J H S Students Prepare For Annual Junior High Meet
Plans nearly complete for the fourth annual junior high school track and field meet at Kansas Memorial stadium cinder track on Friday May 1. About 250 boys from sixteen home rooms will compete in home-room events with ribbons for first three places and for winning relay teams.
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Kansas Memorial Stadium
C.C. Carl
Charles Shuck
Edith Salvesen
John Clauser
Alice Bernhard
Arthur White
Ruth Wright
Paul Clark
Erma Hawk
Elmer Schaake
Net-' Lie
Wismer
Robert Frye
C. Merwin
Herbert Weatherby
Anna
May’ Gillis
Hes Beeline ‘Heckart
Marie Shanahan
Leslie Welch
L. Hortense Miller
Marshall Birch
C. L. Stuart
Charles ‘Thoms
Harriet Ryneyson
Foresman
Hilda FP. Murdock
Roy Vandeventer
Elizabeth Henderson
George Crawford
Norma Smith
Harald Davis
Ruth Watson
Harold Frye
Hannah Lee
Dixon Named Head Inspector of Kansas Boxing
University of Kansas boxing instructor Dixon is appointed head inspector for the Kansas boxing commission. He will act as referee and help enforce rules, with the first license granted yesterday. Dixon, a KU vocational student and Jayhawks boxing coach, has sixteen years in the sport as fighter and manager, including wartime service as a tank corps boxing instructor.
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Tormay, Dixon
University of Kansas
Dixon
KLU
Tank Corps
Tommy
Abe Attell
Joe
Rivers
Joe Mandot
Charlie White
Frank Connelly
Jayhawkers
K.U
Ames Kansas baseball game called off by rain
Ames was set to host Kansas in the second game of a two game series. The postponement followed rain after the opening game, won by Ames 6 to 3. Kansas will travel to Iowa City to face Iowa University next afternoon.
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Ames
Kansas University
Kansas
Iowa City
Iowa University
University of ‘Kansas
Hecate
Amés
Haskell Track Team to Meet Kansas City Junior College
Dick Hanley leads the Haskell Indian track squad to Kansas City Saturday for a dual meet with Kansas City Junior College. The Indians, led by captain White Bird in the middle distances, expect a strong challenge and aim to battle hard for victory.
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Dick” Hanley
Kansas City
Collegians
White Bird
Kansas Track Opens With Jayhawkers Aiming For Victory
Kansas University track team opens the 1925 outdoor season at home on Stadium field meeting Kansas State Agricultural College in the 13th annual dual meet. Jayhawkers, led by Fisher Wongwai Rooney and Graham, seek wins in sprints jumps and distance events. Aggies rely on Pratt Grady Carter and others in a fast, varied program.
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Stadium
Kansas State Agricultural College
Jayhawkers
Aggies
Kansas
Kansas Flash
Fairview Lady
K. U
Graham
Good
Mt. Dread
Tom Poor
Phillips
Carter
Aggie
Pratt and Grady
Wildcats
Watson
Lewis
Chuck Doornbos
Connelly
McGee
Journalism students to edit Kansas City Kansan in May
University of Kansas journalism students travel to Kansas City Kansas on May 8 to edit the Kansas City Kansan. The group recently edited one issue of the Topeka Daily Capital, an experience faculty members deem highly successful for practical training.
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City
University
Kansas City
Kansas
Second Dove Appears at University Campus
The second edition of The Dove, a liberal campus journal, appeared at the University this morning. Eight pages contain articles written by University students on various questions.
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Campus Opinion
University of
St Marys Set To Clash With Haskell On Local Diamond
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 the St Marys nine faces the Haskell Institute on the local diamond. Haskell enters with three wins and one loss this season, while St Marys holds victories over Kansas Aggies Nebraska and Topeka League club. Coach Hanley trains the team indoors due to poor weather but hopes for an outside session before the game. Daney or Kilbuck may start for the Indians with McAvoy likely to pitch for the Cowboys. Hicks Hildebrand is nearing full recovery and should play in the contest.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
St. Marys
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
Topeka
Rees
Hanley
Daney
Kilbuck
McAvoy
Kansas
Indians
Local Social Roundup from Eudora and Lawrence
A social notices summary from Eudora and nearby Lawrence includes Mrs. Joe Zillner visiting her daughter Miss Margaret Zillner, Miss Minnie Schehrer planning to attend Ursuline Academy in Paola, and Mr. and Mrs. Cory with Mr. and Mrs. Durr at a Lawrence party from the 1900 Dancing club. Also ill with scarlet fever are Miss Elfrieda Schlegel and Miss Fredericka Schlegel, while George Rodler returns to Kansas City with relatives after six weeks in Eudora.
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California
Indianapolis
Air
Joe Schopper
Jim Connole
Jim Connole, Jr
Kansas City
Joseph Zillner
Emma Maul
Elizabeth Schlezel
Eliza
Meinke
Fred Schlegels
John Schuster
Albert Sommers
Lawrence
John Sommers
B.D. Riggins
Malvern
Iowa
Will Mertz
Mertz
Eva
Riggins
Belle Waugh
Carter-Smith Motor Company
Ford
W. A. Carter
Vanatta Belle
Baldwin
A. Brown
J. D Adams
E. Sheldon
Joe Zillner
Margaret Zillner
Minnie Schehrer
Paola
Ursuline Academy
C. E. Cory
Otto Durr
Elfrieda Schlegel
Fredericka
J. D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
C. S. Ner
Masonic Temple
Fence
5. Michaelis
Well Merited Success: Dr Pierce Honored For Fifty Years
Distinguished citizen Dr BR V Pierce is praised for a career marked by political and professional honors and enduring popularity of his herbal remedies. The Golden Medical Discovery, touted as a blood medicine and stomach aid, claims to clear skin and improve circulation, with instructions to obtain it from druggists or by mail for a trial package.
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BR. V. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Tavalids
Buffalo
Church council adopts plans for new building in accord with pledges
The church council authorizes proceeding with building plans while honoring pledged funds. It also directs securing a suitable parsonage for the minister and family until occupancy. Eugene Mueller elected as delegate to the Kansas district conference at Ellinwood May 1 to 5, with Carl Altenbernd as alternate. Following the meeting the Young People's League provided refreshments in the church basement.
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St. Paul’s Church
Fred Anderson
Vernita Vane
Lou Moody
Beloit -V i
Eudora
Moody
St.Paul's Church
Revi Theo, Hauck
Church Council
Thorized
Cupancy
Eugene Mueller
Congrega
Ellinwood
Kansas
Carl Altenbernd
Young People’s, League
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