered and entries close May 10. The Merchants Medley Relay offers a 50 prize merchan t trophy, 23 1/2 inches high, to the winner, plus a second prize from local merchants. The relay covers 220 440 880 and mile distances totaling one mile seven eighths. Other events include the 440 and 880 yard races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Kansas
Council Grove
Halstead
Garden City
Lyons
Beloit
Larned
Russell
Cottonwood Falls
Kinsley
St. John
Ness City
Dodge City
Stafford
Protection
Radium
Chase
Hoisington
Nickerson
Marquette
Pawnee Rock
la Junta
Colorado
Great Bend
R. Bd. Brooks
American Legion
Kan
Relay marks held in several states at Kansas Relays
Schools representing twelve states hold meet records for the Kansas Relays in fifteen relay races and nine field events. Butler University alone holds two. Back for the fourth annual Kansas games on April 17, records span Kansas Nebraska Missouri and several other states. The entry list includes institutions from fourteen states and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
California
Oregon
Colorado
Wllngis
Wisconsin
Okahoma
District of Columbia
Third Annual Junior High Track Meet Set At KU Stadium
Eight junior high schools from Kansas and Missouri enter athletes for the Third Annual Junior High School Track and Field Meet to be held on Memorial Stadium field at the University of Kansas on April 16. The event runs alongside the Kan sas high schools interscholastic meet and precedes the Kansas Relays. All junior highs and senior highs will be invited to stay over for the main carnival on April 17. Participating schools include Argentine, Central of Kansas City Kansas, Lowther Emporia, Manual Kansas City Missouri, Northwest Kansas City Kansas, Northeast Kansas City Missouri, and Westport Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
University of Kansas
Kan
Lawren
Lowther
Emporia
Manual
Westport
Kansas Relays Draw Athletes From Dozens Of Schools
Athletes from 101 schools across the United States will compete in the fourth annual Kansas relay at Kansas Memorial Stadium on April 17. Entries include 20 university teams, 29 colleges, 6 junior colleges and 46 high schools from 14 states, with over 1,000 athletes entered. Teams from Missouri Valley Conference and Big Ten are represented. Notable entries include Creighton, Drake, Iowa State, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Texas, Northwestern, Notre Dame and more. The report lists extensive college, junior college and high school participants, with several in-state and out-of-state schools. An obituary note and local events follow in the page.
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United States
Kansas Memorial Stadium
FC. Allen
California
Oregon
Texas
West Virginia
Minnesota
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Ten
Creighton University of Omaha
Drake University
Tes Moines
Grinnell College
Grinnell, Ta
Iowa State
Ames la
Kansas Aggies
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
Oklahoma A. & Mrs. Oregon -Agries
University of Ulingis
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of Nebraska
University of Oklahoma
University of Wisconsin
University of Texas
Washington University
St. Louis
Baker University
Buena Visita
Storm Lake
Central Missouri State Teachers
College of Emporia
Doane College
Crete
Friends University
Haskell Indian Institute
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
Heaward -Payne
Droamwood
Tex
Kansas Teachers
Emporia
Kansas
Pittsburg
Knox
Galesburg
Lombard
McKendree College
Lebron
McTherson College
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Calif
Oklahoma Baptist University
Parsons Lege
Fairfield
Penn ‘Cakes
Oskaloosa
Teru
Peruse
Shurtleff College
Alton
Simpson College
Indianola
South Dakota State
South Dakota University
Southeast Missouri
Southwestern College
St. Marys College
Washburn
William Jewell
Garden City
Nas
Junior College
Kansas City
Junior
Werner Military School
Rockhurst College
San Marcos Baptist Academy
San Marcos
Bearice
Benton High
St. Joseph
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Cleburne
Jens Central
Devitt Preparatory
Washington, D. C
Nebr
Maine Avenue High
San Antonio
Manual Kfanens City
Kansas Towns Remembered in County Listing
A compilation lists multiple Kansas locations such as Cherryvale Coffeyville Crawford Crawford, Ellsworth, Fredonia, Junction City and Wichita along with various towns including Osawatomie Olathe Lawrence and others across counties like Atchison Dickinson and Kingman, reflecting regional place names in a dense catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Crawford
Community
Dickinson County
Ellsworth
Fredonia
Junction City
Kingman
Lawrence Newton
Olathe
Osawatomie
Sabetha
Wellington
Wichita
Yates Center
Atchinson County
Blue Mound
Bucyrts
Denison
Elmdale
el City
Eskridge
Florence
Hazensville
Highland
Minneapolis
Saffordville
Williamsburg
Radio Schedule Summary With Many Station Listings
A dense listing of radio programs across U S stations from KSD St Louis to WPGC Atlantic City detailing daily time slots for concerts programs dinners services and orchestras. Notable entities include station call signs KYW WNYC WOAW WIR WEAF KFI WLS WBZ KGO WJZ WMAQ WSB WLW WTIC WEEI WLS WCAP WSYI and various city names and program types such as orchestra matinées and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSD
ST. Louis
KYW
Chicago
WNYC
New York
Chinton
Jefferson
WOAW
Omaha
Funsters
WCX & Wir
Detroit
Goldkette
WIP
Philadelphia
K. Af C. Choral Society
WMC
Memphis
KGW
Tortland
WEAF
Waldorf Orchestra
Musical Ponds Troupe
O—Sojourners
Lopez Orchestra
Waner
Ewark
Epee
Orean
WFI
Dinr
Progren
Sojets
Lonmbardo
Rupis
Ge Ky Jones’ Gang
Wor
Schenectady
Onondaga Orchestra
j—Liederkranz
Syracuse
Springs
Eszon and
Muric
WDAF
Kansas
School of the Air
Nighthawk Ftalic
KGO
Oakland
WWJ
WEE
Boston
WLS
Latlaby
WBZ
Springfield
Capitol Orchestra
WSAI
Cincinnati
Saers
Wsait Senter
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Land
Atlantic City
Cilab
WHG
Des Moines
St Ambrose Cathedral
Algona Glee Club
14Th Cavalry Band
Woof Ontara
Gospel Mission
Germantown
Cees
Caesar
Caapitel
Frieda Hempel
Davenport
Dallas
Radin
Leland Johnson
Macdowel Sisters
WTIC
Hartford
M. Boxgan
WCAP
Washington
Pancige Nou
American Orchestral Soc
Godfrey Ludlow
WLW
Wear
Cleveland
WGY
WJZ
Corgan
WEEI
WCED
Zion
Ill
Cwls
Eacre
Gadléen
Is—Frieda Hempel
Dirigible Flight From Lakehurst Marks First since Shenandoah Disaster
A flight today from Lakehurst New Jersey will be the first dirigible voyage in the United States since the Shenandoah sister ship Los Angeles was lost in September. The mission signals a revival of U S airship history after the disaster.
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Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Los Angeles
Clearing House Reserves Rise in New York Week
The weekly report shows excess reserves of 19 million 691 thousand seven hundred for clearing house banks and trust companies in New York, up 53 million 851 thousand two hundred from last week when reserves were deficient by 84 million 159 thousand five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York
Lawrence social notes and an accident on Bernitz hill
Evening Star reports Mr and Mrs Gus Koch visiting in Lawrence on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Reusch and Wayne visited Lawrence Tuesday. A Kansas City Star rep called Saturday nearby. Paul North of Lawrence hosted a one o clock Sunday dinner for Pete Edelbrock Ellen Wade and Edna Pauline North. An accident occurred Saturday evening on Bernitz hill with Henry Westerhouse driving east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Gus. Koch
Lawrence
Robert Reusch
Wayne
Kansas City Star
Paul North
Pete Edelbrock
Ellen Wade
Edna Pauline North
Bernitz Hill
Henry Westerhouse
Varied Talky Previews at Local Theaters This Week
The week brings Elks Minstrel shows Belle Bennett and Ben Lyon in The Reckless Lady with Broken China in comedy, plus Richard Dix in Lets Get Married and Nobody's Business. Jack Holt stars Sea Horses with Buck Jones in Lazy Bones and Moana shown. Huntley Gordon Love's Hour and Ranger of the Big Pines with Who Is Which and Ace of Spades serial. Belle Bennett rises to stardom in Stella Dallas with The Reckless Lady at Bowersock next Wed and Thu. Sea Horses, shot on Africa's east coast, features Florence Vidor Jack Holt Bancroft Powell with dramatic shipboard action and jungle vistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Minstrel Show
Belle Bennett
Ben Lyon
Richard Dix
Huntley Gordon
Kenneth Harlan
Big Pines
Miss Bennett
Objectire Pictures
Stella Dallas
Robert Kane
First National
Sir Philip Gibbs
Bowersock Theatre
Africa
Allan Dwan
Varsity Theater
Francis Brett Young
Florence Vidor
Jack
Eudora News Notes and Local Events Review
Local items recount a Ford coupe crash on Captain's Creek Bridge and minor injuries to Mr. Westerhouse, community visits, school events at Eudora High, basketball cup award to Linwood, and a busy week of gatherings. Easter visits, illness updates, births, and a looming senior play are noted along with snow delays on routes and upcoming Dunmire opening ad in the Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorn
Fred Lothberger
Lawrence
Leslie Kindred
Kindred
Leb. Mioiois
Holmes
Werner Strobel
Friends University At
Wichita
Jake Strobel
Grandma_ Lietz
Eddora High School
Anna Buckhiemier
Lecompton
Kurtz
Minnie
Hernan Bohnsack
Couch
Grandma Kurtz
Mrs. Eaton
Grandma
Otto Abels
Letten
Ables
Beilview
Minnie Kurtz
John Bowen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plan Legion
James Alfred Powell
J. B. Powell
Powell
South Tenth Street
Covington
Oklahoma
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lawton
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Covington-Garber Field
Empire Oil & Gas Company
Powell's Oil and Gas Directory
Mabel Powell
John Powell
Genesee Street
Nate
Frank Armstrong
Overland Park
C. H. Croft
Ald Okla
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lucius M. Foote
Japan
Korea
Dinah Maria Craik
John Halifax
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Coolidge
Gridiron Club
Birmingham
Ala
Council of Religious Education
Smith
Nicholas Murray Butler
Alumni Association
Columbia College
Caraway
Arkansas
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Moore
New Jersey
National Democratic Club
United Press
Wwoc
WFAA
Gardier
Bond
Sojourners
KFI
WRC
Washington Orchestra
Liederkranz
WCAE
William Penn
Youngstown
Commodore Orchestra
Congress
Vanderbilt
WMAQ
Songsters
WSB
Atlanta
Skylark
CoCo
Minneapolis-St. Pawul
l—Long
Wiz
Wespern
WPGC
Varsity Theatre
Jack Holt
Buck Jones
Orpheum Theatre
Dix
Paramount
Bowersock
Gregory
la Cava
Holt
Miss. Victor
Sack Holt
Roversock
Untan
Frank Tuttle
Rapiitrios
AED
Jeno
East Africa
Mazie
Eve
Harold Lloyd
Captain’s Creek Bridge
Westerhouse
Roscoe Parker
Elmer Kurtz
Ollie Osborne
Eudora High School
Linwood
Mayme Wilson
Genivee Bowen
Lucille Westerhouse
Frances Strobel
Derlene Bowen
Robert’ Reuse
Airs
Wm. Edelbrock
Eudora
Minnie Abels
Walter
Hubert Neis
Walter Meuffle
Alice
Edith Meuffles
Doris Everley
George Kaegi
Ete Neis
Elmer Wurtz
Mareh
Leb. Holmes
Bellview
Will Fisele
J. F. Blakey Sale
East Eudora
Methodist
Fench
Carter Smith Motor Go
Oscar Lothholz
Iota Phi Phi Club
Dunmire
Totaless Journal-World
ARSIT
Mae Burch
Lew Cody
Ae Giaure
Elks
Ministrels
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