Jayhawkers down Missouri 3 to 1 in baseball tilt
Kansas pitcher Swenson and Missouri hurler Ford held the opposing bats in check as Kansas beat Missouri 3 to 1 at the University diamond Saturday afternoon. Thompson, Tholarsen and Schmidts supplied the decisive hits, tying the series at one game each.
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John Burnfs
University of Kansas
Missouri Tigers
University Diamond
Sieneon
Tigers
Wiliams
Swenson
Law
Jayhawkers
Thompson
Frankenfelt
Ilisl
Merhie
Thomyscay
iMivée
Thoarsen
Schmidst
Frankfelter
Ford
Missouri
Ayil Swenson
Kansas
Dayhawk
Amy Ann
Schatt
Newnan “Frititls i
Promoter Mullen Points To Big Heavyweight Show
In Chicago Promoter Jim Mullen schedules a ten round boxing card at the Coliseum featuring Otto Von Porat facing Tiny Reuberts in an acid test bout. Also Les Marriner of Illinois meets Jackie Williams in eight rounds as part of the heavyweight lineup.
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Tiny Roebuck
Otto von Porat
Chicago
Apr. Do
Jim Mulien
Hig Wup Teenil
Gene Tunnex
Coliseum
Tiny’. Reebuets
Middlewest
Les Marriner
University of Sinois
Jackie
Williams
Tunney
Demiser
Marrainer
Mullen’s
Sharkey Delaney Bout Looms At Madison Square Garden Tonight
Jack Sharkey is a favorite over Jack Delaney in a 13 round or less bout at Madison Square Garden as New York previews the clash of two boxing enigmas. Delaney’s heavyweight prospects dim after recent losses, with Sharkey seeking a rebound after a draw with Heeney and a decline in prestige following earlier wins.
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New York
Anvil
Jack Delaney
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Beston Sailor Man
Delaney
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Sharkey
Heeney
Johnny Risko
Symptons
Harry Wills
Jimmy Maloney
Larry Quigley
Schmidt named athletic director at St Benedicts college
R W Schmidt of St Paul Minn former St Thomas College athlete will succeed Larry Quigley as athletic director of St Benedicts College here next fall Quigley resigned last fall his resignation effective at end of current term Also mentions Springfield Illinois capital city and G C Pyle cross country Derby listed in AP dispatch
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Rarnners
Springfield
Virden
Ilinois
Awas
G.-C
Pyle
Aggies Lead Circuit in Missouri Valley Baseball Standings
The Kansas Aggies lead the Missouri Valley baseball race after week three with an .800 percentage, following wins over Missouri. Oklahoma Aggies remain inactive and drop to second as Kansas and Missouri split their games, Ames prepares to contest the rest of the week. Washington King bounces past Oklahoma after late-week losses.
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Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma Aggies
Missouri
Sen
Oklahoma St
AMES
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
Washington King
Local Tennis Team Wins From Topeka
A Topeka tennis squad was defeated yesterday afternoon in three matches. Bice won from Groft in singles set, Alred beat Docking 6-4 6-2, and the doubles team Bice with Alred defeated Graft and Docking 6-0 14-12. In track, Kansas and Drake relays saw minor placements with McInerney fourth in broad jump, Drake marksmen placing in limited events.
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Bice
George Alred
Topeka
Jimatches
Groft
Alred
Docking
Drake
Penn
Kansas
Missouri Tigers
Columbia
Bei
Liandes
Megaret
Jayhawkers
Andrews
Missouri
Tn the .di
Landes and Grant
Ea Soe
Lawrence Second at Baker Relays in Class A
Lawrence High School, in white and black uniforms, finished second with 26 points at the fifth annual Baker Relays held at Baldwin University. Wyandotte led with 36 points. Perry swept Class B, while Williamsburg set a new distance medley mark despite a strong wind. O’Leary won both 50 and 100 yard dashes for Lawrence, Riesen took second in shot put and third in javelin, with Ayers and Bolin contributing in sprint and broad jump events.
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I. UW
Penn
Drake
Penny McInerney
Graix
Iace
Jayhawker
Fortune
Hinshaw
Vogel
Frazier
Spangler
Wallingford
Lawrence
Baldwin
University
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kan
O'Leary
Lawrence Stook
Riesen
Ayers
Bolin
Alien
Melvin Griffin
Election of Dr. F C Allen as American Relays President
Dr F C Allen athletic director at the University was elected president of the American Relays two day meeting during Drake Relays. He also chairs the association eligibility committee. A proposal by Major John W Griffith of Ohio State suggested moving the Ohio State Relays to May 4 and 5 to secure better weather, which would affect the Kansas Relays schedule. Further action on the change awaits the Chicago meeting June 1 and 9.
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F. C. Allen
Dines
Allen
John W. Griffith
Ohio State
K U Team Heads to Norman for Sooner Games
Kansas University baseball travelers, led by coach John Bunn, head to Norman Oklahoma for two games with the University of Oklahoma, with expectations of a close series despite the Sooners’ deeper schedule.
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Abel Household
Mrs Christ Menffle and daughter Miss A visited Mrs Philferfield Strobel. Geo Kaegie Me Martin Abel and Martha June Louise Kraythen Fritz of Belleview joined Otto Abel at agelockner for Sunday. Workmen completed grading of a road one mile north of the schoolhouse last Wednesday. Walter Parker spent Wednesday in Kansas. Mr and Mrs Jake Strobel Sr visited M T Broer and Verner for dinner on Sunday.
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Ben‘Neil
Ruth, Oryile
Glen Wilson
John Bowen
Aml
Deléne
Irene Vitt
Raw
Valley
Bruce
Philip Bredgisen
Clearfield
Chris Meuffle
Ermal
Carl of
Lawrence
Floyd Broer
Star- School
Miss Melville
Anne Meuffle
Eula Reusch
Woodroy Strobel
Annetta “Abel
Delbert Reisch
Minnie Abel
Herbert Meuffle
Roscoe Parker
Harold Reusch
Archie Allan
Lewis
Shad
Sa Eis
Hesper
Christ
Menffle
Miss -A
Phil7
Fearfield
Strobel
Geo. Kaegie
Martin’ Abel
Martha
June -Louise
Miss. Kraythen
Fritz
Belleview
Otto
Abel
Walter" Parker
Kansas
Jake Strobel
M. T. Broer
Den
Verner
Valley Chapel Sunday Sermons and Local Socials
Reverend Testerman of Lawrence preached at Valley Chapel in the morning and Reverend Longnecker spoke at the evening. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Filis Bondary Miss Florence Smuth and Miss Elizabeth Dunn visited, shopped, or called on neighbors. Several Lawrence travelers and visitors are noted with a Saturday or Sunday pattern, along with a hospital update for Mrs Randolph and son.
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Testerman
Lawrence
Longnecker
Valley Chapel Church
Filis
Florence Smuth
Elizabeth Dunn
Pearl Johnson
Vis Bond
Elmer
Florence Smith
Orie Smith
Marie
Randolph
Flory
Ellis Bond
Raymond Jee
Irvin Harner
Ralph McNess
Harry Bowen
John Dunn
Dwight
Smith
Belis Bond
Dyer
LeRoy Puckett
Kenneth
Harry
Esther Flory
Marvin Bond
T Marvin Bond
McCoy's Tablets promote weight gain for the underweight
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets to help skinny people gain weight. It promises a refund if four sixty-vent boxes fail to add at least pounds and improve health, noting the druggist will return the purchase price.
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McCoy
Mc Cox
America
Hitherland Names Ruth Hagen Frantes in Wastebasket Item
A fragment from a local page mentions Ruth Hagen and Frantes in connection with a wastebasket item. The brief reads like a clipped notice with unclear context, listing these names among scattered phrases.
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Hitherland
Ruth
Hagen
Frantes
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