Kansas sports outlook shows strength after strong year
Kansas University sports teams ended a strong year with multiple titles and high hopes for next season. Football tied for the Valley championship with Nebraska, basketball and track show promise, and minor sports like golf and tennis also claimed Valley crowns. Freshmen appear set to bolster future squads as veterans return from injury.
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Kansas
Isport
Wis
Patsy” ‘Clark
Nebraska
F. G. Aliens
University
Crimson and Blue
Missanti Tigers
Missourith Clark
Mt. Oread
Bann
University of Illinois
Tair
Two Kansas Athletes Nominated for Olympic Trials
Ward invited by University of Kansas athletic association to send Merwin Graham and Tom Poor to final Olympic tryouts in Harvard stadium June 4. Poor tied for first in Midwest trials at Kansas stadium last week, praised as a top high jumper. Graham won hop-step and jump, placed fourth in the decathlon, nearly matching the Olympic record. Both train daily under Coach Schiademan for the June 14 final events.
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Poor
Kansas Stadium
Kansas
United States
Merwin Graham
Boston
Graham
Schiademan
Topeka Club to Send Golf Team for Match with Lawrence
The Topeka Country Club will send a golf team of thirty five to play a match with an equal number from the Lawrence club. Lunch will be served and play starts at 1 30. Players will be matched in foursomes and sent off every five minutes due to crowding on the course.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Lawrence Club
Controversy Ends Over Land Grant Permits Near Red River
William T. Washington proclaims victory after a dispute over law granting permits to explore and certify lands in the Red River region of Oklahoma. The closing remarks celebrate the resolution of a writer player controversy tied to the administrative process.
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Wasington
Eee
Red River
Oklahoma
Jones and Sarazen Tie At Open Golf Championship
At Oakland Hills Detroit June 5 Bobby Jones Atlanta defends his national open title but finishes tied with Gene Sarazen New York at 74. Bill Mehlhorn St Louis leads early with 72 while Dave Robertson Detroit and Eddie Loos Chicago post 78s. Other scores include Joe Kirkwood New York and Will Cruikshank New York tied at 74, with mixed rounds for Trufelli Guilford and Hutchison.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Oakland Hills Country Club
Jie
Bill Mehlhorn
St. Louis
Ted
Dave Robertson
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
New York
Jones
CL Lagerblade
Bristol
Ma Wstter Slagen
Mike Brady
Willie Oge
Worcester
Chick Evans
Joe Kirkwood
Bobby Cruikshank
George
Ausbach
Boston
Paul Ayton
Tom Kerrigan
John Kerrigan
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
John Farrell
Smith
Farrell
Jock Hutchison
Jess Guilford
Dave Trufelli
Second Division Reunion Brings Nationwide Veterans to Syracuse
Syracuse hosts World War II era veterans for the Second Regular Army Division reunion. Brigadier General Manus McCluskey presides as Major General John A. LeJeune and James G. Harbord are expected to attend. Cadets at St John’s Military Academy will stage a sham battle with live ammunition.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Manus McCluskey
Second Division Association
John A. LeJeune
James G. Harbord
St. John's
RAND Will Play The University of Kansas Band
The University of Kansas band will give its annual commencement week concert Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock on the campus. J C G McCanles directs and lists a program including marches, overtures, serenades and dances with selections by Moszkowsky, Tchaikowsky and Lacome. Also notes Rev Jay W Somerville near death after cancerous growth found during hospital operation. Topeka reports M Harrington and Robert OConnor sign candidacy for political office. Loma McIntyre sues Frank Simmons et al for quiet title in district court.
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J. C. Mejanles
Hunyadi Leszolo
Vkel
Florida
Co. W. Storm
Serge
Rochelles
Balfe
Jetschmer
I. Aldegra Brios
Spi Moszkowsky
C. McCanles
P. Lacome
Tschaikowsky
Crimson
Somer
Father of Bob Meusel Wished Fame for Sons in Baseball
New York June 5 The Associated Press recalls the 1923 World Series drama when Babe Ruth struck out with the bases loaded inspiring Bob Meusel to deliver a pivotal hit that doomed the Giants. Dad Meusel, Bob and Emil’s father, traveled to see his sons face each other in baseball’s blue riband event. He encouraged the brothers from Los Angeles, sharing their early days and how Irish, the oldest, got his nickname. The Meusel family story traces through minor leagues to the Giants and Yankees with Bob noted for his stellar hitting and strong throwing arm.
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New York
Associated Press
Bibd
Ruth
Polo Grounds
Bob Meusel
Giants
Yankee
Dad Meusel
Bob
Emil
Meusel
Philadelphia
Phillies
Los Angeles
Angels
Irish
Angels x
Vernon
Los’ “Angeles
Trish
Scount
Washington Americans
Elmira Club
New York State League
George Stovall
Stovall
Yankees
Resolutions to Disband Prohibition Party T waver at Convention
At Columbus Ohio on June 5 the Prohibition national convention heard two disbandment resolutions. Nebraska’s 3 A Murray presented a memorial from the state convention. Robert Patton of Springfield urged nominating restraint and forming a new party if not adopted. An avalanche of points of order followed and both resolutions were sent to the resolutions committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Prohibition National Party
Nebraska
A.murray
Robert Patton
Springfield
Committee On
Topeka ruling ends extra attendant wife’s salary
Attorney General G B Griffith ruled today that A F Hatten, commandant at the Dodge City soldiers home, cannot have his wife continue drawing $60 a month as an extra attendant. Hatten’s $100 monthly salary covers his pay, home, and supplies, and the 1923 law bans employing the wife at the institution.
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Topeka
G. B. Griffith
A. F. Hatten
Dodge City
Topeka and Lawrence debate city status and party motives
Discussion in Lawrence on changing the town's status to first class city draws national attention. Reports suggest the move is engineered by Republicans to spur action by Democratic mayor Holliday, currently in office.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Holliday
Abandon Farm Program Faces Senate and House Setbacks
Washington reports a conference of active farm relief advocates resulted in abandoning the farm relief fight for the present Senate session. A similar decision reached by house leaders. An eleventh hour push may seek Senate consideration of the Norris Sinclair bill, though unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
House
Organiai Aed
Potato Crop Study Shifts To Kaw Valley Growers
Professor Page of Missouri reports certified northern seed can boost yields by about 85 bushels per acre. Kaw Valley growers anticipate expanding markets as shipments reach Cleveland and Tampa. A government inspector will grade Lawrence potatoes by late June to support July shipments. Prof. Dickens and Prof. Stokdyke highlighted regional potato shows and prizes to boost production. Young farmers showed strong interest in expanding acreage and improving markets.
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Page
Missouri
Stiner Farm
Heney
Topeka
Cleveland
Ohio
Tampa
Fla
Galveston
Texas
Lawrence
Stokdyke
Kansas City
Albert Dickens
The
Agricultural College
Deafness Overcome by Amazing Invention Ad
An advertisement from Dictograph Products Corp New York offers a ten day free trial of a hearing aid claiming to restore natural hearing. No deposit required, prepaid trial with no risk, urging readers with any degree of deafness to send name and address.
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W. 42Nd Street
New York City
Ene
Ady
Local Wedding and Community Notices From Topeka
Miss Martha Pasley and Harry Denewilder of Belvoir wed in Topeka with Rev Kitchenside officiating. Community updates include graduations at Lawrence Memorial High School, a tea towel shower with a mock wedding, and various family visits and kinship events.
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Harry Denewilder
Belvoir
Topeka
Kitchenside
John DeVore
Ray Cree
Guy Noe
Will Platiman
Holloway
Lawrence High School
Hazel Noe
Magdalena
Dave Paskty
Marie
Dorothy
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Ber
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W. H. Johnson
G. J. Bahnmaier
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Eva Kettering
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Henry
W. P
Wright Bertschsinger
S. Holloway
Mike
Mable Zeeb
John
Arthur and
Mary
Amelia Hartman
Matilda
Lizzie Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
Earl Stitt
Arlene Barnes
Thelma Wilson
Horace Morty
Elmer Kettering
Amelis Hartman
Frozen Chicken Ration Set for Manila Soldiers
The Associated Press reports frozen chicken will replace 70 percent of the beef component for American troops in Manila and Camp Nichols until chicken supplies run out. The commissary had recently become overstocked with chickens.
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Manila
Associated Press
Camp Nichols
St. Paul's
London
Chapel of the Order
Fragmentary religious note mentions St Michael and St George
A fragment notes two saints, St Michael and St George, referenced in a psalm or liturgy as used only once a year, suggesting a special church observance or ritual context.
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St. Michael
St.George
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