Occidental College Relays Team Arrives For Kansas Meet
Occidental College of Los Angeles arrives in Lawrence for the third annual Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium. Coach Jr A Pipal notes a balanced but less flashy squad, with Nick Carter the standout at 4 31 in the mile. San Marcos Baptist Academy also sends a four man mile relay group, as Southern teams endure the cold.
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Inter scholastic track meet to feature 700 Kansas youths
More than seven hundred high school and junior high athletes gather Friday at Memorial Stadium for the twenty second annual interscholastic track and field meet sponsored by the University of Kansas athletic association. Entries come from seventy eight Kansas towns and nearby states with last year’s marks highlighting strong showings including Kuck Wilson and Shaw.
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Indian Relay Entries for Kansas Relays Announced
Coach Dick Hanley announced the Indian relay entries for the third annual Kansas Relays to be held at University of Kansas Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Indian athletes have trained daily on Kansas’ cinder track in preparation for the carnival with hopes high for a relay victory, especially in the two mile event.
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Haskell Institute Track Plans and Topeka Club Game
The Haskell team lists relay entries and field events led by Sourjohn and Standing Bear while preparing to meet the Southwestern league Topeka club tomorrow afternoon. Kilbuck is expected to pitch as Hanley works to refine the lineup after last Tuesday’s Baker game.
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Zbyszko Beats Munn to Retain Wrestling Title
Philadelphia reports Stani Zbyszko, 53, again holds the world wrestling championship by defeating Wayne Big Munn in two straight falls in under fourteen minutes. Munn suffered acute tonsillitis and fainted during the intermission between falls.
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Western Association baseball opens with new managers
Kansas City April 16 report notes openings as Fort Smith meets Springfield at Springfield Independence faces Ardmore in Ardmore and Muskogee plays Okmulgee at Okmulgee. Many teams start the season with new managers while local track fans await a speed duel between Claibourne of Hays and Terry of Salina for a Hays State Teachers College home meet with Wesleyan.
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Kansas opens golf season with win over Washburn College
The University of Kansas golf team edged Washburn College 4 up in a season opener at Topeka. John Heary and Ernst Lied led KU with solid scores as Lied shot a 87 in windy conditions. Mohler and Gaylord Martin represented Washburn, with Lied and Mohler both posting 79s in medal play while Henry and Martin tied at 83.
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Baseball scores and wrestling headline in Philadelphia
Yesterday's baseball results span the American Association and National League with wins for Indianapolis St. Paul Louisville Minneapolis and Cincinnati while Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago and New York show varied outcomes. Wayne Munn, dethroned world heavyweight champion, lies ill in Philadelphia with tonsillitis and influenza after last night's match with Stanislaus Zbyszko.
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Minnesota U Sends Largest Contingent to Kansas Relays
Minnesota University will send thirty two men to the third annual Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium this Saturday, the largest team from any state. Nebraska follows with thirty athletes, Wisconsin with twenty nine, among thirteen states represented. Kansas leads with forty eight participating schools.
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Local Quilt Day and Sunday School Attendance Report
Ladies spent the day industriously quilting. At noon a pot luck dinner was served. Glenn Sunday school had an attendance of 40 last Sunday compared with 45 the preceding Sunday. Mrs. Ira Kettering presented her class with Easter baskets and Mrs. Walter Brown gave Easter cards to her Primary class. Sunday guests at the Wy BI Glenn home were Mr. and Mrs. George Hergchell and their children from Watson, Mrs. Henry Shuler and daughter Dorothy, and Mrs. Sudie Smelser of Topeka. Pearl Smith spent Sunday afternoon with Esther Kettering.
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Joint-Ease touted for quick relief by ball players
Baseball players tout Joint-Ease as fast relief for sore throwing arms after games. The ad claims it penetrates to ligaments and tendons with two tubes costing 60 cents. It urges readers to ask the Round Corner Drug Co or any druggist for a tube and to use it to stay limbered like thousands of other players.
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