Inter School Track Meet Entries At University of Kansas
High school teams totaling 108 enter the 27th annual Kansas interschool track meet to be held at KU Memorial Stadium on April 18. A lists include Argentine Atchison Augusta and Wichita East while B and rural districts also field numerous squads with hundreds of athletes. final entries announced by the athletic office.
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University of Kansas
Willshe
Wiehitx
Chase “County
Lass A
Argentine
Atchison
Attyeoad
Augusta
Chasnate
Cherryvale
Concordia
Craw‘ford’ Community
Aldorado
Elsworth
Eureka
Fort Scott
Frankfort
Fredonia
Garnett
Herington
Hiawatha
Hill City
Hoisington
Independence
Toby Lawrence
Leavengworth
Manhattan
Marysville
Witor
CMON
Fans vote on National League finishes in fans’ ballot
Former New York Giants pitcher AL Demaree invites readers to ballot their predictions for the Nation’s baseball standings. Readers guess if the Cubs will repeat and if the Giants Pirates Phillies and Dodgers will contend as asked. The paper will publish results after collecting ballots.
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AL Demaree
Ormer
New York Giants
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Phillies
O'Doul
Klein
Wat Moran
Lill McKechnie
Boston
Sgeorge Stallings
Wiil
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Dempsey Proposes Big Offer for Carnera Bout in Chicago
Chicago April 12 AP Dempsey offers Brimo Carnera managers 50004 plus a share of receipts for a summer outdoor fight in Chicago. He would not meet Carnera but has lined up George Godfrey from Leiperville Pa as Carnera's opponent.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Messrs
Duffy and
Lee
Brimo Carera
George Godfrey
Hhouse Negro
Leiperville
Drimo
Jayhawker bats fall to Knights in opener at St Marys
The Kansas Jayhawker baseball team lost 12 to 6 to St Marys Knights in an afternoon game at St Marys. Burns allowed ten hits and hit a triple and a homer for batting honors. Ralph Messby led Jayhawker hitters with notable fielding and offense while Cap ton Thomson struggled for relief as Gerald Cooley came in. Other box-score notes mention Schmidt and Hoffmans with key hits and outs by Burns and Thomson.
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Jayhawker
Stsoowheny
Knights
Hop
University
Knight
Capton’ Russell
Rub
Thomson
Gerald Cooley
Sk .S
St. Mary's Eru
Burns
Ralph Messby
Penatiats
Aiet Thapar
Tromibeok
Lou Ash
Sly
P Cogley
Db Hoffmans
Waletis
Werth
Tt Stringer
Ames Five Leading Track Men Face Kansas Relays
Ames based track team led by Captain Maurice Soulis and Rob Hafer prepares for the Kansas Relays on April 19. Key figures include Ray Putnam and Hubert Meier with Meier nursing a pulled muscle after a world record indoor 60 yard dash. Coaches note the loss of field event veterans and rely on Soults, Wells, Nagel, and Hager for points as the squad aims to compete with top collegians. In boxing news Joey Medill and Stanislaus Loayza have signed for a ten round semi final in Chicago on April 30.
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Ames
Towa
Towa’ State College
Kansas Relays
Maurice Soulis
Clarion
Rob Hafer
Waukon
Ray Putnam
Elving
Hubert Meier
Hedrick
Dashman
Bill Smith
Meier
Loyd Nagel
Marion Soults
Kenneth Wells
Lake View
Bob Simpson
Soults
Hager
Smith
Kansas
Simpson
Chicago
Joey Medill
Stanislaus Loayza
Nate Lewis
Tuffy Griffiths
Jack Gagnon
Chicago Stadium
Haskell Indians win triangular track meet at Baldwin
Haskell led by star Charles dominates Baker and Emporia Teachers in a triangular outdoor season opener at Baldwin. Charles wins four events including the 10 yard dash high jump broad jump and javelin and contributes to eight first places for coach John Levi's squad which totals 60 points to Baker's 38 and the Teachers' 37.
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Buster Charles
Haskell Indians
Baldwin
Baker Uniity
Emporia
John Levis
Charles
Tadian
Broad
Faina
Aliseus
Baker
Haskell
Laker
Lange
Walker
Hann
Mather
Kul ST. Ca
Cullideus
Tissy
Tech SB
Washer
Gasr
Skippergoshis
Soaker
Pale
Cookson
Me- Sulut
Anderson
KK. S.P
Lanne
Kell
Grant
Eckersall incident recalled by Michigan athletes
The death of Walter Eckersall, famed sports writer and official, prompts Steve Farrel to recall DeHart Hubbard’s stunning 1925 Chicago meet leap of 25 feet 10 7/8 inches. Hubbard’s daughter was one when the news reached his wife. Eckersall funded the telegram sending the world record message on Hubbard’s birthday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Walter Eckersall
Michigan
Steve Farrel
DeHart Hubbard
Chicago
Hubbard
Eckersall
Milwaukee Boxer Defeats King Tut in Four Rounds
In Milwaukee, Bruce Flowers defeated King Tut in four rounds. Bud Taylor stopped Paul Wangley in Minneapolis after five rounds. Charla Retzlaff stopped Oy Ludwig Trapmann in Duluth in one round. Walter Dunham and Tiger John Cline, plus Joe Marcus, drew in Kansas City.
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Milwaukee
Bruce Flowers
New Tocheile
N. Y
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bud Taylor
Terrentes
Ind
Paul
Wangley
Duluth
Minn
Charla Retzlaff
Ludwig Trapmann
Germany
Ihansas City
Walter Dunham
Ft. Scott
Raw
Tiger John Cline
Kansas City
Tig'? Perk
Joe Marcus
Portland
Ore
Drew
Jayhawkers Stage Stiff Scrimmage In Summer Heat
Jayhawker football camp blue and red squads sparred in a brisk hour long scrimmage despite intense sun. H. W. Hargiss supervised fundamentals as Madison Cox Ehly and Carrie Smyth starred for the Blue backfield, while Morrison Beach and Hansen led the Reds with solid line play and timely runs. The teams matched strides with stout defense from McCall Davies and Rost as both sides showed depth and hustle.
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Jayhawker
H. W. Hargiss
Mike Getto
Paul Murphy
Madison
Cox
Ehly
Carrie Smyth
Hansen
Kite
Foy
Rost
M. Soyem
Mai
Chandler
Poms
Madison Init
Bunny Black
Jine
Beach
Morrison
Page
Reds
Black
Blue
Paden
Smay
Brazil
Zoolanc
McCall
Davis
Pete Bausch
Smith
Stuck
Tainter
M. Serem
Cambridge Wins Annual Boat Race From Oxford Crew
Cambridge won the eighty second Thames boat race over Oxford by two lengths led by American coxswain Robert E. Swartwout of New York. It marked the first time an American steered a Cambridge shell and the first American to earn a place on the Cambridge boat. The light blue achieved a one up advantage, ending Oxford's long hegemony at forty wins and one deadlock since 1877, with Cambridge finishing in minutes five seconds, though the exact time is unclear.
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Putney-On-Thames
Eng
Robert E. Swartwout
New York
Cambridge
Oxford
Thame
Cambbridge
Aggies Tie Sooners In Six Six Ball Game At Norman
The Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma played to a 6 6 tie in eleven innings on a Norman afternoon. Darkness halted the opener of the Big Six contest as Tom Ghorehill pitched nine innings for Oklahoma before a pinch hitter finished. The Sooners rallied for three runs in the eighth off Barre. Secrecy Savage? The Aggies faced five hits through nine frames.
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Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Churchill, Dries and Watson
Boxing results and coach notes spread across Kansas reports
Fort Scott boxer Walter Dunham earns a newspaper decision over Tiger dehnny Cline in a 10 round bout at Kansas City. John Levi, Haskell coach, says no contract signed with St Joseph Western league club, negotiations continue. Wellington hosts a night track meet as Ark City leads a quad with Winfield, Wellington, and South Haven. C. Ross Somerville faces Eugene Homans in the North and South Amateur final.
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Dunham
Kansas City
Walter Dunham
Fort Scott
Tiger
Dehnny Cline
Bud
Levi
John Levi
Haskell
St. Joseph
Wellington
Kan
Arkansas City High School
Winfield
South Haven
Ponehurst
C. Ross Somerville
London
Ont
Eugene Homans
Englewood
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Baldwin News Notes From Topeka Visits And Family News
Mrs G J Hunt travels to Topeka to visit her daughter Mrs Robert Anderson and family. Mrs John Riddle returns to her home in Kansas City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fletcher Hunt. Dr and Mrs I C Rankin came home from Holly Colorado after two months helping at a United Presbyterian church. En route they visited Norton Kansas to see Miss Lois Spencer Baldwin girl a patient at the State hospital there. Miss Spencer shows steady improvement and greetings go to local friends who sent letters and birthday cards. Mrs Homer C Prentice of Los Angeles sends regards.
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G. J. Hunt
Topeka
Robert Anderson
John Riddle
Kansas City
Fletcher Hunt
I. C. Rankin
Holly
Col
Rankin
United Presbyterian Church
Norton
Kan
Lois
Spencer
Baldwin
Homer C. Prentice
Los
Baldwin events and obituaries span community week
Angeles visits Baldwin hosted by Mrs. Muenzenmeyer as Eastern Star groups plan a Lawrence luncheon at Masonic Hall. Local social events include bridge at Mrs. OByrne, church ladies meeting with Red Carnations program, and KU students visiting for Alpha Chi Omega party. Funeral for George Griffith in Baldwin follows Topeka treatment, with survivors listed. The annual district school meeting selects a new board member, and Chanute and Baldwin stage The Dover Road plays. Easter break pauses Baker University summer offerings in Kansas City.
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N. W. O'Byrne
C. J. Fischer
William M. Clark
George Griffith
Topeka
George Summers
C. W. Bailey
A. O. Burtenemg
Byirns
Griffith
David Griffith
Summers
Nettie Hatter
James Osher
Laldwin
Howard Butler
Omaha
Margaret Walker
Leslie Tyson
University of Kansas
Baldwin
Alpha Chi Omega
Hester
Helen Heauchamp
Catherine Whitmore
Helen Eve
Gorinne Woods
Dickinson
Lawrence
Cc. W. Arnett
Robert Jenkins
Tonganoxie
J. H Garider
Baldwin High School
W. J. Willams
Willams
Edward Cragoe
Corwin H. Gander
Kansas City
J. H. Gander
Dramatic Art Department of
Baker
Dover Road
Chanute
Latimer
Maurice Boicourt
Anne
Elizabeth Buckner
Leonard
Neal Chastain
Fastasia
Ada Kathryn Ward
Nicholas
Homer Henderson
Dominic
Gerald Rerhic
Clara E. ‘Krefting
Frank Odom
W.B. Fleming
W. B. Fleming
First Methodist Church
Flemings
Enworth League
Baker University
Grand Avenue Methodist School Opens With Noted Faculty
The Grand Avenue Methodist church opens its doors for a summer school with Dean H. K. Ebright as summer dean and instructors including Dr. Harold W. Guest in economics and history, Miss Bertha Whitton in physical education, Dr. Annabelle Newton from Jacksonville Woman's College English, and J. H. Wellemeyer from Kansas City Junior College teaching education. The six week session runs from June 23, with additional teachers to be named later and no interference with Baker campus summer programs.
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Grand Avenue
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