Wichita East Favored To Win Class A Crown Again
Five hundred forty two athletes from 45 Kansas high schools travel to the University of Kansas for the fortieth annual interscholastic track meet. Preliminaries start 9:30 a.m. with the 120 yard high hurdles at 1:30 p.m. Referee is Fr. A. Thomas, starter A. F. Talbot, director Ray Kanehl, with officials appointed across field events and judges. Wichita East is the defending Class A champion hopeful. St. Johns of Satina and Clearwater loom in B race, while many schools list entries across both classes.
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Ray Kanenl
K. U
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Russell Carter
Clifford Dean
L. R. Perry
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George Dick
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Willard Frank
Charles Keller
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Wallace Grimes
Ed Weolcott
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Thomas Davis
Warren Higley
Bob Malott
Whitson Godfrey
Gob Corder
Wendell Gond
Don Diehl
William Sehell
Dean Corder
Tom Seafield
Jim Sargent
Wichita East
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday National and American Leagues
National League results include Louis 5 Fiesburel 3 and Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 St Louis. Philadelphia 2 New York 10 and Boston in the mix. American League games show St Louis 5 Detroit 5 and Philadelphia 0. American Association Louisville 4 Columbus 6 and Minneapolis 15 Kansas City 2.
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Pro-Grid Moguls Rule Out Expansion for Duration
Philadelphia April 21. NFL club owners ruled out expansion until after the war and weighed contracting the circuit to avoid scheduling issues. Eleven club owners tabled five franchise applications from four cities, with potential revival later to allow west coast entry if needed.
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Penn Relays Set to Spark Philadelphia Sports Week
About 2 000 athletes are expected for Philadelphia's Penn relays next week. Athletic Manager Jim Swarts faces headaches juggling parochial and school entrants and Navy team rosters. Guest Star Zipp Newman of Birmingham News comments on pro baseball aiding youth development. Major notes include Mel Ott tying a season-opener record with the Giants, Redskins selling 290 000 in advance for 1944, and Pafko's Cubs debut optimism. Two Penn State boxers killed, one wounded in war actions.
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Ocean Wave defeats Amber Light in Blue Grass Stakes
The report recalls past race results with Ocean Wave beating Amber Light by two lengths to win the Blue Grass Stakes at Louisville, noting historical context from three years prior and a separate long-distance college rowing result at Long Beach.
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Pro Football Rule Changes Stir Spring Session Debates
East clinics discuss outlawing out of bounds kicks and a five yard penalty for kicks traveling out of bounds or under ten yards. A one year experiment allows sideline coaching within ten yards of the center bench. Arkansas prospects rise with 4-F status. KU and others prepare for fall seasons amid basketball and track notes.
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St Louis Browns Open Season With 8 5 Win Over Detroit
Brooklyn Downs Phils 8 2 as Ostermueller saves loss for Philadelphia. Ott Medwick Lombardi pace Giants 10 8 slugfest win over Boston. De LaCruz shines in Reds 2 1 over Cubs. Sanders doubles Verdan singles spark St Louis win over Pittsburgh.
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Mexico City horse Dalton favored in Americas Handicap
In Mexico City on April 21 the horse Dalton from New Mexico, with six wins, one second and one third in eight starts this season, is established as the favorite for next Sunday's Handicap de las Americas.
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Richest golf awards promise historic amateur and women divisions
George S May sponsor declares the amateur and women's golf divisions will offer a total of 42500 in war bonds. In Kansas City on April 24 Jimmy Conzelman, assistant to the Browns president, praised Kansas City for three pennants in six years and quipped that a double in the Browns' park is a rarity, noting luck in the day luncheon remarks.
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Lim Once Conzelman Recalled at Washington U St Louis
The quote recalls a moment when Conzelman coached Washington University of St Louis. He notes a lucky break that put his team on Missouri University’s 25 yard line for the first time since the Taft administration.
Henry Shenk Plans Visiting Coaches Meeting
Henry Shenk head football coach at K U has arranged a meeting for visiting high school coaches and athletes after the basketball game in Robinson gymnasium tonight. In the Hotel Eldridge grill room pictures of the Kansas Missouri football game from last fall will be shown along with other games. Attendance is hoped from all visiting coaches and athletes.
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Exhibition Tilt Between Kansas and V-12 Quintet
The University of Kansas team meets the V-12 city league champions in Robinson gym tonight at 7 30. Dr F C Allen expects strong turnout and notes free admission with ample seating for Lawrence basketball fans.
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