Kansas University track squad faces uncertain entries for March 21 meet
Tentative KU entries for the annual Missouri Kansas track meet in Kansas City on March 21 were announced. Haddock, Rodkey, O’Leary, Clift, and Rhinehart lead dash and hurdle plans, with Dewall slated for the mile and Oglevie favored in the two mile. Duff or Rhinehart may fill the fourth relay spot. Welty plans a Monday return to shape for the clash.
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Eckel
Oglevie
Judkins and
Butchers
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Judkins
W. C. Hamilton
Don Welty
Hamilton
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Dayhawkers
Enroll Monday for Business Education Stenographer Exams
Bulletin from the Civil Service Commission calls for stenographer exams on March 18. Lawrence Business College begins a new shorthand class next Monday to prepare for government field service jobs and clerical positions in Washington and beyond.
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L. H. S. Seniors to Play in Green Stockings
L. H. S seniors will present a program titled Green Stockings under Mrs. Harald K. Butler at the Bowersack on Monday evening in a spring show. The event, running through the coming week, uses the title as the performance caption rather than any hosiery trend.
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Green Stockings
Bowersack
Three Act Comedy Green Stockings At High School Week
The cast includes Admiral Grice William Faraday Colonel Smith James Raleigh Robert Tarver Henry Steele Martin Evelyn I Madge Mrs Rockin rt i psledlhe ose al ppanells Dunkel Phyllis Ruth Gordon Celia Annie Mitchell and more. Green Stockings is a three act comedy full of witty humor and amusing situations directed by Mrs Harold L Butler.
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Lawrence and city league two squads meet Kansas City foes
Lawrence high school basketball squads travel to Kansas City to face the Kansas City All-Stars and St Josephs Toowtie Lacey National Bank five with coach Rudolph Uhrlaub guiding regulars. Stauffer and Walthers expected to start, game wired to Journal-World for local readers. Also notes first Negro women’s basketball game at University of Kansas Robinson Gym tonight at 7:30.
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Dutch” Uhrlaub
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Bantamweight Champ Pete Herman Wins Surprise Bout
Pete Herman, bantamweight champion, faced Jack Wolfe of Cleveland in a surprise match. Wolfe, once seen as a mere challenger, showed strong coaching influence from Jimmie Duus, suggesting a longer fight could have shifted the outcome. Wolfe’s manager Jimmie Dann believes a future path may see Wolfe challenge Herman, with plans for a bout in New Orleans.
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Kid) Wolfe
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Jack van Hift
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Hults win three of four in league bowling meet
Hults bowling team defeated Stevenson in a four game series 2 24 to 7u 27M to 288 and 2h to 2 24. Hetzel and Stevenson both tied for high with 215. Week standings show Reatz leading with 31 wins and 9 defeats while Hults holds second with 28 wins and several losses.
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Maxwell Bowling Team Wins Two Of Three In Elks Tourney
Maxwell defeated Berger and Wells in a three game series at the Elks Club tenpin tournament. Berger took the first match while the other two games were won by Maxwell and Wells. The outing featured close scores and strong team play as contenders jockeyed for position in the standings.
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Jayhawkers End Season In Kansas City
Kansas University basketball team, led by Coach Hamilton, plans to end the season in Kansas City at Convention Hall facing the Star Seminar five. The lineup features Miller, Brown, Haserman, Sinver, and Peabody, with Nelson and Bunn vying for captaincy as the squad prepares for the annual banquet and captain election.
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Regina Kapeenstein
A private funeral service is planned for Mrs Regina Kapeenstein aunt of Robert EB. She died in New York City and the body will be brought to Lawrence Sunday for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. The service will be held at her home with Clemie Canavan in attendance.
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Tobert EB
New York City
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Canavan
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Joe Park
Ln Oak Mhl
Runaway Horses Stampede Salina Streets in Hailstorm
A Salina storm left three inches of ground cover with half inch hail stones. A heavy minute step visited the city this morning as runaway horses stampeded through downtown streets, adding chaos to the eventful hour.
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Kansas City Livestock and Grain Market Brief
Kansas City markets show receipts of cattle about 500 and hogs around 1 000 with steady tone. Prime fed steers bring 19.00, beef steers 12.00 to 18.00, cows 0.00 to 15.00, stockers 12.00 to 16.50, bulls 9.00 to 11.00, calves 10.00 to 14.50. Hogs sold heavy at 18.60 to 18.85, light 18.00 to 18.75. Eggs at 7e for Firsts. No clear corn or hard wheat futures data provided.
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Kansas City
School Fund Distribution Delivers 280,588 to Counties
Topeka March 15 The state school fund commission distributes 280,588 among counties for school purposes based on 46 cents per school age child from a total population of 521,061. Remaining items include various grain prices and market notes with mixed commodity values.
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Topeka
State School Fund Commission
Labette County Attorney Dies in Parsons at 63
Labette county attorney J W Iden died in Parsons this morning at age 63. He arrived in Kansas in the early days and taught several years in Parsons before entering the practice of law. He will be buried Monday.
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Parsons
J.W. Iden
Kansas
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