Kansas Relays Officials Named for Memorial Day Meet
Prominent intercollegiate sports figures from Kansas and near hundred schools are slated for the sixty-second Kansas Relays at Memorial Day. Dr. F C Allen announces honorary referee John Outland and Knute Rockne as officials. list covers starters finish judges timers clerks inspectors and prize custodians across track and field events.
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Kansas University
University
Louis
L. Toiton
Itrack
Fay Noéulor
Dwight Ream
Mike Lynch
W. QO. Hamilton
Major Cygon
E. C Quigley
Henry Ashley
Capt
H.G. Johnston
J.hoopes
Irwin
Swattingers
Dr. Reilly
Leslie Edmonds
D. Hoody’ Campbell
MF. Ahearn
Charles “van Buskirk
Sam Busler
Harry Darby
Pat. Mason
Joseph Lockwood, Jr
Dinsmore Alter
George
George Esterly
James Naismith
I. Anderson
A. J. Boynton
Hi ‘A. Rice
W.W. Davis
James J. Wilton
George Carey
Edward Cochrane
S. Taylor
Carlos Hobbs
Be. al Poorman
Walter Eckergall
C. E. McBride
Fred Williams
Will French
Harry’ West
Homer Herriott
George Glaskin
E. J. Gragoe
Charles Radcliffe
Tommy Dixon
Hovey Hanna
Tusten Ackerman
Reginald Smith
Merle Price
Wilfred ‘Belgard
John Lonborg
Dolph “Simons
Andrew ‘McDonald
Cornelius Ashley
Paul Bi Lawson
Fritz Mein
Season Opens Tomorrow Sixteen Big League Clubs
Opening day approaches as sixteen teams begin the 1925 season with renewed confidence despite early injuries. Babe Ruth is expected back for New York after hospital treatment. Mentions of team leaders and captains frame a wide field of hopefuls in the grueling race for baseball honors.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Farndoms
Ents
Eaglist
Babe Ruth
Schedule Week Brings Indoor Matches for Four Teams
Strong and Kirby join Moyet and Achning in a compact week schedule. Tonight Green Springer faces Pierson. Tomorrow night Het el meets Hartig. Thursday Hartig opposes Arnold and Friday Albach meets Shi for decisive bouts.
St Louis Batsmen Hope For Pennant After Poor Showing
St Louis major league clubs, pride of the Mound City, have yet to win a World Series. Vivid notes on Rogers Hornsby and George Sisler highlight fearsome hitting and fielding prowess. The summer heat is cited as a factor, but optimism rises for a strong season with veterans and rising stars ready to compete.
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Hans
Wagner
Pirates
Hornsby
Willie Keeler
Brooklyn
Browns
American League
George Sisler
Sisler
Nurmi Relays Bid Fails Over Nurmi Absence
Dr E C Allen of Kansas University notes Nurmi was signed for an April 18 appearance in Minneapolis and cannot switch dates. Despite efforts by Drake, Penn State, Ohio State, and Texas to secure the Finnish star, he has not signed with a meet here. Lawrence fans debate possible K U Relays with high school visitors and hotel needs.
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Paavo Nurmi
Kansas City
Lawrence
Finn
Karas
F.C. “Alien
Nurm
Nurmi
Minneapolis
Minn
Dhe
Baseball Pennant History Across Leagues
New York reports on pennant tallies in both leagues, listing teams with most titles and noting long histories. National League leaders include Boston and New York, with Chicago, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati further back. St Louis yet to score. American League shows Philadelphia and Boston atop, followed by Chicago, Detroit, New York, Washington, and Cleveland.
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New York
Associated Press
Comez
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Detroit
Philaelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Pas
Providence
Washingtoni
Haskell Institute Opens Season Against Baker Methodists
Coach Pat Hanley leads the Haskell Institute nine to open the 1925 season against Baker Methodists on the local diamond at 4 PM. The rain postponed last Thursday's game. Daney likely takes the mound as Og the Purple and Gold seeks an easy victory.
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Pat” Hanley
Haskell Institute
Nine
Baker Methodists
Braves
Baker Nine
Hanley
Daney
Indians Lineup Aims For Tomorrow's Game In Dickson
The local team plans a lineup with Parton at first Collins at second Jones at short Hildebrand at third and Smith Pappie and Emarthia across the outfield in tomorrow’s game. The Braves face Topeka Southwestern League action Friday in the capital city as Kil Buck stays ready to relieve the young pitcher if needed. John L Harrington of Kansas City will speak on business relations to oil gas production and power before the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon as part of Engineer's Week program at the University. After lunch, campaign volunteers will meet to report hotel fund subscription collections. The Cosmopolitan magazine features a piece by Alice Rohe, Lawrence native and University alumna. Miller Tires and Miller Service advertise locally.
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John L. Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
Harrington
Kansas City
Harrington, Howard
4Ash
Interscholastic Track Meet Entries Totals Revealed
Seventy eight high schools have entered the twenty second annual interscholastic track and field meet to be held at Memorial stadium Friday afternoon. About 700 athletes will represent schools and stay in Lawrence Saturday as guests of the K U athletic association at the Kansas Relays. Class A entries include Abilene Argentine Arkansas City Atchison Burlington Coffeyville and many others. Class B lists Alma Atchison Baldwin City Bendena and additional rural schools.
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Memorial Stadium
Lewrence
K. BU. Athletic Association
Abilene
Argentine
Arkansas City
Atchison
Burlington
Coffeyville
Cramgford
Central of Kansas City
Kans
Chanute
Cherryvale
Council. Grove
Dickinson Community
el Dorado
Fredonia
Garnett
Berryton Rural
Bonner Springs
Bucyrus Rural
Cedar Vale
Chase County
Chase
Rural High
Corning Rural
Delavan
Lawrence trip aids Coffeyville Knot Hole Gang plan
Deichler of Coffeyville Kansas visited Lawrence to gather Elks members and organize a boys Knot Hole Gang in Coffeyville under the Coffeyville Elks club. H G Calglazier county farm bureau agent was ill at home with a bad cold.
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Knot Hole Gang
H. 4H
Deichler
Coffeyville
Kansas
Lawrence
Elks
Coffeyvilla Elks
Eas
T County
Is. H. G.calglazier
Farm Bureau
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Kansas Relays
Hartig
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Severiback Ent
Tetereset
Hird
Green
Ieaptain
Houk
Associated’ Press
Bucky Harris
K. C
E. C. Allen
K.U
Shoul
Baker
Haskell
John “Li Harrington
K.C
Cosmopolitan
Alice Rohe
Miss Rohe
Miller Tires and Miller Service
Lawrence Tire and Battery Co
Bowersock
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Nord Hatton
Buffalo
Newman
Jarsity Now
George Gibbs
Robert Kane
Filso
Eve
Jensmore
Downs
Elmdale
Eskridge Rural
Everest
Florence
Golf Rural
Harveyville
Highland
Holton Senior
Huron
Kincaid Rural
Lane
Onagay Rural
Oskaloosa
Perry
Protection
Quater Rural
Manhattan
John M
Lewis Stone
Lew Cody
Florence Vidor
John M. Stahl
A. P. Younger
Louise Mayer
Midge Pee
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