Kansas Jayhawks Compete in Illinois Relay Carnival
Coach Brutus Hamilton and five Kansas track athletes returned from Champaign Illinois where the Jayhawks posted a creditable showing. Coffman tied Berlinger in the high jump and won the broad jump, while Jones took second in the 800 yards and Sickel placed second in the 75 yard dash. New meet records were set by Kansas relays teams including Wichita College and Pittsburg Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus Hamilton
University of ‘Kansas
Champaign
Jayhawkers
Clyde Coffman
Plecond
Barney Berlinger
Pennsylvania
George Jones
Gordon
Miami
Ralph Sickel
Eddie Tolan
Fleet
Michigan
Flick
Lee Sentman
Illinois Flash
Coffman
Berlinger
Kansas College
University of Wichita
Rennick
Forward
Widney
Manning
Michigan ‘Normal
Pittsburg
Sandusky
Towner
Beil
Brown
Detroit
Gorillas
Emporia Teachers
Shockers
Ar A
Braves Camp Show Bes Third Baseman Emerges
In St Petersburg Florida reports say Charlie Wilson has won a regular berth at third base for the Braves if he can hit as well as field. At Pensacola Paddy Creeden shines at second for the Red Sox, impressing in both field and at bat. Connie Mack signals two reserve outfielders for the Athletics as rookies vie for jobs, with Moore Cramer and Johnson showing promise. Browne camp notes cover Cardinals, Pirates, and White Sox outlooks, including Walter Stewart and Kipsey on the mound and a World Series feel to spring games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Petersburg
Fla
Braves
Foels
Charlie Wilson
Pensacola
Paddy Creeden
Bob Reeve
Red Sox
Brockton
Connie Mack
Athletics
Granny Moore
Bob Johnson
Roger Cramer
Mack
Lou Finney
Jim Lessley
Moore
Cramer
A’s
Fort Myers
Bradenton
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Morning Strikes Out 26 in Twelfth. Huntington Beach Wins
Huntington Beach defeats Bullerton 1 to 0 as Howard Morning fans 26 in the twelfth inning after allowing only one hit through eleven. The winning rally features a single with two outs and a third single driving in the scoring run. A Chicago area tunneling accident is noted with a submerged worker saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
Howard Morning
Morning
Suntington Beach
Bullerton
Cal
John Hix
All American Cage Quintets Named in City Athletic Clubs
First Team forwards include Mr Wichita Henrys and Burks with Kansas City Athletic Club entries Alexander Wichita Henrys guards Dunham Henrys and Hyatt Los Angeles Athletic Club captain. Second Team forwards Hamm San Francisco YMIA and Wilcox Los Angeles Athletic Club center Slekelly. Guilds Weaver Callahan with KC Athletic Club and Wichita Henrys. Third Team forwards McBurney Wichita Henrys and B Carlton East Central Oklahoma Teachers Ada Center McCracken Northwest Missouri Teachers Maryville. Guards Baker Kansas City Athletic Club and Barefiles San Francisco YMIA.
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Wichita Henrys
Burks
Kansas City
Athetic Club
Alexander
Dunham
Hyatt
Los Angeles
Athletic Club
Hamm
Young Men's Institute of San Francisco
Wilcox
Guilds
Weaver
Kansas City Athletic Club
Callahan
Orwards
McBurney
B. Carlton
Oklahoma
Ada Center
McCracken
Northwest Binssouri
Teachers of Maryville
Baker
Barefiles
Kansas high school hoops crown draws 16 in Class A
The 1931 Kansas high school basketball season peaks this weekend with 32 teams vying for Class A and B titles in Topeka. Qfinalists include Manhattan Dodge City Newton Hays Iola Quinter Olathe Topeka Parsons Sabetha and Arkansas City in A and St Marys Academy Eudora College High Pittsburg Osage City Gridley Cullison American Indian Institute Wichita Buhler Byers Menlo Riley Tampa Wyandotte KC Kan the holder failed to qualify after losing to Olathe Newton was last year runner up and Topeka finished third. The Class B bracket returns this year after a gap since 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Wichita
North
Ottawa
Hutchinson
IE. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Manhattan
Dodge City
Newton
Hays
Iola
Quinter
Olathe
Parsons
Sabetha
Lindsburg
Arkansas City
St. Marys Academy
Eudora
College ‘High of
Pittsburg
Osage City
Gridley
Cullison
American Indian ‘Institute of
Buhler
Byers
Menlo
Riley
Tampa
Wyandotte High
Kan
Stribling Schmeling to clash for heavyweight title
In Miami June match likely at Chi. Stribling favored by some, Schmeling show ing strong punch and endurance. Schmeling, 25, has developed with focus. observers note Dempsey era rivalry levels, while fans in Dixie hail Stribling as a hero. Also, ball players' wives impact on clubs noted by AL Demaree.
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Maxime
Miami
Chi
South
Seli Democratic
Dixie
Ade
Dempsey
Schmeinnis
Schmeling
Dempsey-Tunney
Tata
Ield
AL Demarer
New York Giants
Finda
Sec
Sodatciaion
Stribling and Schmeling Eye the Next Heavyweight Title
The article discusses Stribling's toughness and potential to face Schmeling, noting Max’s cautious praise and camera as a comparison. It mentions German boxer Primo being KO’d in Leipzig by an obscure heavyweight and considers whether Camera can handle him. It also highlights Stribling as a veteran contender, W. L. as a nervous aviation enthusiast, and journalists Danforth and Williams contemplating Miami fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Primo
Leipzig
Camera
Strib
W. L
Schmeling
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Constitution
Joe Williams
New York World-Telegram
Miami
Willie
Stribling
Marvin Mart
Kentucky Farmer
Pembroke Cagers Edge Oread Quintet in Kansas City
Pembroke cagers defeated the Oread Training School five by 14 to 10 at Kansas City. Oread led 6 to 0 late in the first half but Pembroke rallied to win as officiating by referee Holle is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oread Training School
Pembroke
Kansas City
Oread
Dal
Wichita,Henrys
Convention Hall
Ftf Pennock
Ae Mutchinson
Henne
Shaad
C Ad Jiryan
Dooley
Dodderidge
Foseshaig Sn
Gfisf Edgerton
Visher
Bo Benjamin
Woah
Jacony
Creueh
Uhlmann
Heferee
Holle
Jayhawker ducks during the sprim practice
Kansas sports notes describe Jayhawker players in sprim practice and reference a Kansas City event. Mentions of Wichita Henrys, Saponal, and a pot rusder play appear in fragmented OCR text alongside box score references and committee participation by Leon Bauman, Kansas wrestling coach, in planning a Missouri Valley AAU tournament to be held in Kansas City March 25 and 26 under YMCA sponsorship with eight class divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Henrys
Kansas City
Saturdi
Kansas City Athletic
Los Angeles A. C
Institute of
San
Leon Bauman
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley A. A.W
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Illinois
K. U
Coffman ‘Was
Jones
West Palm Beach
Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Walter Stewart
Philadelphia Phillies
Chad Kipsey
Florida
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Paul
Inquirers
Jonah
Paso
Ee Cal
Biloxi
Miss
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Orioles
Springfield College of Mobile
Louisville Colonels
San Antonio
Tex
Besh
Chicago White Sox
Sox
New -York Giants
Hudson
New York
Winfieldscott
EMCI
Crow
Santa Ana
McS Tomy
Cage Quintets
Coral
Gables, Fla
Walter Hagen
Henri Uci
Ciuci
Con
Miami Biltmore
Pembroke'Cagers
Oread Quintet
Jayhawker Gridiron
Larry “Moon” Mullins
Notre Dame
H. W
Bill
Hargiss
Mike Getto
Forrest
Frosty” Cox
Jayhawker Ducks
Wie Henrys
Tony
The
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Fishi Lake
Alnds
Nepelee
Phone &F
A. S. Fell
City of
Trenton
N. J
Cremo
Dr. Fell
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Foutorte
Forgcuely
Halied
Tee
Sblio.o
Egeinst
Pevhore, I
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