Hoover Nomination Hopes Rise Amid Convention Blockade
Kansas City June 6 AP The drive to clinch the Republican nomination for Herbert Hoover faces hurdles as managers seek to overcome obstacles in the coming convention. National committee decisions rallied Hoover backers with delegates pledged, while foes plan to press their plan to stop him. Delegates from Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and other states loom large as power struggles unfold in the lead up to the convention.
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Road
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Texas
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New York
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Perry Howard
Howard
R. B. Creager
Wurzbach
Kansas Alumni Ties Highlight Montana Faculty Ties
Leona Baumgartner, KU graduate and Montana faculty member at Missoula, notes Kansas-trained leaders dominate Western Montana University Pharmacy School. Jyll Miller, KU alumnus and new dean of men, is popular on campus. C E Mollett, KU 1904, now dean of the pharmacy school, and John Suchy, ex-KU student, teach there. Edward Bennett, KU 716, assists in history. Baumgartner, bacteriologist, plans two years study in Germany abroad next year.
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University of Kansas Alumni Association
Leona Baumgartner
K. U
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Kansas
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Pharmacy School
Baumgartner
Lawrence
Germany
KU alumni couple visit Lawrence recalling college days
Lieut. Col. Adna G. Clarke and his wife Mrs. Clarke spent several days in Lawrence visiting the campus and recalling memories from more than a century ago. Clarke, a 1898 KU graduate now at the University of Hawaii, was in charge of freshman week.
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Detroit
Washington
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Honolulu
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Trading fallout and ethics in baseball signs
Former pitcher Byar Demaree discusses a chaotic incident when Jimmy Wilson of the Phillies learned of a trade to St Louis during a game and wore a Cardinal uniform on the bench. He ponders eligibility, duties, and whether traded players reveal signs to new teams, with anecdotes about honest signaling and a car fire caused by a faulty starting cable in a Ford touring car at 1007 West Sixth Street.
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New York Giants
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
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Red” Ames
Cincinnati
Ford
Frank Roland
West Sixth Street
Rains Halt Major League Baseball Play
Rain washed out thirteen postponements in two days in the major leagues. Washington beat the Browns 4 1 at St Louis aided by home runs by Goslin and Reeves. Garland Braxton allowed only four safeties after the first inning. Only five hundred watched in heavy mist. Three of twelve games in other circuits were played. Bucknell received the Christy Mathewson Memorial Gateway as Landis praised him for popularizing baseball. Max Carey of the Pirates faced a three day suspension after a dispute with a decision in Brooklyn.
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Coast Stars in Meet at Soldier Field
Thirty three athletes will carry Pacific coast colors into the national collegiate track and field championship battle on Soldier Field Friday and Saturday. Stanford leads the western contingent with 13 all stars, Washington and Pacific Coast entries second, as 73 schools are represented in the event.
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Industrial League Baseball Games Postponed by Rain
Weather delays reshaped the Industrial League schedule. Yesterday evening the Ice Company versus Hardware and Lumber contest was postponed due to wet grounds, the second postponement of the week. Tonight the Organ Factory and Grocers and Butchers teams are set to play on Shook diamond, with Hardware and Lumber facing Kansas Electric Power Company tomorrow evening.
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Canadian flyweight title changes hands in Toronto meet
In Toronto, Steve Rocco captured the Canadian flyweight championship from Frenchy Belanger. Red Brogan defeated Johnny Carey in Toronto with a knockout, while Acey Hudkins stopped Buck Holley in Omaha. Harold Mathews beat Harold Jelsma in Lincoln, and Mickey Walker won over Jack Malone in St. Paul. Morris Green of Minnesota defeated Jimmy Gill in Cross, Wisconsin.
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Omaha
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Jack Malone
Morris Green
University of Minnesota
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Break Between Red Grange and Promoter Expected
Wheaton Indiana June 6 AP A split between C C Pyle and Red Grange the Galloping Ghost was forecast by Grange s father as the famed football star prepared to arrive in Wheaton Grange plans two more motion pictures and the cross country race failure was cited as a possible spark for the rift.
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Junior high league opens season with opening game
Mayor Rankin will throw the first ball at 6:15 tomorrow evening at South Park to start the sixth annual Junior High League pennant race among six teams. Odd Fellows vs Ellise te and other clubs field teams with officers elected last night at Hanna bicycle shop.
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Ellis
George Reed
Park Diamond
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Purification Calotabs Health Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as a total system purifier. It claims perfect purification leads to health and urges a course taken weekly for several weeks. It markets a family package with directions and lists a five cent price at drugstores.
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Nature
Two Army entrants lead Midwest sectional trials at University of Town
United States Army riders are among the first entrants for the midwestern sectional Olympic track and field trials to be held at the University of Town on June 23. Coach G T Bresnahan of the fawkeye track program announced the entry list today.
Wichita AP Singles Shoot Result Noted
A brief AP report from Wichita Kansas dated June 6 notes singles competition outcomes with limited details in a terse sports wire style.
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Crestview Country Club
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Margaret Wadales Hinple
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