Intramural Track Meet Wins by Phi Psi and Delta Tau
Phi Psi claimed first place in the annual intramural track meet at the university, scoring 774 points to top Phi Delta Theta with 6024 points. Delta Tau Delta finished third, Alpha Tau Omega fourth, as events included sprints, hurdles, relays, high jump, and broad jump under intramural athletic rector R. Eibel.
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Phi-Kappa Psi
Phi Delta Theta
Alta ‘Fau Delta
Kappa Sigma
Stadium Field
Phi Psi
Ita Tau
Awin R. Eibel
Phi Kappa Psi
Delta Tau
Aanpa Tambda
Hess
Firely Russell
Sec
Femen
PAL Psi
Bakelta Tau
Clepper
Phi
Moore
Kappa Siz
Grovj
Igs
Alpha “Tau .Omega
Alpha Kapa
Cee Delta Tau Delta
Sigma
Pal Epsilon
Lucas
Gismopolitan
McDonald
Phi Sa. Alpha
Beta Theta Pi
Beard
Beta
Gravier
Phi Deit
Turner
Bkfaner
Grose
Alpha Tau Pmesa
Delta
Tau Delta
Knowles
Alpha. Tau Omega
Track meet draws ninety six high schools here
Ninety six Kansas high schools enter the Twenty-Sixth Annual Interscholastic Track and Field meet to be held at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium on Friday April 19. The event pairs with the Seventh Annual Kansas Relays and invites entrants to stay for Saturdays open relays against schools from several states.
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Kansas
University of Kansas“Memorial Stadium
H. W
Bill” Hargiss
University of Kansas
John Bunn
K. U
Wichita High School
Perry Rural High
Iry
Tom Churchill
University of Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Augusta
Alma
Abilene
Atchison
Argentine
Burlingame
Coffeyville
Chanute
Eldorado
Ellsworth
Fort Scott
Frankfort
Emporia
Garnett
Hutchinson
Hayes
Horton
Holaimeton
Iola
Independence
Junction City
Larned
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Manhattan
Marysville
Marion
Neodesha
Ottawa
Osage City
Osawatomie
Pittsburg
Pleaseanton
Russell
Sumner
Sterling
Sabetha
Shawnee Mission
Topeka
Wichita
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Eureka
Alton Rural
Blue Mound
Bodend Rural
Baldwin
Chase County
Eskridge
Elmdale
Fisk City
Frontenac
Ford
Glen Elder
Grant Township
Gypsum
Gridley
Highland
Farveyville
Halstead
Hope Rural
Haven Rural
Loraine
Lost Springs
Linwood
Pomona
Perty
Princeton Parker
Richmond Rural
Saffordville
Strawn Rural
Sawyer
Vilas Rural
Valley Falls
Viola
Washington
Wellsville
Winchester
Woodston
Rural
Washburn
Watterville
Williamsburg
St. Johns Military School
Salina
Bantamweight bout aims to clear title muddle in New York
Bushy Graham York and Angelo Geraci face Eli Sardinias in a 15 round New York Coliseum match tonight. Kid Chocolate and Bushy Dham-hope look to shed light on the muddied bantamweight situation as Jess McMahon's card unfolds.
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Uedee
Bushy Graham
York
Eli
Angelo Geraci
Bushy Dham
Jess McMahon
New York Coliseum
Kansas Relays Set to Spotlight Weight and Speed Experts
Track stars from the Midwest and Southwest head to the seventh annual Kansas Relays on April 20 at the Kansas Horseshoe Memorial Stadium. Some 1,000 athletes from nearly 100 colleges are expected, with Punahou Academy from Hawaii adding international flavor. Notable entrants include Olympic performers Tom Churchill of Oklahoma and David Abbott of Illinois, along with Notre Dame’s Jack Elder and a strong Illinois four mile relay squad that recently bettered the intercollegiate mark in Texas. Strong weight contenders include Leo Baldwin of Texas and Behr of Wisconsin, while Paco Frazier from Kansas and Missouri’s Big Six champions boost events.
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Midwest
Southwest
Texas
Notre Dame
Jack Elder
Ilinois
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Leo Baldwin
University, of Texas
Howell
Oklahoma
Behr
Wisconsin
Hasten Bernard
Paco” Frazier
Kansas
Missouri
Baker Relays Set With Big Local Entry Draw
Baker University Carnival officials expect the sixth annual relay carnival in Baldwin April 26 and 27 to draw 600 athletes from Kansas and Missouri. Wentworth Military Academy cannot attend due to government inspection. Last year 500+ athletes from 50 schools competed for 1928 trophies led by Wyandotte and Lawrence in multiple events. Wentworth, Perry, Wyandotte, Windsor and Nortonville are among top title holders listed for various races and field events. Also notes the departure of golf champions to Europe aboard the Aquitania and Brish Women’s Championship in St Andres with Collett and Wills traveling partners.
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Baldwin
Kan
Emil
Liston
Baker University
Baker
Wentworth Military Academy
Kansas
Missouri
Kean
Lawrence
Burdies
Perry
Oskaloosa
Topeka
Yandotte
Pennis
Wyandotte
Edna
Pleasanton
Princeton
Golf
Rosedale
Williamsburs
Perrir
Nortonville
Clase Lie
Mediex~ Wentworth
Seley Wentroutt
Europe
New York
Apriil 12
Glenna Collett
Helen Wills
Aquitannia
Ork
Teoday
Wills
Edith. Cross
San Francisco
Collett
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Miss Wall
St. Andres
Ohio
Gardner Leads Field As 500 Miles Finish Near Cambridge
Ed Gardner of Seattle maintains the lead as the trans continental foot race covers 499.3 miles toward Cambridge Ohio after spending the night in Wheeling. Pete Gavuzzi of England moves up and has overtaken Johnny Sale of Passaic in second place while C C Pyte’s 3400 mile trek nears the Pacific coast. A postponed Haskell game with Topeka due to rain and cold likely ends exhibition tilt.
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Wheeling
Pacific Coast
C.C. Pyte
Cambridge
Ohio
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Pete’ Gavuzzi
England
Johnny Sale
Passaic
N.J
Policeman
Boxing czar proposed to save sport from decline
Jack Dempsey urges creation of a supreme head with power to unify boxing. He argues multiple conflicting organizations hinder progress and must join under a single leader. Paul Prehn backs the idea saying a strong, decisive figure could raise standards in boxing.
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Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Landis
Dempsey
Paul Prehn
Illnois Te Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Prehn
Ted Canty to Be Head Announcer at Kansas Relays
Ted Canty of Chicago official and Western Conference announcer will serve as head announcer at the seventh annual Kansas Relays on April 20. He has announced at Kansas meets before and is acclaimed by track fans as the premier announcer. Assisting Canty will be H W Bill Hargiss, Kansas football coach and former track coach, John Kuck the world record holder in shot put, and Fritz Meyn, noted Lawrence voice.
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Ted Canty
Chicago
Kansas
John Kuck
Fritz Meyn
Lawrence Giant
Twelve candidates for decathlon at the Kansas Relays
Twelve athletes will compete in the seven through annual decathlon at the Kansas Relays on April 20. Entrants include Sam Churchill of Oklahoma, Vernon Kennedy of Warrensburg, Buster Charles of Haskell, Verne McDermott of Illinois, Jess Joy of Drake, Stockton, Elton Hess of Minnesota, James Grant of Haskell, Wendell Smith of Occidental, Robert L. Todd of Indiana, C. Smith of Maryville Teachers, Leo Baldwin of Texas, with Todd and Baldwin viewed as strong challengers. The meet dates and events are outlined for Friday and Saturday, including sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events.
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Kansas
F.C. Allen
KUL
Sam’ Churchill
Oklahoma
Vernon Kennedy
Warrensburg
Wilson
Buster
Texas
Baldwin
Esate Eae
Lectures on Medicine and junior college football schedule
Deans and coaches of nine Kansas junior colleges met yesterday at the University in a track meet setting for April 18. The session discussed educational and athletic issues as part of the annual gathering. The junior college football schedule lists games through November with Parson, Coffeyville, and El Dorado among frequent opponents.
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Kansas
Rew
Parsons
Hame
School of Education
Wroptenmier
Scott
Coffeyville
Inla
Independence
Ortober & Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Hutch- Inson
Independence Tence Il
Lola
Hutchinson
Ft. Stoct
Kansas City
Wan
Indépendence
el Dorado
Tuten- Mison
Tole
Kan
Ember
al Dorado
Tula
Iola
Ovemberary
Ft. Scott
Ape Aggies
Wildcats Meet Aggies In Big Six Opener Series
Coach Charles Corsaut and Kansas Aggie baseball travel to Lawrence for a two game series against the Jayhawkers. The first game is set for 4:00 o clock today with a 30 clock start tomorrow for the finale. Larry Quigley of St. Marys serves as umpire. The game marks the start of the Big Six season for both teams.
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Charles Corsaut
Kansas
Aggie
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Larry Quigley
St. Mary’s
Coast Tracksters to Run at Kansas Drake Relays
Occidental college will send nine men from the Southern California Conference to the Kansas Relays in Lawrence on April 20 and then to Des Moines for the Drake Relays on April 27. The squad, which will face Stanford at Palo Alto tomorrow, departs Sunday for the events.
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Los Angeles
Margo— Occidental College
Kansas
Drake
Emporia
Ottawa
Wichita Fair
Kansas City
Douglas County
Boxing Results From Detroit to New Orleans
In a set of lightweight matchups Billy Wallace of Detroit outpointed Tommy Grogan of Omaha. Louis Kaplan of Meriden outpointed Joey Medill of Chicago. Young Jack Dillon of Louisville outpointed Kaye White of New Orleans. Bearcat Wright of Omaha defeated Neal Clisby of Riverside. Also listed are local community events at churches and clubs in Cedar Rapids and Pasadena with social and dinner gatherings scheduled for the evening.
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The
Associated Press
Detroit
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Louis Kid Kaplan
Meridan
Conn
Joey Medill
Chicago
Venport
Towa
Jack Dillon
Louisville
Kaye
White
New Orleans
Johnnie Fallon
Cedar Rapids
Neal
Clisby
Riverside
Cal
Bevan Beams In Javelin Feats At Texas Relays
Bevan Farr from Kansas State Teachers College excels beyond track, throwing 206 feet 11 inches for a new mark at the Texas Relays and 208 feet 4 inches at SMU Relays. He also tops an education test by identifying 100 prominent figures with high accuracy among 350 peers.
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Emporia
Kan
Bevan
Kansas
Texas
The
Teachers College
Lawrence Boxers Enter Topeka Show With Strong Local Contingent
The original three Lawrence boxers entered for the amateur show at Topeka have doubled to six, joining six Haskell Indians for a strong bid. Entries include Blair Weidman 132, Kenneth Longanecker 118, George Malone 126, Dallas Jellison 142, Joe Schelbar 140, and George Miller 155 pounds. Tommy Wagner will coach the Lawrence contingent as four boxers trained at the National Guard armory. Three Lawrence entrants are Co. M, 127th Infantry guardsmen. Malone, Jellison, and Longanecker. Weidman belongs to Co. H, 187th Infantry. Miller, formerly of Topeka, adds experience. Schelbar is a Lawrence high school student.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Lawrence Boys
Blair
Hans” Weidman
Kenneth Longanecker
George Malone
Dallas Jellison
Joe Schelbar
George Miller
Tommy” Wagner
National Guard
Co. M
127Th Infantry
Kansas
Malone
Jellison
Longanecker
Weidman
Co. H
187Th Infantry
Miller
Une
Schelbar
Lawrence ‘High ‘School
High Pin Totals and Tonight’s Tenpin Matchups
The list shows high scores Gels 214 Menger 235 and tonight’s games Edmondson Giahn tenpins and Berger Underwood. Two teams or players are set for a matchup with seven remaining frames, details unclear from fragments.
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Gels
Menger
Edmondson
Giahn
Tenpins
Berger
Underwood
Market News: Early player options and spring plans spread
Philadelphia coach Shatton sends rookie battery Bill Derham and George Sheffett to Scranton for seasoning while Nick Borrelli moves to Portland. Wilbert Robinson in Macon selects Brooklyn pitchers for spring. Dazzy Vance to start Sunday vs Yankees. Robbie releases Jim Richardson to Macon. Hartnett says Cubs salary issue healed as they open three game set with Kansas City. Tigers return without Marty McManus due to illness, staying in St Louis.
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Prining
Phillies
Athletics
Shatton
Bill Derham
George Sheffett
Scranton
Nick Borrelli
Muhlenberg College
Portland
Macon
Wilbert
Robinson
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Yankees
Clark
Braves
Robbie
Jim Richardson
Kansas City
Gabby" Hartnett
Cub
Cubs
Oilers edge Browns in first shutout of season
Tulsa managed a 14 run, 16 hit game as Dan Howley used two pitchers from the Tulsa Oilers against their former club, delivering the Browns first shutout of the campaign. Rumors say Sam Rice may reclaim Washington’s outfield in opening day with Jones or Braxton pitching for the Nats. Notre Dame to host Indiana homecoming October 5 per Bloomington report.
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Toronto
Tulsa
Okla
Dan Howley
Tulsa Oilers
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Sam Rice
West
Sam Jones
Garland Braxton
Nats
Pleads Guilty on Liquor Charge in Illinois House Action
Pleads guilty on a liquor charge after an arrest last night. The defendant was fined five dollars as part of the outcome. In Springfield Illinois April 12 AP reports the Illinois House passed a resolution urging Congress to enforce the 14th and 15th amendments of the Constitution.
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Cable Mendosa
Arest
Pol
Mead
Springfield
Illinois House of Representatives
Congress
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