Punahou Six-Man Relay Team to Compete at Kansas Relays
A six member Punahou academy track team from Honolulu plans to travel April 10 to San Francisco Lawrence and Cornell for major relays. They will race in the half mile mile and medley relay with star seniors led by Captain Jim Danford and sprinters McGuire Wright Bowman and M Kenzie. The trip covers over 10000 miles and includes stops in New York City before returning home.
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Crozier
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K. U
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Igia
Puns
Kansas Relays
Central
Kansas City
Jim Danford
Dempsey Excluded From Garden Plans Amid Fights Shuffle
York March 19 AP The Madison Square Garden promotion of fights sees Dempsey exit from the organization, which shifts toward a Tex Rickard legacy. William Carey slated as president, Mandel and Miller negotiations progress, while possible association with Fitzsimmons or Fugazy looms as plans for Mandell Miller bout surface. Haskell boxers prepare for Topeka show, with Watson and Curtis among entrants flirted with bouts tonight.
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X York
Jack Dempsey
Madison Squares ‘Garden Corporation
Beinbeey
Sammy Mandell
Tay Miller
Chien O
Jun“Der
the Garden
Richard F. Hoyt
William Carey
Sion
Tex Rickard
Garden
Dempsey
Ros
Rickerd
Fugazy
Metropolitan
Jack
Detroit
New York
Jane
Mandell
Miller
Flord Fitzsimmons
Fuenzy
Fitzsimmons
Dempey
Haskell
King
Warrier
Watson
Smifinals
Kansas City
Ite McCoy
Kansas
Halls
Jude Curtis
Paul Onpeting
Industrial Baseball League Plans Set For Season
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting representatives from ten teams drafted rules for the Industrial Baseball League sponsored by the Lawrence Athletic Association. Glenn Michaels was elected president, Warren Decker treasurer, and Wade Pierce secretary. A council of one representative per team will govern and arbitrate disputes, with two umpires hired each night. Play begins April 15 with two sessions. entrance fees are $15 with no refunds if a team drops out. Next meeting is April 1 for team representation and roster filing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Athletic Association
Glenn Michaels
Warren Decker
Bankers
Wade Pierce
K E.P
Biz
Sattat
Industrial Baseball League
League Council
Idague Sands
Indian Cagers Elect Nelson Taylor Captain
Nelson Taylor, star guard of the Haskell Indian basketball team, was elected captain by teammates for 1930. A Pawnee and full blood from Pajc faze Cleaylor, he was a standout during prior seasons and helped propel the Indians to historic success. Two sleepers were placed in the city jail last night.
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Nelson Taylor
Haskell
Braves
Pajcfaze
Cleaylor
T Dians
Louis Weller
Ted ,Wilson
Melvin - Winnie
Haskell Murphy
Wilson
Buster” Charles
Woolworth
Horse Would Have Been A Good Buy In Chicago
Chicago residents recall Golden Prince once offered for 3000 dollars by several stable owners who turned it down. The horse won the Croffo handicap at Tijuana yesterday, galloping away with 98000 dollars, leaving owner L M Newgass rueful about the missed chance.
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Chicago
Mar
Croffo
Tiajuana
L. M. Newgass
Jenny Wrens Meet St Marys Club In Leavenworth Tilt
Jenny Wrens of Lawrence travel to Leavenworth for the third annual Knights of Columbus tournament opening round against St Marys of Kansas City. Game at 8:30 p.m. features additions Elmer Schaake Fred Kester Endsley Jones and Edwards brothers plus Popplewell Foster from the university scene. Last year the Wrens fell in the final by one point and seek better luck this season. St Marys enters as a strong club with Bowmen class and Kansas City Life pedigree.-
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Jenny Wren
Lawrence
Wrens
Elmer Schaake
Fred Kester
Endsley Jones
K. U
Theno Graves
Olathe
Edwards Brothers
Jack ‘Popplewell
John Foster
Phi Deith Theta
Wren
Jenny
Boxing Results From Courtside Roundup In 83 Story Snippet
The report lists multiple boxing outcomes with various opponents and locations including Courtney Oklahoma Philadelphia New York Columbus Cincinnati and Buffalo. Notable bouts feature Lou Bloom Eddie O Dowd and Maxie Rosenbloom with several decisions by outpoint or stoppage.
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Associated Press
Nands Tasei
Courtney
Oklahoma
Andy Mitchell
Long Beach
Cal
Lou Barba
New York
Philadelphia
Maxie Rosenbloom
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Hake Fairy
Artford
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Cuba
al Rackow
London
Harry Corbett
England
Johnny Cuthbert
Drew
Qlumbus
Ohio
Shea
Lou Bloom
Columbus
Cincinnati
Bushy Graham
Uliga
Eddie O'Dowd
Celtrabua
Linon
Neb
Kansas high school basketball brackets announced in Salina
Topeka and Winfield head the upper bracket with Topeka Abilene Parsons and Salina Ottawa in action. Lower bracket pairs include Wilson, Emporia, Fredonia, Newton, Fort Scott, Wellington, Liberal and Wyandotte as the state association outlines the opening rounds. Northwestern pole vault star Tom North expects to chase the world indoor mark of 15 feet 4.75 inches in Chicago.
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Mark
Chicago
Northwestern
Kansas spring football opens with large Jayhawker turnout
Kansas University opened spring football on Mount Oread with 70 players. Coach H W Hargiss led a brisk calisthenics and fundamentals session aided by assistants. Eight lettermen reported, with additional lettermen expected this fall. several freshmen and first year men from Lawrence and across Kansas joined the practice as the squad grew toward strength for next season.
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University of ‘Kansas
Stadium Field
Husky
Kansas
Steward Lyman
Arti Lawrence
Forrest Cox
Carlos Fetty
Dick Mullins
Virgil Paden
Floyd Ramsey
Charlie Smoot
Edwin Hill
Pleasanton
Wallace
Lamb
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Don
Loudon
Chapman
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St. Francis
Lawrence
Charles Allen
Burton Brow
Bernard Carlson
Milburn x Geist
Archie Kennedy
Arthur McKittrick
Floyd
Michaels
Clifford Shenk
Art Sainders
Jim Kennedy
Lewis Tucker
Mt. Oread
Hergiss
Norm
James Giokaris
Johnny Madison
Lee Page
James Stillman
Maria Schwada
Robert Black
Bunny, Black
Ted Garden
Charles Lowden
Waren Reitz
Kansas City
Kan
Paul Adams
Dunlan
Frank Baus
Waldo Miller
Bern
Blonn Stiller
Fort Scott
Robert
McCoy
Hiawatha
Ralph
Pratt
Herington
David Chishausin
Leavenworth
Olaf Prentles
Turon
Gene Roberts
Elkhart
Otto Rost
St. Louis
Cuftard Smith
Charles Smay
Cecil
Sma Parsons
Archie Stralow
Scott Milton Sarem
Jetmore
Rob Schultz
Emporia
Maurice Siebert
Marion
J. _C. Schnorr
Pueblo
Conn
Logan Sanfret
Stafford
Taft Wonddy
Barcard
Ken Willam
Warne Williamston
Tennis teams set to play tonight in city showdown
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Houk and Springer tied to high scores, with players Pierson and Fierson also listed. Drever, Glan, and Sies appear among tennis teams, plus Gus Berger and Underwood. Match details and exact results are unclear but a local tennis event is planned tonight between several teams.
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Houk Kahne
Jane Ton
Houk
Springer
Fierson
Volley Ball Results and Tonight's Local Matches
Volleyball results from last night at the Chamber of Commerce gym show Greyhound Lines 2 45 and other scores. Tonight from 7 to 8 Journal World will play Pine Bros team and from 9 oclock Yellow Camb will play Ernst and Orlick. News notes report two Americans released by bandits after capture near Washington and Durango, with captors reportedly caring for them.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fall Dow
Pictase
Five Invitation High School Teams Named for State Tourney
The State high school association announced Friday and Saturday’s city tourney entrants. Five invitation teams Ottawa El Dorado Port Scott Salina Wellington join a 16 team bracket with sectional winners from Topeka Wyandotte Winfield Abilene Chase Emporia Fredonia Liberal Newton Parsons and Wilson. Drawings by Thom as Edmonds Dwight Ream and John McLean Salina set for WIBW at 6 05 pm. Opening games Thursday 7 pm with finals Saturday night.
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B.A Hien
Athi Ati
Ream
John McLean
Salina
K.A
Wyandotte
Topeka
Ottawa
Cooks
Montana State Quintet Rejects Return Series With Champions
Bozeman Mont March 19 AP A proposal for a three game series between Montana State College and the Cooks of Kansas City National AAU basketball champions was rejected by the Bobcats Coach Schubert Dyche said his team was not interested in more games this season due to late schedule The Cats won two of three in a recent Montana series and M L G opens a Rocky Mountain Conference title run in Denver Saturday night.
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The
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Montahans
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Bobcats
Denver
Cats
Cooks
Montana
Babe Hunt Wins by Knockout in Wichita Fight
Babe Hunt of Ponca City Oklahoma defeated Red Fitzsimmons of Los Angeles by knockout in the eighth round of a ten round bout in Wichita Kansas. Hunt outweighed Fitzsimmons by 16 pounds and pressed a heavy lead through the earlier rounds. In the semifinal, Wildcat Monte of Fort Worth Texas defeated Buster Brown of St Joseph Missouri in a lightweight bout.
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Wichita
Kan
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Red Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles
Wildcat
Repartee With Catcher Keeps Elemen On Edge
Dartmouth seniors weigh in on football as the outdoor sport, while the article recalls umpire banter between Bill Klem and Chicago catcher Jimmy Archer. It notes Klem’s readiness for argument and his famous line I may be wrong personally but officially I’m always right, with Connolly echoing the same sentiment.
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New York Giants
Bill Elem
Jimmy Archer
Chicago
Cub
Klem
Jimmy
Bill
Archer
Tommy Connolly
Legion meet to organize boys baseball teams
Eligible youths up to 17 by Sept 14 may join the Liberty post gathering at the post hall over the Peoples State Bank Thursday evening. George Reed leads the post baseball activities, planning multiple teams to contest with other posts in state leagues and regional major league events.
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Legion
Liberty
Waner joins Pirates as Seals aid show rickety Bucs
AP dispatches from multiple spring training sites report Lloyd Waner accepting terms to join the Pittsburgh Pirates, while the San Francisco Seals contribute to a shaky lineup. Paul Waner remains silent as the Bucs lose 4 2 in Fort Myers. Other notes: Yankees, Cubs, White Sox, Browns, Phillies, and Braves undertake varied pre season activities and disciplinary actions.
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San Francisco Seals
Lloyd Waner
Paul
Waner
Edelbrock and neighbors visit Capta ins Creek
Mr and Mrs William Edelbrock and family plus relatives from Hadora called on. Jim Ellis and Fred Korth Jr visited Lawrence shoppers. Harris and Grandview residents rented Zevir ranch for a year arriving with four trucks. Two children to enter De Soto High School. Local families listed among Saturday visitors and arrivals.
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Clara
Mary Welborn
Arthur
Howard ‘Miller
Glenn
Bobby
Elroy Parker
Clarence Everly
Donna Mae
Fay Ann
Jackie
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Lewis Middleton
R. R. Middleton
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Anna Schutz
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Kansas City
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DeSoto
Anna Smith
Earl Steed
Clarence Hale
J. A. Reynolds
de Sote
Lyman Corliss
Topeka
Walter Osborne
Cora Corliss
Charles Jeffres
Lon Tale
Thei
John W. Davis
Cavers
Will Gordon
Lon Hale
Morgan Farm
Rachel Woodard
Hesper
Luther Klopfenstein
J Curtis
Bagby
Ted .Kramer
Ray Kurtz
Evelyn Hale
Maggie Plummer
Anna Paxton
Marion Plummer
Albert Miller
Clara Todd
William Chiney
Clearfield
Roy Kurtz
Bert Dowding
William Reed
Charles
Pleasanton
Kan
D. T. Osborne
Esther
Harry Ambler
George
Fred Weed, Jr
Grant
Lawrence
William Edelbrock
Billy Bob
Lila
Jean
Billy
Bob
Lila Jean
Hadora
Jim [Ellis
Fred Korth
Arthur’ Harris
Grandview
Zeviyr Ranch
Otheir
DeSoto High School
Eisdorasho Coppers
Horace Woo
Fred ‘Fale
Mes
Sam
Neil
Delbert
Jim Anderson
Ed Mistele
Edward
William Seiwald
Thefts of License Plates Reported to Police
Thefts of two 1920 license plates from cars were reported to the police last night. The new $45,000 Union Pacific passenger station at Marysville is virtually completed and ready for occupancy.
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Ee Destartment
Conte
Union Pacific
Railroaad
Marysville
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