May Crack Marks at Kansas Relays Score Forecasts Rise
Track and field stars from the west midwest and southwest eye Kansas Relays on April 19. Top performances from Texas games threaten several Jayhawker records including the 440 relay 41.6 long jump and mile relay 3 20. Missouri and Illinois athletes push to break relays marks while Marquette Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas Christian loom as major contenders.
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West
Mid-West
Southwest
Kansas
Marquette
Maruette
Texas
Kansas Relays
Oklahoma
Locke
Nebraska
CY Leland
Texas Christian Flash
Lee Sentman
Illinois
Weir
Jim Bausch
Schwarze
Wisconsin
Melvin Thornhill
Tom Warne
Northwestern
Missouri
Furlongere
University of Iowa
Signs and disclaimers in baseball signals
AL DEMAREE explains catcher and pitcher signaling and hiding signs from baserunners. The piece previews more complex major league signs and advertises a free leaflet on pitching. Babe Ruth aims for at least fifty homers, with a hopeful remark on more if pitched to. Columbia Sally League players are churchgoing under Manager Marty Fiedler.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
New York Giant
al Delmaree
Columbia
S.C
Marty Fiedler
Glory and Gore for Bull in Wrestling Bout Disqualification
Dallas April 15 AP Bull Montana a famed movie villain was disqualified in a wrestling match with John Kilonis Boston grappler after a 28 minute bout billed best two of three falls. The match featured heavy rights lefts and throws spilling into the aisles with Montana twice warned for strangling and bleeding from a mouth cut while Kilonis suffered visible wear.
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Dallas
Tex
Bull Montana
John Kilonis
Boston Zrappler
Glory
Gore
Bull
Villian
Old King Baseball Opens New Season Amid Hopes and Forecasts
The 16 clubs in the two major leagues began the season with optimism. Boston Red Sox beat Washington 4 3 to lead the league for a day as Hoover and 20,000 fans watched. Experts still favor the Philadelphia Athletics to win the American League and face the Chicago Cubs in the World Series.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Hope
Washington
National Capital
Hoover
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Athletics
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Gubs
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Carnera Purse Held Up After Bout With Negro
California boxing commission opens probe into rumors the Primo Carnera Chevalier fight was staged. Carnera won by technical knockout after a towel was tossed into the ring by Bob Perry of Hollywood, sparking near riot and mob action.
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Oakland
Cal
Primo Carera
Perry
California
Chevalier
Carnera
Ringsiders
Opening of Campaign for 29th American Association Title
Eight middle west towns kick off the American Association season in pursuit of the 29th championship and a Little World Series berth. Kansas City Blues, pennant winners, face Indianapolis with Dutch Zwilling leading a largely intact roster and strength in reserve.
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Chicago
Kansas City Blues
Rochester
Indianapolis
Edwart
Dutch) Zwilling
Indians Boosted by Trades In Championship Push
Championship under a new manager Johnny Corriden successor to Albert Betzel. The Indians, improved by trades, appear to threaten Kansas City all season. Tom Sheehan chosen to pitch Zwilling, with Mike Cvengros, who last pitched for the Cubs, moving to southpaw for the Indians.
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Johnny
Red) Corriden
Albert
Bruno) Betzel
Indians
Kansas City
Tom Sheehan
Zwilling
Mike Cvengros
Chicago Cubs
Pollution and Health Through Clean Water Efforts
The piece argues that clearing lakes and rivers of pollution improves fishing conditions and public health. It cites the Izaak Walton League’s 1927 nationwide anti-pollution push and notes cleaner waters attract wildlife and enhance community well being. It urges immediate local cleanup actions to create a healthier, more beautiful environment.
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Izaak Walton League of America
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium Sion
Borhood
Kansas University Football Drills Night Test Under Lights
Coach Hargiss announced Thursday night practice to test lighting and prepare his players for upcoming nocturnal contests. The session aims to give proteges a taste of night football as the team readies for future games.
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H. W. Hargiss
Hargiss
Texas K U Relays marks at Texas Relays meet
Results show mark figures from multiple events including running times such as 1:29.4 and 3:21.6, field events like 48 feet 74 inches, and relay times including 41.6 for the 440, with participants from Illinois Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Northwestern among others at the Texas Relays meet.
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Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Northwester
Butler LA
Marquette
Leland
Sentman
Ilinois
Bausch
Kan
Weldon
Towa
Thoma . _ Kan
Ehlick, Kam
Ags
Thompson
Nebr
Warne
Northwestern
Officials Chosen for 27th KU Interscholastic Meet Friday
The 27th annual University of Kansas interscholastic track and field meet will be held Friday at Memorial Stadium. From the KU athletic office the slate lists Hamilton as referee, Hargiss starting official, Woestemeyer head finish judge, with a full panel of judges, timers, inspectors, clerks, and event judges announced.
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University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
K. U. Athletic Office
Hamilton
Brutus K. Hamilton
Tat K. U
H. W. Hargiss
Jayhawker
Armin
Woestemeyer
Kansas
KU Topeka game canceled after Big Six objection
The exhibition baseball game between the University of Kansas and Topeka Western league team scheduled for tomorrow in Topeka was canceled following an objection from T J Thompson, Nebraska Big Six faculty representative. KU officials chose not to contest the objection and instead plan an exhibition with the Haskell Indians on Thursday. The Jayhawkers will then begin preparations for the Big Six opener with Lee Ramsay.
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University of Kansas
Topeka
T. J. Thompson
University of Nebraska
Big Six Conference
Thompson
W. W. Davis
Iee
Big Six
F.C. Allen
K. U
Allen
Haskell Indians
Jayhawkers
Lee Bamsay
Manhattan
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