Local track invite set for Saturday at Kansas Stadium
About forty five leading district track athletes compete in the Missouri Valley A A U regional meet at University of Kansas stadium at 2 PM. Coach Brutus Hamilton of KU directs the event with officials including John C Graver and Dr Joseph Reilly of Kansas City. Fifteen events listed from sprints to relays and field events. Entries close Friday noon. The meet serves as a preliminary to the National A A U meet at Lincoln July 3 4 with proceeds aiding athletes. Local KU and Haskell entrants shown, plus notable Kansas stars such as Harold Manning and Ehrlich.
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Missouri Valley A.A.U
University of Kansey Stadium
Brutus Hamilton
K. U
Missouri Valley
A.A.U
John C. Graver
Joseph Reilly
Kansas City
Lincoln
Stara
Haskell Indians
Jayhawkers
R. Sickel
L. Sickel
Klaner
Jones
Wad Bewnsise
Coffman
Gridley
Flick
Haskell
Charles
Skippergosh
Jim
Jim Bausch
Frank Bausch
Kansas
Missouri
Harold Manning
Wichita University
Ehrlich
Talbott
Baseball Roundup Highlights Key Performances From AP
George Earnshaw held Detroit to six hits and hit a homer and three singles. Benny Frey limited the Braves to five hits in a 7-2 victory. Joe Cronin drove in three and scored once in a 9-3 win over the White Sox. Allyn Stout allowed only one run in six innings to seal a victory. Chuck Klein hit his 14th homer with two on to spark a Phillies lead over the Pirates.
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Associated Press
George Earnshaw
Athletica
Detroit
Bill Terry
Giante
Persion
Benny Frey
Redse
Braves
Joe Cronin
Senatora
White Sox
Allyn Stout
Cardinals
Jobira
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Pirates
Baseball Rankings and Standings From June 2
A fragmented wire service summary lists National League leaders and player stats, noting batters like Klein and Giants names with runs batted in and averages. It mentions teams such as Phillies Giants Cubs and Cardinals with scattered win loss notes and American League figures amid partial figures from the day.
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Gnemaing
Associaten
Dabtines
Cardinals
Sweetland
Feannees
Coch
Record setting glider flight links and playful math missives
A jumbled note from John Bix recounts long odds of billiard shots and a 165 mile glider flight by Hans Greenhoff of Germatt from Munich to Kaaden aided by tow plane. The piece ends with a curt invitation for proof and a signature from John Hix with a teaser line about tomorrow.
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Hans Greenhoff
Germatt
Munich
Bavaria
Kaaden
Czecho-Slovakia
Dold in Spotlight as Kansas Golf Tourney Advances
Salina hosts the Kansas Golf Association event with several favorites falling in the first round. Defending champion Fred Dold of Wichita edged Ray Faith of Salina one up, while Tom Newcomer beat Neil White one up and Larry Guisch upended Marshall Becker 6 and 4. Second round pairings include Dold versus Howard Verney and other matches across Wichita, Manhattan, Salina, and Coffeyville contestants.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Golf Association
Fred Dold
Wichita
Ray Faith
Neil White
Topeka
Tom Newcomer
Marshall Becker
Larry Guisch
Will Carey
Hutchinson
Les Hoss
Emerson Carey
Gene Reitz
Gerald Smith
Manhattan
Harry Dobinson
H. H. King
Portsider
George Ward
Winfield
Howard Verney
Lawrence
George _ Matson
Frank Morris
McPherson
V. B. Lemon
Harry Strausberger
Riesen Improves After Illness at KU Track Star
Kurt Riesen, Kansas University sophomore and former Lawrence High School athlete, has been ill for three weeks but is now improving. He earned letters in football, track, and baseball at Lawrence High and won a track letter at KU this season.
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Kurt Riesen
K. U
University of Kansas
Riesen
Lawrence High School
Boxing Card Results From Across The Nation
Associated Press rounds up recent boxing results with KOs and stoppages listed by city and opponent. Notable bouts include Lou Brouillard of Worcester stopping Paul Pirrone in Boston, Tracy Cox of Indianapolis defeating Henry Falegano in Cleveland, Battling Bozo of Birmingham defeating Pete Latzo in Atlanta, Billy Pringle of Toronto stopping David Rayon in Lansing, and King Tevinaky Epiga stopping Pat McCarthy in Charleston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Henry Falegano
Davenport
Iowa
Atlanta
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Pete Latzo
Scrangton
Lansing
Mich
Billy Pringle
Toronto
David Rayon
Uise
Charleston
King Tevinaky
Eplcaga
Pat McCarthy
Boton
Wrestling Last Night Showdown Notable Bout Results
Associated Press reports fast paced wrestling cards with heavyweights Baltimore Kwarani and Ray Steele scoring victories by throws against Gino Garibaldi and Lee Hyatt. Other matchups saw Tiny Roebuck and Karl Pojetto winning via throws in long bouts as coaches commented on football plans.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Kola Kwarani
Russia
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Ray Steele
California
Lee Hyatt
New Hampshire
Casey Berger
Texas
Jim Heslin
Australia
Drew
Pittsburgh
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Yanka Zelezniak
New York
Karl Pojetto
Lithuania
Abe Kaskey
New Jersey
Kansas Women Golf Tour Opens With Favorites Dominant
In Leavenworth the Kansas women’s golf tournament began with easy early rounds for top contenders. Betty Bruen led with 79 to win medal honors, facing Mrs. W. R. Campbell. Ann Webster and Earl Whitaker also posted strong scores as first round pairings were set amid a list of scores for several contestants from across the state.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
W B. Woodward
Fort ‘Leavenworth
Earl Whitaker
Independence
Jack Willer
Kathryn Black
Council Grove
George Strathmeyer
Virginia Jones
Chanute
C. C. Steward
Lawrence
Eagles rout Odd Fellows in first Junior Twilight Len e game
The Eagles scored 13 of 19 runs in the first inning and coasted to a 19 to 5 victory over the Odd Fellows at South Park diamond. Mayor Ellis opened the game with the ceremonial pitch as Chief Cummings caught, with a parade from Seventh and Vermont preceding the start. Colbert belted a solo homer and Pringle chased a possible homer but fouled third. Six Eagles collected multiple hits as early runs built a huge lead while the Odd Fellows misplayed six first-inning chances and managed only three hits. Next, Co-ops meet Rotary at 6:15 on the same field.
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Eagles
Colbert
Pringle
Odd Fellows
Eagle’s
Moundsmen
South Park Diamond
Rotary
R. Houk
Ff W
U H. Houk
Duver
Coffman
Greenless
Boardman
Ao O
Grenless
DU Dodridze
Oo Perry
I A. Meinkess
Tobler
Harmouth
S. Jones
YU YO Stabler
Oo Hiddleston
Lathen
R. Jones
Linden
Inni Eagles
F. ‘St Rhe
Dover
Hook. Pringle
Hally
Jones
Bell
Davia
Trambols
Kansas schedule expands to six games in 1932 season
Kansas announces a six game 1932 football slate with two open dates. The Iowa State game moves from Oct 29 to Oct 15 at Ames. Schedule lists Oct 1 open, Oct 8 Oklahoma at Lawrence, Oct 15 Iowa State at Ames, Oct 22 Nebraska at Lawrence, Oct 29 open, Nov 5 Notre Dame at Lawrence, Nov 12 Missouri at Columbia, and Nov 10 Kansas Aggies at Manhattan.
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University of Kansas
Iowa State
K. U. Athletic Office
K. U
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Ames
Nebraska
Open
Notre Dame
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Bowes and Bennett Named Freshman Football Assistants
Hilford Bowes of Albert Lea Minn and Forrest Bennett of Marshall Oklahoma are appointed assistants to coach the Iowa State freshman football team. Bowes and Bennett, both seasoned players, will direct the freshman squad next fall under Coach George F Veenker with fall practice starting September 10. Assistants Harry Schmidt Louis Menze Carl Rudi and Hugo Otopalik join the varsity staff and T N Metcalf serves as advisory coach.
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Ames
Iowa
Last Fail
Iowa State College
Hilford Bowes
Albert Lea
Minn
Forrest
Bennett
Marshall
Oklah
Bowes
George F. Veenker
Harry Schmidt
Louis Menze
Carl Rudi
Hugo Otopalik
T. N. Metcalf
Elks Bowling Scores and Card Abbreviations
The Elks bowling match in International Arena Kansas City last night listed Phillips 268 267 247 301 and Spears 265 253 287 275 as top series with high marks and notes on card absence for Doc Anderson. Also reports postponement of Primo Carbo and Pat Redmond bout and mentions KU’s foreign star Itoga.
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ELKS
Phillips
Hastings
Anderson
Doc” Anderson
International Arena
Kansas City
New York
Primo Ca
Italy
Pat Redmond
James J. Johnston
Ebbetsfield
Learning to Swim Empowers All Ages and Abilities
The text emphasizes swimming for the old and young, women and men, including those crippled or with infantile paralysis. It argues swimming aids recovery, reduces parental anxiety, and builds courage, self reliance, leadership, and self expression in children. The discussion notes early teachability benefits and suggests the topic will continue.
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Alephin Hwrehila
Harper Seeks Different College Path for Son
Wichita AP report: Jesse Harper, Notre Dame athletics director, says his son Mel should not attend Notre Dame. He argues the school would handicap him and deny the freedom found at other institutions. Mel Harper, a 1931 Wichita high school graduate, likely to enroll at the University of Kansas instead.
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Wichita
Jesse Harper
Notre Dame
Mel
South Bend
Young Harner
Wichita High School
University of Kansas
Desoto area social notes hint at illness travel and school ties
De Soto residents share Sunday visits with kin near Prairie Center and Holden Missouri. Edith Hoffine wed in Oregon and now resides at Castle Rock. Local families note illnesses, auto accident injuries, and funeral attendance. Baker College graduate Helen Parker among honored students.
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Fred Stuchbery
Karl
Edith Hoffine
DeSoto R. H. S
Oregon
Castle Rock
John A. Giebner
A. J. Williams
Gulfport
Miss
Williams
I. T. Martin
Sirs
A. B. Burks
Q.A. Kobler
R. B. Harbison
Inez Osborne
Kansas City
City
W. E. Morris
St. Louis
Roy Griffiths
David Jewett
John Bachnick
Basehor
Albert Luther
F. M. Brown
Brown
Louisa Rohrer
Smith Center
Lawrence
F.l Minster
Minster
Herbert Oliver
Helen Parker
Baker
Helen
Wes Coker
Gardner
Coker
E. Gay
Olathe
Ella Thorne
W.H. Loveall
Frances Mason
Local Social Notes And Arrivals From Central High Area
Central high school Oklahoma City teachers plan summer study in Colorado. Wilbur Mason plans a trip to New York. Dr and Mrs C B Buckley left for a multi day Iowa tour. Mrs J A Reynolds cares for Mrs Cornelia Cantin. Esther Hale joins Hodges Cafe staff. Salad making demonstration at M E church drew nearly 60 women with Miss Charlotte Beister and Willow Springs Farm Bureau aiding. out of town guests Emma Jewett, Maurice Henderson, and Margaret Austill. Kesler farewell dinner hosted in Lawrence for Topeka visitors as they spend summer in Reserve and Madison Wisconsin. Paul Everheart departs for Manhattan as American Legion Auxiliary delegate. Engleheart girls stay with Ashlock-Longstreth family in absence. J E DeWeese, longtime DeSoto Lumber Yard manager, accepts position with Poehler company in Lawrence.
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Central High School
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Wilbur Mason
N. Y. Soar
C. BE. Buckley
Iowa
J. A. Reynolds
Cornelia Cantin
Esther Hale
Hodges Cafe
M. E. Church
Charlotte Beister
Farm Bureau County
Willow Springs Farm Bureau
Emma Jewett
Olathe
Maurice Henderson
Margaret Austill
Lawrence
G. V. Longstreth
Harry Miller
E. Ashlock
E. J. Coy
H. A. Kesler
Topeka
Reserve
Madison
Wis
Kesler
Paul Everheart
Manhattan
Women’s Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Little Engleheart
Marie
Pauline
Ashlock-Longstrethh
Harold Cooke
Kansas City
Don Musser
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Charce
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Eee
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Piteabua
Chicago Stone
J. Louis
American ‘Association Loulaville
Cheditien
Mesterday
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Groenholf
John Hix
Auianoret
Per Stak
South Africa
Comores
Walberg
Athletics
Fischer
Senators
Verney
Dold
Art Relihan
Robert. Zurpke
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V. K. Bruner
C. C
Ed Stewart
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Bill McAvoy
Olympia Fields
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Bill
eDonald
Haskell Institute
Forrest Bennett
Snare Itoga
Harper
Son
DE Soto
Speedy
Kecor
Vio
J. E. DeWeese
DeSoto
Hedges Bros
Poehler Company
Ben Eastman
Tudebaker
Torsio
Automotive Laboratory
Studebaker
N. H. St
Lawrence Sales Company
Lawrence, Kansas
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