Kansas Relays Carnival Sets Multiple World and National Records
The Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium Saturday featured over 7,000 spectators and produced new world and national intercollegiate marks in quarter mile and medley races. Landas, Texas, and Nebraska led in multiple events as Reed, Reece, and Schwarze highlighted elite performances amid favorable track conditions.
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Haskell Institute to Host Alumni Gymnastic Night
A gymnastic and athletic exhibition at Haskell Institute opens Friday at 7 p m to raise funds for the athletic gymnasium. The program features wrestling matches between KU propplers and Redskin mat men, boxing bouts with Haskell and KU pushers, gymnastics by students, and other stunts. A small admission will be charged.
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Schedule set for Douglas county Sunday school baseball league
The Douglas county Sunday school baseball league will hold a Thursday meeting, April 23, at Ober's Store to draw up the season playing schedule. Team managers or representatives are urged to attend, weather permitting. Twelve teams are confirmed with at least twenty expected.
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Haskell Indians to Meet Washburn at Home Tomorrow
Haskell Indian University baseball team prepares to face Washburn College on the Haskell diamond tomorrow afternoon after a 5 to 4 win over a Topeka League club last week. The Braves also plan to play the Topeka league nine here Thursday and the Lansing penitentiary nine Saturday.
Jayhawker Team Sweeps Kansas Aggies in Season Opener
Kansas University players led by Captain Muir dominated the opening match against the Kansas Aggies on Stadium courts. Rodgers announced the Tiger clash would be among the toughest this season, with stars Ernest Mindlin and Turner shaping the Kansas opponents. Captain Rodgers Campbell and Hoag will represent KU in the upcoming match.
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First sectional Kansas track meet set for Ottawa April 25
The first sectional state track and field meet for Kansas high schools will be held in Ottawa on Saturday afternoon April 25 to determine entrants for the state meet at Emporia May 10. Fifteen events are on the program with gold and silver track shoe trophies awarded to winners and runners up. Liberty Memorial's red and black team will enter, and coach McDonald says the squad will be picked midweek. Fred Williams of Kansas City Mo will referee the meet.
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Joint KU and Washburn Glee Clubs to Sing in Topeka
The KU and Washburn men's glee clubs will join in a joint recital at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Topeka city auditorium with about seventy voices. The program will be repeated at Robinson gym on April 28 as part of Lawrence Music Week. Also reported, Ben Brecheisen of Baldwin brought in a female coyote skin and eleven pups for bounty after capturing them on his farm.
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Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader charged with murder
Former Indiana Ku Klux Klan grand dragon D. C. Stephenson was arrested and charged with murder in the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer, 28. Authorities say he attacked her, and the case centers on the fatal incident.
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Former Lawrence Resident Visits Old Friends at 98
Former Lawrence resident Claus Otten, now of Salina, visits Frank Meirhofer and E. A. Wilder, renewing acquaintances with old friends. At 98, he remains in vigorous health during his town visit.
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Local Ties and Weekend Visits Across Kansas
Crowder Thurman Rothwell from Know ledge Hill moved to Oscar Collins place. Bob Norwood of Lecompton helped A A Morris haul day Saturday. Mrs Lyons of Colorado visits with Mr and Mrs A A Morris and Mr and Mrs Harvey Couch of DeSoto were weekend guests at A B Coles. Mrs J B Coley is in Rosedale hospital for radium treatments. Mr and Mrs A A Morris dined with Mrs Ulrich of Lecompton Saturday and visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jud Gealand of Big Springs. Miss Clara Burgin of Lawrence spent weekend with her sister Miss Katie Burgin and visited the school. Mr and Mrs K M Crowder and Miss Nettie Crowder called at Capt TN Crowder's in Lawrence Sunday. Mr Grimes and children visited Lewis Hudson's of Lake with Mr and Mrs J Mercer and children Leah Maxine and Wanda
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Lawrence Guests and School Meeting Report
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Tanlac Promises Strength Boost For All Americans
An advertising appeal urges every weak person to try Tanlac, claiming it rebuilds vigor by purifying the blood and improving digestion. The copy touts vast praise and urges a week long trial at a druggist, promising renewed appetite and energy.
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KU Tennis Team to Meet Missouri Saturday
The University of Kansas tennis team will make its second appearance of the season at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon against the University of Missouri on the racquet field.
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