Missouri Tigers win Big Six indoor meet in Kansas City
Missouri captures the Big Six indoor championship with 65.5 points led by Ed Gartier in the 60 yard low hurdles and Harry Guth in the 60 yard dash. Nebraska takes second with 46 points, Kansas third, and Oklahoma and Kansas State follow. meet records and multiple event marks highlighted by Ginn of Nebraska and Blakely of Missouri.
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Firetear College
Missouri Tigers
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklawa
Kansas State
Gollowa State
Ed Gartier
Missouri
Harry Guth
Jackson
Johnny Jackson
Jayhawkers
Acst
Crimson
Blue
Karnes
Overbrook
Delbert Norris
K. U
Hal Moors
K. I
Ginn
Moore
Bob Crowley
Forrest Griffith
K. UL
Crowley
Griffith
Frank Stannard
Blakely
Bill Lambeth
Oklahoma
William Ewrnts
Lambeth
No Feekin
Town
Bobby Ginn
Miseourt
Tigers
Fmal
Warren
Geulines
Crowley Kybfifoeber
Kiner Kay
Inchar Veeward
Lan Hardten
Rinkeley
Stannard
Lew Hardins
Aarttner
McCmay
Shaen
Mieron —Glen
Ny Moore CK
Teeseorth
Teteure
Ksi
Prather
I' Trey
Kinge Ono
Ard
Ping Jackson
TY Alexander
Wear
Vantyne
Ted Tor
Rae
Cernea
Norette
Kinder
Ser Fond
Smith
Howe
Jena
Vollertand
Jpatie
Hurlbert
Conny
Meneart
Howe State
Fields Are Shaping Up for Two Major Basketball Events
New York March 3 UP-T! selections for the NCAA and National Invitation tournaments are forming. Kentucky and West Virginia head the NIT field, with Duquesne and Notre Dame likely to bid for the NCAA. Other potential NIT entrants include Muhlenberg LIU Arizona St Johns Santa Clara U Conn Rhode Island Nevada Oklahoma A&M Utah NC State. Holy Cross has secured the sole NCAA bid so far. Districts outline contenders from Navy NYU Wisconsin Texas and UCLA among others as play begins Thursday with North Carolina State and North Carolina leading the way.
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T! Fields
N.C.A.A
Kentucky
N. LT
Madison Square Garden
West Virginia
Duquesne
Notre Dame
N.lt
Muhlenberg
Long Island University
Arizona
St. John's of Brooklyn
Santa Clara
Connecticut
Rhode Island State
Nevada
Oklahoma Aggies
Utah
North Carolina State
N.C. A.A
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Crusaders
Navy
New York University
North Carolina
Duke
Wisner
Wisconsin
Purdue
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Texas
Wyoming
Cowboys
UCLA
Oregon State
Corvallis
Ore
Holiday to Sooners After Team Wins Big Six Title
After Oklahoma clinched the Big Six title, students pressed President George Crosa for a celebratory holiday. A proxy explains the scene with a marching band, cameras flashing, and a late celebration after midnight.
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Holiday
Sooners
Oklahoma
George Crosa
Two pitchers jailed in Venezuela for refusing Yankees game
The Bull Pen News reports two Brooklyn farmhands were jailed in Venezuela after they refused to pitch against the New York Yankees. Dodgers influence cited as the reason behind the incident and new jail ledgers noted. A boxing show at Haskell Gymnasium was cancelled by Athletic Director Madison Coombs.
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Bull Pen
Venezuela
Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Haskell Gymnasium
Madison Coombs
Ship breaks up off Portland. crew rescued in gale
Cape Elizabeth Maine March 3 Coast guards from four Portland area stations rescued the crew of the Oakey L Alexander after it wrecked on High Head rocks in a fierce coastal storm. Seventeen crew members remain aboard as the 240 foot collier split in two. David Rogers of Norfolk and Loreng Connelly of Boston reached shore amid cheers after braving 150 yards of turbulent shoal water. The vessel, bound for Portland from Norfolk to Portland coal runs, broke in two as the bow section grounded near the rocks. All crew members were saved and rushed to the Cane Elizabeth coast guard station at Two Lights.
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Cape Elizabeth
Coast Guards
Oakey L. Alexander
High Head
David Rogers
Norfolk
Kinessman
Loreng Connelly
Boston
Rogers
Portland
Coast Guard
Connelly
Community notices mix of guests and travels in Lawrence area
Assisted by several women, local social event features early spring flowers, a guest of honor joining her husband in Coldwater, plans of musicians Alderdice and Miss Knehans, hospital note after a winter auto crash, and a ship detention at Tandjonk Priok accompanying a brief railroad note and an invitation to read the Too Late to Classify column for local ads and listings.
Army CIC Jobs Open To Reserve Officers
Army CIC invites reserve officers and former officers in the National Guard or Officer’s Reserve Corps to apply for recall to extended active duty as war crimes investigators overseas. Streamlined recall limits apply by rank. qualified applicants include law graduates or CIC experience. direct officer commissions possible for enlisted personnel. Inquiries go to the War Department Personnel and Training Branch in Washington.
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Army
Nations Guard
William 8. Cook
Topeka
War Department
Cook
Uhere
CIC
AUS
Racm Ariz
Civil Affairs
Vicision
Tentagen
Washington
Marion D Owens released on bond in police court
Marion D Owens aged 29 of 1941 Delaware Street was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Police Judge C J Lane and released on an appeal bond of 35. The case stemmed from an accident at Fourteenth and Tennessee streets filed February 22. Judge Lane also fined Franker of 611 Lyona Street and Fillmore Cox 10 each for being drunk in public.
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Marion D. Owens
Delaware Street
C. J. Lane
Chatee
Hrens
Fourteenth
Tennessee Streets
Judee Lane
Frank
Baldwin News Notes of Local Visits and Incidents
Baldwin news item summarizes visits by Raley to his father in Hin Chester W Gates engineering work. Earl Monine helps care for his father in law, Mr Hale Steel trips to Trans New Mexico Alabama Louisiana and Atlanta to visit Mrs Steel’s brother H R Wallace. Mrs Stanley Cook injured by steam from a double cooker with recovery expected. Mrs J F Winter visits Temeke. Mabel Barieyo substitutes as Joliette Hall housemother. George W Ackerman unharmed after fall, taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Simpron Tastor and Albert Lobmneler visit Kansas City. tea for Mrs EC Aldderdice hosted at Mrs Carl Buell’s home. Mrs Emil Listed visited the Basaline hostess.
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Raley
Mroo
WA Rafley
Kansas
Cty
Kan
Auring
Chester W_ Gates
Traceteiap
Earl Monine
Tialdwin
Hale Steel
Trans
New Mexico
Alabama
Louisiana
Atlanta
Steele
H.R. Wallace
Stanley Cook
J. F Winter
Temeke
Mex
Mabel Barieyo
Joliette Hall
George W. Ackerman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Simpron Tastor
SoMfrs
Albert Lobmneler
Kanane City
EC. Allderdice
Civen
Carl B. Buell
Emil
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Stanley Fackinger
Mise
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Comerpiece
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Kansas Cy
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Knehans
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Doherty
Misa Elizabeth Lench
Lora Leonard
Lawrence
Tandjonk Priok
Java
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Titl ® Co
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Hornberger
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Pricen
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Guiley
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Mann Repair
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MR. Wise
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream CO
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