Kansans to Drake Relays with 12-man Jayhawker squad
Coach H. W. Hargiss announced a reduced 12-man Kansas Jayhawks track team that will travel to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. The distance medley relay features Hall, Graves, Pankratz, and Cunningham. Harrington, Plumley, Flick, and Dumm lead in field events and sprints. The squad departs tomorrow afternoon with Dr. Alten and Coach Wargiesther accompanying the group.
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Drake
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Graves
Pankratz
Cunningham
Borel
Taylor
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Hail
Dees
Gray
Flicky
Dumm
Harrington
Plumley
Lick
F.C. Alten
Wargies
Jarhawrvers
Ring finals tonight in National AAU boxing tourney
Sixty two fighters remain from 107 starters in the National AAU boxing championships as Homer Brandis, last year’s 175-pound champ, exits. Missouri Valley contenders Marvin Liddell and Bud Breese win to reach semifinals, while several others fall to eastern rivals and notable foes from Kansas and Nebraska.
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Boster
Homer Brandis
San Francisco
New York
Wvas
Frank Wilson
Detroit
Big Bob Cook
Ponca City
Lox
Morman Barnett
Orvington
N. J
Tom Chester
Brooklyn Negro
Benny Pierce
Kansas
Cuty
Weir
Kan
Johnny Dobler
Cleveland
Western Sector Will See Class A Teams In 1933 Openers
Chicago April 26 AP Customers in the western branch of the American Association will get their first look at class AA baseball for 1933 tomorrow as western clubs return from east. Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul and Minneapolis may win the opening day attendance trophy with Columbus hosting the East. The Millers face Toledo while St Paul meets Columbus and Indianapolis plays Kansas City. Louisville opposes Milwaukee in their first home game. Rain halted Louisville play at Louisville delaying four and a half innings.
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Chicago
Cus_tomers
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Red Birds
Misineapolis
Lee Keyser
Joe E. Brown
Millers
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Brewers
Colonels
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday’s scoreboard highlights feature George Watkins homering and driving in three for the Cardinals, Frank Pytlak’s Indians beating the Browns with a six RBI night, Johnny Hodapp’s Red Sox rally with a double and two singles, Dick Bartell setting a major league record with four doubles against the Braves, L. Russell’s Athletics leaping ahead in a multi-hit attack, and Jim Bottomley driving in two to seal a Reds victory.
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George Watkins
Cardinsis
Pirsies
Frank
Pytlak
Indians
Browns
Hat_ Schumacher
Giants
Dodgers
Johnny Hodapp
Red Kox
Athletics
Dick Bartell
Philliés
Braves
L. Russell
Atta
Yankees
Senators
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Hemet
Windsor House Name Change Traced From James I Roots
The article notes the royal house of Windsor and its modern origin, tracing ancestry to James I while detailing the 1317 proclamation that renamed the royal house and shifted Great Britain and Ireland’s designation from Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor. It mentions Albert’s place in the house, Victoria’s son Edward VII, and briefly touches on a physics diagram about lever balance alongside a teaser for tomorrow’s Human Anvil feature.
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George V
England
House of Windsor
James I
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Ireland
Saxe- Coturs-Gotha
Windsor
George
Frandfather
Albert
Saxe-Coburg-Go
Edward Vil
Victoria
Faual Peiz
Relays at Baker University Expect Fast Carnival
Baldwin April 26 Baker University hosts the tenth annual relay carnival. Earl S. Liston predicts record shattering times if weather cooperates and rain has boosted the fast track. Notable entrant Ervin Vickers from Wyandotte High School scored heavily last week at KU meets. Lawrence and nearby schools enter in open events including mile, 220 hurdles, discus, javelin, pole vault, high jump, broad jump, and relays with teams such as Guise, Lee, Gable, and Cunningham among others.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Vickers
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High School
Webb
Iteland
Goble
Raybourn
Duver
Haugh
Guise
Lee
Gable
Cunningham
Fella
Kerley
Webster
Turner
Asher
Scott
Swinehart
Lindsay
Oyler
Ardrey
Moving Pictures To Be Shown For Douglas Sportsmen
A Douglas County Sportsman's Club meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce. Motion pictures showing fishing will be shown titled Salmon Angling on Restigouche Invading Muskie land and In Quest of the Bronze Back. Reels are furnished by South Bend Bait Company.
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Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Restigouche
South Bend Bait Company
Seek Phantom Player Shuffle Behind White Sox Camp
Chicago White Sox seek elusive infielder Joe Chamberlain, a mysterious 1933 recruit. Arriving from Waterloo Mississippi Valley league last season, he failed to report, signed a contract but did not appear in Pasadena, later resurfaced briefly before vanishing again.
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Chicago White Sox
Joe Chamberlain
Sox
Chamberlain
Waterloo
Pasadena
Calif
Clarence Fieber
Fieber
Iowa Cyclone sprinter Ike Nelson makes a speedy road to meet
Iowa State star Ike Nelson of St Joseph Mo is noted as a top sprinter on coach Bob Simpsons Cyclone track team. He rode to Columbia Missouri for an indoor meet by hitchhiking then catching a flight to Des Moines to complete the trip ahead of the others.
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Ames
Ike” Nelson
St. Joseph
Bob Simpson
Cyclone
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Iowa State
Columbia
Des Moines
Lawrence Triumphs in Tennis Over Leavenworth Visitors
Lawrence high swept tennis matches with Leavenworth yesterday afternoon while dropping golf 14 to 7. Tennis results show Guise over Hines 6-1, Ardrey over Kiemp 7-8, Scott over Leffell 6-4 6-3, Swinehart over Schrey 6-3 2-6 7-5, Lindsay over Gough 6-2 12-14 7-3, Bratton over Baron 6-4 6-2. no doubles. Golf totals list several Lawrence wins led by Hutchinson and Essick. Norman Webster won low medal with 81.
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Guise
Hines
Oe A Ardrey
Kiemp
Scott
Leffell
Swinehart
Schrey
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Gough
Bratton
Baron
Webster
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B. Sedlock
K. Shalkuski
Kerley
D. F. Turner
Kochanowski
A. Sedlock
Norman Webster
B.sedrock
Fred Turner
Ottawa Trackmen Doped to Win Over Baker A
Ottawa track stars poised to beat Baker, led by Bretnall, in the annual dual meet at Ottawa. Dope sheets from Washburn preview say Ottawa will win distances and relays, while Baker aims for sprint and field event wins. Odom of Baker sidelined by scarletina quarantine in Kansas City.
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Ottawa
George
Bretnall
Washburn
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Wildcats
Baker
Odom
Kansas City
Kan
Scarletina
Sophomores lead spring track and Kansas Relays shine
The article notes sophomores staking the lead in track this spring with New benchmarks at the Kansas Relays. Edwin Hall of Alton Missouri wins the 100 dash prelims while contenders from Minnesota Oklahoma and Nebraska join the results. Oklahoma’s sophomore mile relay sets local marks as Elwyn Dees of Kansas and Whitley Cox miss time due to injury. The piece also recalls Relays moments and campus coaching chatter including Kansas State basketball coaching speculation and Red Smith at El Dorado.
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Associated ‘Press
Edwin Hall
Alton
Univreity
Kansas
Kansas Bears
Hal Thornton
Minnesota
Peyton Glass
Oklahoma A. A& M
Heve
Nonny Nanny
Whitley Cox
Oklahoma
Indiana
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Lone Star Dietz
Henry
Indian) Schulte
Clarfield Weede
Pittsburg
Illinois
W. A. Dill
Boy Scouts
Gene Kemper
Emporia’ Gazette
Emporia
Kenny Simone
Pittsburg Sun
Emporians
Town State
Kansas wind shapes chopped tennis game in Wichita event
Local tennis scene debates a chop style tied to Kansas wind. DeWitt, Wichita singles champ for the city, defends the approach as a response to gusts, while critics say long tenure and creaky bones push him toward easier play. Noting past stars Ralph Graham and Emmett Breen, the piece links Kansas wind to evolving technique in the state.
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Kansas State Athletic
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Emmett Breen
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Voesau Contigs
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Bill Tilden
Wichita
DeWitt
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Bartell of Philadelphia with 16 hits and a .121 average while Traynor of Pittsburgh and Bottomley of Cincinnati shine in RBIs. In pitching, Hubben and Hallahan lead Cardinals with 3 9. In the American League Hodapp and Gehrig top batting and runs respectively, with Foxx and Foxx driving in RBIs.
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Kansas sports tidbits from the Drake Relays and local meets
Wichita University wins the triangular track meet with Southwestern College and Friends University scoring 72 points. Independence high school defeats Chanute 96 to 36. Ottawa high falls to Ottawa high 87 to 45 in a dual. KU tallies 15 runners for Drake Relays. Kansas State selects 15 baseball players for three games in Missouri invasion notes.
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Golfers turn out as University tourney nears finish
The report notes larger local golf turnout with spring weather. Maryville Teachers game Thursday and KU tournament nearing completion. Ed Ashley and Ray Stookey reach semifinals, with finals over 15 holes. Hillview course reports cheaper greens fees attracting crowds. Mrs. Whitaker pursues state event, and local players post notable scores including a hole in one and an Eagle.
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Chanute
Jack North
Kansas City
Ray Stookey
Ottawa
Robert Gollier
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Earl Whitaker
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Model School Closes With Picnic and Student Program
The Model School closed Thursday with a noon picnic dinner. Frances Metcalf taught a program featuring songs like Last Day and If I Was a Mama. Pupils Elsie May Pugh Verna Fay Pugh Warren Banning and others performed piano solos recitations dialogues and readings.
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Model School
Frances Metcalf
Elsie May Pugh
Warren Banning
Verna Fay Pugh
Betty Jane Banning
Recitations and songs featured in school program
Fragments from a school program list acts including Naughty Rover and Best Feller recitations, piano solos by Donald Pugh, Marie Strode, and Pansy Dirk, Mother Goose reading, and various performances. Enrollment for new classes at the business college is noted.
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Betts Osborne
Donald Pugh
Marie Strode
Laddie DeMerritt
Berniece Goff
Betty Holcom
Pansy Dirk
Margaret
Marie, Strode
Doris Holcom
Margaret Push
Floyd Dirk
Ju'aioy Richardson
Maxine Zk
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