XEVIN LEADS MARATHON IN BLOOMINGTON TO VICTORY
Victorville near the Mojave desert hosts a grueling leg of the race as 120 runners remain in a Los Angeles to New York marathon. Finn from Tuente Cal completes a rain soaked stage in four hours twelve minutes and thirty seconds to extend his lead, while ten of the original 100 contestants are expected to drop out before Victorville. Katehmainen of New York City maintains pace, hoping to keep his flying speed in the next desert segments.
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Basketball Results Show Close Finish and Track Meet Plans
Eddie Gardner leads Seattle to a narrow win ahead of rivals in a tense basketball results segment. The piece mentions a track meet at a new venue, with junior high teams set to compete in an annual field meet on April 27 in the Kansas stadium field.
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Neye
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Kansas
Stadium Field
Three More Teams Close Court Race
Kansas City March 6 A conclusion of the northern valley states basketball race shows four quintets near the foot of the column. Oklahoma Aggies beat Nebraska 7 48 at Stillwater and Town State defeated Drake 26 25 at Des Moines, dropping Nebraska and Drake from a triple tie for sixth. Kansas Aggies edge toward fourth while Missouri and Oklahoma Aggies contend for second. Wright of Oklahoma Aggies adds ten points to move to 203. Victor Holt of Oklahoma leads with 222. Freshmen to see Kansas Aggies clash in Manhattan. trip without games.
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Towa State
Iowa State
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Sooners
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Victor Holt
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Auto Teams Bowl Today in Kansas City Meet
First visitors compete in Kansas City for the American Bowling Congress tournament. Friday events feature teams from Kansas City plants and outside entrants. Scores show high games and best individual marks as the national event opens.
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American Bowling Congress
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Oklahoma City captain named for 1928 29 Oklahoma team
Bruce Drake of Oklahoma City was named captain of the 1928 29 Oklahoma University basketball squad. Victor Holt was voted most valuable man by teammates. The upcoming thirteenth annual Kansas open ten tournament was set for August, announced by R P Scott, secretary of the Independence tournament association.
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R. P.scott
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Boxing Roundup Highlights KOs Across Cities
Eddie Martin from New York knocked out Johnny Huber in New York. Le Vinsky of Philadelphia beat Blue from St Paul. K Kaplan of New York knocked out Vincent Forgione in Philadelphia. Gold of Philadelphia defeated Paddy Sullivan from California. Angus Snyder fought in Wichita, Kansas.
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New York
Eddie
Cannonball
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