Jayhawker Nine Triumphs In Opening Game
Kansas baseball fans witnessed a 12 to 4 win as the Jayhawker nine opened the season. Strong early hitting and solid pitching led by Mitt and Goetz powered Kansas past their opponent. The game featured errorless defense, crucial doubles, and relief pitching that sealed the victory.
Baker University Track Meet Looms Over Weekend
Kansas colleges Washburn College of Topeka College of Fanning Ottawa University Baker participate in the Baker Red Carnival on Friday and Saturday May 1. Events include sprints relays field events and a three-class system for high schools juniors colleges. Tennis and boxing highlights also noted with regional figures and match prospects.
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Washburn
Topeka
College of Fannering
Ottawa Univer
Baker
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Amdit
Racques
Fridglose
Fingis Saturd
Emil
Liston
Chary
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Athletics 70 Be Strong This Year
Mack predicts a strong 1924 season for the Athletics with a deep pitching staff solid defense and a powerful lineup led by catcher Mickey Cochrane. He praises Hauser and Bingoon at infield positions and notes Walter Johnson era outfielders including Walter French Al Simmons Ring Miller and suggests the Senators face a tough challenge from the Athletics as they contend for the pennant.
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Bill Warind
Bishop
Chick] Galloway
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Sam Hole
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Ter
Lime
Walter French
Bill Lie
al Simmons
Ring Miller
Mickey Voetrane
Washington Senators
Sevatars
Foame
Names Relay Officials for Annual Rei fejluwe Event
Merurtas announces officials for the eleventh annual relay meet featuring coaches and announcers. The roster includes Joseph Invple, John Ts, Hye ann, and wired Tighe among others guiding track, basketball, and football programs at Kilton State College and related institutions.
Vermillion South Dakota sprint relay hopes in title race
Vermillion’s four member unit from the University of South Dakota is set to contest the knaremile relay at the fourth signal ars Larenes event in Montgomery. Three of the four are current title holders in the Little Eight and North Central conferences. Two runners have clocked 19 seconds in prior races, with Sterling Clark and his twin Staten among the squad. The team trained after vacation and aims to improve on last year’s performances at Oral.
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Vernifion
University of South Dakota
Ars
Montgomery
Coy
South Dakota
Vermill
Dakota Ready
Reeholders
CIE
Oy Sterling Clark
Staten
Sven Int
Soneds
Oral
Drake Bulldogs Scrimmage Plan Ahead of Spring Game
Drake University coach Ossie Solem outlined seven days of strenuous dummy scrimmages as spring practice winds down. The backfield contenders include Buck Beebee Hampton and Myers Hampton along with Archie Johnson Des Moines high school star, all vying for regular backfield duties.
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Des Moines
Ossie M.solem
Drake University
Nex
Salem
Robert
Buck) Beebee
Bulldogs
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Beeber
Beebee
Hampton
Irvingarney Myers
Extraaorth
Myers
Archie Johnson
Ensst
Des Moines High School
Johnson
Reeder
Drake opens season with fierce backfield drill report
Varsity backfield candidates under Captain Fleet Gale Fry Kalona Charles Everett William Cook John Dustin Abe Gronkhite and Lyle Newton push outdoor summer workouts to harden for the fall as Drake prepares for a likely stiff campaign with the strongest competition yet.
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Varsity
Gale Fry
Kalona
Charles
Chuck) Everett
Des Moines
William
Bill) Cook
Excelsior Springs
John Dustin
Abe Gronkhite
Knokville
Lyle Newton
Salem
Drake
Missouri Doctor Invents Better Rupture Method
Missouri physician Dr. Andrew Kaiser offers a new rupture treatment claimed to give quick relief without belts pads or bands. He advertises trial availability to Journal-World readers detailing comfort and benefits and invites inquiries from interested individuals in any neighborhood.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Kaiser
Journal-World
Pretentious gridiron schedule in local histo re ge
A fragmented 1920s era item mentions polo players riding bicycles and a quirky alley game used by messenger boys in Wichita business districts. It notes J Jim Lavin seeking a marshal position in Totthat Te RSpee and outlines Radcliffe attending a New York clothing buyers convention, with Northern travel details and fleeting references to war service and local residents.
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Ge Polo
Wichita
Messenger Boys
C.P. Radcliffe
New York
P. Radcliffe
Olier
New York City
Radcliffe
Hy. B. Ober
Syracuse
Chicag
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