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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1937

Page

10

Kansas Relays Set To Test Top Track Stars Saturday

Cunningham and San Romani lead a high level field at the fifteenth annual Kansas Relays. Preliminaries and decathlon finish events Thursday will yield to a 2 pm start for the relays with teams from California to the Rocky Mountains and the Big Ten vying for records on KU’s fast track. Local stars from Indiana and Minnesota join challengers like Sam Francis and Jack Vickrey in a meet expected to rewrite several marks.

K.U United States California Southwest Big Ten Big Six Rocky Mountains Isabelle Bush Kansas City Cunningham San Romani Emporia Kan Sam Francis Nebraska Jack Vickrey Texas Alton Terry Hardin-Simmons Indiana Towa Northwestern Minnesota Iowa Dominic Krezowski Bob Hubbard

California Track Stars Headed To Penn Relays

Occidental college track team arrives from Los Angeles for Kansas Relays and flies to Philadelphia for the Penn Relays. Jaude Kilday and Jerry Isett to run in invitational events while Paul Sampsell enters the 120 yard hurdles. The cross country trip marks the longest entry to the Penn Relays.

Occidental College Los Angeles Kansas Relays Lawrence Penn Relays Tigererélay Jaude Kilday Oxy Philadel Ohia Jerry Isett Paul Sampsell Penn

Independence junior college tops Coffeyville and Miami in track meet

Independence Kansas April 16 Independence Junior College scored 111 points to defeat Coffeyville and Miami Oklahoma junior colleges in a track meet yesterday Coffeyville had 4 points and Miami 12 Sterling Wins Meet Sterling Kansas April 16 Sterling College won a dual track meet from Hutchinson Junior College yesterday 71 to 51

Cop J. C Independence Kan Independence Junior College Coffeyville Miami Okla Cofeyville Sterling Sterling, Kan Sterling College Hutchinson Junior College

Relays Records Set by Universities in 1930s Meets

A compiled list of relay and track event records from various universities and schools across 1930s to 1936. Entries include performances in half mile, two mile, one mile, medley, shuttle hurdle, and distance events, with locations such as Iowa University, Kansas State College, Emporia, and Wichita University, among others. notable names include Glenn Morris and Allen von Bern with record marks in sprints and field events.

Iowa Univyeralty Texas Kansas State College Indiana Kansas State Teachers Emporia State College Oklahoma Baptists Pittsburg Kansas State Trachers Wichita University Fort Scott Junior College Kansas City Paseo High

Notre Dame signs Johnny O'Brien as mal coach

AP notes events from the past include Notre Dame hiring Johnny O'Brien as coach a year ago while Red Sox manager Joe Cronin broke a right thumb in a game with the Athletics. Other items reference past challenges in sports history and notable matches.

Associated Press Notre Dame Johnny O'Brien Mal Joe Cronin Red Sox Pgo T. O. M. Sopwith Endervor Gosport Wilmer Allison Ellsworth Vines Lents

Schaake Resigns as Bethany College Coach

Elmer Schaake, former Kansas University athlete, resigned yesterday as Bethany College coach in Lindsborg Kansas. He submitted the resignation to the college board and no reason was given. Many students and townspeople opposed the action. He had been coach since 1934.

Lindsborg Ken Elmer Schaake K. U Bethany College Hel

Farr Beats Max Baer In London Upset at Herringay Arena

Welsh 23 year old Commy Farr defeated Playboy Max Baer by a twelve round decision to crown him British heavyweight contender. Farr avoided Baer’s right and opened a cut eyebrow with a left hook, drawing offers from promoters while Baer announced plans to quit boxing.

London British Isles Commy Farr Max Bauer Tonypandl Walesa Baer Farr England Ben Foord Baerman Maxie Tommy Pittsburgh John Henry Lewis Max Schmeling California

Kansas Anglers Urged to Observe Closed Season

Topeka on April 16, Meade of the state fish and game commission urged anglers to observe the Kansas closed season, effective for 30 days from April 15 to May 15 during spawning of bass and crappie. He advised wetting hands to release any caught fish and returning them to the water to preserve future stocks for sport.

Topeka Lakin Meade State Fish and Game Commission Kansas Kentucky Meade

Exhibition Baseball Scores Roundup From Spring Slate

Exhibition games listed show Washington beating Boston 4 to 3, Cincinnati topping Detroit 7 to 4, St Louis downing Chicago 5 to 2, Chicago routing Pittsburgh 11 to 3, Cleveland defeating New York 7 to 3, plus New York clobbering Norfolk 17 to 7. Other dockets include Baltimore vs Boston rain, St Louis vs Chattanooga rain, Richmond vs Brooklyn rain.

Washington Boston Cincinnati Detroit St. Louis Chicago Chi Pittsburgh Cleveland New York Norfolk Baltimore Br Louis Chattanooga Richmond Brooklyn

Pi-Heavyweight bids and fighter fates amid boxing roundups

New York reports on looming Braddock Schmeling and Louis bouts in Chicago or New York with fall plans toward a title fight. Other notes cover Canzoneri’s finances, Timmie Hill's form, Gehringer's scrap book, Barney Ross’s possible international defense, Tunney’s praise for Bib Nestell, and various owner and manager tidbits from baseball to boxing.

New York Mike Jacobs Braddock Louis Chicago Guy Newark Max Schmeling Madison Square Menocaemecen Braddock-Schmeling Go Ag Eighth Avenue Tony Canzoneri Marlboro Boston Timmie Hill Detroit Charlie Gehringer Theresa Gehringer Barney Ross Australia Puerto Rico Jack Carroll Pedro Montanez Gene Tunney Nestell Pacific Coast Hope Jake Ruppert Hank Greenberg Hank Goldberg New Orleans Pelican Ethan Allen Albany Senators Milwaukee al Sotheron Fred Apostoli Young Corbett San Francisco Freddie Steele Frisco New Haven Eddie Collins Yale Bill Klepper Seattle Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox Reds Mel Almada Lloyd Moore Durham N.C

Cyclones Nip K. U. 12-11 In Opener

Iowa State scratched out a 12 to 11 victory in 10 innings over Kansas in the Big Six baseball opener. A Jayhawker five-run ninth tied the game, then Kischer scored on a single by Straight after a Kansas error. Highlights include Hall’s triple, Pralle and Roark doubles, and Mont Wood finishing on the mound for Iowa State.

Towa State Cyclones Kansas Jayhawkers Jayhawkers Kischer Iowa State Cyclones Kansas Coffin Hall Kloppenbérg Neal Kloppenberg Towns Kappelman Fred Praise Mississippi Street Iowa Roark Braas Pralle Anderson Weidner Holcom McKinnon Snell Halcem Barney Anderson Ferrell Anderson Barney George Kloppenberg James Brass Southpark Ransae Richard McWilliams Rhpepoae London Fleming, &S Ae Willams Johnson Gustine McWinnon P Brass Wood Fleming Nome B. Anderson Brass Hing Koch Hinz Halis Anderson McWilliams Dewey Sproat Topeka Jack Evans

Roosevelt to Pitch First Ball in Washington Opener

President Roosevelt will throw the ceremonial first ball at the Washington versus Philadelphia American League opener next Monday. The page also lists a crowded schedule of relay races and field events with times, venues, and participating teams. A separate item notes a congressional committee hearing on 125 passenger airplanes, nearly twice as large as current models, in Washington.

Washington Roosevelt Clarke Philadelphia

Dallas man offers 25000 prize for nonstop Hong Kong flight to Pasadena

William Easterwood of Dallas Texas announced today a 25000 prize for the first nonstop airplane flight from Hong Kong China to Pasadena California. The offer highlights a bold cross globe aviation challenge with a sizable reward and regional interest in bold flight achievement.

Pasadena Calif William Easterwood Dallas Tex Hongkong China

Roeboard of the Gaspee raid and early American sea actions

Strange As It Seems recounts James Whipple leading 64 men in Providence on June 19 1772 to capture and burn the British brig Gaspee off Rhode Island a prelude to the Revolution. The piece moves on to note Whipple later commands, his captures, and a California gold discovery at Downieville by Jim Crow.

Providence R. 1 Abraham Whipple Whipple Whinple Eureka Downieville Cal Jim Crow Crow California

Pro Gridder Sarbee Seeks Five Year College Degree

Pullman Washington state college brings back Brooklyn Dodger backfield ace Phil Sarbee to finish a five year course in physical education. He notes pro football funded his education and plans to coach after earning the degree. He may play one more pro season, but coaching remains his goal.

Pullman Wash Phil Sarbee Brooklyn Dodger Sarbee Washington State College Phil Sarboe Brooklyn Dodgers Orveline McWilliams

Iowa athletic leaders sharpen speeches at dinners

University of Iowa athletic administrators and football coaches have attended over a dozen alumni or high school dinners since February. Eight more are planned with Coach Irl Tubbs set for four talks. Pat Boland Ernie Nevers Glenn Devine will appear at all eight while Director E. G. Schroeder will speak four times.

Towa City UPH University of Iowa Irl Tubbs Pat Boland Ernie Nevers Glenn Devine E. G. Schroeder

DeHeer Trophy To Honor Iowa Shotput Star At UI

A silver traveling cup will be awarded each spring to the top University of Iowa shotputter. The DeHeer trophy named for Floyd DeHeer honors the Iowa shotput record holder who is still an undergraduate. It is the fourth named athletic honor at Iowa joining the Dutton discus cup the Gordon broad jump award and the Canby pole vault cup.

Cun Spurs Iowa City University of Iowa DeHeer Floyd DeHeer Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

San Romani Emporia Archie Sanomani Miler Emporia State Teachers College Grand Council of the Order of de Molay Washington, D. C DeMolay Legion of Honor Santani Yanks Joe DiMaggio Lefty Gothez Joe McCarthy van Mungo Leland Chris I Yari High Hardhey Alter Oklahoma Baptist Allen von Bern Gordon Town University Shaw Wlacobsin Kuck Kansas State Weathers Vanporia Warne NER Dees Delty Tea Institute Cita Kanana Rtec Deckart Glenn Morris Denver A. C Schaake Tommy Warr Reaxie Cress By Eddie Brietz Charles Gehringer NIP K. U Jayhawks Moore The Orville Stone Pro John Hixly Rvelpa Reg A. Rpoe Dean Pie Africa Dick Barber Earl Farris Harry Nevin Penfield Jones Palm Beach
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