Ottawa Defeats Locals in Track at K U Memorial
Ottawa high school tracksters defeated Liberty Memorial 73 to 48 at Memorial Stadium KU. Ottawa swept time events and took multiple first places while Lawrence claimed several seconds and thirds. The meet was moved from Haskell stadium to KU due to a football scrimmage. Ottawa led after the broad jump and pulled away with strong showings in sprints and field events. Lawrence to face Topeka in track Saturday.
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Ottawa High School
Memorial Stadium
K. U
Liberty Memorial High School
Ottawa
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
K.U
Haskell
Washburn
Sebring
Lawyenee
Topeka
Cubs Pitcher Guy Bush Seeks Pitching Secrets From A.L. Veteran
By Al Demaree former pitcher for the New York Giants. Bush the Cubs righthander and last World Series winner for the National League studies batters weaknesses. He learned from an American League pitcher how Babe Ruth should be pitched suggesting keep the ball out of sight as long as possible. Bush declined altering catchers signs and asked to be taught signs secretly. Demaree offers a Pitching leaflet free by mail to readers who send a stamped return envelope to him in care of the paper.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
Simmons
Foxx
Haas
Cochrans
Guy
Cin city boxing results filter (AP dispatch)
Mixed boxing results with several knockouts and decisions listed from multiple cities. Notable bouts include Cin Cincinnati and Detroit winners by knockout, and Dayton and Chicago pairings decided by points. Names appear jumbled, with several fighters and locations partially unreadable.
Kansas Relays Entries Pour In At Kansas University
Many entries for the eighth annual Kansas Relays on April 19 arrived at the KU athletic office after the closing of entries yesterday. Entries postmarked by April 9 will be accepted, including one from Coach Harry Hughes of Colorado A.
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K. U
Harry Hughes
Colorado Aggies
Ft. Collins
Aggies
Relays climax promises fast mile at Kansas Relays
The eighth annual Kansas Relays on April 19 features a high wattage mile relay final at Kansas Stadium. Missouri seeks a dominant 4x mile time near 3:20, Iowa aims for around 3:30, with entrants from Texas Wisconsin Nebraska Michigan and others likely to compete for the Dr. John H. Outland cup. Iowa owns four prior wins, Missouri one, with Grinnell Northwestern also earning a trophy.
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Kansas
Tigers
Missouri
University of Iowa
Towa
Hawkeyes
George Bresnahan
Jowa
Bresnahan
George Baird
Vaughn Stevenson
John H. Outland
Outland
Kansas Relays
Iowa
Grinnell
Northwestern
Indians And Washburn Stage Grid Scrimmage
The Haskell Braves met Washburn College in a sunlit scrimmage on the Topeka field. Washburn opened midfield and pressed the attack for about 30 minutes, scoring several touchdowns while Indian regulars’ absence and coach substitutions shaped the session. Elmer Holm aided Washburn, while Dietz and Bears oversaw player development. Separately, Oklahoma A&M beat Central Teachers and Oklahoma. Wisconsin dairy herds averaged about 600 pounds butterfat per cow in 1929.
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Haskell
Braves
Washburn College
Topeka
Ichabods
Indians
E. Bears
Washburnland
W. H. Dietz
Elmer Holm
Nebraska
Bears
Wisconsin
Baseball Camps Report Early Season Outlooks and Lineup Changes
Reports from multiple spring camps show managers predicting varied fates. St Louis Browns boss Bill Killefer argues for a midpack finish aided by pitching and fielding. Joe McCarthy reshuffles Cubs, leaving Lester Bell at risk due to arm woes. Indians plan a two game tune up in Birmingham before opening with Chicago. Pirates acquire Percy Jones as South Atlantic rotation contends for spots. Senators sweep Braves in four of five. final game looms with 40 hits. Cardinals report one injured player Ernie Orsatti may miss early duty as spring camp ends.
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Lester Bell
St.Louis
Bell
Clarence Blair
Cubs
Kansas City Blues
Fred Blake
Guds
Mobile
Ala
Percy Jones
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Woidout
Jewell Ens
New Orleans
Ens
Jess Petty Sri
Larry French
Crown Amateur Boxers Crown New Lightweight Champions
Jack Pullat of Cleveland defeated Sylvan Taylor to become amateur heavyweight boxing champion. The AA A tournament concluded last night with eight national champions named from 94 boxers across 14 states and Hawaii. Also crowned were George Ostrow, Abie Miller, Ray Meyers, Alex Santora, Charley Kelley, Ringo Larsen, and Frank Tusker from various cities.
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Boston
Sylvan Taylor
New York
Jack Pullat
Cleveland
Hawaii
Pallat
George Ostrow
Abie Miller
Los Angeles
Footless Youth Star Pitches Brooklyn Team to Victory
A 20 year old footless pitcher has led his Brooklyn preparatory school team to two wins this season. Johnny Dollard, who lost his legs below the knees seven years ago, struck out five and contributed a two run single in yesterday’s game. Also noted are upcoming Lawrence A's vs Belvoir tilt and Edgar Jones named Gators athletics director succeeding Charlie Bachman.
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New York
Brooklyn Preparatory School
Johnny Dollard
Lome
Edgar Jones
Florida
Gator
Charlie Bachman
Golf rivals vie for title in Pinehurst tournament
Contenders gather in Pinehurst North Carolina for the 20th annual North End South Amateve golf event with EFight players aiming to lead as championship factors.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Efight
Scrimmage Sparks Reds Blues In Jayhawker Practice
Kansas University football scrimmage between Reds and Blues sparked by rivalry. J Bausch at fullback for Blues and Cox at wingbacks tested lines with strong defense from Rost Foy Sorem and teammates. Schaake broke free for a 70 yard TD for Reds amid continued formation drills and no clear winner.
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Jayhawker
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Cox
Bausch
Jim Bausch
Madison
Ehly
Smay
Faden
Brazil
Zvolanek
Davis
McCall
Chandler
Kile
Hansen
Rost
Foy
Atkeson
M. Sorem
Pete Bausch
Beach
Schaake
Morrison
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Nara
J. Bausch
Reach
Jayhawkers
Oses Promis
Six Indian Boxers to Fight At Topeka Tonight
A squad of six Haskell Indian boxers compete in Harry Hutt's amateur show at Topeka City Auditorium at 8 p m The lineup includes Curtis Beaver Paul Hamilton Doc Anderson Wesley Asby Captain Jack Thompson and Leo Captain Beaver faces Kid Ramey in a light heavyweight bout Ramey weighs about 162 pounds and an ultimatum requires Beaver to weigh in at 172 pounds or less If Beaver loses a planned bout with Roy Jacks Kansas City western A A U light heavyweight champion could be arranged for March 22 in Kansas City
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Topeka
Harry Hutt
Curtis Beaver
Paul Hamilton
Doc” Anderson
Wesley Asby
Jack Thompson
Leo Captain
T Beaver
Kid” Ramey
Kansas City
Jackson
Relays Tryouts Held For Kansas Relays Team
Coach Brutus Hamilton announced yesterday’s two mile relay tryouts at Kansas. Hinshaw Fortune Zimmerman and Fullerton named to the squad with Beardslee as alternate. Kansas will run quarter mile half mile and two mile relays with most events entered. Sickel and Klaner will skip the fan dash.
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K. U
Brutus Hamilton
Hinshaw
Fortune
Zimmerman
Fullerton
Beardslee
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Sickel
Klaner
Hamilton
Quail Distribution Planned by Izaak Walton League
The Izaak Walton League distributed forty eight pairs of Texas Bob White quail via the Green Brothers hardware store to members and other sportsmen around Lawrence. State gifts aid breeding plans to strengthen local bloodlines while retaining ponds will hold small fish until larger enough to survive.
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Bob White
Green Brothers
Texas
Lawrence
Izaak Walton League
al Green
League
M. F.van Gaasbeek
Pratt
Mr. Green
Kansas Baseball to Meet St Marys in Topeka Trip
Coach John Bunn will lead the Kansas Jayhawks to St Marys for a Friday afternoon game against St Marys College. Seventeen KU players travel by private car, lunch in Topeka, with Hulteen Itoga Bishop Jay Fisher Schmidt Claunch Ash McCoy Thomson leading the lineup.
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University of Kansas
St. Mary's
Kansas Nine
St. Mary’s
Topeka
Bunn
Hulteen
Itoga
Bishop
Jay Fisher
Schmidt
Claunch
Ash
McCoy
Thomson
Ransom
Gordon Smith
Cooley
Mooney
Paddock
Trombold
Brenneisen
Izaak Walton League Tonight Plans Membership Drive
The Izaak Walton League meets at 7 45 tonight in the old city hall to report on the membership drive and urge members to attend. The chapter aims to add members before April 15 to keep state dues of 1 on pre April memberships. County agent A I Gilkison notes a district farm machinery school led by John S Glass Dr Sewell and Professor Driftmier will be held at Holton on Monday April 14 at 1 50 in the courthouse for implement dealers and their former cooperators.
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Old City Hall
John S. Glass
Sewell
Agronomy
Driftmier
Holton
Court House
A. I. Gilkison
Kansas
Gilkison
Sacred Drama at Baptist Church in Lawrence Kansas
Charles A Marsh presents The Challenge of the Cross a sacred drama at the First Baptist Church corner Eighth and Kentucky streets next Sunday at 7 45 pm. Seven University of Kansas students with Charles W Thomas and Mrs Paul Rankin perform with hymns by Handel Stebbins Oliver and Maker. Evangels and a message on discipleship lead to service and self sacrifice. Congregation from First Christian joins in this pre Easter pageant inviting all to attend and bring friends.
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First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky Streets
Alcast
University of Kansas
Chas. W. Thomas
Paul Rankin
Evangel
Dorothea Simons
Handel
Stebbins
Jesus
Oliver
Maker
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Baptist Church
4-H Clubs to Hold Model Meeting Contest
A district model meeting contest for 4-H clubs will be held at 16 o'clock Saturday morning at Baldwin High School. Clover Leaf Prairie City Spring Creek Willow Springs Glob and Prospect clubs will compete. The winning club advances to county meet here on April 10. Rotary Club of Baldwin hosts a picture show for participants. Elling to be at Ottawa.
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J. B. Taylor
Clover Leaf
Prairie City
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Willow Springs
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Prospect
Taylor
Aprio
Rotary Club of
Baldwin
Elling
Ottawa
Wool Marketing Conference Listed for Ottawa District
Livestock Specialist Prof C G Elling from Kansas State College will lead a district wool marketing conference on Monday April 14 in the Ottawa courthouse. The meeting starts at 1 30 pm. Gilkison says it marks the Federal Farm Board supported wool marketing project and will present the latest marketing method. All Douglas county sheep raisers and wool producers are urged to attend.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Federal Farm Board
Washington, D. C
Ottawa
A. I. Gilkison
Gilkison
Douglas County
Parole Violator Held After Parole Breach
Elgin Snavely nineteen was arrested by city officers yesterday afternoon and handed to Douglas County authorities for parole violation. He was sentenced to ninety days in jail and a fourteen dollar and fifty cent fine on April twenty first, 1929 for grand larceny. Paroled by Judge Augh Means on June twenty second, 1929, he has not reported regularly and faces about thirty six days remaining.
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Elgin
Snavely
Douglas County
Coats
Augh Means
Journal-World Want
City band given surprise supper by merchants bureau
Members of the city boys band and their director Byron C. Donmyer were treated to a supper of wieners by the merchants bureau last night, a pleasant and gratifying surprise reported by attendees.
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City Boys Band
Byron C. Donmyer
Merchants Bureau
School band practice ends with surprise treat at Liberty Memorial
After band practice at Liberty Memorial High School the student boys received Eskimo pies as a surprise treat. Mr Donmyer announced the gesture at the end of the session with several members of the merchants bureau present. St Clair chaired the bureau meeting and George Lowman organized the arrangements.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Donmyer
Merchants Bureau
Back St. Clair
George Lowman
Two Lawrence Stores Team For National Ad Campaign
In Lawrence the Hlovk Green Clothing Co and Over Twelve men s wear advertisers join in a cooperative national advertising plan. Using a sixteen page section in a leading weekly publication they promote correct Spring apparel. Ads feature full color displays of men s dress items from socks to suspenders.
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Lawrence Clothing
Cooperative National
Hlovk-Green ‘Clothing Co
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