Kansas Relays poised for duel between Warne and Camby
A strong field of vaulters appears likely at the Kansas Relays on the afternoon of April 7. Leading contenders include Tom Warne of Northwestern University and Henry Camby of the University of Iowa, both indoor season luminaries who have posted near world indoor marks. They will face rivals Soults of Iowa State Harper and McDermott of Illinois Bryce and Drake, among others, as McKown of Emporia eyes his 131 ft 2 in record set four years ago.
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Mara honors Have Covered 437 Miles in Eleven Days
Report from Pilentorn Pennsylvania on April 10 AP describes the C. C. Pyle sponsored marchers completing 437 miles in eleven days. The team faced heat rain and rugged terrain crossing Cumberland and Allegheny mountains toward Waynes on the 11th week. Nels Nielsen dropped out. Gardner led the group with Johnny Salo pursuing Gavuzzi and Salo holding a narrow overall lead.
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Gophers Indiana Enter Kansas Relays for Big Ten Meet
Gophers and Indiana submit entries for the seventh annual Kansas Relays to the Big Ten conference, with Minnesota spokesman Dr Forrest Allen noting Indiana will field a strong four mile relay and javelin competitor. A telegram from Indiana confirms strong relay prospects and overall team depth for the meet.
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Zbyszko Alleges Defamatory Gorilla Label
Former heavyweight wrestling champion Stanislaus Zbyszko files a million dollar suit in New York County Supreme Court accusing the New York American of destroying his wife’s affection and branding him as a gorilla, claiming the publication’s depiction damaged his humanity.
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Wisconsin bowlers win big at 1929 American Bowling Congress meet
The 1929 ABC tournament in Chicago closed with Wisconsin stars dominating the five man event and singles, led by A Unke of Milwaukee who won 300 and second place all-events. Illinois followers placed well in all categories, Joliet members took five-man honors, and Chicago pairs won doubles. The event drew about 13,000 bowlers over 39 days. next year’s tourney heads to Cleveland.
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Dynamite Sonnenberg to wrestle in Wichita card
Wichita KansasApril 10 AP Gus Dynamite Sonnenberg world weight wrestling champion will appear on a mat card tonight against Dan McLeod of Omaha. Pat OShocker Irish heavyweight meets Lee Wykoff former Washburn football player and Ted Beard Wichita will go to the mat with Kid Ruhs Amarillo Texas both middleweights.
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Local Baseball Schedule Fragment From Midlands Newspaper
Readable parts show a scattered schedule with multiple city matchups including Birmingham vs New York, Philadelphia vs Philadelphia, Richmond vs Boston, Louisville vs Chicago, Tulsa vs St Louis, Shreveport vs Pittsburgh, Detroit, Brooklyn vs West and Houston listings. Partial teams and venues indicate a collapsed early edition page.
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Iowa State to bring big squad for Jayhawker Carnival
Ames Iowa April 9 with two relays already won for possession of the two mile and medley relay cups at the Kansas Relays coach Bob Simpson plans the largest Cyclone squad ever at the Jayhawker carnival April 19 and 20 at Lawrence Kan. The entry list includes Meier Engle Schiltz Holm Hag er M R Soults Hoak Christenson Behrens Coomer Larson Nichols Cisler Hoppy Louriek Heddons W Soults and others for sprints hurdles distance and field events.
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Lawrence Entries for Triangular Meet and KU Interscholastic List
Lawrence high school track entries are being chosen this week for the Lawrence Ottawa Garnett triangular meet at Ottawa Friday afternoon and the University of Kansas interscholastic meet Friday April 4. Coach Melvin Griffin plans to send in entries after the interclass meet is completed. In the interclass meet, the first four events showed Schaake and Birch tied for first in the 100 yard dash, Lohman third, Tounk second, and Spurk and Anderson winning other events.
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Baseball News From Across The Nation
Reports from Little Rock Augusta and Atlanta describe spring exhibitions and early season form. McWeeny and Johnson shine for Senators and Giants. Browns move to Milwaukee. Cubs beat Houston 2 1. The Times notes timing and pitching strength as teams begin midseason readiness with several veterans still shaping rosters.
Local notes and boxing match results across cities
Scattered results from boxing bouts list fighters such as Williams and Freas, with outpoints recorded in Chicago St Louis and other venues. Local villagers recount social events at Yarn old school including a pie social on April 17th and family visits to the George Hawk home.
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Kansas Relays staff reach out to schools for memory contest
University of Kansas coaches visit Kansas and Missouri high schools to promote the memory contest tied to the Kansas Relays. Coach H W Hargiss spoke at Wyandotte and Southwest high schools and will visit Rosedale Argentine highs and Kansas City area schools. Coach H F Hoff plans talks in Atchison and Leavenworth and other city high assemblies.
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Frank Lockhart Killer Car Incident Recalled
A fragmentary clipping recalls Frank Lockhart’s fatal car incident during a race, noting the driver’s crash and the event’s impact on early speed records. The text hints at the accident’s sensational headline style without clear dates or locations.
Demaree and Segrave faith amid Daytona speed dangers
Reports recount Major H. O. Segrave’s record at Daytona Beach and the fatal Ridge incident that halted Frank Lockhart’s run. The Globe notes a one-quarter inch ridge in the track tore the car from the sand after 287 feet, with tire impressions proving the danger. It also mentions the Globe’s crop news on artichokes introduced by Portuguese farmers near San Francisco and last year’s $1,000,000 sales.
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Memorial Hospital Notice of Local Bereavements
William Elmer Shaw born July 29 1891 in Douglas died April 1 at Memorial hospital Lawrence aged 37 years 8 months 2 days married Lottie A Stull October 18 1916 had two children Mabel Rose and Charles Harvey. Funeral April 4 Evangelical church Stull conducted by Rev Philip Nuffer and Rev Nanliga. Buried Stull cemetery.
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Wheat and livestocks mixed in Chicago market report
Chicago market notes a fluctuating wheat session with bears on the crop outlook and rains in the west, while Chicago and Kansas City livestock show mixed strength across cattle and hog prices. Kansas City cash grain and hay prices vary by quality and type, with modest activity in wheat and corn futures and prints of government crop expectations.
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Financial Market Session Notes and Stock Movements
A chaotic day on Wall Street with speculative sentiment and nervous trading. The New York Stock Exchange cleared loans charging at least 1 percent, while upbeat oil and steel news provided pockets of strength. Major movers included United States Steel, Pan-American, Crosley, and Montgomery Ward with mixed results as volumes approached 5.3 million shares.
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Miami Key to 1921-22 Mayors Welcome Record
Mayor Sewell presented Miami’s key to 1921 22 guests, marking a record year of official welcomes. The wooden three foot long token was given to notable arrivals from diplomacy, sport, business, and theater, including President Hoover and other leaders who visited the city.
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Town hires a doctor in Oakley Idaho AP
Idaho citizens in Oakley approve contracting a physician after years without one. Residents pooled funds to hire a medical man under a monthly fee contract designed to ensure basic local care and physician availability despite earlier shortages.
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Italy to mark Virgil birth anniversary with monument
Rome plans a ceremony for the 2,000th anniversary of poet Virgil with a $160,000 monument in Naples near his tomb. Citizens face assessments to fund the project as local banks hold reserve shares and the town uses funds from an initial loan.
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