Mystery Derelict Ship Fannie Mason Recalls Cape Hatteras
A 19th century maritime tale of the unmanned schooner Fannie Mason, known as the Mystery Derelict, wrecked and drifted from Cape Hatteras through shifting winds. Coast guard efforts failed to reclaim the phantom vessel, which vanished after traversing thousands of miles with no evidence of its ultimate fate.
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Grid Teams Clash Tomorrow At Memorial Stadium
Kansas University coaches announce a 22 man varsity squad vs about 30 players from alumni and varsity stars for a Memorial Stadium exhibition game at 3 30 pm. The event supports the American Olympic Fund with 25 cent admissions. Two KU captains and four other Jayhawker leaders slated to play.
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Emporia Defeats Fort Hays In Dual Track Meet
In Emporia the College of Emporia beat Fort Hays State 41 2 3 to 48 2 3 in a dual track meet. Don Kimble of Emporia broke his school record with a 143 foot six inch discus throw. A Journal-Work classified ad notes a vacant room for rent.
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Western League Opens Third-Third Year With New Talent
Kansas City April 20 AP Managers of western league clubs pin pennant hopes on new talent as the circuit enters its 33rd annual campaign tomorrow. Working agreements with major and minor league clubs have boosted rosters this season.
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Officials Named for Annual Kansas Relays
The tenth annual Kansas Relays announced officials for Saturday. Chancellor E H Lindley is honorary referee and A A Stagg of Chicago is referee. John C Grover will again act as starter with a long list of head judges finish and track event judges, field event heads, timers, inspectors, radio announcers, field physicians, scorers, prize custodians, and decathlon secretaries.
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Larry Winn
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M. J. Getto
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James Naismith
Charles Radcliffe
Armin Woestemeyer
Wayne McCoy
Francis Merril
B. A. Nash
Tom Betts
Ray Fisher
Walt Warham
Herbert Gish
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H. G. Ingham
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A. J. Anderson
C. C. Carl
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Carrie Smith
J. M. Mott
Forrest Cox
Les Freeburg
Roblert White
Gordon Gray
Lowfell Trueblood
K. K. Landes
John P. Wulf
Larry Mullins
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Ross Bryton
Harley Selvidge
Reaves Peters
Joe Ulm
Oscar Weldon
Clay Swinehart
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Egbert Ward
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Lee Page
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J. J. Wheeler
Street Not Discouraged Over Play of Cardinals
St Louis April 20 AP despite a left footed start which saw his world champion Cardinals lose four straight games in the first week of the season giving them undisputed possession of seventh.
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Street Says Cardinals Remain Funda mentally Sound
Sergeant Gabby Street asserts the St. Louis Cardinals are still fundamentally sound as they depart on their first road trip. He notes teams from the first division of the National League can drop places, but emphasizes their pitching, punch, and heart in past pennant races.
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Wrestling results and knocked out matchups across multiple towns
AP reported a night of wrestling action featuring Paul-Frankie Battagna and other fighters from Akron Cleveland and Topeka. Outcomes included Light beating Be trait by knockout, Mumberto defeating Edwards, and Hawrds from Dallas. scores and venues varied across cities like Seattle Kansas and Louis with several byes and splits noted.
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Major League Leaders From Last Night's Games
National League leaders include hits by Critz Lindstrom and Terri with Frisch, Collins, and Herman keying Cardinals and Reds. Runs batted in favor Frisch and Jurst, with Reds and Giants contributing. Stolen bases led by Maner and Whitney. American League leaders feature Batting by Athletics players and Runs Batted In dominated by Pass, Foxx, and Goslin with Pine and White Sox also prominent.
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Triples-Dickey and Yankees Dominate Browns
Byrd and Ruth star as the Yankees overpower the Browns with timely hits and defensive plays. Tionm runs spark the offense while Indians look on, struggling to find rhythm in the late innings.
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Nebraska coach congratulates on new Sooner coach
University of Nebraska football boss sends a letter of congratulation to University of Oklahoma athletic director Ben Owen upon the acquisition of Lewie Hardage of Vanderbilt as the new Sooner football coach. Coach Bible says Hardage is highly regarded as a man and coach and will reflect credit on his institution.
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Pueblo Braves Rally Past Muskogee In Western League Tilt
In Muskogee Oklahoma on April 20 the Pueblo Braves defeated the Western League club 12 to 1 after two rookies shut down Muskogee late. The Braves carried a 2 to 1 lead into the sixth before Cotton Compton ceded the mound to McConothy and Connelley finished the game.
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