Paulen Arrival Signals European Training Emphasis
Olympic hopeful Paulen, the Holland middle distance star, arrived in Lawrence after racing in Europe where training is year round. He compares European schools to U S methods and explains plans to train at the Beta Theta Pi house while visiting. He came from Austin Texas after Texas Relays and Rice Relays appearances and aims for Olympic competition.
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Kansas
Europe
Adrian Fauien
Holland
University of Kansas
Sarah
Paulen
Piers Jt
Himeel
Twes
Twas
United States
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Shere
Delft
Rehorl of Technology
Holland Star Ray
Plese
Ta An
Ayian
Beta Theta
Tracium
Nelock
Lawrence
Austin
Texas
Baker Nine Opens Season Against Haskell Indians
Baker University backs Captain Mond Nichols of Vinland to lead a new pitching season against the Haskell Indians in a season opener. The Baker lineup includes Carl Thieme Abie Fulton Albert Cowell John Goetz Jay Hurt Raymond Lidikay Daniel Boone Howard Bennett with new hopefuls Truman Briggs Scranton Artie Bradford Harold Reade Moran and Phares McPherson.
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Baker
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Atch
Abchie Fulton
Melvern
Albert Cowell
Oketo
John Goetz
Kansas Cdity
Jay Hurt
Columbus
Raymond Lidikay
Wellsville
Daniel Boone
Neal
Fielder
Howard Bennett
Piteher
Emil Liston
Truman Briggs
Scranton
Atartie Bradford
Rabmon
Harold Reade
Moran
Phares
McPhen
Ayn Hold
J. H. Preliminarles
Akright Seeks Strong Entries for Junior Relays Meet
Coach James Akright of the Junior High notes prelims for the Kansas Teelsays ahead of the fourth annual event. Captain Birch posts fast 100 yard times and figures high in that dash while Birch Moore Bartelson Welch and Yourg lead the relay plans. Williams Bartelson and Welch excel in the high jump. Some pupils with written teacher approval will be excused to attend the relays today.
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Hih
Kansas
Akright
Birch
Moore
Bartelson
Welch
Yourg
How They Finish Predicts Baseball Standings
The United Press offers today an adaptive preview by Henry L Far Sal sports editor on how American League and National League teams may finish. Cities listed include Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Chicago Washington Detroit New York St Louis Cleveland and others.
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Henry L. Far- Sal
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Washington Senators
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Browns
New York Yankees
White ‘Sox
Tigers
Cleveland’ Indians
Sgoston Red Sox
Young Stribling Heads to Kansas Relays
Georgia light heavyweight boxer Young Stribling and his mother and father have booked seats in the stadium for the Kansas Relays Saturday.
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Stribling
Georgia
Jayhawks topple Kansas Aggies in opening Valley clash
Kansas University nine opened the 1926 Missouri Valley season with a 7 to 4 victory over Kansas Aggies at Whatman field. Phinney pitched all game except one inning, and Livingston delivered a three base hit to spark a late surge. The two teams meet again today.
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Eddie Halpin
Sac
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Wildcats
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Wall
Smith
Likingston
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Hill
Ss . Hewitt
Rf Ogden
Kangas Aggies
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Meek
Cunningham
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Ab Karns
Hayly
Brian
Th Edwards
Spaith
Marsh
Snyder
Smith Livingston
Brion
Edwards
Urrers
Qaden
Karns
Ogden
Snyde
Ward Out of Game as Haskell Coach Seeks Backups
Haskell baseball captain Ward Egbert Ward, veteran catcher, will miss the Indian lineup for several games due to a shoulder injury from spring football. Stidham takes over the backstop role as Coach Hanley plans lineup decisions. The Indians second team faces Baldwin after. Hoff, Norwegian pole vault star, slated to arrive Friday with family to participate in Kansas Relays.
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Egbert Ward
Haskell
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Baldwin
Baker
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Hanley
Schoot
Hair-Groom Comb Stays Hair Neatly Groomed All Day
Hair-Groom is a dignified combing cream costing only a few cents at the drug store. Millions use it for natural gloss and a firm touch to the hair. It keeps even stubborn or shampooed hair combed all day in any style. It is greaseless and helps hair grow thick and lustrous.
Sisler Predicts Strong Browns Ahead of Season
George Sisler, manager of the St. Louis Browns, asserts his club is stronger than last year with depth in infield and pitching. He notes competition for positions and calls out key players like Robertson, McManus, and Schang as part of a balanced, hustling squad training to challenge for the pennant. London gas main leak under prominent street raises local worry.
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U. P
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St. Louis Browns
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Iler
Marty McManus J
Gene Robertson
Robertson
Sisler
McManus
Mellilo
Walter Gerber
Harry Rice
Kenneth Williams
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Bennett
Schang
Dixon
Exim
Lisle
Gaston
Charley Robertgan
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Win- van Gilder
Jonnard Hove
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Ernie Nevers
California
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Washington
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Philadelphia
Eveimnent
St. Louis
Grinnell Names Michigan Coach Hayes Director of Athletics
Grinnell College announces Frank Hayes of the University of Michigan as director of physical education and athletics, to start in September. Hayes will oversee administration and coaching, with Lester Duke and Mark Hyland remaining on staff. Duke becomes assistant football coach and head track coach. Oe Denmark is noted as the only European country retaining public executions.
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Frank Li ‘Hayes
University of Michigan
Grinnell College
Hayes
Harry J. Huff
Kansas University
Michigan
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Mark W. Hyland
Lester Duke
Thei Grinnell
Denmark
New Press Box Ready at University of Kansas
The $3000 press box at Memorial Stadium is to be used for the first time at the Kansas Relays Saturday. Jay Jones will serve coffee and sandwiches during the event as part of the dedication. A large staff of out of town sport writers will be in the box and at a journalism department conference in Lawrence Friday and Saturday. Leo Long, colored, is held for investigation after allegedly attempting a break in at 885 Warren Street on a 12:20 p.m. incident. City Hall interior work proceeds with a yellow paint redecorating job on ceilings and walls.
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North Lawrence
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Personal Notes on Visits and Travel Among Local Families
Mr and Mrs J 07 Patteson of Springfield Alabama visit Mrs Mary L Rickards family at 1588 Tennessee Street while driving from Biloxi Mississippi Fr es Miss Frances Esterly of Topeka visiting Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio travels from San Francisco with friends for a week long stay. Mrs T G Fitch travels to Muskogee Oklahoma and Marcell drug store promotes a $1 marcell money refund offer.
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C. Ie. Esterly
Geo Esterly
T. G. Fitch
Muskogee
Okla
Odd Fellows Initiate First Degree in Holland
The Odd Fellows lodge conferred the first degree on William Kahle, Holland, with companions Wheeler, Donald Liston, and M. A. Child. The Encampment of the I. C. O. Fledge No. 4 plans a big entertainment for Friday night.
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Holland
Wheeler
Aisas
Donald Liston
M.A
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