Kansans Lose In Final Ring Bouts
Eastern amateurs celebrated five of eight national AAU titles as midwestern boxers led by Cleveland and Chicago graphed strong showings. Kansas pair Bus Breese and Mickey Walker reached finals. Breese lost narrowly to Louis Barisano while Walker was defeated by Sammy Angott in the semis, leaving Kansas without titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Midwest
Tony Valere
Angelo Tardugue
Washington
Louis Barisano
Frank Eagan
Buffalo
William Colchron
Tom Chester
New York
Max Marek
Tzzy Richter
Philadelphia
Bus Breese
Fea
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Willard
Mickey) Walker
Pratt
Kan
Breese
Leo Sweeney
Pittsburgh
Barisano
Marginis
Althou
Tardugno
Walker
Sammy Angott
Marvin’ Liddell
Chilocco
Western Clubs Prepare to Open Home Seasons
Western clubs of the American Association planned their home seasons today before crowds totaling about 28 000. Weather threatened to trim attendance with seven to nine thousand expected at Kansas City for Tris Speaker and the Blues versus Indianapolis. Minneapolis eyed 9 000 for Toledo clash, while St Paul Columbus and Louisville Milwaukee were set for 5 000 attendances. Thomas Jefferson Hickey, league president, attended the Kansas City Indianapolis game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Kansas City
Tris Speaker
Blues
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Chamson
Toledo
St. Paul
Jayhawker Grid Teams in Full Game Tomorrow
Kansas football hosts a full practice and inter squad game at 3 pm with a 25 cent admission. Blue squad is coached by Mike Getto and Elmer Schaake and captained by Pete Mehringer with Frosty Cox, Roland Logan and Sneed Atkeson coaching the gold squad captained by Mike Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Mike Getto
Elmer Schaake
Pete Mehringer
Frosty Cox
Roland Logan
Sneed Atkeson
Mike Clawson
B. Hammers
Lynch It
W. Logan Ig
Clawson
Phelps Rt
Abercrombie
Quail distributed to Douglas County sportsmen
Three crates of Mexican bob white quail arrived in Lawrence from the state fish and game department and were distributed through the Douglas County Sportsman's Club. Members farmers and other sportsmen received birds for release. The 75-bird consignment traveled from the Mexican border in excellent condition as shown on the Journal-World Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game
Douglas County
Strange as It Seems by John Hix Fee
A fragmented historical column recounts odd feats and curious events. It mentions Victor Herne, Hermon, and a puncture incident linked to a well, with a dramatic note about a $40 stone appraisal. Tomorrow previews Steel Eating Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hix Fee
Mac. U
Pat
Missouri and Kansas State to open Big Six series in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri April 27 AP second place in the Big Six baseball race will be at stake as Missouri and Kansas State College start a two game series. Tiger captain Norman Wagner has not been beaten in three years in conference play and is set to pitch. Oklahoma remains atop the standings with next Big Six games scheduled for Tuesday against Kansas State, while Iowa State exits the title race this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
Kansas State College
Tigers
C. L. Brewer
Wildcats
Norman Wagner
Bengal Moundsmen
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas State
Iowa State
Missouri Tigers
Wagner
Tiger
Ervin Harder
Cyclone
Chet Barner
Missouri
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Five KU Swimmers to Compete in Missouri Meet
Coach Herbert G. Allphin and the Kansas University swimming team travel to City, Missouri, for the Missouri Valley AAU meet at the KCAC. Events open Saturday evening. Team entries include Burt Satter, Fred Male, James Rappart, Glenn Alexander, and Henry Thorne in various sprints, relays, and medley events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Allphin
University of Sas
City
K. U. Tankmen
Missouri Valley A. A. U
S O’eleck
Kansas
Burt Satterr
Fred Male
James Rappart
Glenn Alexander
Henry Thorne
Chilocco Indians to Clash with Haskell Here
The Chilocco Indian School baseball team from Arkansas City will visit Lawrence for a two game series with Coach Egbert Ward's Haskell nine. The opener is set for 3 o'clock tomorrow with a second game likely at 2 o'clock Saturday at Asseratad Press field. Also notes include track meet results from Pittsburgh Teachers College and Emporia Teachers, and a Douglas County Sportsman's Club meeting with fishing films at 7:50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Egbert Ward
Haskell
Asseratad Press
Pittsbure
Sto
Alih
Friedman
Dittsburz
Kallio
Emporia
War Wests
Ottawa
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Major League Leaders Summary in Fragmented Line
Fragmented OCR lists several players and teams from the American and National Leagues. Mentions include Pirates, Phillies, Reds, Giants, Cardinals, Senators, Yankees, White Sox, and Cubs with references to runs, doubles, home runs, steals, triples, and pitching. Names such as Bottoms, Bartell, Waner, Davis, Combs, and Meis are indicated in a garbled context.
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Ional
Bartell Phillies
Runis
Leendefront
Pirates
Bartell
Hillies
Po Waner
Davis
Giants
Battomley
Reds
Traynor
Klein
Phillies
Ates
Braynor
Hartell
Lee
Tray Hennan
Cubs
Mineuse
Hanis
Devis
Td Foxx
Senators
Yankees
White Athis
Gulbringer
West
Italin
Gers
Combs
Mauush
Yairsers
Ape
White Sox
Iowa
Hildebrand
Cleveland
Big entry list for Baker track show at University relay carnival
About 600 trackmen from 59 schools and junior colleges entered the tenth annual Baker track carnival at Baldwin Kansas. Fort Scott Junior College leads junior college records while Wyandotte High School tops Class A. Kansas University athletes from Pembroke Kansas City and Independence frequent the meet with contenders in sprints hurdles and jumps. The event features a tennis tournament and a high school golf qualifying round as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kan
Fort Scott Junior College
Kansas City
Independence
St. Joseph
Fort. Scott Tracksters
Wyandotte High
Ervin “Vickers
Pom
University of Kansas
Ralph
Atchison
Lawrence
Iola
Ottawa
Pembroke
K. U
Dempsey Schmeling Barnstorm Stop Falls Short in Boston
Boston crowd of 2,841 paid a net 3,747 to see Jack Dempsey referee a three round sparring session with Max Schmeling as he promotes a Baer fight. Absence of Jack Sharkey drew surprise and criticism from local sports writers and fans. The article notes rain and distractions from a nearby orchestra as possible factors in the lackluster turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Togo Brilliancy
Les Roy Atkinson
Dempsey
Mr. Atkinson
Boston Arena
Sehmeling
Bross
Jack Sharkey
Chestnut Hill
Copley Plaza
Squire Jack
Max Baer
Sharkey
Primo Carera
New York City
Arena
Cub President Maintains Smile Amid Cubs Poor Start
Chicago Cubs owner Bil Veek stays optimistic as the team sits in the NL cellar. He notes a rough start on the road, recalls a pennant season with 64 losses, and says no big shakeups are planned. He cites cold weather and players not yet in stride while White Sox rise to second in the AL. Al Simmons becomes the town’s top hero at the south side park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bil Veeck
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Cub
Cubs
Veeck
Hartnett
South Side
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Dempsey influence and Kansas music festival notes
A discussion of Dempsey's enduring appeal on boxing crowds and his impact on the sport, followed by brief items from Kansas and Emporia. Kansas liquor interests fight back against alcohol, while Fort Scott reaches top in high school music contests with 25 point tally. Emporia reports Colony high school and Roosevelt high receiving high ratings at the 71st annual festival. Colony girls' glee club superior and Emporia boys quartet highly superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Pentra
GC. A. Burris
Plainville
T. B. Gonzales
Stockton
H.R. Woertendyke
Wakseney
G. L.shellenberger
Ransom
Rosco Collins
Penokee
A. R. Coburn
W. C. Piper
LaCrosse
M. OR. Starbuck
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Pittsburg Teachers College
Dopti
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Emporia
Colony High School
Roosevelt High
Emporia Teachers College
Colony Girls
National League results with uneven scores and cold weather
Scattered league results show New York over Philadelphia 3 to 1 while St Louis and Chicago posted mixed shows. American Association had no games, and weather conditions affected scheduling across the day.
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Chirate
Veland
Sto Louis
Xhingston
Aptermin
York
Philadelphia
Allentown recap of tense baseball week
Reds win on ninth inning rally as they overcome Cardinals. Indians blank Orioles with strong pitching, Durocher cited for timely hits. Dodgers pitcher delivers one hit game against Phillies, striking out six to start the season.
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Associated Press
Eve Durocher
Reds
Cardinals
Mdians
Strug
Ness Leroy Parmelee
Glints
Phillies
Kansas News Briefs Reflect Governor Landon Visit
Military courtesy to Gov Alfred M Landon caused four broken windows as a 17 gun salute startled residents during a convention of the second district American Legion posts in Topeka. Also reported appointments: Noah Wirgins Lyons as superintendent of the Hutchinson state reformatory and L D White Hutchinson as assistant, effective May 1 and June 1 respectively. Fort Leavenworth notes Civilian Conservation Corps groups to patrol northern Arkansas Ozarks and Hot Springs parks, each group with 1 youth. Kansas State College selects Ralph Graham El Dorado football captain and others for student council. A charter granted to Kansas Alliance against repeal of the eighteenth amendment, Wakeeney base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alfred M. Landon
George Thurston
Fannie Baubion
American Legion
Topeka
Noah Wirgins
Lyons
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
L. D. White
State Board of Administration
Wiggins
J. K. McMullen
Ellinwood
White
Guy Rex Read
Fort Leavenworth
Arkansas
Civilian Conservation ‘Corps
Arkansas Ozarks
Hot Springs National Parks
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Ralph
Ramming
Graham
el Dorado
Clay Reppert
Harris
K. Baker
Junction City
Joe Knappenberger
Penalosa
L. Carter
Smith Center
Mayre Griffith
Meredith
Manion
Goodland
Kansas Alliance Against
Wakeeney
Baldwin News Misses Attend Acacias Party in Manhattan
Misses Margaret Brown and Margaret Johntz traveled to Manhattan on Saturday to attend a party hosted by the Acacias at the state college. Mr and Mrs Ted Senter of Galena visited their daughter Dortha at the Tri Delta house Sunday en route to Lawrence for the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star where Mr Senter serves as Grand Worthy Patron. Dortha Senter is a member of the order and will be in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret’ Brown
Margaret Johntz
Manhattan
The
Acacias
Colere
Ted Senter
Galena
Dortha
Tri Delta House
Lawrence
Eastern Star
Mr. Senter
Dortha-Senter
Order
Baldwin News in Brief of Local Persons and Events
Miss Mildred Martin taught domestic science in Enterprise schools and visited Baldwin with her mother Mrs Mary Martin and brother. Dr Nathaniel N Jeltz and singers from Lawrence spoke at Centenary hall Baker University. Train No56 timetable change. No35 arrival adjusted. Carl Lackey preached at Le Loup Methodist. Funeral attendance noted for Frank Lutz in Worden. Dr Wallace Fleming preached in Abilene. address broadcast. Mrs Bert Wiggins and Miss Mattie Plaskett attended burial of Emma Barton. Elisa Perez visited Kansas City with Dr Samuel Jaime. Dean Race Irwin attended Classics Association in Kansas City. Miss Martha Cogwill attended Eldridge hotel dinner in Lawrence. Rev C W Bailey visited Carthage and Pittsburg. baptized great grandson Charles Bailey Axton II. Ladies Aid met. communion set purchased for Good Friday. Bernard H Schultze crafted tables. Virginia Burton presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Martin
Enterprise Schools
Baldwin
Mary Martin
Matson
Nathaniel N. Jeltz
Lawrence
Centenary Hall
Baker University
JelHtz
Ulwrente
Carl Lackey
le Loup
Frank Lutz
Evangelical
Worden
Clyde Stewart
Harry: Barnett
Edward.Huey
W. MM. Clark
Charles E. Beeks
Harriott_R. Hackett
Wallace Jr.Flemne
Harvey Booth
Mattie Plaskett
Bir
Emma Barton
Senorita
Elisa Perez
Kansas City
Samuel Jaime
Dean
Eldridge Hotel
Educational Council of Teachers
Pittsburgh
Bailey
First Methodist Church
Charles’ Bailey Axton
Ladies’ Aid
Birk Hughes
Bernard H. Schultze
Virginia Burton
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Mickey Walker
Jayhawker
Sportsman's Club
Journal-World
Victor Herne
Hermon
Buc
Phage Saull
Penpie
Wells
Smith
Pena Yun
Becki
Steel
Gorlalle
AlLews
Ama Smith
You
Airliafe
Haseball
Pittshurella
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Baker
Babe
Ruth
Jack
Bone Dry -Law
Cress
Hiladelphia
Thookivy & Bastan
Louisburgh
Ann A, Pees
Baldwin News
Miller-Jones Co
Mass. St
Oxfords
E. L. Haynes
A.W. Keone
Harnar
Wright
Rome
Tommy
Ferdinand
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Hue Tommy Ard Skeeter
Santiago
Cuba
Icerqimeio Amo
Lette
Oes
José
Corvallo
Freee
Qheo
Ferdinani
Bantiago
Bowe
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