Kansas Track Team Plans Southern Training Trip
Kansas University announces a southbound training tour for the track team under coach Schlademan. The squad will race Texas at Austin on March 29 and Texas A&M and Southern Methodist at Dallas on April 1 in a triangular meet. Twenty men may join the trip, marking a likely first athletic exchange with southern valley schools and boosting Kansas Relays prospects.
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Local basketball scores and player highlights listed
The scoreboard shows Elks Bowlin posting 312 to 301 with Hiatt 604 and Hook 491 among top scorers. Games tonight feature Jones and Edmondson, with seven back rei providing key plays and celebrating early season results.
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Emporia vs Lawrence Basketball Date Planned February 26
Tentative plans exist for a high school basketball game between Emporia and Lawrence set for Tuesday February 26 announced by Clarence Speer assistant principal. A return game may occur if Emporia can host on one of its open dates. No midweek game at Emporia.
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Washington Cadet Garbisch Named West Point Captain
E W Garbisch of Washington Pennsylvania has been elected captain of next year’s West Point football team. A veteran player, he began at Washington and Jefferson, later captaining a W and F team, entered West Point in 1924, and has started for three years on the Army eleven. Experts name him on several All American elevens.
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Baker University Basketball Outlook 1924 Season
Baker University returns a mix of experienced players led by captain Bill Potts and Ted It plays forward alongside Tad Dalton in a squad aiming for a creditable season. The schedule lists 19 games from January to March against Benedict, Washburn, Emporia Teachers, Bethel, Ottawa, Hays Teachers, Friends, Fairmount, College of Emporia, and St. Benedict's with a post-holiday practice plan and travel to Kansas City and St. Joseph for prep.
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McGee Leads Kansas Track Hopes As Freshmen Step Up
Kansas track notes lean toward McGee a first year varsity man seen by Coach Schlademan as advancing beyond expectations for shot put. Graham may also contribute if freed from other duties. For discus, Fred Holder Man, a varsity football letter man, could help with Fraker, Graham, or last year’s freshmen rising. In other news, First Baptist church primary department hosts a Christmas party at 3 pm with a tree program and refreshments. County treasurer handles tax money mailed for 1923 payments, easing in-person duties after the deadline. influenza prevention touted by Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets.
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Romania wells plan with foreign capital in oil drive
Bucharest reports Romania will accelerate oil field development using foreign capital. Government aims to drill 3000 wells in decade, seeking American participation for a non political role while Britain and France pursue influence. The policy prioritizes economic growth over price controls and export taxes amid resource expansion.
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Foreign born center shows Indiana county leads growth
The foreign born population center of the United States is now in Allen County Indiana near New Haven, with a southwest shift after years of southeast movement. Census data show a 189 mile move since 1910 to 1920, and a 367,209 overall increase in foreign born whites, led by Texas California and Arizona accounting for 86 percent of the rise.
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