Kansas Tracks and Haskell Open Spring Sports
Kansas track under Brutus Hamilton eyes an outdoor bow at Texas and SMU after strong indoor results. Haskell and Lawrence prepare baseball and football squads with key veterans and new talents shaping spring drills and schedules.
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Jayhawks weigh gaps left by graduation with new candidates
Ross Wilbur Schmidt Ed Hat ton and George Trombold lead field for slots as Kansas schedules four outside games including a St Mary's opener on April 11 and a Stillwater meeting with the Oklahoma Aggies on May 12 and 13. Planning for a local industrial league is discussed but no action.
KU spring drill to begin Monday
The University of Kansas football team will report Monday for a six week spring program led by Coach Hargis. About 100 aspirants, including linemen drilled by Mike Getto, begin with conditioning, punting and passing before the Warner system is emphasized. Assisting coaches Getto Bauman Hinshaw join Hargiss. the Jayhawkers face a tough schedule next season.
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Giants Seek Fourth Straight Over White Sox In Fla
In a split of spring baseball reports from multiple camps, the White Sox aim to extend their winning streak against the New York Giants with Ted Lyons on the mound while Fred Lindstrom and Bill Terry return for the Giants. In other notes, the Phillies head to Tampa to face Detroit with three regulars absent, and Eddie Collins comments on size versus skill in infield play amid Giants holdout tensions led by John McGraw.
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Lawrence Garnett game in Ottawa tourney ends 43 to 6
Lawrence high school routed Garnett 43 to 6 on Ottawa Junior High court in a second round district tournament game. Lawrence led 24 to 11 at halftime and held Garnett to no field goals. Next, Lawrence faced Topeka for a semi final at 2 pm with the final to follow at 6 pm. Other scores include Topeka 56 Overbrook 20 and Ottawa 36 Burlington 16.
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Olympic Club Quintet and Henrys Reach Finals
San Francisco's Olympic Club Quintet faces Wichita's Henrys in the national Amateur Athletic Union basketball final in Kansas City. The West champions, first from the West to reach the final, defeated Bethany College 21–11 and 22–7 across two periods to advance, while the Henrys, repeat finalists from 1888, beat Teachers College Ada 23–22 in regulation.
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Haskell boxers to compete in A A U meet in Kansas City
Sixteen Haskell Indian boxers travel with Frank McDonald Candies Fred Gies and John Levi to Kansas City Missouri for the Missouri Kansas invitational A A U boxing championship at the International Arena Monday and Tuesday. Winners advance to St Louis and then national matches in Boston. Over 100 entries expected.
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Topeka State Volleyball Tournament Looms With Kansas Teams
Six volleyball teams from four Kansas cities converge in Topeka for the annual state tournament. Wichita and Kansas City enter Class B Group, with Wichita the defending state champion. Topeka earned state championship potential in regional play, and Emporia joins other entrants as the tournament unfolds.
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Maney visits KU campus as Goodyear rep
Robert Rob Maney three year athlete at Kansas, in basketball and baseball, visited the KU campus yesterday while with Goodyear Rubber Co of Akron. He sat out last season due to an elbow injury but returned for the final game against Kansas State Agricultural College with his elbow heavily padded.
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Goodyear Rubber
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Qualify for State Meet in Topeka Sectionals
Survivors of roughly 150 Kansas high school basketball teams entered in eleven sectional events at Topeka Kansas on March 18 as the state meet qualifiers.
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Decathlon to Return at Eighth Kansas Relays Race
The eighth annual Kansas Relays will feature a two day decathlon April 18 and 19 with top collegiate all around stars from universities and junior colleges. Tom Churchill of Oklahoma may defend his 7422 point Kansas Relays mark while contending with injury concerns and a lineup including events across the Midwest Southwest and Far West as part of an Olympic hopeful program.
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State high school tournaments set semi finals and finals
Class A meets join winners from last week’s Class B tournaments in Kansas City Kansas, Wichita, Salina, Pratt, Pittsburg, Neodesha, Effingham, Dodge City, Junction City, Hays and Ottawa. First and second round games were played yesterday. Final clashes tonight determine 16 teams for the state tournament March 30 to 22. The rest are chosen by season records.
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Rookie dialogue and mixups at Giants spring camp
By AL DEMAREE former pitcher for the New York Giants, the piece recalls training camp humor sparked by a fresh rookie. McGraw tests a rookie asking his field position and hitting, getting a humorous quip about a stopping position and a misheard question about being a pyorrhea litter.
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Rookie’s Bat Sparks Two-Run Score in Center Hit
A stray line from the game describes a rookie making contact to center, driving in two runs and highlighting a pivotal at bat. The scene centers on the batter’s swing and the crowd reaction as the ball reached the gap.
UC Library Holds Over Thirty Five Thousand Volumes
The University of California library reports a collection exceeding 35 000 volumes across its branches, reflecting a substantial academic resource for researchers and students.
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