Hargiss Pleased With K U Squad
University of Kansas football drills open with seventy five candidates under coaches Hargiss Waldorf Hinshaw. Two groups work on fundamentals, charging and blocking as new tackle style introduced. Three weeks in Lawrence with headquarters at University Club as assistants prep the squad led by head coach Hargiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Harri Lynn
Waldorf
Steph Hinshaw
Pokch
Bill” Bargiss
Hihshaw
Frog
Coarh Hargiss
Hargiss
Emperiay Teachers’ College
Oklahoma City University
Steve Shaw
Jarsons Junior College
Jobe Bunn
Lawrence
University Club
Harford Hauser
Dolier
Stover
Paddock
Brown
Hill
Memish
Kilne
French
Schroeder
Turner
Burnnett
Klipenger
Scott
Osborn
Tipton
Sturreon
Pitluck
Liberman
Gibb
Hare
Parker
Hart
Wwarner
Shultz
Endaentz
Klaas
McKee
Meltcher
Carverier
Reinhold
Bowling Scores Stand Amid Tournament Struggles and Shifts
Kansas City reports on the bowling tourney with top riders in the single, five, and all-events. S. Grden of Columbus and C. Tathsagk of Manitowoc lead in their events as Chicagoans Doll Anderson and Trapp break into the top ten. The season opens with McInnis reflecting on spring training’s double-edged demands and the tough job of steering a leading club through changes and injuries.
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Kansas City
S. Grden
Columbus
Ohio
C. Tathsagk
Manitewoc
Wii
Ty. Plade
Bellevue
Hy AL Vemarre
New York “Giants
Fien
McInnis
Iisc
TILDEN IN CHARGE
Augusta GA March 20 1API Bill Tilden captain of Americas 1928 Davis Cup squad believes training should come from common sense and starts candidates early for the team to recapture the cup from Lacoste Cochet Borotra and Brugnon He emphasizes no strict rules just practical routines and self discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bill Tilden
America
Acsill
Tilden
Assen
Coxs Captains Matmen Picked For 1929 Team
Thomas A Cox of Wichita, a two year letter man and former two time Wichita high school captain, was elected captain of the 1929 Missouri Valley wrestling team in a midday meeting with Coach Guy Lookabaugh. Cox is a junior in liberal arts and sciences and competes at 145 pounds.
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Thomas A‘ Cox
Wichita
Missouri
Valley
Guy Lookabaugh
Cox
University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Grover Named Starter for Kansas Relays Run
John C. Grover of Kansas City Missouri will be the starter for the Sixth Annual Kansas Relays April 21 at Memorial Stadium announced by Dr F G Allen. Grover has started the Relays four times before and invitations go to 650 high schools to enter this twenty fifth annual Inter scholastic track and field meet on April 20 open to Kansas State High School Athletics Association members.
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John .C. Grover
Kansas’ City
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Relays
Kansas State High Scool Athletics Association
K. U. Athletic Association
America
Malcewicz Beats Dusek In Two Of Three Falls
Utica panther Malcewicz defeated Nebraska heavyweight Rudy Dusek in two of three falls in Kansas City. First fall 39 minutes crotch hold, third fall 24 minutes 50 seconds reverse body hold. Second fall went to Dusek in 20 minutes 50 seconds with a bar arm.
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Kansas City
Mar
Joe Malcewicz
Utica Panther
Rudy Dusek
Nebraska
Malcewicz
Dusek
Lawrence High Athletes Prep For Spring Sports Season
Lawrence High School gears up for spring football and track after a winter of basketball. Veterans led by Captain Carl Atton and Red Birch return to defend events at Leavenworth, with Melvin Anjong coaching and a roster of candidates including Birch, Riesen, Mettier, Barber, and Ward set to report for practice at Cordley Field.
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Cordley Field
Melvin Griffin
Corslest
Lawrence High Sence
First Life Term by New States Law
Topeka announces the first record under the Kansas habitual criminal law. W. T. Bennett received a life sentence in Ledewitk County for first degree robbers and is jailed at Lansing. The law, modeled after New Yorks Baumes, doubles for a second felony and delivers life on a third conviction. Bennett had prior terms in Oklahoma facilities.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Exnor
A. S. Foulks
Nardon Aloynes
W. Tx Bennett
Ledewitk
Ahh
Lansing
Fred R. Hammond
Burlington
New
Second Victim of Tower Jump at Eiffel Tower
Paris reports the second fatal parachute jump from the Eiffel Tower when balloon jumper Bota fell 380 feet after his canopy failed to open during a test. The earlier trials used sandbags.
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Paris
Mar
Bota
Eiffel Tower
Bes
Botal
Riverside social notes show neighbors visiting over weekend
Mr and Mrs J M Harrison were called on Sunday evening while Mr and Mrs C E Tompkins visited Fred M Brown's. Sheery came from Lane Kansas for the weekend. Corwin Speery spent Sunday afternoon with Javis Lashmett. Mrs Fred M Brown and son Teddy Leon came home from Memorial Hospital. Philip Netherland of Emaria visiting Fink family. Frank Brown and family visited the Browns Sunday. T Prosser and new tenants in E Lee Garrett's place. Mrs J T Prosser visited Mrs Martin Miller Monday. LaVon Brown and Thressa Husted are born of a con big week due to sickness. Robert and Adelia Miller called on Glen and Ruth Oatman Sunday. John Kaasson family moved to Stewart.
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J. M. Harrison
L. A. Bear
C. E. Tompkins
Fred M. Brown
Sheery
Lane
Kans
Corwin Speery
Javis “Lashmett
Teddy Leon
Memorial Hospital
Philip Netherland
Emaria
Fink
Frank Brown
Fred Brow
T. Prosseri
E.lee Garrett
T. Prossers
Martin Miller
LaVon Brown
Thressa Husted
Robert
Adelia Miller
Glen-and- Ruth Oatman
Tobn Kaasson
Stewart
Riverside school hosts 4 H Club meeting and birthday
A Riverside school gathering hosted the 4-H Club with Fern Sasson absent as president Willett Colle teGreath community leader and Miss Edna Cale. Music games and refreshments followed a birthday celebration with gifts and dainty treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistriot
Rineed
Aspinic
Barker-Lakeviaw
Riverside
Fern Sasson
Willett Colle
Meeting of health leaders in Far Welbs held in Lawrence
Leaders of the Far Welbs met in Lawrence on a rural health contest day. Attendees included Helen Grace, ennis Bearman, Kanwaka's hatin chayat J.S. Taylor, Springer, Fred O. Pet arzon, and others. They received nutrition instruction at the session.
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Lawrence
Helen Grace
Ennis
Bearman
Neten
J.S. Taylor
Springer
Fred O. Petarzon
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