Basketball crowds surge as Kansas fans pack venues
University statistics show total attendance this season near 60 572, up more than 12 000 from last year. Jayhawkers drew 21 762 at home, with capacities in Robinson Gymnasium reached for four games. Major crowds occurred in St Louis 8 000, Kansas City 6 000, St Joseph 7 900, Manhattan 8 500, and other stops. Total receipts rose to 13 136 87 versus 12 407 69 last year due to more student ticket sales. Tickets for the Missouri Valley indoor meet go on sale at the university athletic office, with reserved sections for each valley school.
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Babies Turned Out in Force at the City Hall
Forty seven babies were present yesterday afternoon for the regular weekly well baby clinic at the city hall. Six new to the clinic attended and three came from out of town. The clinic will be held Wednesday afternoon next week instead of Thursday due to Dr. Eugene P. Sisson’s absence from the city.
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Funeral details for two soldiers killed in airplane crash
Military escort accompanied the bodies of Staff Sergeant Irvin Mackey and Theodore C. Momack to trains for burial. Mackey was shipped to Pittsburgh Kansas and Momack to Apache Oklahoma, following services at Kelly Field for staff.
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City pays damage claim to land takings case
John Shields of 701 Locusti Street was awarded 100 for land taken and damage to his North Lawrence property when the Fort to Fort highway was built past his home. City commissioners, after wrangling and a petition to grant 150, approved a reduced payment of 10.
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Cooper wins prize for Kansas Relays cover design
F A Cooper of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts won ten dollars for the best cover design for the Third Annual Kansas Relays program. His two color design features an athlete rounding a curve and, per Track Coach Schlademan, shows more action than any prior cover. Last year’s winner was Matsuoka, a Japanese student.
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Honor Society admission for Miss Rowena Snyder of Lawrence
Miss Rowena Snyder of Lawrence has been admitted to membership in the Honor Society of Western College Oxford Ohio. Eligibility emphasizes scholarship and also moral character and efficiency. The society elects three juniors annually with senior quotas. Miss Snyder is daughter of Rev Gerrit Snyder and Mrs Snyder of 605 Maine Street.
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Farm relief discussed with President Coolidge by Capper
Kansas senator Capper Republican head of the senate farm bloc talked with President Coolidge today regarding legislative relief for farmers. He said farm legislation would occupy a dominant place at the next session of Congress. The president plans to submit full recommendations for agricultural aid while the agriculture commission will continue to advise the White House. The commission is to meet again next month to consider the McNary Haugen export corporation bill.
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Bern High School Basketball Team Arrives For Lawrence Sectional
The Bern high school basketball squad arrived in Lawrence for the sectional tournament to be held at the Liberty Memorial gymnasium this afternoon and tomorrow. Visiting teams will stay as guests of Kansas University professional fraternities.
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Bird House Prizes Stimulate Junior High Interest
Ralph Harman, manager of Burgner Bowman Matthews, offers prizes for the best bird house built by junior high students. A $5 prize for first, $3 for second, and $2.50 for third. Parking signs placed outside Woodlawn school in North Lawrence to aid safe crossing. Dr Florence Sherbon of the University of Kansas spoke on child health at the Pinckney PTA meeting.
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