Kansas Penn Games Trio Faces Philadelphia Meet
Treweeke and Rice head to Philadelphia to represent Kansas in the Penn Games Friday and Saturday. Treweeke, injured, has shown recovery with a six foot jump, while Rice will compete in the high jump. Relays are cut from trip due to poor Drake Relay showing and bad weather hampering practice.
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Richard Treweeke
Carl Rice
Philadelphia
University of Kansas
Treweeke
Hag
Warrensburg
Hog” Alleh
Hamilton
Rice
Jayhawkers
Motion for New Trial and Court Actions
Judge Smart took the plaintiff J R Greenlees vs Kansas Oil Refining Company motion under advisement after a February term session. State of Kansas vs Julius Kahn defendant pled guilty and was paroled. Dohnan vs Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railroad motion for new trial overruled. Judgement for $6 246 awarded February 6. Foster vs Burns money judgement decided March 2. Sale confirmation for $404 with 18 month redemption granted. Ada Burnham Smith vs J D Bowersock Supreme Court mandate spread on record. Chamber of Commerce group to Kansas City for manufacturing talks. Kansas University band spring concert May 3 at Fraser Hall. Eleven band members enlisted in Kansas National Guard. Farm implements of O J Thomas and Ed Klein to be sold April 28 at Clark barn New Hampshire street. Spring football practice hours 4 to 6 pm with Olcott unable to coach. Speed Heath leads linemen and Rook Weohward backs.
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Judge Smart
J. R. Greenlees
Kansas Oil Refining Company
C. A. Smart
District Court
State of Kansas
Julius Kahn
S. Dohnan
Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railroad Company
M. FP. Foster
Charlotte Burns
Ada Burnham Smith
J. D. Bowersock
Supreme Court
University women’s tennis tournament in May
A May tennis tournament for University women under the Women's Athletic Association will be held. The item remarks on housecleaning and aging men as a witty aside.
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Womens Athletic Association
Haskell Wins Again With Two-Run Home Run
Haskell defeated Ottawa University 4 2 as Epap Peacock drove in two runs with a third inning homer after two on base. The game featured a loose pace and changes in the lineup with Killbuck relieving Peacock and Barnes replacing Peterson in mid game. Henry caught for Ottawa and Kalama handled the Loused two pitchers.
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Haskell
Ottawa U
Ottawa
ePacock
Indians
Venne
Peacock
Killbuck
Kalama
Ting Peterson
Barnes
Henry
Shooting opens preliminaries for annual contest at Woodland Park
A preliminary shooting match is held this afternoon by the Lawrence Gun Club at Woodland Park. Tomorrow the third annual registered shoot will draw about forty out of town participants. Organizers Chad Schultz, George Buller, and Ki Mackie oversee the event with hopes it becomes a yearly tradition. Blue rocks used. details on guns and shells were not specified.
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Woodland Park
Lawrence Gun Club
Chad Schultz
George Buller
Unit Ki Mackie
Butler
Munter Attends Topeka Defense Committee Meeting
Prof. S J Munter is in Topeka today for a session of the agricultural committee of the State Council of Defense, appointed by Governor Arthur Capper.
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S.J. Munter
Topeka
Agricultural Committee of the State
Coun
Ci of
Defense
Arthur Capper
Normal Students to Serve Emporia Kansas War Effort
Five hundred eighty four students at Emporia State Normal school pledge to study citizen service topics. They join a committee to plan free group study on food production economy price control military service Red Cross war effects on education finance foreign policy non military service and soldier relief.
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Emporia
Kans
Emporia State Normal School
W.br
Oyer
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American Nurses Association
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