Kansas Relays Begin With Rich Field and Record Prospects
The 25th Kansas Relays open tomorrow at Memorial Stadium before an expected crowd of 10 000. Prewar relay teams headline events with two man duels in sprints and field events led by Michigans Charlie Fonville and Charlie Parker of Texas in the sprints and distances. Don Gehrmann defends his mile title as top rivals include Alf Holmberg and a strong five man field in the mile.
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Bretnall Coaches Lead Relay Quest Across Circuits
The article recalls George Bret tall leading his track team through Baker University Baldwin and Iowa State meets with Bretnall’s squads in relays and high hurdles. It notes Dr Gar fields Weeds as a veteran referee and mentor at Teachers College, praising the relay program and upcoming spring practice plans including stadium improvements and new sprinkling systems.
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Canadiens Triumph in Stanley Cup Final Thriller
Toronto edges De Trot 2 1 to clinch final showdown as Av Telav yent Frank Steanahan and Harrie Ward report. River Osha hosts tennis tourney after 10 year gap. Yankees fans flock to home opener while Sooners struggle in league standings.
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Seven Conference tennis opening brings OU sweep
In a rough recap of the opening Nig Seven tennis match yesterday, the University of Oklahoma dominated by winning all encounters against the University of thirtes, while later items reference Aggie planning, football drills, and roster notes amid a mosaic of sports and regional commentary. The article blends multiple sports mentions including basketball signings, baseball chatter, and coach quotes, reflecting a busy multi-sport page.
Change in fair catch rule scrapped in football
The football rules committee discarded the fair catch. Duke’s Wallace Wade said it would boost punt returns and excite play, while Tennessee’s Bob Nevland and North Carolina’s Carl Snavely weighed in on expected yardage and unfamiliarity. Also mentions distribution of frozen turkeys to schools nationwide.
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Channel Changes Require State Approval in Kansas
Changing a creek channel can stop bank erosion and aid land along the creek but must receive approval from the chief engineer of the Division of Water Resources Kansas State Board of Agriculture in Topeka. Penalties apply for unapproved changes. Information and forms available from the Division of Water Resources in Topeka or from Kansas State College Manhattan.
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Public musicale at University theater program
A free community musicale at Union City on April 21 features soloists Lela Banda Mary Lynn and others under direction of Patrisha Stephens. Patricia J Stephens filed for divorce from Robert Stephens after testifying he joked about kissing the dog and leaving the home during their marriage.
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