Revised K U Infield For 1 S. S. Contest
Kansas Jayhawks reshuffle infield for tomorrow’s 3 PM game against Iowa State Cyclones in the Big Six opener. Knute Kresie to third base, Miller Cameron to short, John Burge to start on the mound. Outfield to Cadwalader Hensley Horak. Dugan and Merkel in coaching role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Jayhawks
Iowa State Cyclones
Mike Getto
Knute Kresie
Miller Cameron
Getto
Cameron
Ray Napier
Bobby Hunt
Chuck Kraemer
Jack Sands
John Burge
Red Dugan
Henry Horak
Kresie
Eldreth Cadwalader
Larry Hensley
Horak
Big Monte Merkel
Batters Are Main Factors In Games
Hits dominated the early games as batters decided outcomes more than pitchers. The Yankees beat the Athletics 9 4 with homers by Red Rolfe Tom Henrich and Joe Gordon while Wally Moses homered for the A’s. Ray Mack’s two run homer led the Indians past the Browns 6 4 to take first in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Altho
Red Ruffing
Yanks
Red Rolfe
Tom Henrich
Joe Gordon
A’s
Wally Moses
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Ray Mack
Speed: Colorado Relays Set To Spark Mile High Action
Speedsters eye records at the 16th annual Colorado Relays in Norlin Stadium Boulder on Saturday. Abilene Christian College leads the Texas contingent while Montana University debuts a fast mile relay unit. Merle Randall of Nebraska Wesleyan targets a 100 yard dash standard, and Kansas State sends a large squad though Elmer Hackney skips to Drake Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Norlin Stadium
Frank Potts
Colorado University
Abilene
Texas
Christian College
Montana University
Merle Randall
Nebraska
Wes-leyan
Les Bratton
Denver University
Kansas
Kansas State
Fort Hays State
Emporia
Elmer Hackney
Hackney
Des ‘Moines
Notable boxing and horse racing highlights from past years
The report recalls Lou Ambers knocking out Mellody in Boston a year ago. It also notes War Admiral, son of Man o' War and owned by Samuel D. Riddle, winning the Chesapeake stakes at Havre de Grace to boost derby hopes. Five years past Johnny Babich pitched a one run shutout for the Brooklyn Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ambers
Oney -Mellody
Boston
War Admiral
Samuel D. Riddle
Havre de Grace
Johnny Babich
Brooklyn
Phillies
Busy American Association Opens Thick With Results
The American Association after a week of play shows Kansas City and Toledo tied for early lead with three wins and two losses each. Columbus Red Birds sit one game back with one win after a three game skid, while St Paul and Louisville win in tight pitching duels. Minneapolis defeats Indianapolis 8 to 5 as issues of walks and hits plague the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Red Birds
Tom Sunkel
al Moran
Louisville
Vedic Hims
Colonels
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Red Evans
Harry Smythe
Minneapolis
Millers
Lewisville
Third for Indians Haskell Downs Baker 4 3
The Haskell Indians earned their third straight win by defeating Baker University 4 to 3 on the home diamond. Dawes and Doctor limited Baker to one hit while Warner Coffin’s squad produced eight safeties, and Haskell advances to face Chilocco at Chilocco tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Baker University
Braves
Baker
Dawes
Doctor
Indian Moundsmen
Wildcats
Warner Coffin
Hodges
Haskell
Chilocco
Fort Hays State Wins Dual Track Meet With Visitors
In Hays Nebraska on April 25 Pi Huskings teachers led with nine of 13 firsts but Fort Hays State edged ahead in seconds and thirds to win the dual track meet 681 to 6214. The visitors captured nine firsts while Hays took the tennis meet 5 to 1 but lost golf 444 to Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kan
Pi—Hastings
Neb
Fort Hays State
Stars and Giants Stars Deliver Late Wins in Tight MLB Slate
Yesterday's games featured Norman Young and the Giants beating the Phillies 5-2 after a homer with two on in the eighth. Rudy York and Tommy Bridges starred for the Tigers with a homer and five hit pitching in a 2-1 win over the White Sox. Red Rolfe led the Yankees with two home runs in an A's assault. Walter Masterson shut down the Red Sox in relief over four innings. Ray Mack homered with a man on to lift the Indians past the Browns 6-4. Roy Cullendine connected on a three run homer for the Dodgers in the first inning against the Bees. Bill Lee scattered 11 hits as the Cubs routed the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Senators
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Rudy York
Tommy Bridges
Young
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Babe Young
Hv Vandenberg
Hugh Mulcahy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicaro Cubs
Pirates
Bill Lee
Pittsburgh
Buccos
Max Butcher
Paul Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Whitlow Wyatt
Bees
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Norman Young
Giants
New York
Phillies
Tigers
White Sox
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Athletics
Walter Masterson
Ray Mack
Indians
Browns
Roy Cullendine
Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 6 Boston 6 New York 45 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 9 Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis at Cincinnati postponed. American League New York 9 Philadelphia 4 Washington 9 Boston 6 Detroit 2 Chicago 1 Cleveland 6 St. Louis 4. Texas League Shreveport 9 Fort Worth 4 San Antonio Dallas 5 Oklahoma City 4 Beaumont 0 Tulsa 8 Houston 7 Southern Association Birmingham 5 Little Rock 1 Knoxville 6 Atlanta 5 Chattanoora Nashville 4 New Orleans 4 Memphis 0.
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Association American
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Paul St
Columbus
New
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tao
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
T. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Southern Association
Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
Chattanoora & Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Adams Injects Fresh Spirit Into Kansas State Football Camp
Genial Hobbs Adams has injected a new spirit into the Kansas State college football camp. The new K State coach must develop many inexperienced players to fill graduation holes and to build a reserve supply. Adams promises the squad will at least show up for every ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genial
Hobbs Adams
Kansas State
Kstate
Adams
Sports Roundup From New York Apr 25
A collage of notes from the era includes transfer chatter about the Chicago Cardinals to Boston, an exhibition golf match slated for May 12 in Norfolk with Ruth Sarazen Demaret Tunney, and humorous quirks about Baer Harris and Yankee chatter.
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New York
E.R. Bradley
Bimelech
George
Presto) Marshall
Chicago Cardinal
Boston
Babe Ruth
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Demaret
Gene Tunney
Norfolk
Conn
Max Baer
Phil Harris
Jack Benny
George Washington
Frankie Baxter
Senators
Wrestling ramblings and Joe Louis talks in New Haven
Noted columnist mocks wrestling and comments that trainer Jack Blackhorn cites Joe Louis next two opponents as Arturo Godoy and War-Galento winner. Blackburn claims Louis ready to retire once handlers permit. Pavers nationwide oppose Timers owner W A Bridges reducing major league season from 154 to 140 frames to dodge April weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blackhorn
Terre Haute
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Blackburn
Joe
Pavers
W. A. Briges
Timers
Loud Exchange at Cleveland Opener Over Keltner Salary
In the Cleveland opener Ken Keltner faced heckling from a loud spectator shouting about his fifteen dollars a week pay. A second bystander fired back with a sharp retort that fifteen dollars is indeed fifteen dollars, prompting the brief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Curious Scoreboard Gooses Mark Low Scoring Inning
In Columbia South Carolina a novelty scoreboard feature appears when a team trails. A mechanical goose emerges from a niche on the display to deposit a race car in the low scoring inning, adding a whimsical note to the game’s formal scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Hall
Macon
Columbia
S. C
Colorful Joe Jacobs Yussel the Muscle Dies of Heart Attack
New York news of Joe Jacobs known as Yussel the Muscle dies of a heart attack in a doctor’s office days before his 44th birthday. He rose from Hell’s Kitchen to manage heavyweight champions and titleholders, including his role in moments around Schmeling Sharkey and Galento Baer talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jacobs
Yussel
Fight Business
New York
Broadway
Hell’s Kitchen
Tony Galento
Joe
Max Baer
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Fistiana
Tenth Avenue
Willie
Dave Astey
Georgia
Figlds
Billy McCarney
Renny Varga
Andre Routis
Johnny Dundee
Mike McTigue
Schmeling
Kansas University Beats Wichita State in Tennis 5 1
Kansas University net team overwhelmed Wichita University 5 to 1 while KU golfers lost to Wichita linksmen 6 to 12. Ritchie led KU as medalist in golf and Snyder fell in tennis. Notable scores include Hesse 76 and Kirkpatrick 81 for Wichita and LaGree 81 Wakeland 83 for KU.
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K. U
Wichita University
Jayhawker
Wichita
XK. U
Missouri
K.U
Snyder
Voth
Dean Ritchie
Kansas
Ritchie
Hesse
Turner
Dushane
Kirkpatrick
LaGree
Wakeland
McElhenny
Kansas Sends Ten to Drake Relays Under Coach Hargiss
A KU track squad of ten with Coach Bill Hargiss left for Des Moines Iowa to compete in the Drake Relays Friday and Saturday. Runners Tohberen Edwards and Thompson will run the two mile relay Friday and four mile Saturday while Green Scott Hamilton and Mathes form the 440 relay crew with Reed replacing Scott in the mile. Glenn Foy is the tenth man entered in the 440 yard hurdles. J R Jones Beven and O Hara were not added due to transportation limits. The group returns to Lawrence late Saturday night.
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University of Kansas
Bill Hargiss
Des Moines
Drake
Ryan Tohberen
Edwards
Thompson
Hargiss
Green
Scott
Hamilton
Mathes
Reed
Glenn Foy
J. R. Jones
Bill Beven
Jack O'Hara
Lawrence
Oread News Notes Highlights Local Teachers and Events
Miss Winnie D Lowrance sails to New York City for the Satinfied League of Women Voters biennial. Kansas delegates travel from Vansag. Dr F Russell and Dr Gilbert Ulmer conduct high school evaluations in Valley Falls. Ulmer’s article appears in School Review. Oread class plans a reunion April 19. Finger printing field trip at county jail accompanies democracy problems class. Ruth Litchen attends Women’s City Club dinner in Kansas City with Dr Gerald Wendt. Patricia Neal to teach at Hill City next year. Sophomore English class studies Venice and Shakespeare. Debates set on rural elementary school desirability. Oread Laureates 1940 released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie D. Lowrance
Qread
New York City
Ruth Litchen
Women's City Club
Kansas City
Gerald Wendt
Wendt
Supervisors Named for Edition of Student Samples
The work of each student participating is sent by at least one sample. Supervisors cooperating in this edition are Miss Mary Fee J Marc Jantzen and Maynard Fox supervisor of English.
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Mary Fee
J. Marc Jantzen
Maynard Fox
Exhibition defeat as Wichita Stearman top Salina Millers
Salina's Western Association team lost 5 to 1 in Wichita in an exhibition. McClure pitched three hits with four walks in the eighth inning, setting up Gilchrist's triple to seal the win for Wichita. Irish Johnny McVeathes and Pilly Cromipanitte are noted in the report.
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Salina Millers
Wichita
Salina
Wichita Stearman
McClure
Gilchrist
Topeka Owls Fall In Exhibition To Enid Champlin Refiners
Enid Champlin Refiners defeated Topeka Western Association team 4 to 0 in an exhibition game on Apr 24. pitcher L Stoner, a former major leaguer, limited Topeka to seven hits and drove in three runs in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Owls
Topeka
Enid Champlin
Topeka Western Association
L. Stoner
Iiid
Stoner
ElDorado Wins Triangular Meet in Kansas
ElDorado scored 4812 points to win a triangular track meet in ElDorado Kansas sweeping Southwestern College and Friends University of Wichita. Southwestern finished second with 44 and Friends 14.4 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ElDorado
Kan
Apria
Southwestern College and Friends University of Wichita
Southwestern
Friends
Williamstown Community Event and Travel Notes
A stained transcription notes a local gathering of KU Creshmeni with about twenty five youths and a reported grand time. Mentions travelers to California Jupiter trip and local visits by Mr and Mrs Danthose from Topeka and others from Lawrence Nortonville Meriden and Gardiner. Rain and cool weather impact farming and baby vehicles. school near closing for April 1 and principal Kenneth Piwowh reports a successful term with refreshments served.
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Rilie Lee Allen
Fay Sebroot
K.U
Rose Amerine Farm
Agend
Verigil Green
Carl Ivans
Lawrence
Joan Attet
May
S. Vitten
Meriden
Roow
Ainering
Fred Treck
Daberty
Corahnaia
Marion
Nortonville
Otto Barton
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K. U. Infield
1.S
Jayhawkers
Iowa State
By William Ferguson
Oraarrapemrenee VT. M. Reg
U.S. Pat. Off
Acart
TSOPR
NEA Service; Inc
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
The
Rhemh
Heages
Seymour
White
Ralph Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Blue Hills
Leonard Dodson
Leland Gibson
Hobes Adams
Kansas State College
By Eddie Brietz
DiMiaggio
Chubby
Dean
Lawehs
Hettine
Baer
Galento
Worth. Il
Daniel F. Mulver
New Haven Evening Register
Rame
Tixie
By Sid Feder
An Arc
Hesse Pecs
Ritchie-Wakehind
Turner-Dushane
Kirkpatrick-Hesse
McElhenny- LaGree
Breety
Crist CW
Franks
Calhoun
Othe
Voelker
Dickey
Oread News
F. Russell
Gilbert Ulmer
Aim Ik
Valley Falls
Bulletin of Education
School Review
Ariss Wilma Dear Grant
Severy
Oread
Lucile York
Tatricia Neal
Hill City
Venice
Carlene Weeks
Mildred York
Juanita Nixon
Rey Yoder
Oread Laureates
Oread Training School
Big Boss
WEA Service, Inc
T. M4. Reg
Fenelon
William
Woodward
Jimmy Stout
Cererine Avedin
Det
Philippines
Aden Micthews
St. Duewis
Thikhand
Aboom
Tuttle Dyaide
Tra
Obliveras
San Bpraneisep
Batiena Ehimrpiotk
Babab River
Miss
Waorcester
Mass
Johnny McVeathes
TS. Worerester
Williamstown
Jayhawk Taxi
W. Ith
Chick Pontius
Chi Galloway
Earl Farris
Gene Glahn
George Wetzel
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