Lawrence High Falls Topeka In Final Regular Season Game
In a Northeast league contest at Washburn Field House Lawrence High lost 29 to 20 to Topeka. Captain R Boyd led Topeka with nine points while Lawrence saw two players Elmer Schsake and Dean Bernitz foul out. Lawrence did outscore Topeka in the second half but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence‘high School
Topeka High School St
Lawrence High
Washburn Field House
Lawrence
Topeka
R. Boyd
Elmer Schsake
Dean Bernitz
E. J. Logsdon
Gooch Griffin
Schaake
Guilidr
Vlohman
Metinery & i Roals
Cochran and Shikels
Kansas Relays announce four schools relay program
The seventh annual Kansas Relays April 20 will feature six university relay events and four college events plus ten special field events and a continued decathlon. Major John L. Griffith will referee. The 21st Kansas high school track meet is on April 19 with Friday relay results guiding entries for Saturday.
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Kansas
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Agen
Illinois Relay
Junior College Final Set At Baker U In Kansas Missouri
Fort Scott junior college of Kansas meets Wentworth Military Academy of Lexington Missouri in the Kansas Missouri junior college championship final at Baker University Baldwin Kansas. Fort Scott advanced by beating Hutchinson 27 to 26 in the semifinals while Wentworth defeated Kansas City Kansas 25 19 and Arkansas City 49 32 in earlier rounds.
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Baldwin
Kan
Fort Scott Junior College
Kansas
Wentworth
Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Fort Scott
Yound
Hutchinson
Missouri ‘Wesleyan
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Country Club Course In Good Condition After Repairs
The Lawrence Chantry club course has improved greatly in recent days as warm sun and wind dry the greens. Alexander, the manager, says the course is in fine shape for this time of year and expects similar weather to keep it that way. New greens arrived yesterday from San Antonio and work led by San Antonio crew aims to finish improvements. Members are urged to come out tomorrow to see the refreshed course and meet the new pro.
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Lawrence
Jack
New Feu
College Tournament Scores Across Missouri and Kansas
Scattered results from regional college meets show Missouri and Kansas schools with various scores. Notable entries include Notre Dame Indiana, Kirksville college teams, and Central Missouri area programs. Consolation and tournament scores list multiple campuses and venues, reflecting a broad midwestern college basketball slate.
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Arsenate I
Bend
Ind
Butler
Notre Dame
Sipese
Kirksville
Des ‘Moines
Springfield
Drury
Weateres
Colorado
Winfield
Southwestern
Hays
Emporia
German grappler Shikat to meet Moose Norbeck in Kansas
AP report from Wichita Kansas notes Richard Shikat and Moose Norbeck, both well known wrestlers, are set to clash on March 11 in a headline wrestling match. The bout aims to attract fans after months of quiet activity in the heavyweight division.
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Wichita
Mat- Pate
Kans
Richard
Shikat
Grappler
Moose
Norbeck
Kansas City
Illini favored to win Big Ten indoor title
Illinois, eight time Western conference indoor track champion, aims for its ninth Big Ten title as finals loom tonight. Iowa trails as runner up while 261 athletes compete. Illini qualified 11 men in trials with five more ahead of rivals Town Indiana Ohio State Michigan Chicago follow.
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Iowa City
Illinois
Illini
Iowa
Harry Gill
Town
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Purcue
Eg Hadi
BARROW NAMES ALL TIME BASEBALL ALL STAR LINEUP
Secretary and GM Ed Barrow touts Wagner Cobb La Joie Ruth and others as all time greats. He names Hall of Famers Walter Johnson Mathewson Pennock Bresnahan Young Waddell and Grover Alexander as pitchers. Readers asked to submit their own lineups and views. Also note Chicago lab orders 1000 cats for experimental purposes.
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AL Demaree
Ber
York Giants
Barrow
Yankees
Hans Olacneft
Wagner
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
la Joie
Cobb
Cy Young
Rube, Waddell
Grover Alexandr
J. Wuld
Ailsstar
Gollan
Iowa State Tops Big Six Sports Standings In Conference
Iowa State leads the Big Six with 18 points across fall and winter sports, followed by Nebraska 12 and Oklahoma 11, with Missouri and Kansas tied at seven and Kansas Aggies at four. Cyclone swimming and wrestling captains lead strong showings, while track and cross country also yield notable finishes. Coaches predict solid spring prospects as teams prepare for upcoming seasons.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Wooners
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma A
Sooners
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bruce Drake
Associated Press
Jone
Washington
University ‘of St. Louis
Laury Meyer
Ihampionship
Missouri Valley
Intercolllegue-Athletic Association
Iowa State
Ch ‘Hampionship Cyclone
Géprain Iivor D
Obrahoms
Missouri
Menze
Icyclones
Bob Simpson
Harry Lindlom
Carl “Rudi
Paul Trauger
Ray Putnam
Paco Frazer
Manses
Putnam
Frazier
Ahd
Iowa
State
Reymond Conger
Lande
Ludwig
Woods
Rudi
Goo
Simpson
Workman
Athletic Council
Merle Ross
Exhibition Season Opens Across Several Cities With Spring Training Notes
Reports from multiple camps describe early workouts in Miami St. Petersburg and Clearwater. Reds Tigers Giants Browns and Braves active with prospects and trades swirling. Teams assess rosters plan workouts face new salaries and monitor standout players as we edge toward opening day.
League Volley Ball Standings Drama In Lawrence
The Organ team holds top spot as Auto Wreckers topple rivals in Lawrence league play. Pine Bros upset Ober's in the first set while Yellow Cab climbs toward the top with upcoming matches against leaders. Next week features multiple clashes including Ober's versus World and Auto Wreckers versus Yellow.
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Organ Factory
Yellow Cab Boys
Journal-World
Ition
Ober’s
Kansas Electric Power Co
Bank
Ems
Pickwick
Greyhound
Chamber of Commerce
Qober’s
Pine Sros
Pine Bros
Pine, Bros
Yellow Cab
Boxing Roundup Mixed Results From Multiple Cities
The AP report lists several bouts with mixed outcomes. Jackie Fields stops Al Van Ryan in St. Paul, Tony Cantoneri outpoints Ceetline in Jacksonville, and Maxie Strub knocks out Ruby Stein in Erie. Dynamite Jackson defeats Joe Angel while Jock Malone draws with Rene de Vos. Mushy Callahan and Arizona Joe Rivers also feature in results from Hollywood and nearby arenas.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Tony Cantoneri
New York
Ceetline
Jtgntsvilie
Berlin
Diener
Germany
Gipsy
Daniela
Buffalo
Theppsor
Chicago
Envy Intrews
Erie
Anno
Schoel
Fata
Wilson /Yarta
Maxie Strub
Ruby Stein
Dan Francisco
Rene de’ Vos
Belslams
Jock Malone
Drew
Diego
Cal
Dynamite Jackson
Joe Angel
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Hollywood
Mushy Callahan
Lou Sanrelen
Arizona
Joe Rivers
Wildcat Red Hudkins to fight Emanuel at Wrigley Field
Los Angeles March 9 AR9 A P Red Hudkins Nebraska Wildcat will meet Armand Emanuel in a light heavyweight bout at Wrigley Field on April 15.
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Ace Hudkins
Los Angeles
Calif
A. P
Red Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Armand Emanuel
California
Wrigley’ Field
Market News Wheat Rallies On Drought and Demand Signals
Wheat futures rose as oversold conditions and drought worries from Australia and Canada supported prices. European seeding delays and U S. winter-wheat crop concerns buoyed markets while domestic demand remained weak. No 3 hard at Gulf offered below Canadian and Australian grades. Chicago and Kansas City grain and livestock reported mixed gains, with cattle and lamb prices uneven but nearing recent highs.
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Chicago
Mar
Australia
Canada
Europe
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Alther
Market notes and grain prices from March trading
A snapshot of March market activity includes potatoes and grain receipts from Minnesota and Dakota regions, eggs and dairy prices in New York trading, and bond quotes with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues. Wall Street opening rally followed by a late-hour drop, then rebound as Kennecott Copper nears a new high amid heavy demand.
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Wall Street
New York
Kennecott Copper
Shoots his way to freedom of jailed slayer in Pa
Elverez Miquel a 28 year old Cuban killer shot his way from Schuylkill county jail today wounding guard Roy Reeves in the leg. He was condemned to death for the 1928 killing of Louise Jacks his former sweetheart. A stay had been granted and his case was to be reviewed by the state board of pardons soon.
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Potteville
Elverez Miquel
Schuylkill
Roy Reeves
Miquel
Louise Jacks
State Board of Pardons
Miguel
Quiet Title Suit Involving Westminster Foundation Case
A quiet title suit was filed in district court against Samuel Snyder and others over a claim to a title at 12 on New Hampshire Street. Westminster Foundation seeks to establish ownership through a legal action filed this day. Police report a Whippet sedan found abandoned on Massachusetts Street was stolen in Kansas City yesterday, with Kansas City police notified.
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Westminster Foundation Heide
Kansas
Westminster
Association For Bblical
Plaintt
Samuel Snyder
Lawrence
Bts
Massachusetts Street
Kansas City
Kansas Ciy
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Chicago Biological Laboratory
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