Jayhawks compete as Kansas State wins Big Six track title
Kansas State claims first Big Six indoor track championship at the Tigers Field House in Ames. Oklahoma defends its wrestling crown, Nebraska dominates swimming with seven meet records set at Lincoln, while Kansas finishes fourth in track with scattered events led by Charles Paths long jump and Graves high finish.
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Oklahoma
Wildcats
Kansans State
K. U
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Jon Sinle
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Moor
Thayer
Town
Lincoln
Tuskers
Iowa State
Columbia
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Charles Paths
Theno Graves
Wellhausen
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Milavine
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Stige Lins
Unclear Sports Calendar Items From Historic Page
A fragmented calendar lists various college and local sports events with numerous OCR errors. Mentions include Hoyas, Centenary, Vine, Bresbydert, and Leavenworth with scattered team names and dates, plus tournament references and regional venues.
Frankenstein stars spark Universals over Kansas City Liners
Frank Lubin and Hyatt, as Frankenstein and the monster, led the Universals to a 22 to 21 upset win over the Kansas City Liners in the Missouri Valley basketball tournament. Lubin sealed the title with a late goal, while Omar Browning had earlier sparked the Liners’ rally. Kansas City suffered a third-place loss to Hutchinson, with the Transits triumphed.
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Kansas City
Mareh
Ati
Ito
Chick Wyatt
Asin
Hotare
Universal Pictures of Hollywood
Missouri Valley
AL Imprompti Mentigenstein
Frankenstein
Frank Lubin
Universals
Eage Tors
Lubin
Hyatt
Unbin
Omar
Browning
Jones
Hutchinson
Kan
GOOD BET FOR GARDEN CARNERS AND IMPER TILIERS MEET IN RING
New York March 1 The prime tatnd bout between Prin Carnera and Ray Tpallitlera next Prin dus night looks the best box office bet. Madison Square Garden has had all winter in a meeting between two suety behontoths vhysteal aulvantiiyes AAV only in adadanile fiyereat Carmen scored over Rug li thie matter of welght 260 pounds for Uh Wat Welds by heights aby foot 7neh ox tenix fost Td Be Carnora aiming in the jraneral direction afin Ute howe with Mix Uner white he may of niyo ot get already his been installed united favorite over the Puckskill N Y Wig boy
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New York
Prin Carnera
Ray Tpallitlera
Prin
Madison Square Garden
Vhysteal Aulvantiiyes Aav
Carmen
Carnora
Howe
Niyo
Schmeling Seeks Title Shot After Tamus Dominance
Hamburg reports Max Schmeling dominates Steve Tamus in a decisive nine round stoppage boosting his bid for a June title shot against Huey. Schmeling’s renewed form recalls his prime as fans buzz over a potential Berlin bout subsidized by Germany’s government.
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Hamburg
Max Baer
Chillenger
Max
Schmeling
Handel
Steve Tamus
Teuton
Huey
Unmis
Ay Ibis
Hla Nian
Charley Harvey
Steve Hind
Tho Ndwig
Anil
Selineling
Hamas
Haer
Ancil Hoffman
Schmeling-Baer
Germ
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Walter Neusel
Frank Shields
Fifth biennial report of Kansas forestry and game commission issued
Evan Edwards reports the fifth biennial review by the state forestry fish and game commission chaired by Gov. Alf M. Landon. The publication notes proposed revenue measures, license changes for fishing, and repeal of a 10 percent revenue split. Details cover parks, fish hatcheries, waterfowl sanctuaries, and license sales in Douglas County with projected park expansion and budget figures.
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State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
W. G. Strong
State Department
Alf M. Landon
Gilesit
Atherton
Eldorado
Lakin Meade
Topeka
Lee Larrabex
Lak and Dale
Frank Robl
Ellinwood
Ona Pieliva
Douglas County
Horseshoe Lake
Mundora
Baseball News Across Spring Exhibition Scenes
In Florida and New York reports a flurry of spring training notes. Pittsburg and Cleveland players show early form in workouts, while Dizzy Dean quips with Atlanta Braves staff about press word. A class B elimination final at Bonney Springs closes the snippet with Turner.
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Stanley Wits
Stanley Nighavon
Bonney Sprdnges
Turner
Life: Story of Glenn Cunningham at Kansas University
Journal World begins today a six part feature by Charles A Grumich of Associated Press Sports, covering the life and career of Glenn Cunningham the world champion miler and former Jayhawker. The special sport feature originates from Kansas City headquarters.
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Miling
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Pion Miler
Charles A. Grumich
Prexa Vsportes
Kansan City
Thia
Journal-Worlt
Still Hopes for Record as He Observes Birthday
Daytona Beach March 11 AP Sir Malcolm Campbell turns fifty hoping for smooth beach conditions to attempt his speed record ride. He seeks to travel 100 miles an hour in an automobile and regain the 276 816 mph record on the wet anxious beach. The coast is rough and the wind must shift northeast for a better racing strand. He vows to continue efforts until the beach is absolutely smooth and the conditions allow the run.
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Daytona Beach
Malcolm Campbell
Michigan wins Big Ten indoor track titles AP note
Associated Press recap lists Willis Ward sweeping three first places as Michigan dominates Big Ten indoor championships. Mentions three years ago Fred Merkle, former Giants first baseman, in a golf tournament at Ormond Beach Florida.
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Associated Press
Willis Ward
Michigan
Fred Merkle
New York Giants
Ormond Beach
Fla
Columbia
Princeton
Win Roller Skate Hockey Upsets Kansas City Team
Lawrence Miller akute hockey team captained by Charles Kerry defeated a Kansas City club 4 to 0 last night to avenge a prior 3 to 2 defeat. Team members included Jess Rush Leer Pegg Tom Sawyer Ted Sparky Berry.
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Lawrence Miller Akute
Charles Kerry
Kansas City
Missouri
Jess Rush
Leer Pegg
Tom Sawyer
Ted Sparky
Berry
Mrs Fay Welsham Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Fay Welsham was brought home from Christ’s hospital early this week and is convalescing satisfactorily after an appendectomy a month ago. Her daughter Mrs Walker Coleman of Atchison assists in her care. Owen Johnston and Miss Adelaide Johnston drove to Kansas City to bring Mrs Johnston home after several weeks of hospital treatment there. Friends are glad she is improving.
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Fay Welsham
Christ's Hospital
Walker] Coleman
Atchison
Owen Johnston
Adelaide Johnston
Kansas City
Johnston
Brackett P T A Minstrels Delight Brackett Fans
The Brackett P T A presented the Carolina Minstrels to packed crowds Saturday and Monday night in the school room. The cast impressed with polished performances and standout acts including Stepping Charlie Patton and High Brown chorus. Mary Louise Reltz led songs. Mrs. Mattie Piper and Mrs. Rachael McKittrick performed as old slaves. Electric Power Boardman and Geraldine Ulm starred in dancing and singing numbers. President June Patchen thanked helpers and presented bouquets for the success. Meeting of officers postponed due to Miss Almee Piper illness. 4-H modal club set for Sunday. local families and new home near Eudora noted.
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Carolina Minstrels
Brackett P.T. A
Brackett
Charlie’ Patton
High Brown
Mary. Louise Reltz
Mattie Piper
Rachael McKittrick
Aimee Piner
Electricity Powers Boardman
Officare
P.T. A
Xortaux
Misa Almee Piper
Pauling Richardy
Mra
Lée Colman
Keith
Robert Ridley
Eudora
Mre
Wilbur Jeffries
Hartarer
Glenn Cunningham A Prairie Boy’s Rise From Dust to Gold
Glenn Cunningham grew up in the Cimarron valley of southwestern Kansas amid dust storms and harsh farm work. A childhood house fire claimed his brother Floyd and left Glenn briefly disabled, yet he rose to athletic fame at Elkhart High and the University of Kansas.
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Prairie
Charles Grumich
Cimarron Valley
Kansix
Notttlya
Hausch
Glenn
Fathay
Cunningham
James
Bausch
Worl
Rausch
Amon
Kansas
University of Kansans
Floyd
Glenn Can
Hrim
Foyt
Ander
Froy‘d
Alater
Latha
Jettore
Elkhart High
Social notes and visits scattered around town
Mrs. BM Richards and Pauline attended a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Sydney Emmett s for Mrs Verne Hall formerly Ida Mae Richards Marion Barlow dined with Mr and Mrs Robert Ridley Arnell Mratiek visited Richland and saw Ad Schearer and Mrs Kennedy who died later Thomas Lind and Mrs RB Richards visited near Vinkand Brneat Kasold and Eugene Kleffer in Kansas City Mr and Mrs Miller Jett visited Missouri homes Uk Reeves family to Florida and California Sehnk family visits noted Le Nor Elkins party attended by Mary Alice Martin Jo Ann Fralick two children ill with disease Brackett VTA plans next Friday March 18 with radi round table and delegate to Salina convention
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BM. Richards
Pauline
Sydney
Emmett
Verne Hall
Ida Mae Richards
Marion Barlow
Robert Ridley
Arnell Mratiek
Richland
Ad Schearer
Kennedy
Thomas [Lind
RB. M. Richards
Rockhold
Vinkand
Eugene Klefer
Kansas City
Mrv
Mra
Miller Jett
Missouri
Mro Miller
Absiy Mr
Reeves
Miller
California
Myx
Aik Sehearer
R. We Yoon Hone
Mise
Richards
Alin Lenorw Elkins
Gehenk Haw
Meinsles
Mary Alice Martin
Jo Ann Fralick
Brackett V.T. A
Salina
Vy Ke Tal
Kansan City
Kaw
Riehtals
Fort pSeatt
George Richards
Stuarts
Chiles
John Chiles
George Chiles
Keith Baugh
By A
Sims
Ralph Miller
Ludean
Lawrence
Frank Miller
Herman Banks
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
Verne R. Hall
Kan
Ide Mae Richards
M. L. Griffin
Paul Griffin
Julius Underwood
wd. C. Ferguson_nand
Arlette Fulton
Robert Gray
Lon Laswell
Lecompton
Charles Dewa
Kanwaks
Kanana City
Falls
Cand
Joe Dodson Ant
Petefiah Ane Teom
Wedding Shower Noted For Mrs Keith Ulrich xt
High Prairie reports a wedding shower planned for Mrs. Keith Ulrich at the H H Ul rich home on a Wednesday afternoon in February. Guests include Philbin Fleshman of Baldwin and local residents as they visited nearby sites and cemeteries.
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H. H. Ulrich
Philbin Fleshman
Baldwin
Loren Williams
Fleshman
Dane
Flory
Pleasant Grove
W.S. Pumroy
Ladies Aid
Orville Puckett
Dan Johnnyning
Walter Dyer
Lucille
Thelma
Maxine
Jesse Wingert
Bullold
Otis
Tym Dane
John WM. Marton
Lurie Sur
Winter social notes from local community club event
Mrs Jerms hosts the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Roslan Skinner and her cousin visited in Bolles View. Dorothy Buemian spent the week with relatives. Kangana City guests Inge and Helen Gras visited. Mr and Mrs Harold Hird visited in Se Springs. Ethan Sins and family were in Toneka. Mr J Buermaan spent Thursday evening with Elmer Shields and Ava. Winter Community club gathering hosted by Mrs Herman Hanks.
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Jerms. Hawks
Will
Woman's Missionary Society
Roslan Skinner
Vou
Bollesview
Newt Hamlin
Max
Dorothy Buemian
Kangana City
Helen Gras
Mra
Flarold Hird
Se 'Springs
George Miller
Ethan Sins
Toneka
Sundiy
Mroo
Mr. J
Buermaan
Ava
Elmer Shields
Herman Hanks
Local club meets amid reminiscences and quilting for a child
Friday gathering with twelve members and guests including Mrs George Miller and Miss Elizabeth Skinner discussed incidents in the Lives of Washington and Lincoln. A hymn titled Carve Your Cross with a Smile closed the session. They quilted a crib blanket for Master Caile n We Pryor, grandson of Mrs Mitchie Hanks, and fresh treats were served. Several town residents were mentioned visiting relatives and moving farms in the Lecompton and Kanwaka areas.
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George Miller
Elizabeth Skinner
Yelleview
dJuanita Chiles
Washington
Lincoln
Carvey
Cailen We Pryor
Mr. and
Mes
Hermit Banks
JinnaNon
Jolly Quilters Meet Amid News of Neighbors in February
The Jolly Quilters gathered on Wednesday February 27 with Mrs Mex and Miss Tess Houk. Neighbors mentioned include Mrs Murphy and Mrs Lenora Kitts of Baldwin and Mrs Edith Schellhoup. Reports covered Topeka trips, showers, a mumps relapse, and a serious accident injuring Mrs Stover.
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Mex
Char
Tess Houk
Guerts
Mra
M, Murphy
Lenora | Kitts
Baldwin
Edith Schellhoup
Roy Deskin
Roll Eall
Nora
Fenton
Wort Scott
Alx
Hero
Roy Deakin
Topeka
Mrc
Loyd Deskin
Shipman Carter
Ida ‘Hall
Sidney Emmett
Tall
Ida Mac Richards
W. O. Nelson
Harrell
Mr. Farrell
Evelyn
Harry Stover
Teeningeh
Mra. Stover and Sons
Mr. Stover
Slosser
Janeleige
Elmer - Warrington
Kanwaka Goodwill
Sable
Stanwix
R. G. Warrington
George Richards
Ben Garher
Ben’ Garberet
John Tonnee Washington Crook Sumthiy
Eleanor
Joan
Femonn
Grory
Elmerow
Ton
Don
Cr Warrington
Fort” Riley
Sigel
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