Triangular Track Meet At Haskell Stadium Saturday
Kansas trio Emporia Teachers Baker University and Haskell meet Saturday at 2 30 in Haskell Indian Stadium. Emporia under Fran Welch seen as strongest in region, with Hornets strong in high hurdles dashes weights and mile relay. Indians earlier beat Baker and hope to repeat while KU-Nebraska dual also on Saturday. Levi prints officials to be named later.
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Kansas College
Emporia Teachers
Baker University
Haskell
John Levi
Emporia
Indians
Baker
Fran Welch
Levi
Hornets
University of Kansas
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Russell Hunter
Ft. Leavenworth
Oach Levi
Haskell Stadium
Ross-McLarnin May 28 Welterweight Title Fight Planned
A high profile welterweight title bout between Jimmy McLarnin and Barry Ross is lined up for May 28 in New York with an expected Madison Square Garden Long Island Bowl venue. Both camps agreed to terms after contract signing was delayed, with the site not yet finalized. McLarnin to weigh 147 pounds, Ross around 140, and both champions must defend within 90 days against preapproved challengers.
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New York
Fistiana
Jimmy McLarnin
Barry Ross
McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Sammy Plan
Art Winch
Ross
Prime Camera
Max Baer
The
Garden
Benny Leonard
Sid Terris
Ruby Goldstein
al Singer
Tony Canzoneri
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Stars on Washington State Track Team
Washington State varsity track page lists eight stars under coach Karl Schiademan. The Cougars prep for Lawrence and the twelfth Kansas Relays on April 21 and Drake on April 28 with a four man two mile and distance medley quartet led by Dick Nichols Kenneth Leendertsen Roy Carriker and Bill Nolf. Hal Dunker and Art Crews set events. two more athletes may fill alternates roles.
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Washington State
Pacific Coast Region
Lawrence
Drake
Karl Schiademan
K.A
Cougars
Dick Nichols
Kenneth Leendertsen
Roy Carriker
Bill_Nolf
Carriker
Hal Dunker
Art Crews
Wrestling Last Night Results From Assorted Press
New York bout saw Jim Londos of Greece defeat Sandor Szabo in two falls. Omaha competitor Bert Rubi and Jon Bary also fought. Lutze beat McCrea in Montreal. Camden, N J saw Joe Banaski defeat Harry Schaeffer after a disqualification following two falls.
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New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Wilmington
Ernie Duzek
Omaha
Bert Rubi
Jon Bary
Montreal
Nick Lutze
Cal
Earl McCrea Ai
Amulet
Sask
Camden
N. J
Joe Banaski
Ohio
Harry Schaeffer
Toledo
Schaeffer
Nice
Strange essay on Mayan rites and human sacrifice
A fragment from a John Hix column discusses semi civilized peoples seeking to placate gods with ceremonies including human sacrifice. It cites the Mayans of what is now Guatemala as example, describing pit sacrifices of young women and priest led questioning of survivors. Tomorrow: The Heaviest Thing In the World.
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Trigher
Tucatan
Dreath
Kansas Relays Decathlon Entry For Clyde Coffman
University of Kansas announces Clyde Coffman of Kansas will enter the decathlon at the Kansas Relays. Coffman is the second entrant after Arnold Preheim of Yankton College. Coffman was on the 1932 Olympic decathlon team and co-captain of Kansas track in 1932 83, holding the Big Six pole vault titles indoors and outdoors and the Kansas interscholastic title.
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Kansas
Coffman
Arnold Preheim
Yankton College
Yankton
S. D
United States
Bowling Tourney Honors Award Winners Across Big Ten
Peoria April 10 AP The 3 1 day American Bowling Congress tourney closed with few changes atop the Big Ten Leaders Bill Ashworth Patterson NJ bowled 234 221 244 for sixth in singles George Rudolph and Johnny Ryan Waukegan IL won doubles 1321 netting 500 prize Jerry Vidro Grand Rapids MI took singles 721 first place 300 Wally Reppenhagen Detroit 1972 won all events 133 prize Diamond medals awarded to winners Stroh's Bohemian beer team Detroit won five man event 1 000 pres prize Their prize money 57 000 distributed among 126 teams 519 doubles 1442 individuals 103 all events winners
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Peoria
Jeaders
Bill Ashworth
Patterson
N J
George Rudolph
Johnny Ryan
Waukegan
Jerry Vidro
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wally Reppenhagen
Detroit
Stroh
Bohemian Beer
Indiana Eyes Repeat Relay Victory at Kansas Relays
Indiana University aims to repeat its 3:17.2 winning time in the one mile relay at the Kansas Relays on April 21. The same quartet from last year returns with Don Harpold, Wes Bicking, Charles Hornbostal, and van Tuqua guiding the anchor leg. The Crimson two mile team is also noted in the report.
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Indiana University
Kansas Relays
Don Harpold
Wes Bicking
Harles Hornbostal
Indiana
van Fuqua
Crimson
Duke Hobbs Leads Medley Relay Preview At Track Meet
Duke Hobbs the sensational sophomore half miler starts the race seeking a sizeable early lead. Don Harpold and Tap Godbold or Jerry Cramer aim to hold on through the next baton passes. Hornbostel runs a fast leg as Indiana plans both medley relay and four mile relay. The great four mile team from last year lost three members to graduation.
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Duke Hobbs
Don Harpold
Tap Godbold
Jerry Cramer
Hornbostel
Indiana
Baseball Notes from St Louis Giants and Dodgers in Spring Progress
St Louis clubs return to open five game city series after Grapefruit league success. Reds ready for powerful attack as O'Farrell outlines opening game against Chicago, with Si Johnson to pitch and Comorosky Hafey and Shiver in the outfield. Lopez named Dodgers captain adds $500 to pay. Giants optimistic about hitting power. Yankees seek last scoring punch after three straight minor league losses.
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South
Cardinals
Browns
Florida
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jacksonville
Macon
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Chicago Uhs
Si Johnson
Bruins
O'Farrell
Bottomley
Piet
Koenig
Srade
Comorosky
Hafey
Shiver
Fla
al Lopez
Chattanooga
Tenn
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bus” Mills
Oklahoma A
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas Relays Loom as Fast, Thrilling Meet
Less than two weeks remain until the twelfth annual Kansas Relays at Kansas University. The Relays Club promotes a condensed, rapid meet with minimal delays, aiming to thrill crowds and attract strong state support. Also noted are pro football signings and coaching moves involving Adolph Schwammel, Jim Lookabaugh, Bus Mills, Pug Rentner, Pat Hanley, and Eddie Hickey offering flexible training philosophy.
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Boston
Pug Rentner
Northwestern University
Redskins
Pat Hanley
Boston University
Rentner
Boston WU
Northwestern
Purple
Eddie Hickey
Creighton University
Hickey
Lawrence High School Sets Track Records List
Lawrence High School track squad targets spring marks with records compiled for sprints distances relays jumps throws and hurdles. Notable marks include 100 yards 10.3 seconds O Leary 1928 200 yards 23.3 Gauck 1932 and 440 yards 54.7 Hanson 1926 Spark 1928.
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Lawrence
O'Leary
Gauck
Hanson
Spark
Palmer
Forney
Harris
Riling
Jackson
Goble and Gauck
Brooker
Crawford
Riesen
Dicker
Pearce
Lee
Ardrey
Jella
Guise
Not 2 Man in the Fiatise stage show honors school program
The Parent-Teacher association presented an evening program at the school house last Friday featuring a play titled Not 2 Man in the Fiatise. Members in the cast and coach Miss Brown were praised for their preparation. Leone Roscoe Parker and Silver Haired Daddy with guitar, Mrs. F. M. Brown and Ester Ott contributed musical numbers. A group sang Tuck Me to Second 2 Sunny Tennessee while rhythm guitarist played two selections and Annetta Abels gave a reading. Proceeds reached 8.30 with Herbert Reusch winning the ticket-sales prize. The next meeting will follow the last day of school with a basket supper and a program on Friday evening May 4.
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Fiatise
Mias Brown
Leone
Roscoe Parker
Silver Haired
Daddy
Roscoe
F. M. Brown
Iss Ester Ott
Tennessee
Annetta Abels
Herbert Reusch
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