KU to Return to Baseball and Enforce Residency Rules
The University of Kansas athletic board voted to bring back baseball next season under Coach Adrian Lindsey and to schedule football only with schools enforcing a one year residence rule. Wichita University cannot be played due to existing Washburn games. The board also approved hires and letters for academics and sports, including Plumley as freshman basketball coach.
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Hillbilly Wrestler Demands World Title Tie with Dog
Kansas City June 3 Daniel Boone Savage a Kentucky hillbilly wrestler makes his Kansas City mat debut against Al Sparks next Monday night in the new municipal auditorium He objects to the Missouri state athletic commission fearing he may not be recognized as world champion He asks to tie his hound dog to the ring post as his second during the Sparks match and promises to press the issue after fans see him in action The commission chairman Smalley refused both requests leaving Savage in a temper and vowing to press the matter with the commission later.
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Panthers Sack Manager Harry McCurdy In Dallas
Dallas June 3 The Fort Worth Panthers dismissed manager Harry McCurdy after a 7 to 6 loss to Dallas. Outfielder Homer Peel took temporary charge as dissension between McCurdy and Business Manager Cecil Coombs had defined the season, with Coombs criticizing tactics and McCurdy alleging interference.
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Jace Fort Worth Panthers
Cecil Coombs
Harry McCurdy
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Panthers
Homer Peel
Beteen McCurdy
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Yesterday's Results from Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
The Associated Press reports National League Pittsburgh defeated Boston 5 to 4 and St Louis edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 9 to 8. New York faced Chicago in a game listed as in. American League Boston defeated Cleveland 14 to 6 and Chicago beat New York 11 to 3. Washington routed St Louis 75. American Association Kansas City won 1 to 0 against St Paul, Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 5 to 2, and Columbus 13 defeated Louisville with Indianapolis rain listed.
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College links in baseball and boxing echoed in New York roundup
The roundup links several players with college roots across sports. It notes Rah, rah college ties in the International League and mentions players from New Hampshire, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Alabama, Columbia, St. Johns, Texas, Cincinnati, and more. Mentions Dempsey, Louis, and Boxers with training camps and odds for Horton Smith.
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Montreal
del Bissonette
New Hampshire State
Georgetown
Hal King
Ood
Erskine
Newark
George Weiss
Dick Porter
St. Johns
Annapolis
Emile Kay
Texas U
Ralph Boyle
St. Xavier's
Cincinnati
Max Rosenfeld
Alabama
Martins
Medwicks
Ma. Knapp
Blues Regain Top Spot in Tight AA Standings
Milwaukee fell from first place after a 5 to 2 loss to Minneapolis as Kansas City edged St. Paul 1 to 0 to retake the lead. Columbus blanked Louisville 13 to 0 behind four hits from the Red Birds. Cooper fanned 17 in the rout, one from the AA record, while Indianapolis and Toledo were rained out.
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Saints
Bill Shores
Joe Heving
Columbus
Louisville
Colonels
Morten Cooper
Red Birds
Cooper
A. A
Dave Danforth
Arch McKain
Indianapolis
Toledo
Women’s Southern Golf Tourney Advances to Round Two
Oklahoma City June 3 The 25th annual Southern Women’s golf tournament moved into the second round with favorites facing new matchups. Notable pairings include Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas and Mrs. Chatham Hunter of Memphis, plus Kathryn Hemp Hill of Greenville and Logan Van Zandt of Tulsa among others. Mrs. Dave Gant of Memphis and Mrs. Sam Israel Jr. of New Orleans fell, while Mrs. James Phillips of Bartlesville upset Mrs. Israel. The association also voted to hold next year’s event at East Lake club in Atlanta with Mrs. Gaut reelected president.
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Oklahoma City
Stern
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Chatham Hunter
Memphis
Tenn
Kathryn Hemphill
Greenville
S. C
Logan van Zandt
Tulsa
Okla
Leon Solomon
L. G. Sutter
Dave Gant
Sam Israel, Jr
New Orleans
James Phillips
Bartlesville
Brevity and Granville Tackle Belmont Jinx at Park
The hard luck horses Granville and Brevity, owned by William Woodward and J E Widener, aim to shake off their skid in the 68th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Both horses, top three year olds, have not won since spring races and face Bold Venture’s past rivals with the Derby and Preakness winner out of contention.
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New York
William Woodward
Granville
J. E. Widener
Belmont Park
Altho
Bold Venture
Obers rout Conoco 10 to 0 on eleven hits and Moon homer
Obers defeated Conoco 10 to 0 at Woodlawn with Moons home run and five doubles in a game featuring 11 hits. Moon led off the fourth with a double and scored the first run as the Obers pulled away with five runs in the fifth and four in the sixth. Ralph Pine announced league plans for a fifth team. Vinland girls meet Merchantettes Friday under league officials.
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Moon
Conoco
Woodlawn
Frink
McGinnis
Jones
Varsity Velvets
Ralph Pine
Pine
Walter Palmateer
Vinland Girls
Herbert McClintock
Doris Winters
Merchantettes
Topeka
Hpcare Hunt
Rss Ac Inonva Swinehart
Tren
Allen
Ink
Wiley
Ft Pine
Valentine
Conoca
Arn
Connor
Raw Castle
Tobler
Grenlees
O ‘Dicker
Francis
Klawahn
O Conner
P . Mack
Torsee
Asby
W. Duver
Dean boys pace pennant chase as 30 shows strength
The article surveys the St. Louis Cardinals and peers in a lively baseball rundown. It highlights the Dean brothers Paul and Dizzy, strong starts by Paul against the Dodgers, and the team’s 28 wins with half credited to the Deans. It notes other stars like Ducky Medwick and Pepper Martin, plus strike results from games with the Tigers, Pirates, Browns, White Sox, Red Sox, and Reds.
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New York Yankees
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Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Stu Martin
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Tigers
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Boston
Red Sox
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Cincinnati
al Hollingsworth
Chuck Klein
Ival Goodman
Reds
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YESTERDAYS TO STARS YESTERDAYS TO STARS
Rip Raven drove in seven runs with three hits in an 11 9 victory over the Yankees. Paul Waner started a two run rally with a pinch single for the Pirates in a 6 4 win. Tommy Bridges limited the Athletics to nine hits as the Tigers won 5 4. Paul Dean beat the Dodgers 5 4. Johnny Kroner homered and tripled as the Red Sox beat Cleveland 15 6. Buddy Myer had three hits in the Senators 15 11 win over the Browns. Ted Goodman hit a ninth inning homer as the Reds beat the Phillies 9 5 in their first night game.
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Rip Raven
Wnite Oe Awine
Yankees
Paul Waner
Pirates
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Detroit
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Dodgers
Johnny Kroner
Red Sox
Cleveland
Buddy Myer
Senators
Browne
Tval Goodman
Reds
Phillies
Lawrence loses Elzy Davis and Kansas athletes eye aims
Lawrence sports notes mourn Elzy Davis a longtime baseball pro moter and supporter. Clyde Coffman the KU track star and 1932 Olympic decathlon hopeful seeks a 1968 decathlon berth, competing in Kansas City Missouri Valley events and U S final trials in Minneapolis. Kansas University plans a light football schedule with Kansas State to ease Wichita pressure.
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Clyde Coffman
University of Kansas
Glenn Morris
Colorado
Kansas
Coffman
State Highway Department
Topeka
Lawrence
Bill Hargiss
U. S
Minneapolis
Major League Leaders Snapshot From A Fragmented Box Score
A readible fragment lists leaders by category with names and teams such as Martin Cardhree Runs for the Cardinals. Medwick and Moore among batting and hits leaders for Yankees and Phillies. notable figures in doubles triples and steals with divisions like Reds Cubs Pirates and Senators. pitching leaders include Pearson and Grove.
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Martin
Cardhree
CreMinals
Moore
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Vaughan
Pirates
Tatton
Medwick
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Giants
Itis
Jordan
Heex
Herman
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Tivniman
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Reng
Caailli
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Dilax
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Cowell
Senators
Warbor
Pearson
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Grove
Local folks visit kin and friends across Kansas
Alfred Shireman of Versailles visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs F A McRill. Frances Harman of Topeka spends weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Harman. Ella Phenicie and daughter Stella Mae in Topeka visiting Mrs E J McKerman. Charlie Hemphill and sister Mrs David Evans of Lawrence visit mother Mrs C W Hemphill for Memorial Day. Larry Dee Miller of Kansas City staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Kahn. Elia and Nettie O'Dea and R A Phenicie on business trip to Bonner Springs. Billie Hillsden of Kansas decorates and visits his mother Mrs C E Hillsden with Harry White and family.
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Alfred Shireman
Versailles
F. A. McRill
Frances Harman
Topeka
Fred Harman
Ella Phenicie
Stella Mae
E. J. McKerman
Charlie Hemphill
David Evans
Lawrence
C W. Hemphill
Larry Dee Miller
Kansas City
Fred Kahn
Elia
Nettie O'Dea
R. A. Phenicie
Bonner Springs
Billie Hillsden
Kansas
C. E. Hillsden
Harry White
Fam
Memorial Day Visits and School Clerk Elections
The report notes Reno and Pony Creek school meetings with multiple applicants and re-elections of clerks R. A. Phenicie and Harry White. The Busy Bee club plans a meeting with Mrs. N. H. Hayward, and Margie Thayer of Ottawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thayer of Lawrence on Memorial Day.
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Pony Creek
Harry White
Reno
R. A. Phenicie
Busy Bee Club
N. H. Hayward
Keller
Margie Thayer
Ottawa
Neil Thayer
Lawrence
Baldwin Social scene from Baker 78th commencement
Dr Ella Woodyard and Mrs Powell of Columbia University attended the Baldwin Baker College 78th commencement along with numerous guests from Tulsa Springfield Pleasanton Emporia and Topeka. The Phil Mu chapter marked its 20th anniversary with initiations and a dinner at the college cafe.
Baker Trustees Name New President and Local Weddings
Dr. Horn chosen as Baker College president after trustees meeting. He has 16 years at Iowa State College and taught at Dakota Wesleyan, starting work next September. Dr. Lough and sister Milner travel to Parsons for niece Mary Lough's wedding to Rush Smith at Mrs. Woods home. Miss Lough, ex-dean of Salina High, Baker alum and Alpha Chi Omega member, attends ceremonies. Daisy Turner of Hartford and Mrs. O Hays Wardrip of Kansas City attend commencement guests of Prof S A Deel. Charles Elwell of Lawrence attends Dorothy Deel's marriage to Philip Barnthouse at First Methodist Church.
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Horn
Iowa State College
Dakota Wesleyan
Samuel A. Lough
Harriet. L. Milner
Parsons
O. H. Woods
Miss Lough
Salina High School
Alpha Chi Omega
Daisy Turner
Hartford
0. Hays Wardrip
Kansas City
8. A. Deel
Charles Elwell
Lawrence
Dorothy Deel
Philip P. Barnthouse
First Methodist Church
Visitors and social guests gather in Independence area
Villa Eden residents Mr and Mrs James Kniffen spent a few days at the John Hughey home. Mrs Flora Burnett of Linwood and Mrs Sheppard of Ki iT were dinner guests at the W E Brock home. Mrs Alma Walter of Kansas City visited her sister Miss Lena Torneden. Mrs Fern Wilson and children of Lawrence dined with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Brock. Mrs Lizzie Torneden stayed with Mrs L E sch of Lawrence. Mrs Irene Jones and children with Mrs Castell and Mrs Fred Zellers of DeSoto called at the W W E Brock home. Mrs Lloyd Douglas and Mrs Charles Douglas spent Sunday at the Charles Davidson home. The Happy Hour club and families met Thursday in Arch Meigeke woods for their annual wiener roast with ice cream.
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James Kniffen
Independence
John Hughey
Flora Burnett
Linwood
Sheppard
Ki It
W. E. Brock
Alma Walter
Kansas City
Lena Torneden
Fern Wilson
Lawrence
Lizzie Torneden
L. E.sch
Irene Jones
Castell
Fred Zellers
DeSoto
E. Brock
Lloyd Douglas
Charles Douglas
Charles Davidson
Happy Hour Club
Arch Meigeke Woods
CROSSWORD PUZZLE SLASHES THROUGH A DAY OF WORDPLAY
The page presents a dense crossword puzzle with numerous clues across and down, featuring entries on math, language, geography, and everyday objects. Readers navigate a web of definitions, wordplays, and puns to fill the grid, a familiar daily feature in many newspapers.
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