Kansas Relays inter scholastic meet looming on April 20
About thirty high schools have already entered the thirtieth annual inter scholastic track and field meet at the University of Kansas as part of the Kansas Relays. Notable records include Glenn Cunningham's mile mark 4 31.4 and Clyde Coffman's pole vault 12 feet 4% inches set in 1929.
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University of Kansas
Arkansas City
Glenn Cunningham
Merley
Elkhart
Cunningham
Clyde Coffman
Entries Arrive For Twelfth Kansas Relays Classes
Entries received yesterday for the twelfth annual Kansas Relays include Kansas State Teachers of Flanoria and Pittsboro, Westminster College Fulton Mo and Washburn College Topeka. Pittsburg Teachers dominated the 1932 college class relays and last year won three of four events. Iowa Wesleyan Mt Pleasant sent Ray Patterson in the decathlon. Clyde Coffman of Kansas and Arnold Preheim of Yankton College also entered.
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Flanoria
Pittsboro
Westminster College of
Fulton, Mo
Washburn College of
Topeka
Pittsburg
Emporia
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Ray Patterson
Clyde Coffman
Kansas
United State
Arnold Preheim
Yankton College
Yankton
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Greyhounds Clinch AAHA Title With 3 1 Victory
In St Louis on April 11 the Kansas City Greyhounds captured a third AAHA hockey title in four years by beating the St. Louis Flyers 3 1 in the series finale. Taylor assisted Hansen for the first goal, Wiebe netted an unassisted third, and Paddon fed Dun Geld for the Flyers’ final counter.
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Kansas City Greyhounds
American Hockey Association
St. Louis Flyers
Hounds
Taylor
Emil Hansen
Bowling Scores From Lawrence Recreation Parlor League
Scores of league matches at Lawrence Recreation parlors show match results and player totals for the bowling session. Individual scores and standings are listed for participating bowlers, reflecting the ongoing league competition.
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Lawrence Recreation
UNIOR
Baseball Notes from Washington Open Dodgers Clash
Washington opens a three day series with Casey Stengel's Brooklyn Dodgers as veteran pitchers Walter Stewart and Monte Weaver take the mound. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates leads NL batters this campaign with a .390 average 22 runs 98 hits 7 doubles 0 triples 8 homers and 28 RBIs. Lew Fonseca watches a slipping defense as White Sox commit eight errors in a loss to the Pirates. Rollins College plans a spring fencing tour facing eight opponents including Princeton Yale and Harvard.
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Monte Weaver
Casey Stengel
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Oklahoma City
Arky Vaughan
Pirate
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Lew Fonseca
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Pirates
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Strange science bits and Anatole France contrast
A column by Jake Hix surveys Anatole France’s fame, birth in 1844, and death eight years past, noting his brain weighed 38 ounces versus 49 for an average man. It blends odd facts on osmium, hydrogen, and elements, closing with a teaser about tomorrow’s feature on young managers.
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Ural Mountains
Tennant
Lawrence Shawnee Mission dual track meet set for Friday
The schedule lists a Friday dual track meet between Lawrence and Shawnee Mission at Shawnee Mission. On Saturday a Kansas versus Nebraska dual track meet is planned at Lincoln. Also on Saturday a triangular track meet featuring Haskell, Emporia Teachers and Baker at 2:30 at Haskell stadium.
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Shawnee Mission
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Haskell
Emporial
Baker
Chicago Black Hawks win world pro hockey title on March goal
Chicago’s Harold Mush March, the littlest man on ice, scored a waist-high shot past Wilf Cade after more than 90 minutes of rugged play to give the Black Hawks a 1 to 0 victory over the Detroit Red Wings and claim the world professional title.
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Little Harold
Mush
March
Wilf Cade
Black Hawks
Detroit
Red Wings
Dodgers Lose It All On Riverfront Slug Test
In Richmond Virginia yesterday the Brooklyn Dodgers hit four balls into the James River during a slug test at a field on the island tip. The game drew fans who urged the team to play to the water on left field, producing a splashy display.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
James River
Dodgers
Douglas County Sportsmen's Club Annual Meeting
The Douglas County Sportsmen's Club will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Wren Building at Eighth and Vermont streets. Officers will be elected reports made and other business addressed. Full attendance urged. Spring football practice at colleges in the south hampered this season by severe cold.
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Douglas County Sportsmen's Club
Chamber of Commerce
WREN
Eighth and
Vermont
South
Call for $1 fishing licenses to fund Kansas lake building program
The Kansas forestry fish and game commission appeals for a dollar from every outdoors lover to back lake construction after a Supreme Court bar on land grants. Funds from licenses through April 15 will go to building lakes, with federal matches making the effort highly cost effective. Warden W G Strong leads the drive, praised for devotion and cooperation with Douglas County, urging all readers to support more parks and lakes now, while licenses expire June 30.
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Supreme Court
Kansas
Kangas
Douglas County
Tomanoxic
Warden Strong
Strone
Lawrence
Baer Leaves for East to Train for Camara Fight
Max Baer heads east from Sacramento to begin serious training for his fifth bout with Primo Camara set for June 14 for the heavyweight title. He exits after a farewell dinner aboard the Southern Pacific overland limited, promising to focus on winning the title. Accompanying him are Ancil Hoffman, Mrs. Hoffman, trainer Mike Cantwell, and his brother Buddy. Several exhibitions are planned in Springfield Missouri Tulsa Ohio and Kansas City with sparring partner Buddy. Ray Steele is noted as an uncle of Nebraska star Pete Sauer.
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Calif
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Primo Camera
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Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Mrs.Hoffman
Mike Cantwell
Buddy
Springfield
Tulsa
Ohio
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Hoffmen
Lere Vy
New York
Oklahoma Coach Seeks New World Records At Amateur Meet
John Jacobs of the University of Oklahoma seeks recognition of a 2 minutes 12.1 seconds 1000 yards world outdoor mark set by Glenn Cunningham at the Oklahoma amateur meet. He also aims to establish a 120 yard low hurdle record of 13.1 seconds by Heye Lambertus. Jacobs petitions AUU officials and contemplates requesting a record for himself using Cunningham’s old running pants after Cunningham’s bottle incident en route to Norman.
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University of Oklahoma
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Oklahoma
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England
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Great Britain
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Heye
Lambertus
University of Nebraska
Spalding
Fred Loomis
Great Lakes
Sooner
Daniel J. Ferris
A.A.U
Gustavius Kirby
L. J. F. Rooney
Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
Norman
Keener Competition in Pinehurst Net Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina April 11 The north and south tennis tournament featured tougher play for a reduced field Frank X Shields top seed in the American list won two rounds without dropping a game and faced Barney Welsh Duke University today Walter Martin Toronto Canadian No 1 meets Harvey Harris UNC veteran J Gil ert Hall South Orange New Jersey seed six faces Giles Ver straton Jackson Heights New York Bitsy Grant Atlanta seed four meets Dave Cotton Duke in a second round Wilmer Allison Austin Texas second seed plays Adolph de Menzes Rio de Janeiro ninth ranked Brazil George Lott Chicago vs H D Gubner Kew Gardens Lester Stoefen Los Angeles vs A L Bruneau Brooklyn Marcel Rainville Montreal V I Potter Stockton Spring Lake
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N. C
Frank X. Shields
New York
Barney Welsh
Duke University
Walter Martin
Toronto
Harvey Harris
University of North Carolina
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H. D. Gubner
Kew Gardens
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Bruneau
Brooklyn
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
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Spring Lake
Baker U Campus Hosts World Record Hitch Kick Exponent
Bob Lynn, holder of the 9.8 percent hitch kick world record, delivered an exhibition at Baker University as students watched. The California athlete demonstrated technique and athletic precision on Baldwin Campus, drawing student interest and cheering.
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California
Bob Lynn
Baker University
Lynn to Represent Olympic Club In Kansas Relays
Lynn will represent the Olympic Club of San Francisco in pole vault and high jump at the Kansas Relays. He owns a vault of 13 feet 8 inches and a high jump of 6 feet 5 inches. A friend of Kermit Langer, former Baker University athlete now with the Olympic Club in football and track.
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Olympic Club
San Francisco
Kermit Langer
Baker University
Lange
Missouri athletic committee slimmed to five members
President Walter Williams announced a reorganization of the University of Missouri intercollegiate athletic committee. The panel shrinks from thirteen to five, while a supplementary advisory group of seven alumni and two students is created. The five will oversee funds, hire coaches, determine player eligibility, and represent the university in intercollegiate sports matters. The new committee is to be appointed on June 1 and will include three faculty members named by Williams and two graduates.
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Columbia
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Williams
University reorganization keeps athletic policy steady
Advisory committee members C. L. Brewer and Leslie Cowan will attend meetings in advisory roles, with no immediate changes to the university's athletic policy expected. Nearby, families gathered at A. T. Rockhold's home in Stony Point to celebrate a birthday, while others attended to relatives and illness, including Mrs. Anna Cripe's care in Lawrence and a death in Baldwin.
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