Kansas baseball tops Iowa State in ninth inning rally
Iowa State led early but Kansas Jayhawkers rallied in the ninth scoring four runs on a squeeze and errors to defeat Cyclones 6 to 4. Key hits came from Thomson Culp and Tog a with strong pitching by Lefty Fisher and Johnson in relief amid a cold day hampering fielding.
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K. E. P. Nine Wins Electricians in 7–0 Shootoff
The K. E. P. nine crushed the Bar Factory team by seven goals to none last night on the Shoot Diamond. Errors plagued the Box story squad, with pitching limited to one hit allowed per side and Clem drawing walks to fuel the offense. Tonight the Journal-World aims to halt Grover and the rival nine at 6 o'clock.
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K U Practice Ends as Football Squad Concludes Spring Work
KU completed six weeks of spring practice amid optimism for the fall. Outstanding players expected back include Datish Thornhill Page Jas, Blas to Charles Smay Barden Kruse To Michael Rost Reitz M. den Tuck Sarem Lo Schnorr Bow AWaiton Geist Alten Taylor wech Smoot Michelsen. Catcher Finds His Injured Arm Well. Manager Joe McCarthy eases staff worries as Hartnett heals. Orid and Edouard in European tour.
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Tribute to Canty LUNG POWER at Marquette relay carnival
Milwaukee announcer Ted Canty could not attend the seventh annual Marquette university relay carnival on May 4. Authorities will install an elaborate loud speaker system to reach the entire audience, with one announcer in the press box and another in the crowd to ensure clear voice projection.
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Officials named for Kansas 1929 gridiron season schedule
The University of Kansas has nearly finalized officials for the 1929 football season with Big Six games set. Not yet chosen are officials for the November 16 game against Washington University. Hargiss Day on October 12 at Emporia Teachers is chaired by Maurice Breidenthal with a full program planned.
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Rolla Marathon Goal In Bunion Derby Rally Toward Rol la
Twenty eight runners in C C Pyle's bunion derby push toward Rolla Missouri after completing a 61 mile leg from Maplewood Missouri to Sullivan under harsh conditions. Johnny Salo of Passaic dominates with Pete Sgaenest of England chasing. Gavazzi's lead narrows as he sits fourth with 2 41 25 hours behind.
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K U Coaches to Attend Drake Relays
Kansas Relays committee will be well represented at the Drake Relays with three coaches at Des Moines. Dr. F G Allen, director of athletics, leaves Lawrence with the Jayhawk track squad and will stay through the weekend. Coach H W Hargiss will drive to Des Moines with Harry Mudd of Goldsmith Equipment. John Bunn remains with his team at Ames and will go to Des Moines after the second conference game. Issie Solem of Drake and H H Addington of Ohio State visited Kansas Relays in support of relay events.
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Weather Prevails as Ryder Cup Opens at Moortown
Fine weather favored the Ryder Cup opener at Moortown England on April 26 with light winds and milder temperatures boosting American chances. USA teams include Farrell Turnesa and Diegel Espinosa Hagen Gordon against Whitcombe Duncan Mitchell Robson and Cotton. Sarazen Dudley vs Abe Mitchell and Fred Robson. and other pairings. In Emporia Kansas a Drake relay team led by Bevan and Kschinski left for Drake relay duties with Welth coaching the Emporia Teachers team.
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Churchill is Dec Favorite at Penn Track Carnival
Philadelphia April 26 AP More than 1,3200 athletes from 500 colleges and high schools competed in speed and stamina tests at the University of Pennsylvania track and field carnival. The two day meet drew entries from across the United States Hawaii and Canada with focus on the decathlon high hurdles and college medley relays. Paavo Nurmi appeared aiming to set new records in two and three mile events. Notable contenders included Tom Churchill Oklahoma and Barney Berlinger Pennsylvania in the decathlon and Sol Forth NYU in the 120 yard hurdles. Other leading names were McCoy Pennsylvania Knob Hoch Pittsburgh Boyd Dureen Georgia Tech and Crooks Ohio State. Nineteen teams entered the quarter mile relay championship.
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Many Prizes Await Team That Wins Junior Series
Indianapolis April 26 The 1929 American Legion Junior World Series offers travel, a trophy, and honors from local state and national levels for the winning sandlot nine. The Oakland California team traveled 13000 miles last year and became the first to have its name on the permanent trophy. The world champions will visit the major leagues and attend the World Series with expenses paid.
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Elks Bowling Scores Readings and Player Names
Fragmentary bowling score summary lists Edmondson, Allen, Mish, Wigton and Gustafson with scores 822, 523, 294, 386 and 294. Mentions Robinson versus Berg at Sevenba and a note about tonight’s games.
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Ed ward Bradley bets if Blue Larkspur wins derby
Chicago April 26 AP reports veteran turfman Ed ward R Bradley expects to win about 500000 in side bets if his blue Larkspur captures the fifty fifth Kentucky Derby on May 18. Friends recall Bradley's heavy wagering after Larkspur's odds ranged from 10 to 1 and 5 to 1. Yesterday's sports results note American League games with rain in several matchups and several minor league schedules pushed to postponements.
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Four Big Bouts Tonight at Chicago Stadium
Eight fighters touted as potential challengers meet in four 30 round features at Chicago Stadium. Haakon Hansen faces Vincent Forgione, Maxie Rosenbloom takes on Charley Belanger, Andy DiVedi meets Tommy Freeman, and Honeyboy Finnegan clashes with Eddie Anderson in a stacked program of title hopefuls.
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Boxing Meet Crowns Junior A A U Title Winners
Chicago reports a Cleveland sweep at the junior national A A U boxing meet. Frankie Wallace defeated Glen Nate in bantamweight while Louis Disantis of Cleveland beat Henry Schmid for the 126 pound crown. Paris Apice of Providence claimed the featherweight title by edging Woodrow Williams of St. Louis. Carl Schmid and Tommy Rawson joined the Cleveland victors, with Rawson stopping Henry Schmid in the lightweight final.
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Atchison Rivalry Opens Haskell Baseball Series
Indians to meet St Benedict's in Atchison with Coach Ward leading Haskell on the first of a two game set. Dave Ward expected on mound for opening tilt as lawrence to atchison morning departure noted.
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Smith Eyes Ryder Matches as Galleries Roar at Open
Golf world fixes on Smith ahead of Ryder matches while MacDonald Smith battles a hostile crowd at the Open. The youthful contender seeks the British Crown at Muirfield in May as the gallery intensity tests his nerves and final round 85 drops him to fourth. Plan junior high night.
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Annual Junior High Exhibit And Home Night Set May 2
Plans for the annual junior high school exhibit and At Home night proceed under a faculty committee. Mildred Gilmore, publicity chair, says this year's program should be highly successful with teachers and students in every classroom across the three buildings to demonstrate and explain the exhibits. All parents former students and others are invited to attend.
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Joplin Ghosts Target Horton Smith In British Contest
Al Demaree notes Horton Smith faces the familiar Joplin ghosts and a persistent jinx as American contenders struggle in initial British challenges. The piece frames omen and recurring defeats in Smiths first attempts abroad.
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Road contracts for two gravel stretches in Kansas let May
Chanute Kansas April 26 AP contracts for construction of two sand and gravel road stretches totaling 844 miles will be let in May. One involves 19.5 miles of U S highway 484 from Greenwood County west line to six miles east. The other covers 19 miles of U S highway 166 with 7.7 miles between Coffeyville and Caney in Montgomery County and part toward Labette County. Estimated cost 817 820.
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Mountfortt funeral set for Saturday in Kansas
Funeral services for Wade Mountfortt former Kansas City news photographer who was injured in a Denver car accident will be held here Saturday afternoon. The body arrived from Denver to join widow Mary Mountfortt in the local service at the Mountfortt Drug Store.
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Deputalign Band Appears in McPherson Tonight
A five member deputation from McPherson will give a musical program tonight at Fourteenth and Neve Hampshire streets. The event is free of charge with doors opening at 8 pm. Public attendance is invited. An infection proved fatal in Kansas City after a blood transfusion attempt.
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