Ark City Wins Class A in Kansas Interscholastic Meet
Arkansas City high school captured the Class A title at the national interscholastic track meet held at the University of Kansas, edging Newton and Wichita North. Two meet records fell in pole vault and high jump, while Topeka Negroes secured the Class B crown with 49 points to Alma's 26½. Donald Dunn led Sumner with 10 points and Arkansas City's Dal ton Lander scored in the top listings amid windy conditions.
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Arkansas City High School
University _ of Kansas
Wichita
North
Kansas Vocational School of
Arkansas City
Newton
Wichita North
Wichita East
Sumner
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Hiawatha
Valley Falls
Yates Center
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Ford Rural High School
University of Kansas
Alex Cain
Madison
Donald Dunn
Marvin Cox
Dalton Lander
Ed Klimek
Noel Stewart
Topeka
Alma
Downs
Mackville
Ford
Rural
Troy
Chase County
Havana
Moran and
Nortonvile
Winchester
St. Mary's
Louisburg
Oskaloosa
Quincy
Portis
Melvern
Bronson
Bucklin
Walton
Vinland
Oxford
Cockerill
Mulberry
Gardner
Baldwin
Fostoria
Florence
Neal
Westphalia
Overbrook
White Cloud
Es-j -Bon
Emmett
Mayetta
Eskridge
Sanders
McCoy
Hotchkiss
Stewart
Dunn
Woods
Peck
Concordia
Wilke
McCune
Bond
Andrews
Bumners
Leisy
Wien
Ales
Cain
Cox
Lanneman
Topekas
EB. Cain
Arkansas
Cit Steland
Wirwin
Hughes
Carter
Garnett
Green
Brown
Crawford
Independence
Hall
Williams
Wamm
White
Houston
DeHart
Secon Burke
Otlanton
Blackmore
el Dorado
Guerrier
James
Husoton
Neese
Beck
Pittshore
Watson
Benedict
Mineral
Zimmerman
Emporia
Barry
Valley Center
Tanner
Sande
Stoval
Hammond
Lee
Pagel
Helton
Ting
Garth
Ward
Herington
P. Brown
Ash
Kiper
Wrandotte
Kinck
Hiatt
Horton
Wasson
Empetia
Ird
Perry
Landers
Bonebrake
Skinner
Coffman
Ford Turtt
Hutchin-son
Emmoria
Neorton
Frame
Alley ‘Falls
Wen
Kumner
Foy
A Woads
McVeigh
Wwon
Arkeneas
Anderson
Nitz
Wyandotte
Strange As It Seems Glaciers Move Backward Despite Forward Flow
John Hixler reports from Mount Rainier National Park on Nisqually Glacier where daylight movement ranges from four to 13 inches daily in summer, while terminal melting drives retreat at about 60 feet yearly. Officials say the glacier could persist for millennia despite net loss. Winter sports in Barton Michigan note straw as snow substitute for ski slides, with jumps reaching 70 feet. Hawaiian slides are cited as possible ancient origins for tobogganing on grass.
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Mt. Rainier
National Park
Nisqually Glavier
O. A. Tomlinson
Wrth
Barton
Mich
Hawaii
Baseball scores and postponements across leagues
EPO National League games saw Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 3 and Boston 3 New York 7 while Pittsburgh was postponed. Chicago St Louis matches were delayed by cold and rain amid ties. American League Detroit 4 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia and St Louis Chicago postponed, New York Boston rain. American Association Minneapolis 10 Nassau City 8 in US innings with other games postponed due to weather.
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Chisago
Stiapy
Detroit
Joni
New, York
Cleveland
Scrammseten
Philadelphia
Orson
Anni Sims
Washington
Chicago
St. Lats
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Oledo
Sonyesase
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
New York
Chicago Savenlnveges
Brooklyn Mse
Pittsburgh
Phiadelsnia
National League
Brooklyn
Boston
Claeinnadl
Louis
Cleveiinia
St. Louls
Kansas Vocational meet yields numerous event winners
At Duncan Kansas Vocational meet athletes from Kansas Vocational schools competed in sprints mid distance and field events. Winners included Kirk Downs and Powe in dash events and Stevens from Lew isburg Rural. Disputes and ties occurred in high jump and distance races with notable marks such as 4 48 4 in the mile and 112 feet 5 inches in discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Kansas Vocational
Kirk
Downs
Powe
Riege
Ford
Maskell
Chase County
Stevens
Lewisburg
Brown
Troy
Simpson
Alma
Meine
Exbridge
Buttron
Nortonville
Smith
Portis
Rhodes
Mulvane
Barns
Havana
Ferth
Albough
Overbrook
Quincy
Rechemier
Abbott
Trufant
Beterson
Wertzberger
Olmstead
Vinland
Robinson
J. Heim
St. Mary‘s
Burroughs
Nesenheimen
Rezac
Emmett
Wendy Brown
Diepenbrock
Robertson
Walton
Greene
McCalpine
Cockerill
Franklin
Moran
Wiles
Macksville
Linus
Dillingham
Riegel
Filler
Bucklin
H.green
Kansas Vacation
Miller
Clayborn
Adkins
Mackville
Vana
Rogers
Gardner
Hobein
Florence
Allen
EB. Dalton
Hogsue
Carter
Winchester
D_’ Cock
Louisburg
Dissinger
Oskaloo
Potter
Thornburg
Goldsmith
Melvern
Thomas
Westphalia
Naylor
J Lunceford
Bronson
Staitt
Stilliwell
Niegel
Donsigna Siplvanes
Alm
Baldwin
Buck Lnyecta
Fostoria
St. Mary's
Say
Kansas Vo
Cational Burroughs
Green
Walls
Oxford
Eston
White Leads Halfway in Sissouri Valley AAU Decathlon
Delbert White of Pittsburg Teachers tops seven entrants at Kansas Relays after five events with 4084.575 points, ahead of Jay Berwanger of Chicago by over 40. White won the high jump and broad jump and placed in other events. Ray Patterson of Iowa Wesleyan and Clyde Coffman of K A trailed, followed by Lorenzo McLain and Arnold Preheim in a tight field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert White
Pittsburg
Sissouri Valley
Kansas
Ray Patterson
Iowa Wesleyan
Clyde Coffman
K. A
Lorenzo Mclain
Wichita
Arnold Preheim
Yankton College
Russell Pearson
Warrensburg
Aggies in Baseball Win at Manhattan
Kansas State College rallied to beat Missouri 6 to 5 after a late eighth inning sparked by Captain Genz s double and a defensive misplay. Leclerc relieved to stop Missouri’s charge as the Tigers scored in the fifth but were held scoreless thereafter.
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Manhattan
Kan
Genz
Kansas State College
University of Missouri
Missouri
Leclerc
Tigers
Rfissuer
K. State
Baseball Roundup From AP: Four-Hit Games Highlight Day
Rabbit Warstler of Athletics-Made had four hits in a perfect day against Senators. Carl Fischer of Tixers-Shut out Indians with five hits and six strikeouts. Jog Moore of Giants doubled in the sixth driving in two in a rally over the Drives. Emil Leonard of Dodgers limited Phillies to six hits for a 5-0 victory.
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Associated Press
Rabbit Warstler
Athletics
Senators
Carl Fischer
Tixers
Indians
Jog Moore
Giants
Emil Leonard
Dodgers
Phillies
Derby Field May Reach Record List by May 5
Louisville April 21 AP Estimates of the probable size of the Kentucky Derby field ranged today from 15 upward to a possible record breaking starting list of more than 22. More than 30 nominees were reported training well for the 30000 added stake at Churchill Downs May 5. If twenty horses go to the post, the winner will receive 30275 with 6000 to second 3000 to third and 1000 to fourth. Eastern eligibles include Peace Chance Discovery Jabot Singing Wood Revere Good Goods Cavalcade Roustabout Spy Hill Set Byrne Time Clock Anarchy Forbound and Collateral. Western eligibles listed include Mata Hari Sir Thomas Bazaar Riskulus Count Rae Dan Sabath Exponent Royal Leon Quasimode Thomasville New Deal Howard Chasar Vitamin B Rich Phil Rock X and War Pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Churchill/ Downs
Mata Hari
Sir Thomas
Bazaar Riskulus
Count Rae
Dan Sabath
Exponent
Royal Leon
Quasimode
Thomasville
New Deal
Howard
Chasar
Vitamin B
Rich
Phil
Rock X
War Pledge
Col. E. R. Bradley
Bazaar
Peace
Singing Wood
Revere
Byrne
Wichita Relays Boost Wichita State After reinstatement
Wichita University athletes competed in the Kansas Relays today following the North Central Association’s reinstatement of the school. Lorenzo McLain ran the decathlon yesterday unattached, then represented Wichita today, while Al G. Gebert, athletic director and head coach, hailed the reinstatement as a boost to the university’s academics and athletics and noted a tentative 1934 football schedule pending NC A reinstatement action.
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Wichita University
Kansas
University
Wichita
Gebert
North Central Association
Hauser Opens 1934 Home Run Campaign
Minneapolis slugger Joe Hauser, who set a 69 homer record last season, began his 1934 bid with two early round-trippers as Geneapolis edged Kansas City 4 11 innings. Spencer Harris delivered the deciding blow after Hauser’s homers helped, while rain and cold weather paused the rest of the day’s openers.
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Chicago
Joe Hauser
Spencer Harris
Ogorek
Blues
Harry Holscaw
Walter Tauscher
Sam Cohen
Rosy Bill Ryan
Millers
Hobo Carson
Browning
John Niggeling
Illnois Tennis Team Defeats Washburn 4 2
The University of Illinois tennis team beat Washburn College of Jones, Kansas, 4 to 2 in a match played here yesterday.
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Washburn
Champaign
University of Illnois
Washburn College
Jones Kan
Boxing card at Memorial Stadium features Kansas Relays boxing event
Seven amateur bouts entertained a chilly crowd at Memorial Stadium as St Benedicts College won three, Kansas City Athletic Club claimed two and Kansas University one. Notable skirmishes included Briggs of St Benedicts vs Freeman of Kansas State and Hensley of KU defeating Hall of K C A C. Results span 123 to heavyweight classes with close decisions and outpoints.
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Memorial Stadium
Kansas Relays
St. Benedict's College
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas University
Blair Weidman
Laverence
Scott
K.C.A.C
Clyde Hensley
K. U
Hall
Briggs
St. Benedict's
Freeman
Kansas State
Driscoll
Kansas Cin Athletic Club
Raymond
Kansans
Garcia
Sherer
Weldmar
Lawrence
O'Donnell
iSt. Benedicts
Farlaman
Hensley
Daugherty
Kansas
Pro Exhibition Matches Set at Hill View Course
Earl Whitaker manager of Hill View golf course announced the pro exhibition events are scheduled for June 10. Plans had called for the matches this month but arrangements delayed some players. Leavenworth High beats Manual High 704 to 2916 in a local track meet yesterday in Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Whitaker
Hill View Golf Course
Leavenworth Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth High School
Manual High School of
Kansas City
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Obituaries
Dr and Mrs D D McHenry of Oklahoma City visited Baldwin for a few days with Mr and Mrs Robert E McHenry before continuing to Kansas City and Princeton Mo The Younger Set bridge club met at the Chubb home Betty Lane and relatives attended events in Wichita and Kansas City Funeral services for William Hephner of Worden were held at Worden Evangelical church Mrs Matilda Price mother of Oliver Price died in Kansas City and was brought to Baldwin for services The Smith family moved to Wellington Harriet Osborne Baker librarian suffered bronchitis Tri Delta alumnae gathered at Dream Haven Billy Clark celebrated his 12th birthday with friends at the Clark home and a large cake served as centerpiece
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D. D. McHenry
Oklahoma City
St. Augustine
Florida
Baldwin
Robert E. McHenry
Kansas City
Princeton
F. J. Platt
Mary Elizabeth
Overbrook
Baker-Washburn
Emma Emery
Reutah Helen Stewart
Virginia Washburn
Lloyd Laughery
Virgil Vaughn
Eva LeGalliene
Shubert Theater
Set Bridge Club
Gayle Chubb
6Th Street
Frank, Lane
Charles Alan
Wichita
William M. Clark
Lane
Harold McKibben
Agnes McKibben
Laura Rice
Waterville
Clark
William Hephner
Worden
Worden Evangelical Church
John Nelson
Matilda Price
Oliver Price
First Methodist Church
James Chubb
Carl Lackey
Ives Chanél
Price
Tri Delta
Dream Haven
Billy Clark
W. M. Clark
Bobby Gibbon
Chester
Edward Gates
Tommy Evans
Bobby
Margaret Weltborn
Philip Hartley
Baldwin News Notes of Engagements and Obituaries
After a bounteous meal the children played games. Mr and Mrs Harmon Downs and Mr and Mrs Lee Phillips with son John William left Tuesday for an overland trip to Mission Texas. Their daughters stayed in Baldwin. Miss Gladys Downs moved to the Zets Tau Alpha house and Misses Lois Downs and Pauline Phillips live with grandparents the Lona Rouchty family. Keith and Clara Adriance twins celebrated a birthday Tue evening. Mrs Campbell hosted an info tea where Coralie Campbell announced engagement to William Elden Rynerson. The couple have been engaged eight months and will marry in August. The tea table featured sweet peas and freesia in lavender and old color scheme. Guests included Mrs Harriet E Aynerson and many Lawrence notables. Rev F H Flickinger, Baldwin minister for 35 years, died Tuesday night after two years illness. Funeral Thursday at his High Street home, conducted by Dr James Chubb. burial in Ottawa beside son Carl. Surviving: wife, two children Harold Flickinger and Mrs Lucille Hall. Lawrence women attended Women's Home Missionary Society meeting. tea at Mrs Frank E Wolf’s home followed by executive board gathering. Baldwin mourns Rev Flickinger with Donald Hall and others traveling from Deerey for services. Douglas County Drama contest will be held at Friends Church in Lawrence Saturday. Vinland Presbyterian group to present The Gate Beautiful. Mrs Flora Ricketts and Mrs Frank E Wolf to Gardner for Missionary Society meeting.
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Harmon Downs
Lee Phillips
John William
Mission
Texas
Baldwin
Gladys Downs
Zets Tau Alpha
Lois Downs
Pauline Phillips
Lona Rouchty
William
J. Adriance
Campbell
Coralie Campbell
William Elden Rynerson
Baldwin Ledger
Rynerson
Lawrence
Wallace B. Fleming
H. E Bright
Frank E. Wolf
Paul Evans
Luther D
Leavengood
Harry Barnett
Harvey Booth
James Chubb
Gilbert M. Gander
Senorita
Elisa Perez
Dean Grace Train
Clara Krefting
Harriet Osborne
Bertha Whitton
Mary Anna Lawrence
Clara Hartley
Madge Reynolds
Marion Wolfe
Betty E
Mary Counts Morgan
Irving D. Bartley
Ottawa
Carl
C. E. Holcombe
E. L. Geyer
H. Spencer
A E
Friends Church
Vinland Presbyertian Group
Flora Ricketts
Gardner
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Gardner Methodist Church
Social Notes From Fairview and Nearby Homes
Fairview residents and guests are cited in a series of social notes. J B Kirkpatrick of Kansas City visits the Ed Paasch home. Mr and Mrs Charles Whedon attend a Lawrence dinner honoring Walter A Schaal’s birthday. The Rev H R Husted visits the Ralston family for Sunday dinner. Edrna Pearl Koehler Mrs Beal of Lawrence and Mrs Reed of Six Corners visit Seth Griffin’s family. Eugene Leary visits E B Pine’s family and William Esick in Lawrence. Hilda Koehler of Long Beach NY arrives Wednesday for a month’s visit with relatives locally.
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J. B. Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Ed Paasch
Charles Whedon
A. H Schaal
Lawrence
Walter A. Schaal
H. R. Husted
Ernest Ralston
Edrna
Pearl Koehler
Beal
Reed
Six Corners
Seth Griffin
Eugene Leary
E. B. Pine
White District
William R. Essick
Hilda Koehler
Long Beach
New York
Who's in the News Viv Born in 1884
A fragment notes an individual born in 1884 who became a Harvard Law graduate and was admitted to the New York bar in 1906. The entry also mentions his role as a state senator in 1914.
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Ril
Harvard Law
N.v’'S Bar
Community Notices and Social Guests List
Local residents attended plays church events and dinners across Lawrence Vinland Sibley and nearby areas. Ernest Leary and others visited from Friday to Sunday while groups gathered at Hopewell school and for missionary society events.
Local Social Roundup from Lone Star District
W. H. Ulrich and Rev. Whittaker party attended the southeast district drama contest where Vinland Presbyterian Sunday school won the judges’ decision. Various neighbors hosted gatherings, stitchers met for a club event, and Lone Star’s social season winds down with the club's period closing April 23.
CAPTAINS CREEK Mr and Mrs Fred Deay and
Mr and Mrs Fred Deay are listed in a Captains Creek notice section likely announcing a marriage announcement or property matter. The readable fragment shows couple names without date or context.
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Fred Deay
Stony Point residents aid ill, note fire losses
Local report lists visits and helping hands for Mrs Anna Cripe whose condition improved after burns at Pomona. Mrs Elizabeth Houser died April 14. Several families including Winters Wray and Kassinger attended church and visited neighbors. Wood cutting and timber work continued at D A Wray route as school term ended April 20.
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Ark City
Herbie
Shivnest
Blake
John Hixler
Hel Werther
Mufraw
Rainier
The
Associated Presse
A. U
Preheim
McLain
Tatterson
Pearson
Meers
Patterson
Usird
Berwanger
Aggies
Hastings Hastings
Neb
Hastings College
Hays
Kearney
Wayne
Derby Field
Hauser
Bowlin
ELKS
Hudson
Baldwin News
Fairview
Viv
QCDEN
IL Oes
Treasury
Frr
Porters
Episcopal Church
Ernest Leary
M. E
Donald Hahn
Kirkpatrick
Laura McNish
Harold Marshell
Patricia
Sibley
Brownlee
Paul Koehler
Missionary Society
Floyd Nisely
Ed. Howard
Guy
Lloyd
Mabel Peters
Vinland Presbyterian Group
Guy Howard
Calvin Ellis
E. L. Brown
Burton
Hunter
Gladys Graham
Esther Hunsinger
Atha
Wilma Hunter
Lloyd Howard
Journal-World Building
Ed Milurn
Wesley. Deckwa
Clarence Hausman
Clearfield
Ergin Kanzig
Phillip Gabriel
Gertie Staffen
Amos Westerhouse
Hopewell School House
Misa Esther Breicheisen
Harry Ambler
Dee Manness
Clinton
Ed Grob
Joe Paxton
John Vitt
Fall Leaf
Howard Cayiness
Amos Westerhouse, Jr
Deay Brothers
Deay
Orick
Wiliam Edelbrock
Eudora
Alonzo Ambler
Ramona
Robert Dale Stanley
Ralph Votaw
Lone Star
W. H. Ulrich
Lutheran Church
Austin Flory
Roy Curtis
Haile Chanel
Flory
Edna Flory
Salina
Blanche Flory
Will Gorrill
Chris Craft
Stull
J. S. Daniels
Captains Creek
Tommy—Shean
Paul
Stadeehal
MR. Shean
Angus
Hal Forrest
Stony Point
William Winters
Emmit Williams
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Jake Hail
Anna Cripe
Centropolix
Holmes
Theda
Doris
Eton Winters
Charles Kassinger
Clara Kassinger
Ernest Wray
Slim Tadlock
Momme
John Dailey
Jack McMullen
Ralph Cerson
Cecil Duver
Dave Wray
Ave
Wray
Flovid Churchhaugh
Frank Jones
Ottis Hobbs
Frank Beesley
Fin Loufs
Johanna Griffis
Hesper
Bernice Griffis
Clarence Griffis
William Pumroy
Eb. i. Holmes
D. A. Wray Timber
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