Seven K U Meet Knocks At Record Books
Kansas Inter scholastic Relays draws star athletes to Mt Orcead for the 46th year with potential new marks in the 100 220 440 yard dashes mile run low hurdles high jump and discus. Standouts include Dick McGlinn Don Hesx Frank Cindrich Rob Cannon and Rob Karnes among others.
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Mt. Orcead
Kansas
Shawnee Miasion
Wally Heck
Dick Overfield
Independence
Dick McGlinn
Trimaculata
McGlinn
Ottawa
Paul McCaskil
Wichita North
Cindrich
Rob Cannon
Haskell Indians
Winston Rogers
Haskell
Salina
Bob Knight
Don Huck
Coldwater
Clayton Skenandore
Kenneth Kelly
Atchison
Huck
Anthony
Skenandore
Kelly
Karnes
Wesley
Santee
Ashland
Rob Karnes
Overtrook
Clara Honilera
Liayh Koby
Sedgwick
Bob Kaateri
Arcadia
Jim Miller
Claffin
We Are
Shaver
Belpre
Sidwell
Kiowa
Glenn Cunningham
Pair of Lady Swindlers Add a Religious Touch
Tilsa Ohl Apr 19 CIS A4 reports two women, elated by a sham religious act, swindled widow Mary Brewer out of $540 saved for her husband’s funeral. They pretended to replace the money in a handkerchief, then fled. The widow inspected the handkerchief and found only scrap paper.
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Tilsa
Ohl
Mary Brewer
Wyandotte Defeats Lawrence High In Tennis Matches
Veandotte High School tennis team swept Lawrence High yesterday on KU courts. George Haben beat Stanton Ball 6-4 6-2. Don Cumines defeated Tom Rother 6-3 6-3. In doubles, Medaeris Voris beat Phillips Brand 5-7 6-4, and Holcomb Youmans defeated Norvell Mason 6-1. The article also notes Turkish fisheries wealth tied to Istanbul’s Golden Horn.
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Wyandotte
Lawrence High
K. U
George Haben
Stanton Ball
Don Cumines
Tom Rother
Bob Medaeris
Carl Voris
Lewis Phillips
Jack Brand
Gene Holcomb
Roger Youmans
Pen Norvell
Leon Mason
Meet at Highland Park Boosts Haskell Triangular Victory
Haskell dominated the Highland Park triangular meet, taking nine firsts and amassing 79 points to edge Highland Park and Wamego. Rain delayed action about an hour. Standout performers included Dennis Christie in sprints, Manc kell in distance events, Gatewood in the medley, and Clayton Skenandore in the discus and shot put.
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Haskell
Highland Park
Wamego
Tony Coffin
Indians
John Factor
Bob Cannon
Lew Peters
Noel Kemp
Kenneth Hradley
Dennia Christie
Mankell
Litepoonta
Hurdien
MaDevard Ree Jay
Manc Kell
Diatanes
Roston
Billy
Carnes
Shopterse
Romere
Gatewood
Jones Wos
Frazier
Jacehe
Ward
Clayton Skenandore
Revas
Sloss and
Dean
Buck
Shopteese
Opening Day Briefs Highlight Pitching Struggles Across Leagues
New York April 19 1950 opening day set a somber tone for pitchers with eight games producing 183 hits 17 homers and 167 runs. Led hitters included Cleveland’s Tale Mitchell and Philadelphia’s Mike Goat while Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio enjoyed solid showings. President Truman tossed both balls and Westy Joe Page closed the Series vibe by striking out three Dodgers.
Nebraska tops Kansas State in college baseball
Yesterday's college baseball results show Nebraska defeating Kansas State 6 to 2. Southwestern Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma Baptist 9 to 6. Friends College beat McPherson. Arkansas Tech and Arkansas State drew 4 to 4. Wichita State won 3 to 0. Readers and results highlighted in The Journal-World classified page.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Southwestern Okla
Oklahoma Baptist
Friends
Kan
McPherson
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State
Emporia
Wichita
Journal-World
Goodman Proves Manager Made a Good Selection
Billy Goodman hits his second major league homer as evidence that Joe McCarthy made a wise choice placing Goodman at first base this season. The article weaves in scattered anecdotes about baseball, basketball, and college coaching, highlighting sports commentary and historical figures.
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Goodman
New York
Billy Goodman
Aeema
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Billy
Goomsman
Ao Couk
Cheade Dieteh
Atlanta Acout
Hilly
Aupper
Claude Ale
Milly
Peranson
Dizzy Dean
Manhattan
Diz
The
Yankees
National Basketball Association
Lew Andreas
Syracuse U
Indians Attracted Most Fans for Opening Contest
A total of 252,700 fans paid to see eight major league opening games. The largest crowd was 65,744 in Cleveland where the Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6 in ten innings. Chicago's 9,987 attendance saw the White Sox lose 5 to 3 to St Louis. St Louis drew 20,871 for the first major league opening night, as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 4 to 2. The 1950 turnout was slightly below the 1949 nine openers total of 257,459.
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New York
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
St. Louis
Cards
Pittsburgh
Blues Take Opener In Drizzly Baseball Debut
The American Association opened its 1950 season with a four city set. In Columbia a crowd of 14,498 watched the Indianapolis Indians beat the Columbus Redbirds 7-5 behind Dave Madison. Kansas City Blues defeated St Paul 4-3 in Kansas City as Fenton Mole homered for KC. Minnesota over Milwaukee 8-5 with Joe Kropf delivering a three run homer. Louisville beat Toledo 8-6 in a home run duel. Leopards note: keep down animals that threaten crops.
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American Association
Fane
Columbia
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus Redbirds
St. Paul
Kansas City Blues
Kansas City
Fenton Mole
Dave Madison
Indianapolis
Montreal
Columbus
Joe Kropf
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Louisville Colonels
Toledo Hens
Toledo
George Wilson
Babe Martin
Louisville
Austin Knickerbocker
Hal Simpson
Oakridge residents attend meetings and family news update
Oakridge group and relatives spent time in Lawrence visiting schools and a park picnic. Martha trill led a health talk from Manhattan for Oakridge residents. News covers Easter visits, births, club funerals, library events, and a 4 H musical ensemble earning a ribbon at Topeka festival.
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Mtr
FO van Neate
Mtantene
Easler Vara
Aabelle
Vante
Mere Charile Woot
Aleter
Hose Withers
Lawrence
Vatley Falle
Frien
Marl Janeway
Mraley Colburn
Oakridge
Martha Trill
Manhattan
Martin McCrary
Mra
Lyman Frost
Lynnn, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Upils
Hi. G. van Neste
WI Johbua
F. D. Walters
James Hendon
Mike
Hirmingham
Ala
Dick Wise
Lawrence Leonhard
James Holladay
van Neate
Willie
Javin
Moray
Mer
Mie
Ural
Mes
Frank Leenhant
Coulee
Peterich Werdmenday
Dora Stubaker
Granttowne
Aquare
Munsts
Clut
Tonganoats
Heb Schanake
Norman Wilson
Clyde Husted
L. W. Leonhard
Jayhawk
Berry
Topeka
Topeka High School
Barbara Husted
Roselyn Honey
Yvonne Robb
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Turkey
National Geographic Society
Piret
Lawrence Dale Ty Journal-World
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Bella
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Robert Church
Zella Mae Church
Paintiff
Ole C. Meine
Avecutee
Brevena
Rand
Eaccuter
Lawrence Delry Journal-World
Douglas County
Roy EK
Gillum
Spencer Gillum
District Court
Hamed
Said
Said County
Douglas
State of
Will Sonne, Jr
Btevens & Frand
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Ruth Gillum
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Wannas
Marria
Maineite
Harry Tt. Conley
Otic
Atandarnd
Oaid
Songian County
Starrte
Prainer
Btevene & Brand Attorneya
Canh & Inventmental
Hank Mar
Fire & Police
Ste. Hondas
C.M. Dep
E. E. Alexander
New Hampshire
Jarnett L. Bates
George Criss
Lawrence National Bank
GiIkini
Paris
Andre Ledoux
Ledour
Pate
Harry
Hume
Peices
Major League Baseball
Robin Roberta
Philadelphia
Warren Spahn
Boston
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Gerald Staley
St. Louis Cards
Tale Mitchell
Cleveland Indians
Mitchell
Mike Goat
Phils
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Williams
TiMagaie
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Ed Toan
Joe Haynes
Westy Joe Page
Page
Dodgers
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Silas Rooney
St. Honaventure College
Silan
Leo Crampsey
VM. C
Crampsey
Dots al
Brothers
Indiana
Lou Boudreau
Eddie Collina III
Eddie Colline
Herb Pennock
Eddie
Naneaa City
Moore
Lawrence Hardware
Carter Super Service
Mercury
Iren Metal
Mtrs. & Salvage Company
MOTOR
Chrysler
Fiymeouth
All Care
L. Luke Smith CO
Magnavox Radio
Television
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Youngstown
Walt Sneegas
Bellinger Electric
Chevrolet
N. H
Barker
J.B. Dooley
D. Thomas
Howard Longenecher
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Lunderwood
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