Track prospects at Haskell good this spring
After the basketball season ends at Haskell, track work begins under Coach A M Venne. Plans call for trial meets with the University of Kansas and Baker University, plus engagements with William Jewell, Kansas City Polytechnic, Emporia Normal, and Camp Funston Divisional teams. Eight letter men return, led by Bates Campbell Winnie and Davis, with younger athletes to fill pole vault and longer events as Venne builds a broader schedule and athletic policy to train war-time soldiers.
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William Jewelle
Kansas City Polytechnic School
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Campbell
Hanks
Gerchee
Davis
Bently Murdock
Black
Navy
Carlisle
Jim Thorpe
Last Game for Haskell Meets Ottawa in Tight Finale
Haskell faces Ottawa University Wednesday night in the final game of the season. Ottawa must win or tie Baker for first in the triangular league to claim the title. Haskell loses two key players including captain Benny Murdock, reducing the team’s strength.
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Ottawa University
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Baker
Ottawa Fam
Lawrence Five
Ottawans
Benny Murdock
William Murdock
A M Venne Relies On Younger Men For Team Growth
A M Venne has had to depend on the younger men to develop his athletic teams. The statement reflects a shift in leadership and reliance on rising players to build success.
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A. M.venne
Bunker Duty Described During Shore Leave
The narrative recalls sailors in bunkers loading baskets with shovels, one scoop per basket, and a steady exchange of full and empty containers. After an hour of this drill the men return to card games, reading, and cussing the books that shelved their shore leave fun, while debating when they would sail again.
Miss Vaughn Hosts Farewell for W. E. White Guests
Friday evening the Misses Vaughn invited friends of W. E. White to bid him farewell before his departure to Topeka to join Abe Steinberg's Mercantile House. The gathering included H. Hutchings, Mrs. Hutchings, H. Bullene, L. Ewing, Lizzie and Zora Howard, Anna Estate, A and 8 Rugh, Bessie Hutchings, Lena and Lillie Woyahn, Dove, Krause, Lipton, Arthur, McConnell, Hackett, Esterly, Brelsford, and Churchill among others.
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Lillie
Dinnie Moore
Lena
Lillie Woyahn
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Dove
Krause
Lipton
Arthur
McConnell
Hackett
Ernst
Esterly
Brelsford
Churchill
Dream Balm Ad Promises Instant Relief For Catarrh
An early 20th century advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion from catarrh. The copy claims the product clears air passages, stops headaches, and allows normal breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils. Also mentions U S Treasury debt certificates and local sports notes from Watkin Bank era.
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Ely
Jayhawker Basketball Banquet Plans Captain Election
The annual Jayhawker banquet and captain election for next season will be held Wednesday night in Bricken's Cafe. The athletic board may award seven or eight letters that night, pending decisions.
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Jayhawker
Bricken
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