Iowa hears report on athletic ban lifted by committee
A special investigating committee met to review Iowa’s plea on athletic relations with colleges. The panel, including professors from Minnesota Ohio State and Indiana, gave Iowa until January 1 1930 to show it can eliminate abuses and align with conference standards. The decision delays action and demands concrete evidence of reform.
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Jay Wilcox to Compete in National Track Meet
Jay Wilcox of Kansas City Mo and teammate will travel to Chicago for the national Intercollegiate Track Meet. Wilcox, a sprint star, recently equalled the world record in the 100 yard dash with a 0.947 second time. He will not enter the 220 yard dash, focusing on the 100.
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American Davis Cup Team Sails for Europe Tonight
U S Davis Cup team members John Van Ryn John Hennessey Wilmer Allison sail on the Berengar ia to Europe for interzone play in Paris and New York with possible support from Bill Liden and Frank Hunter. The team eyes the July 19 20 21 inter-zone finals in Peria and a potential July 26 27 28 challenge against France. Individual plans include Wimbledon around July 6 and a Barcelona team match against Spain in the second week of July.
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American boxer Henry de Wancker seeks lightweight title
Henry de Wancker announced in Philadelphia that he has come to America in quest of the lightweight title. He said his manager has tentative arrangements for bouts with American lightweights and hopes his career will lead to a match with Sammy Mandell for the title.
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Bankers edge Ice Company in tight league night game
In a hard fought evening contest the Bankers won 1 to 0 over the Ice Company. Johnson lifted a long fly that Coy, left fielder, snagged to save a run in the third inning. Keyes scored the Bankers’ lone run on Decker’s single in the fifth. Union Pacific vs Kansas Electric looms tonight with Box Factory on deck for Grocers and Butchers.
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National collegiate track meet set at Stage Field
The ninth annual national collegiate track and field meet at Stage Field on Friday and Saturday drew 76 institutions, topping last year’s entrants by 15. Thirteen sprinters have run under 10 seconds, led by Claude Bracey of Rice Institute defending his title against George Simpson of Ohio State Eddie Tolan of Michigan and Cy Leland of Texas Christian. Phil Edwards of NYU will not compete. USC and Washington will field full teams as Illinois California and others vie for the title.
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Cohen and Smith Set to Box in Kansas City Show
Mickey Cohen, the Beet Beaver featherweight, meets Bridgeport star Steve Smith in the feature attraction of the American Legion boxing card at Convention Hall in Kansas City on June 1. Promoter Johnny Bondon announced the signed contracts as Cohen, 19, carries a strong record and has recent wins over Joe Rivers, while Smith is noted for defeating several solid opponents.
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Fragmented OCR note about boxing match outcomes
An unclear Associated Press style snippet mentions Mineb-Ray JMcPee defeating Joel Wiseman and Bert Wis raghton in New York and Boston venues. It references Omaha and Indianapolis with scattered city names and partial fighter identifiers, but the full details are garbled.
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Results Yesterday FA National League and more
Yesterday's results show National League games with New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Brooklyn and American Association matchups in Kansas City and St Pauls. Western League games include Topeka with scattered scores and standings. These are summarized from AP reports with inconsistent OCR.
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Cambridge giant, Lassman battle to claim season
New York dispatch reports two Cambridge and Mass giants joined University of England rivals as Grant battles illness and Lassman fights after a coma and a brain operation. A medical crisis, fever, then a miraculous improvement sparked cautious hope from Dr Tilney and AP updates, with Lassman dying soon after and Grant recovering.
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Named Kansas Cities After Brown Players Era
By AL DEMARFE former pitcher for the New York Giants recounts how in 1886 Missouri Pacific built a line from Osawatomie to Scott City naming each new town along the route after a St Louis Browns player. He notes Osawatomie Kansas and Gam Oskey Kansas among towns, with many famed players represented in these names.
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New Tennis and Handball Titles Won at University Finals
Finals in tennis doubles and handball crowned champions from campus groups including Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Psi. Benbaugh and Wandell of Phi Kappa Psi captured the doubles handball title along with Prouty and Zinn of Sigma Alpha Epsilon defeating Hart and Hird. Pi Kappa Alpha won the all sports trophy for the second year running.
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High School Coach Links Purdue to Subsidizing Athletes
Everett Case, Frankfort Indiana high school basketball coach, says he will present to Commissioner John L Griffith evidence that Purdue and Iowa subsidized athletes. He claims Purdue revealed a credit mixup with Iowa and that two Purdue players were sent to Iowa for teaching credits. Purdue athletics director Nelson Kellogg invites Case to present charges. Kellogg notes no known basis against Iowa.
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Winter Socials Include Get Lcompion Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell hosted dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Winter. Attendees included Mrs Jones and Miss Louise From Withama, Dr Myers from Superior Wisconsin, cousin of Mrs Winter, Mr Shipman Carter’s sister Mrs Williford and daughter Mary from Ponca City, Miss Ida May Richards visiting Dorothy Beuerman. Last Saturday afternoon May 2 noted.
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Marriage Honors for Martha Hamlin and Albert Hamlin
Miss Martha Hamlin and Albert Hamlin were married in Lawrence. Both are graduates of Lecompton rural high school with Martha in 1929 and Albert in 1928. They will live with Albert’s parents while he works road maintenance. About two hundred friends honored them Monday night. Local activities included a Community Club meeting with Trees in Kansas as the theme and a talk by Mrs Coles.
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Charges Dismissed Surprises Sports Roundup
A fragmentary sports brief notes movement around teams and star players. Mentions Gehrig and Ruth with Yankees, plus Phillies and Cubs and other athletics context. charges are dismissed in an unrelated legal line.
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Abilene assault case dismissed in farmer dispute
A disjointed report indicates charges of assault with intent to commit a felony were brought by a farmer against George Tran in Abilene. The case appears to have been dismissed, with the exact details and timing unclear from the fragmentary text.
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