Two Mile Rivals Clash At Drake Relays
Kansas University coach Hargiss plans to enter Jayhawkers in Des Moines for a three quarter mile clash with Glenn Cunningham and Glen Dawson at the Drake Relays. Dawson beat Cunningham in the mile at 4 17.4 and both runners figure in a key event as Kansas prepares a strong relay and field squad. Kansas finished fourth in the mile relay with baton issues. Tees set a Relays record in the shot put at 52 inches. Pitts won the broad jump. Grey tied for third in the high jump. Texas Rice and Arizona teams also prepared in Lawrence ahead of the Drake games.
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Glenn Cunningham
Glen Dawson
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Dawson
Kansas
John MacNown
Robert Xehreeder
Theno Graves
Hargiss
Kansas Relays
Nouble
Grey
Pitts
Wellhausen
MacCaskill
McNown
Schroeder
Graves
K. U
Texas
Rice
Arizona
Lawrence
Strong Emporia Teachers Track Meet With Haskell
A track meet between Haskell and the Emporia Teachers College is set for Saturday at 2 30 o clock in the Indiana stadium. Coach Gus Welch announced the event and the tentative football date of November 9 at Emporia was also revealed with final schedule decisions to come next week.
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Haskell
Emporia Teachers College
Indiana Stadium
Gus Welch
Welch
Emporia Teachers
Emporia
Baseball scores from yesterday in National and American leagues
National League results show New York to Atlanta games with various scores and a modified note. Brooklyn and Chicago played close, while B17 Piteouw appears as a mangled entry. American League action lists New York 1 Boston 7 and Washington 6 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 Cleveland 7 Detroit 2 Chicago 7. American Association games involve Kansas City at St Paul, Columbus at Indianapolis 7 Taleda 3 Louisville 4, with Milwaukee at Minneapolis postponed due to rain.
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New York
Wadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Washinsion
Philadelphia
St. Loms
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Todianapolis
Taleda
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Lawrence Ban Johnson Club Opens Home Season At Leavenworth
The Lawrence Ban Johnson club begins its home schedule next Sunday at Holcomb's Grove against Leavenworth with a 3 p.m. start. Lawrence aims to improve on last Sunday's setback to Topeka while Leavenworth crushed Kansas City Kansas 6 to 1. A practice game with Haskell is set for Thursday at the Haskell diamond.
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Lawrence Ban Johnson
Leavenworth
Holcomb's Grove
Lawrence Logs
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Haskell
Haskell Diamond
Sportsmen's club meeting set at Green's Camp
Douglas County Sportsmen's club will meet Thursday evening at 7 39 oclock at Green's camp east of Lawrence on the old Eudora road. Refreshments after the meeting. Election of officers will be held. The camp is reached by turning in at the Kennedy farm about miles east of Lawrence.
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Douglas County Sportsmen's Club
Green's Camp
Lawrence
Eudora Road
Kennedy Farm
Strange As It Seems Myth and Mystery From Strange As It Seems
An excerpt outlines peculiar anecdotes and natural curiosities from Strange as It Seems. It mentions marine fish behavior, hogs feeding near fishermen, and bamboo formed stones resembling pearls, plus notes on amber and electricity and a teaser for tomorrow's universal language.
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Amber
Ambergris
Biff on the Job at Oklahoma as New Coach Arrives
Capt Lawrence Jones arrives in Norman Oklahoma to begin work as the new Oklahoma head football coach. He spends the week learning names faces and attitudes of the Sooners and sets Monday for the first field session. He confirms plans to hire Doc Firs kine from Loyola New Orleans and adds Erskine and Tom Stidham to the staff.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Today
Lawrence Jones
Biff
Louisiana
Oklahoma City
O. A
Jones
Oklahoma
Robert H
Doc” Firskine
Loyala
New Orleans
Erskine
Tom Stidham
Northwestern
Chicago
Lawrence
Kell Retained as Freshmen Coach. Second Position Open
Kell, long the boss of freshmen footballers, would be retained as the yearling coach, but a second man for that department has not yet been chosen.
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Kell
Baseball Leaders And A Casualty Report 1935
Batting leaders from the Pirates Phillies Dodgers and Giants include J Moore Frey Camilli and Bottomley while pitchers like Ferrell Welch and Hadley top pitching lists. A notable event notes Bob Walsh son of Ed Walsh suffers a severe hand injury in a collision during Indianapolis vs Columbus play, sidelining him for a month.
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Association
Chicago
Bob Walsh
Big Ed Walsh
Big Ed
Indianapolis
Columbus
Epps
Walsh
Interscholastic Meet Sets Record Entry at Kansas University
The Kansas University interscholastic meet in Lawrence drew over 1700 entrants with about 1300 competing. Coaches note heats and relay counts rising, while many former Kansas high school stars claimed firsts at the Relays, including Dees, San Romani, Noble, Crooms, and others from Emporia, Hutchinson, Frontenac, and Arkansas City.
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FE. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School
A. A
Topeka
Lawrence
Altho
Kansas
Oklahoma football begins era with Captain Biff Jones arrival
Evan Edwards reports Oklahoma gains new coach Captain Biff Jones arriving in Norman to lead the Sooners. Former LSU and Army leader brings a strong record and a focus on speed and passing. Stidham joins as assistant, Jones emphasizes team harmony and relies on capable assistants for diverse coaching roles.
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Oklahoma
Biff Jones
Norman
Army
West Point
Louisiana State
Sooners
Lawrence
Tom Stidham
Haskell
G. LU
Jones
Stidham
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Hanley
Evanston
Brooklyn Dodgers Trounce Phillies In Lofty Lead Return
The Dodgers, led by Taylor Frey Cuccinello and Stripp, rapped 15 hits to beat the Phillies 12 to 5 at home before 30 900 fans. Dodgers played sharp defense with 12 double plays in seven games, solidifying first place as Stengel’s lineup shows steady form.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
Danny Taylor
Linus Frey
Sam Leslie
Joe Stripp
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Phillies
Frey
Tony Cuccinello
Baseball Highlights and Odd Notes From a Fragment
A garbled recap lists players and teams with scattered achievements. Mentions include Teh driving in a winning run against the Braves, Bill Werner and Red Sox, a Dodgers homer with bases loaded vs Phillies, Pirates relief work by Unxo gine, Heinir Manush of the Senators with multiple hits, Paul Dean stopping the Cubs for a Cardinals win, Clint Brown shaping a Indians victory, and Rip Radell with singles against the Tigers. An attic of odds and ends ends with a prompt to turn it into cash via a classified ad.
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Aediane Poe Mek Oost
Tigans FK
Braves
Bill Werner
Red Sox
Vane Babs
Indians
Browns
Hedion
Rip Radell White
Tigers
Off Day for Babe Ruth at Polo Grounds
New York on April 24 reports Babe Ruth returning to the Polo Grounds with 50,000 fans hoping for home runs from the Bambino. Ruth, with the Braves, failed to hit, going 0-for-4 while Pinky Wint nex and Al Stout shut him down amid a sea of cheers and a tense atmosphere.
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Babe
Polo Grounds
Busy Guckeyson Rival for Letters at Maryland
College Park Md Appar ently the only reason Bill Guckeyson a University of Maryland sophomore has not won a letter in every collegiate sport is that he hasn t had time to set around to it yet The six foot 175 pounder had no trouble earning his block M in football and basketball in his first Varsity season He has enough points for a track letter and could make the tennis varsity if time allowed Baseball is said to be his best sport Those who saw him in sandlots last summer call him big league material One notable track feat was a 20 feet 4 inch javelin throw in a dual meet with the University of Richmond.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Ruth
Boston Braves
Babe
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Fiorello Laguardia
Hoffman
New Jersey
Hogs
Jake Ruppert
Ruthit
Braves
Glan
Boston
Bambino
Fred Fitzsimmons
al Stout
Pinkey Wintnex
Terry
Frank
John McGraw
ELKS
Bill Guckeyson
College Park
University of Maryland
University of Richmond
Social and church news from Baldwin and nearby towns
May be next Carr list. Dr. H Z Moore practicing in Gardner. Residents hosted dinners and visits across Baldwin, Pharo, Topeka, and Lawrence. Easter christenings at First Methodist included nine children with Jordan River water imported. April Womans City Club meeting featured Red Cross talks, nursing plans, and a teacup social with daffodils.
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Baldwin
Topeka
Jack Hoefer
Hoefers
Merle Fischer
Jd. M. Montgomery
First Methodist Church
James &. Chubb
John
Warren Beeks
Claude B. Becks
Kansas City
Richard Redell Evans
Paul Evans
Fort Scote
John Derkeley Flickinger
Stanley Flickinger
Edwin Reed Freeman
Donna Marie Freeman
Lila Jeanne Freeman
William Freeman
la June Harris
A. J. Harris
Roberta Alice Wright
Bert Wright
Jordan
Charles Kornbrodt
John Warren Beeks
Woman's City Club of
H. K. Ebright
Nursing Activities Committee
County Red Cross
R. R. McFarland
Fred Isaacs
Douglas County
Red Cross
Mary Jamison
C. E. Beeks
Earl Black
Lawrence, Eudora and
Lecompton
Parke and Hayward Javelin Legacy Faces Back Injury Constraint
Robby Parke, University of Oregon senior, among two top javelin throwers trained by Col. Bill Hayward, may not defend his AA record of 220 1158 inches due to a football back injury. Attendance included the First Aid class of Lawrence taught by Miss Neeley, Mrs J H Wright and family from Hop king Missouri, and sick child Sidney Letson staying with Dean and Mrs Luther Leavengood amid measles. The Kansas City district Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at First Methodist Baldwin with 200 women expected. Mrs Raymond General of Fort Scott speaks at services. Frank E. Wolf oversees local arrangements. Also noted are Fort Leo visitors Paul Evans and family. Stories follow.
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Robby Parke
University of Oregon
Bill Hayward
Parke
A.A
Lawrence
Miss Neeley
J. H. Wright
Joyce
Hopsking
Sidney Letson
Dean
Mra
Luther Leavengood
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Kansas City
First Method
Baldwin
Raymond General
Fort Scott
Frank E. Wolf
Paul Evans
Richard
Fort Leo
Cora Perkins
Maxine Custer
Kansane
City
T. A. Custer
State Teachers’ College
Hays
Shumaker
Anna Mae
Shirley Peters
Jean
Baker
Floyd Talley
Potter
Memorial Hospital
A. FE. Burgters
E. H. Hartrisen
Anna Lee
Norton
Marie
Mary Counts Mercan
Raledwin
2. W. Sounts
W. K. Hbright
W. Moorhead
Russell
Oraf Hopkins
Moi
M Margaret Soodson
Jack Moorhead
Wright
Fayrce
Ebright
Edward Letson
Childrren
Sidney
Frank
Butler
New York City
Luther Leavengond
McGinnis
Mary Jane
Oklahoma _ City
Den
Easter Visitors and School Program Highlight Baldwin News
Baldwin residents enjoyed Easter visits from relatives in Kansas City and Topeka while the Baldwin High School Alumnae presented a program at the chapel. News notes include births, moves, and extended family gatherings across Baldwin and nearby towns with multiple mentions of local and regional individuals and families.
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Drake
Cunningham
Jayhawkers
Lawrence Recreation
Sommers Grocery Wells
Tnews
Royal Shoe Store
Jen Ku
Tyral
Hilmview
Melia
Wise Johnsen
Gauk
Rumsey
Allison Tauien
Myderwood
Ad Hatfield
Berry Vt
Sportsmen’s Club
Esther
Seyide
Wade
Eacomits
Ae Duce Real
Baswer Esterdan
Fee
Orginal
Lake George
Florida
Oklahoma U
Pamieu
J. Moore
Phil Vaughan
Pirates
Chier
Sartell
Muns Batte
Caminl
Wits
Camilli
Bottomley
Rede
Taylor
Dedgere
Bartell
L. Waner
Aner
de Fach
Chilles
Inrer
Podgers
Hartnett
Cubs
I. Moore
Myers
Reds
Piehing—Park
Bleciinger
Warneke
F. Dean
Cardinals
Wast
Foxx
Athletics
Finis
Bunura
White Sox
Weal
Johnson
Werber
Gehringer
Washington
Foxs
Bonura
Pirching
Ferrell
Hadley
Senators
Loner
Evan Edwards
M. AG. McGann
Baton Rouge Advocate Times
Louisiana State University
L.S.U
Diff
Mickal
Iff
Burt Ingwersen
Burt
Brooklyn Nationals
Homers
University of Kentucky
Ralph Wood
University
College of Education
Ray Dean
Templeton
Stanford
San Mateo Junior College
Dill Carr
Bobby Parke
Baldwin News
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