CAGE TEAMS INTO ACTION SATURDAY IN KC TOURNAMENT
Fourteen Kansas and Missouri teams have been matched for Saturdays elimination round in the National AAU basketball tournament in Kansas City. Local favorites include the Cooks Painters of Kansas City, IK Co A, Baker University, and Emporia Teachers. Coach Hugh McDermott arrives to helm the Cooks with Victor Holt and Roy LeGrone. The Hillyards of St Joseph, last two champions, are entered. schedule lists afternoon and night games at Comentini hall with the Criterion and Wallenstein-Roffman girls carded for 8 p.m.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Cooks Painters of
Kansan Ctty
IK. Co
GC. Baker University
Emporial Teachers
Central Kansas
Criterions
Wallensteim- Roitman _auintet
Wichita
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma Sooners
Victor Holt
Roy le Grone
Hillyards
St. Joseph
Emporia
Kan
Pan-Dandys
Newton
Washburn College
Topeka
Louisburg Shamrocks
Louisburg
Maryville Teachers
Maryville
Liberal Lions
Liberal
A . Baker University
Baldwin
Kanee Capital Building & Loan
Baker freshmen edge Jenny Wrens 36 to 32 in tight finish
Baker University yearlings defeated the Jenny Wrens 36 to 32 on Baker’s court. The lead changed hands several times with Jenny Wrens holding a late advantage before the Wildcats steadied the pace. Akers led Jenny Wrens with eight field goals and a free throw.
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Baker University
Jenny Wren
Baker Court
Wrens
Jenny Wrens
Akers
Windsor, Moi
Boosters
el Dorado Spf Mo
Musi Marksaing
Tatais Doning
M. Kyun
Wawords
Keo Snider
Winter pennant race book by Al Demaree notes four sleepers jailed
Former pitcher Al Demaree of St Louis discusses his winter pennant race book with notes on Pirates Yankees and Giants. He notes Hornsby’s loss weakens the Giants and McGraw’s trades impact the club. Four sleepers were cared for at the city jail last night in an unrelated incident.
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AL Demareb
New York Giants
Fom Kearney
St. Louis
Fas
Kearney
Pirates
Yanks
Hornby
Giants
National ‘League
Hornsby
Boston
McGraw
City Jail
News from the Camps Shows Spring Training Roundup
In Shreveport several White Sox regulars were missing for the first spring game while Ted Blankenship pitched three innings. Cubs pitcher Charley Root opened the exhibition schedule with three scoreless frames, allowing one hit as Southrow’s Nehf scuffled. Tweaks and early form are evident across camps from McGraw to Cobb, Shocker to Greenfield, with managers aiming for balance and readiness ahead of regular-season play.
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Shreveport
Chicago
White Sox
Texas’ League
Ted Blankenship
Avelon
Catalina Island
Cal
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
Southrow
Art Nehf
Arthur Newton Leads Field in Transcontinental Jaunt
In Mojave Ca, Arthur Newton, the sun bronzed Veldt of central Africa, finished first in the 163.6 mile leg from Los Angeles, taking overall lead in a 3,400 mile race for a $48,500 New York pot. Finn Olli Wantinen and Earl Disks pressed, but Newton extended his total elapsed time to the front.
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Pyle
Los Angeles
New York
Gunnar Nilson
Finn
August Fager
Ashtabula
Arthur Newton
Rhodesia
Africa
Harry Abramowitz
Chicago
Mojave
Wells Ca
Mojave Desert
Yesteryear
Central
Africs
Newton
Olli Wantinen
Earl
Disks
New Castle
Morehhan
FIRST CALL MONDAY Baseball Roster Forms For Varsity 1939
University of Kansas baseball opens official practice Monday under Coach John Bunn. Returning players include Captain Svetson Anderson Johnston White Chakis Lidhlyter Maney, Kramer, and several freshmen showing strong pitching depth with Warner Anderson Hoff Henderson Wilson Erickson Harer. Freshmen and basketball players will report later. opening games set for April 13 and 14 vs Kansas State Aggies.
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University O7
Cansis
Zulki Nz
John Bunn
Deb Mane
iSix
Capta
Svetson
Nderson
Y Johnston
Chakis
Lidhlyter
Kansas Aggies
Leslie Davis
City
Kan
Lawrence High Faces District Tourney in Kansas City
Coach Melvin Griffin to lead Lawrence High eight to Kansas City Kansas for the district basketball tournament tomorrow morning at nine. Captain Fed O Leary Bernitz and eight players travel with the squad despite colds, aiming to reach the finals at Wyandotte Gymnasium tonight.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High
Kansas City
Kan
Ta'eiek
Glathe
Bonner Springs
Fed O'Leary
McCanles
Bernitz
Schaake
Sample
Alien
Wyan~ Dette
Three K U Teams Active This Week
Three Kansas University athletic squads travel for meets this week. Wrestling coach Lookabaugh takes Cecil Paxson Parks McKinney Howard Cohenour Tommy Cox Steve Church Roswell Capsey and Ralph Freese to Columbia Missouri for the Valley meet while swimmer quartet Meredith Jocelyn Donald Hatch Harry May Joe Shultz heads to Des Moines for the Valley meet. Track men under coach Huff depart for Des Moines to compete at the Drake Field House indoor meet with preliminaries tonight.
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University Rofl
Kansas
Guy
Lookabaugh
Columbia
Herbert G. Allphin
Des Moinés
Valley Swimmiths
H. J. Huff
Des Moines
Drake
Looksbaugh
Cecil Paxson
Parks McKinney
Howard Cohenour
Tommy, Cox
Steve Church
Rosweld Capsey
Ralph Freese
Missouri
Des ‘Moines
Meridith Jocelyn
Donald Hatch
Harry May
Joe Shultz
F. C. Allen
Geach H. J. Hutt
Cooper
Youngman
Shannon
Hinshaw
Jones
Edelblute
K. U
Sarvis
Southnman
Grady
Mesa- Spangler
Mize
Fortune
Vogel
Underhill Cash
Wallingford and Gastan
Kanwaka News Notes From Lawrence Area
Swanson family moved to Lawrence on Maine street. Kanwaka Farm Bureau women met at the church with eighteen members present. Lessons on kitchen improvement cheese making and color chart dyeing were given by Colman and Petefish. Cheese making demonstrations produced about five pounds of cheese. A Memorial to World War soldiers planning meeting occurred in Lawrence. Several local residents ill or visiting, and a quilting session led by the Ladies Aid at the church. Coach Melvin Griffith of Lawrence High School mentioned.
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AM. Swanson
Lawrence
Maine Street
Oscar Swangbn
John Christy
Kanwaka
Farm Bureau
Ralph Colman
Merle Colman
L. Hy Petefish
Willis Colman
George Dews
Vioon
Randle
Douglas-Leavenworth County
Lawrence Harles
Topping
Si Grip
Jimmie Swansin
George Strahan
Rena Elliott
Milton el- Ott
Smith
Marty Lou Elliott
Orland Mesensheimer
Topeka
Mesenheimer
Homer
Hird
Thomas Hird
Ernest Richards
Seetin
L. H. Petefish
Kanwaka Ladies Aid Society
Community Notes and Obituary Reflect Local Life
The column records visits and gatherings among families in Lawrence and surrounding areas including Transmeier and Allen households, and notes social events at Kannakashall. It reports the death of Dr. J. Ho Snyder of Stuart Florida once pastor of Kanwaka church and the funeral of John Emmett, with reminiscences of his service to the community. It also mentions farming activity and a July altitude record by Lady Bailey, British aviator, as honor notes.
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Gririth
Transmeier's
Albert
Clarence Transmeier
Job Allen
Martha Transmeier
Law- Fence
Herman
W. F. Elkin
A.R. Colman
Kannakashall
Fred Gregory
David Williams
W. F
Elin
Lawrence
Hesc Ramlin
Garland
Charles Topping
al Smith
Brackatt
Amy
Guy. Bigsby
Flora
Nell
Ernest Bigsby
L.B. Bigsby
J. Ho Snyder
Stuart
Fla
Kanwakd
Snyder
I Lawrence
Snyders
Sidney Emmett
John Emmett
Funk Mortuary
Guy Bigsby
G F. Brown
Tennola Club
J. T.constant
U.S
Mexico
Prof
H. B- Chubb
Political Science
Ene. M. Dornon
W. O. Slusser
Plan for University Political Science Mock Convention
A night meeting of over 50 political science faculty and students discussed holding a mock convention at the University. Calvin Evans proposed forming a national committee and the event, possibly in mid April, with W. A. Grey explaining procedures based on Minnesota conventions.
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Minsors
Calvin
Evans
W. A. Grey
Political Science
University of Minnesota
Flier Stinson Haldeman Postpone Record Flight
Stinson and Haldeman postpone a second attempt to set a new endurance flight record after a snowstorm forced an abortive takeoff from Selfridge field. Their first attempt ended early after ignition of the engine, with fuel replenishment planned for a second try following a delay. A special edition of Budget, Lawrence High School's paper, reports on sports and school news.
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Detroity
Mar
Fddig Stinson
George Haldeman
Stinson
Bezur
Selfridge Field
Okel
Stnson
Stinson-Deir
Lawrence High
Qiorning
Virginia
Davis Names Lawrence High School Publications Director
Philadelphia reports Miss Mildred Johnson of Manoa plans to sail from New York for Bremen aboard the steamship Columbus to test air mail feasibility. She will take off in a seaplane 1200 miles from Bremen with pilot Hagan, accompanied by an observer, Portland.
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Davis
Laawrence High School Publications
Sh Hisas
Romerie
Philadelphia
Mildred, Johnson
Manoa
New York
Bremen
Calumbus
Johnson
Tor Port
Afer
Portland
Hagan
Quiet Title Suits Filed in District Court
Three quiet title suits were filed Thursday in district court. Case names include Rey Efi S Arnoldin versus Sarah Crawford and Ellen, along with nine others, concerning random section 28.
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BAKER
National Teague
Pitt
Sameregan
Pyle’s'Shoeleather Express
Rizona
Texas
Augusta
Gan
John McGraw
Ty Cobb
Hants
Ray‘ly
SicGraw
leGraw
St. Petersburg
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Urban Shocker
Yankees
Offi Age
T, Petersburg
Braves
Boston Red Sox
Yadenton
Kent Greenfield
Bradenton
Winter Haven
Shotton
Phillies
Sesson
Bostor’ Red Sox
Reo
Avda Park
Cardi
Washington, Senate
West Phim Beach
Managr
Dan Howley
Aalentees
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Yannigans
Ers
Arthur, Newton
Seachohn Bunn
Winfield
Eddie Nold
Nold Isa’ Juni
Nel Burke
Dunn
Phillips
Fossey
Gibbons
Okerberg
Winegardners
Burke
Sehool
Clinton
Towa
O'Leary
Will
Jayhawker
Bailey
International League of Aviators
Scott
Oday
Ethel Shannon
Ralph Lewis
Reed ‘Howe
Algo 2
Edmund ‘Gabb
Kelsey
Fox News
Gonjeds
Bowersock
Lupe Velez
Dane Grey
Gilbert Sisters
Virgil Bingham
Haldeman
Varsity Theatre
Firat ‘Detional
Pichares i
Shipito-Bhore Air Mail
Lawrence Business Loge
Thimble Tea Room
School of
Lon Chaney
Chaney Thrills
Buck Jones
William Fox
Don Alexander and His
Kid' Band
Revie
Richard Barthelmess
Pauline Blaireddie Nelson
Bowersock Theatre
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