Track and field meet draws 10000 to Memorial Stadium
The event opened with a card hurdles final at 2:30 PM and drew a large crowd despite rain. Junior college athlete Norton from Santa Ana and California’s Jim McConnell led decathlon hopes, with McConnell winning overall after the fifth event. Several relay and individual marks threatened records as crowds watched in the damp Memorial Stadium. Ethan Allen wins top honor in a home decoration contest after six weeks of Adult Education class participation.
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Mickey Dunn
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Delvin Norris
Paul Kerry
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John Wilkenson
Drake
Millia Kleinsaseer
Taber College
Anthony Pe ~Ha
Marquette
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Charlie Parker
Ethan Allen
Rippr Aleet
Er. Logedon
Mra. Allen
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Tied in Tennis at Ottawa as Baker beats Ottawa in key match
Ottawa University and Baker tied 3 2 in tennis yesterday. Baker defeated Ottawa 12 to 34 in Rolf. The Lawrence Daily Journal World issue notes a March 22 date and lists many county payroll items and notices.
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Ottawa University
Baker
Ottawa
Rolf
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of County Commissionere
Taximain
Tildnon
Neto Hert K. Ferry
Francia RevelhopsAboasemane
Grapha Wort
Roger
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Willy
Public sale listing of livestock and assets in Kaw Kansas
A public sale notice lists items including multiple cattle and horses with ages and descriptions. The sale is set for Tuesday in April near Ip Mul and includes various animals such as Guernsey cows and a springer, with terms referencing removal and responsible razing actions nearby.
Sports column reshuffle at Daly Oklahoma and spring drills notes
The Daly Oklahoma sports desk announces a new column Once Over Lightly by Jenn Crowley replacing Hal Middlesworth who moved to Detroit. Easter break impacts K U football practice. Missouri drills end with an idle game as top prospects vie for fall spots. George Simpson, Chauncey Simpson’s son, debuts in state indoor meet after a strong dual meet showing.
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Daly Oklahoman
Jenn Crowley
Hal Middlesworth
Middlesworth
Detroit
K. U
Mt. Read
Sikes
Missouri
Foga
Enda Roy Hanners
Bill Wanpel
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Larde
Simpsons
George Simpson
Chauncey Simpson
Columbia
Jefferson City
Rob Simpson
Paw Dave Kaslo
Wally Wertelake
Cincinnati Reda
Phillies
Kansas coach tabbed 16 spelling variants of Wayne Repogle
The article notes Wayne Repogle, Kansas coach, has written 16 different spellings of his name since the 1949 football season. It mentions other sports figures and events, including Ralph Kercheval at Sagamore Farm and a Kansas baseball doubleheader with Missouri at Memorial Stadium next Monday and Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
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Ralph Kercheval
Kentucky
Red O'Rises
al Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
Dodgers
Bill Winfrey
Ralph
Dodger
Herman Hickman
Kercheval
Sparte
Scotty Wilson
Western Michigan College
Hall
Ohio U
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Abe
Bill Sharman
Southern California
Trojaga
Uueble
Warne Replogle
Kansas
Hax
Hiestart
Wayne ' Ratutisen
Keplighe Gym
Kamas
University of Kansas
Missouri Tigers
Memorial Stadium
Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid Turbulent League Play
Fragmentary notes show standings and schedule updates for a baseball league. Mentions New York and potential teams in flux with unclear dates and results. Reading suggests reorganizations or calendar changes impacting matchups and overall ranking.
Masters of Golf and Bowling Highlight 1930s Sports Notes
The fragment recalls Frank tren 1 Tend in a golf final and Maevis Wirte burgh triumphing with a knockout. It mentions Angelo Dom enico's 30-game bowling streak in ABC history and Walter L. Pate named captain of the American Davis Cup team. Nebraska and Oklahoma are listed among teams with scores.
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Cegir Maevis
Wirteburgh
Red
Cat Kett
Sungbury
Ont
Angelo
Ike
Domenico
ABC
Walter L. Pate
Relief Artist Joe Page Keeps New York Yankees In The Race
Joe Page shaped New York's spring campaign by sealing three wins in four appearances. He saved two, won one, and steadied the bullpen as the Yankees beat Boston, Washington, and others, keeping pace in the American League pennant race.
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New York Yankees
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Uni Stingey
Neady
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Boston
Yankees
Lont
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Hox Company
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Harris
McCarthy
Joe
Senators
Yankers
Tommy Byrne
Washington
Nets
Sam Dente
Art
Mets
Doe DiMaggio
Mikkey Marinn
Pros to Play in Kansas City Steelers to Host 1949 Pro Football Event
Kansas City set to host major league football on September 7 with the Washington Redskins and New York Yanks in Blues Stadium. Stars Sammy Haugh and Buddy Young headlining, with high guaranteed payoff and promotion for the Missouri Valley.
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Kansas City
Sammy Haugh
Buddy Young
Washington Hedskins
New York Yanks
Hlues Stadium
Missouri Valley
Comix
George Preston Marshall
Krdakian
Bansar City
Detaila
Muscourt
Marehall
Tet Colting
Yanks
Haugh
Inois
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New York Bulldogs
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Buddy
Young
Baugh
Golf Notes and New Greens at Conn Course
Bill Nichola announces a Greene committee with C. J. Dalton and T. Smith as cochairs to organize volunteer labor per Conn's plan. Garden duty emphasized with a call for members to attend and bring tools and work clothes. Also notes on fairways, flag poles, greens, and Dr Conn's greenkeeping expertise. Kansas U. golf team at Lawrence with Bob Dare leading medal play qualifying. next match vs Wasburn at Topeka.
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Bill Nichola
C. J. Dalton
T. ¥. Smith
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Cone
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Don Bledsoe
K. U
Nebraska
Lawrence
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Dick Ashley
Dave Dennis
Bob Dare
Gene J. Rourke
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Topeka
Inter scholastic meet results list towns and scores
Readable fragments show a district inter scholastic meet with multiple teams and event results. The document lists schools such as East, Topeka, North, Dorado, Parr, Minne, and others with scores and placements. Names like Mandate, Wiens, Kurpwell, and Chapman appear among participants, along with venues such as Hine Center and various city locations.
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Maskell My Topeka
SNAW
Neds Mleston
Wiens North
Kurpwell
Match Ri
Mandate
Parr
Kansas State defeats Oklahoma in Big Seven baseball game
Kansas State beat Oklahoma 5 to 2 as Jim Iverson limited the Sooners to three hits. State collected 10 hits and both teams played error free ball. The teams were scheduled to meet again today in Manhattan.
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Kan
Kansas State
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Jim Iverson
Sooners
Kanesaw State
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