Sumner and Alma Highs Win Kansas Track Titles
Sumner High School Kansas City led class A with 26 points to defeat Wichita North by three as Alma won class B with 21 to best Chase County 20. Jack Buckman of Argentine set a 6 feet 5 inches high jump mark while Bob Lawrence of Wichita North clocked 15.4 in the hurdles and A Cain of Arkansas City set a 22 feet 8.5 inches broad jump record.
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Local meet chaos as house fire interrupts auction scene
A blaze roared through the attic of Howard Holloway's home during an on yard auction in Selma. A bucket brigade formed but could not prevent the house from burning to the ground. Meanwhile a Tanforan racetrack expansion adds 200 stalls near San Francisco.
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Sooners Rule Mat In Olympic Wrestling Trials
Oklahoma grapplers trained like top college football stars dominated the final Olympic trials in Bethlehem. Forty members of the Sooners qualified across multiple weight classes as 134 contestants began the rounds. several national champions were eliminated by the bad mark system or injury. Parkey of Oklahoma Southwestern defeated Flood in 18 seconds as eastern hopefuls dwindled.
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Martin
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Joseph Parkey
Oklahoma Southwestern
Ross Flood
Howell Scobey
Lehigh
Francis Millard
North Adams
Mass
Thomson King
Clyde Moore
Kansas University
Tom Hanly
Oklahoma A
M. Grappler
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Moore
Sooner Sooners win opener as K State falls 11 5
Oklahoma Sooners beat Kansas State 11 to 5 in Norman to open the Big Six baseball season. The Sooners collected eight singles off pitcher Ed Humek and drew 12 walks to seize the win. The jumble of city bylines and names in the report notes several boxing and boxing related results alongside the baseball game.
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Lawrence Opens Ban Johnson League Play With Reisings
Lawrence fans will see the Reisings of Kansas City in the Ban Johnson league face the Lawrence club at Holeon's Grove four miles south of town at 3 p.m. Mayor Alfred Lawrence to pitch. A fan bus leaves the Eldridge hotel at 2:50 for those without transport.
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Blues Win In Tenth After Rally Over Louisvilles
Kansas City Blues rout Louisville Colonels 9-6 in the tenth inning after tying the score at 6 in the ninth on three errors and three hits. Two infield singles, a walk, and Alexander's double produced the deciding runs. Toledo edged by St Paul 7-2 as four Hens errors aided the scoring. Steinbacker hit two homers. Milwaukee-Indianapolis and Minneapolis-Columns games postponed by cold weather.
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Wrestling Last Night Brings Mixed Falls Across Cities
Associated Press report records multiple wrestling bouts with one fall each for Tay and O Mahoney versus Robert in Boston and Montreal, Levin defeating Murphy in Boston two out of three falls, Meske defeating Keverly in North Bergen, Mar kur beating Ravell by default, and Marshall overpowering Po in Syracuse. The piece notes the European wood sport idea at University of San Francisco.
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Lee Govro
Minneapolis
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University of San Francisco
Grove Shuts Out Yankees in Debut Victory 8-0
Lefty Grove delivered a dominant opening performance for the Red Sox, blanking the Yankees 8-0 on a chilly day. He allowed only two hits as Boston’s lineup, boosted by new teammates Foxx, Cramer, and Manush, backed him with solid run support. Gehrig's two Yankee hits were wasted in the loss.
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Lefty) Grove
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Heinie Manush
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Deshong
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Eight youngsters win AAU boxing crowns in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 18 eight youths from five states earned AAU boxing crowns after finals last night. Notable winner Willard Clark of Jamestown debuted a first round knockout over Paul Frazier, Chicago's Golden Gloves champion, to claim the 160-pound title.
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Negra
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Batavia
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Pittsburgh
Jimmia Clark
Jamestown
N. Y
John Lasinski
Brooklyn
Willard Dean
Shreveport
Clark
Paul Frazier
Chicago
Stars of the Day Drive Big Inning Hits Across Baseball
Hal Trorky homered and doubled driving in six for the Indians against the Browns. John Whitehead shuts down the Tigers for the White Sox. Jimmy Deshong excuses the Athletics with two hits. Babe Herman belts a homer and a single driving in three and scoring twice for the Reds. Bob Grové and Lou Gehrig spark the Red Sox shutout of the Yankees. Terry delivers pinch double for the Giants in a late inning jam. Dodgers push Exipe home in a 10th inning run against the Phillies.
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Dark Horse Leads Decathlon After First Day at Kansas Relays
Dark Horse Glenn Morris of Denver Athletic Club led the Kansas Relays decathlon after five events with 4,185 points, ahead of Clyde Coffman who had 3,908. Jay Berwanger and Loyette Burk trailed, while Morris and Coffman posted top marks in sprints, jumping, and field events with notable performances and a rigged 24 foot broad jump by Coffman.
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Oklahoma
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Pleasanton
Kan
Elmo Hewes
University of Oklahoma
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Warrensburg
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Kansas City
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Kansa i State
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Missouri Valley College
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University of Wisconsin
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Tramp Repays Debt In Corpus Christi Café Payment
John Govates cafe manager in Corpus Christi Texas lent a tramp a 25 cent meal. Four months later the same tramp returned the 25 cents and left a note saying he had found a job and was able to repay.
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Bonner Springs Wins Kaw Valley League One Act Contest
Bonner Springs captured first place in the Kaw Valley League one act play contest held last night at Bonner Springs. The winning play was The Wedding. Eudora presented The First Dress Suit, Turner The Loves of Lional, Washington The Other Kitty, and Del Soto The Blue Teapot. Tonganosie withdrew due to cast illness. Eudora cast included Dale Papenhausen Louisa Schlegel Lucille Walker and Felix Muller under Miss Mable Campbell. Judges were Miss Florence Hoar Mary Myers Elliott and T. W. Cochrane.
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del Soto
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Mable Campbell
Dale Papenhausen
Louisa Schlegel
Lucille Walker
Felix Muller
Florence Hoar
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Mary Myers Elliott
University of Kansas
T. W. Cochrane
Northeast High School
Baseball results from yesterday across major leagues
National League games included New York and Boston a 4 3 win for Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 4 Sinema 1 Chicago 5 St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to cold. American League scores New York 13 Cleveland 10 Detroit 8 Washington 1 Philadelphia 2. Kansas City 9 Townsville 7, Tulsa 11 Oklahoma City 12 San Antonio 12 Beaumont 7 Dallas 11 Fort Smith 9 Houston 1 Galveston 2 Milwaukee Indianapolis postponed amid cold weather.
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Lions Fall to Wyandotte in Tennis Match on KU Courts
Wyandotte high school defeated Lawrence 5-1 on KU courts. Singles results include Riggs and Greenleese beating Anderson and Tenhagen. Doubles Anderson and Tenhagan won for Wyandotte while Potter and Droom lost for Lawrence. A return match and next meeting are scheduled for April 21 and 24 respectively.
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Wyanilotte
DeWitt Potter
Lawrence
Conductor elected director of Cincinnati street railway
A former Cincinnati horse-car line conductor from 45 years ago has been chosen as a director of the Cincinnati street railway company. Also note sugar beet acreage near Gordon City Kansas exceeds 3,000 acres.
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Albert S$. Bossong
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Gorden City
Kan
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