Quarter Only Sure Event for Kansans
Coach Hamilton plans another sprint for Kansas athletes after a recent Haddock appearance. The coach seeks a faster runner to boost team performance and meet upcoming meet deadlines.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
10
Coach Hamilton plans another sprint for Kansas athletes after a recent Haddock appearance. The coach seeks a faster runner to boost team performance and meet upcoming meet deadlines.
Kansas quarter milers lead the team with Clift and O Leary likely to shine on the slow Kan sas track. Debuts in the Missouri Kansas meet hinge on Haddock and a second sprinter. Distance men show strong form led by De wall and Russell. Chas Heizer Welty and Judkins key in field events, while pole vault and high jump hold promise despite weak usual strengths.
Caseman, star half miler on Wentworth track team in 1918 and holder of the 880 record, was recently at Cedar Falls Iowa. He will take his West Point entrance exam at Fort Leavenworth on March 14 and 15, one of many Wentworth athletes sent to the Army training school.
Lawrence High School eyes the state basketball title at Robinson Gymnasium March 28 and 29. Manager W. O. Hamilton reports strong statewide interest with teams like Winfield Wichita Emporia Newton Girard and Coldwater entering. Coach Uhrhank will test the locals Friday night against the Kansas City All-Star five and a victory could boost hopes for the state championship.
Jayhawker basketball squad works lightly in Robinson gym preparing for the final valley conference series. Coach Hamilton tests lineups with Bennet and Lonbure at guard while Sehely fenberg centers. Bunn and Bennett are top forwards with Frederick at center and Matthews possibly rested for key games. Attendance at the last Aggie clash declined. organizers urge fans to attend and support the team.
Kansas University basketball coach Hamilton arranges a March 14 game in Kansas City at Convention Hall pitting the Jayhawkers against the Schmelzer five. The match marks Kansas City rivals and features former KU star Red Brown coaching Schmelzer with Nelson a KU captain. Local ties include Lawrence resident Robert Brown of Brown-Robertzor firm showing in town.
A 17th century English origin in 1684 links Merton T. Goodrich to a New England lineage noted in the Journal of Heredity. Forty three percent of his male descendants held public office, and five of his seven sons served in town offices. Numerous female descendants became teachers, shaping local civic life.
A physician who studies stomach disorders warns ninety percent of indigestion stems from excess stomach acid. He recommends neutralizing or soothing the acid daily with anti acid tablets like laxcarin to relieve nervousness indigestion sour stomach and gas without cures for serious organic troubles.
Final game tonight at Robinson gym will decide the intra mural title between Achoth and Gamma Phi Beta. Achoth won in overtime to reach the final, key players BE Allen L Harkyader and Parkinson starred for the champions. Gamma Phi Beta defeated Kappa Alpha Theta 26 to 0 showing strong offense as the series nears the championship clash.
Lieut M A Caseman of Sedan trains at Robinson gymnasium under W O Hamilton while preparing for West Point entrance. He will compete in the Kansas City Athletic Club meet on March 28 wearing Wentworth Military Academy colors, already a four year student.
The Kansas Good Roads association extends its contest for the best picture of the worst road to April 1. Prizes total 50, with 25, 10 and 5 awards for the top depictions of road conditions. Send photos to the Good Roads Association in Topeka.
A quotation from Lytton Abort asserts that the world owes nothing to anyone and warns that seeking repayment beyond one’s contribution marks theft. It cautions that imagining debt invites knavery as one grows wealthier at others’ expense.
A sharp remark on complacency and ambition, arguing that those who settle for “well enough” will never reach the top. The quote frames a critique of stagnation and highlights the value of striving for higher achievement.
The Atlantic air schedule records Jack as pilot of the first plane rising for a transcontinental flight. A Handley Page airliner will be used and carry 20 to 30 passengers, mainly representatives.
Reatz high scoring night as his team won three of four over Francisco. Renaty rolled 299 in the first fontest of the seven back tourney in the Miks. McNish led the night with 264, Uhrlaus 227, Reatz 206, for their squad, while Peterson led Francisco with a strong total.
A short ad promises instant relief from cold in head and nasal congestion. It touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic that penetrates nasal passages, soothes swollen mucous membranes, and ends snuffling, runny nose, and headaches.
W. and Griesa will seek re election to the Lawrence Board of Education in the upcoming primaries on March 11. R Holloway also announces re election plans for the same board, with March 11 primaries noted.
The report lists several scores: Cisco team 212, Francisco team 259 for a 251 loss, an opening game 299 to Victory for Reatz, and two more Reatz wins 270 to 267 and 27 to 216. Tonight Hults and Hz ug face off in the seven-back tourney. Maxwell meets Edmondson in the ten-pin tourney at the Elks' court.
A man described as acting suspicious was arrested at Lecompton last night and is being brought to Lawrence this afternoon. He is believed to be the hold up man who attacked four University of Kansas girls and robbed one, amid a lights-out incident on the west side last night. Authorities aim to identify him.
The peace conference committee estimates an amount around 1,000,000,000 with immediate payment demanded in gold materials and foreign securities. It suggests the balance be settled over a period from 25 to six years and specifies portions in gold and materials.
A 16,000 boatmen strike in New York harbor resumed at 6 am causing near total shipping disruption. Only one ferry line on the North River and Staten Island was operating, with officials noting traffic tied up.
Kate Richards O’Hare failed to secure a review of her case after a speech in North Dakota drew criticism from banks. The incident, noted in Washington records on March, highlights tensions over criticism of financial institutions.
A quoted remark alleging army enlistment in France would be used for fertilizer was sustained by the Supreme Court denying a review. The lower court sentenced the woman to five years in prison. An anonymous university sheet reported cheers from students and staff amid campus turmoil involving Mervin Benstinge and others.
The article describes X ray findings in tuberculosis noting white areas in the lungs indicating diseased tissue. It explains the spotted, irregular appearance of the affected lungs as a diagnostic sign.
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