Patterson Sets Track Records at McCook Field Meet
Jayhawker reports three Freshmen era records at the Inter-Class Track Meet in McCook Field. Patterson won the mile in 4 minutes 36.3 seconds, Dan Hazen trimmed the High Hurdle mark to 15.4.5, and John Reber tossed the Shot Put 41 feet 5 3 4 inches as Lawrence High won with 30 1 2 points. Reber led with two firsts, Hazen claimed three, and the Freshmen topped Sophomores, Seniors, and Juniors in a strong show.
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McCook Field
Dan Hazen
Lawrence
Dan
Patterson
Coodh
John Reber
Kansas City Central
Reber
Misaodri
Valsey
Haven
Fit —Patterson, Sr
Malcolmson
Shira— Spicer
Fir Soph
Blasena
Soph
Phiie
Edwards
Vermilion
Tim
Hilton
Babb
Serand
t—Hazen
Eas Hazen
Crane
Hazen, Jr
Blinco
Anion
Jones
Jy Heizh
Pat
Coleman
Burnham
Iseus
Secather
Cort
Bohannan
Cheerful Faces and Local Notices in Early Commerce
A jumble of small town ads and notices. Listings include shop language on wallpaper, eyeglasses, drugstore items, farm help, lost items, wanted help, rental rooms, a rummage sale, and real estate pitches. A Ymca welfare meeting and a Rev McFarland talk appear amid varied classifieds.
Jayhawker baseball a strong win and busy week ahead
The Jayhawkers edged College of Emporia 8 to 7 with Bishop on the mound pitching a sharp game amid strong wind. De Ralgas contributed three runs with two hits and solid fielding as Kansas prepares for games against Hawaii’s Chinese team and a return match with Emporia.
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Jayhawker
Baseball Agereation
College of Emporia
Emporia
Bishop
Karisds
Lawrence
de Ralgags
Dansas
K. U
Jayhawkers
Universitf
Hawaii
Clinamen
Kansas
Professor Crawford Wins One-Club Event Match
Prof Crawford captures the One-Club event on a Saturday afternoon. Patterson carded 99 strokes for eight holes, net 85 after handicap. One entrant. interest builds in matches with Fort Leavenworth and Ta Pekit country clubs. Next week a Call Your Club tournament is planned, listing player names and final shots.
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Crawford
Patterson
W. MM. Sterling
Oveadani
Tapekit
Fort Leavenworth
Drake Relay Carnival to feature two Jayhawker teams
Kansas University will enter two teams in the Annual Drake Relay Carnival at Des Moines next Saturday. Manager Hamilton has entered teams in the Mile and Two-Mile Relays. six men will travel to Des Moines next Friday. Five have been selected. one more will be chosen early this week. Captains Patters and Edna Davis among those slated for the trip.
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Kansas University
Des Moines
Hamilton
Des’ Moines
Patters
Edna Davis
Black
Cissna
Mrs Coffin Visits Then Heads Home To Wagstatt
Local personals list numerous weekend visits and travels with names and places including Kansas City DeSoto Horton Topeka and Chicago. Mentions Mrs Coffin Mrs Hays Jones Beth Kanaga Clara Ka Johnson M S McCreigh Edward Freeman and Charles etc. Also notes market report snippets and prices for cattle wheat and prairie products.
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Charles
DeSoto
W. J
Fritz Lucar
Kansas City
Washkire V
Horton
Sparks
Brooks Sparks
AL WL Hoosier
Sigma Chi
Mable Rankin
Topeka
Will Hutson
J. Gordon
Gibb
Charles Clark
Cine Elizabeth
H. McAhone
Charles Waterman
Chicago
Albert Tedd
As Cily A
Wahl
Nu Moore
Xan City
F.E. Briggs
Rain Stops Big Show as Clubs Fail to Complete Opening Week
Rain halted major league play across both leagues. Only five of thirteen National League games and seven of American League engagements were completed, with doubleheaders rare. Boston and St Louis led their leagues as weather and slow starts dominated the season’s opening week, while managers like Tinker Evers and Huggins began anew amid limited results. Brooklyn showed improvement but overall play was too sparse to gauge strength.
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New York
Boston
Nationals
St. Louis
George Shillings
New Yorks
Eluics
Ants
Tater
Strone Piltshareh
Cincinnati
Joe Tinker Thie
Tate
Johhnny Evers
Cubs
Miller Huggins
St. Lou
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Inter-Class Track Meet at Lawrence High School
The Inter-Class Track Meet at Lawrence High School starts at 2 30 this afternoon on Mc Cook Field to select ten representatives for next Friday’s Wentworth event. Juniors are favored to win as Wilbur Allen Gibson and Todd lead the charge for Lawrence High.
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Lawrence High School
McCook Field
Wentworth
Wilbur
Allen
Gibson
Todd
Lawrence Ligh
Lexington
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Wiedemann’s
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Linwood
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Hage
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Gall Bell
Fred Will
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Bell Phone
Wm. Brown & Sons
Kan
Bowersock ‘S Mills
Bowersock
Ealf of
Baskell Institute
Eddy
Indiana
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Mae Brown
Hood
Jay Hawker
Prof. Crawford
Rish
C. F. Cherry
John Brook a_i
Law Aken
Simmons
Associated Press
Beeves
ST Het
Van
Julia TL Rudolph
Anson Stovin
Gus
Aivape Lee
Wiedemanns
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Lawrence National Bank
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