Haskell Adopts New Athletic Policy for Indians
Haskell Institute approves a policy limiting athletic contests to high school level due to average student age 18.24 years. Football games with colleges and junior colleges will be cancelled next fall. baseball and boxing may continue. Coach John Carmody remains. intramural programs to be expanded as part of a move toward equal, education-focused competition.
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Haskell Institute
G. Warren Spaulding
Washington
Haskell
Spaulding
John Carmody
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Old Athletic Association
Bornina Sayle
Oklahoma Cagers Meet Utah State at Frisco
Top teams from four western conferences clash at the Golden Gate Exposition tonight as NCAA eliminations begin. Utah State faces Oklahoma while Oregon meets Texas. winners meet tomorrow for the western title and the western champion advances to the Chicago national playoff against the eastern winner Ohio State on March 27.
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San Francisco
Mar
National Collegiate Athletics Association
Utah State College
University of Oklahoma
University of Oregon
University of Texas
Ohio State
Chicago
Week End Sport Briefs of Spay
Denny Shute and Bill Stark win the national amateur pro bestball title by defeating Marvin Stahl and Chick Herbert 6 and 4 in the Sc-hole final. Chuck Fenske runs a four minute twelve and a half second mile in Chicago. Michigan State Normal College wins a team title as Beach California entries score. Bobby Peoples of California throws 25.175 meters to threaten the American record. Oklahoma A and M wrestlers rack up 683 points to capture the national state AA championship for the third year. A car insulated against poison gas is now manufactured and produced in quantity for potential wartime use.
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St.Augustine
Fla
Denny Shute
Bill Stark
Marvin Stahl
Chick Herbert
Chicago
Chuck Fenske
Armour Tech
Michigan State Normal
S ‘Beach
Cal
Bobby Peoples
California
Lancaster
Oklahoma
Women A A U Cagers Start Tourney Tonight
Wichita Kan March 20 The women s National A A U basketball tournament opens tonight with about 200 players ready to show how much girls basketball has evolved since grandmothers time Ten teams play tonight as twenty five clubs from fourteen states begin the six day grind to crown a champion
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Wichita
Kan
Midwest
Iowa State Baseball Team Drafts Six Veterans
Iowa State's six veteran players return to form the core of a largely new squad. Capt. Othmar Pudenz and Floyd Whitford headline the infield, while Everett Kischer Stan Swandahl Don Weber and Dean Drury provide pitching depth as the Cyclones prepare to open spring play against Simpson College next week.
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Ames
Iowa State College
LeRoy Timm
Cyclone
Timm
Simpson College
Othmar Pudenz
Floyd Whitford
Everett Kischer
Stan Swandahl
Don Weber
Dean Drury
Iowa State
Masoner Narrowly Misses World Mark in Butler Relays
KU hurdler Paul Masoner won the 60 yard low hurdles at Indianapolis in 6.8 seconds missing the world record by a tenth. Michigan led Butler Relays with 46 points while Indiana second. Don Bird and John Dean tied for second in pole vault. Kansas placed all six entrants. next meet is Texas Relays April 1.
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Paul Masoner
University of Kansas
Butler
Kansas University
Missouri
Kansas
Indianalois
Don Bird
Jayhawk
John Dean
Notre Dame
Milton Padway
Wisconsin
Tommy Warne
Northwestern University
Indiana
Michigan
Chester Cox
Dalet Heckendorn
Ernest Klann
Ray Harris
Harris
Klann
Texas
Michigan State
Marquette
St. Louis Browns Lead Grapefruit League with Early Wins
In New York a Grapefruit League update shows the St. Louis Browns atop with six wins and no losses after 56 exhibition games. The New York Giants, Chicago Cubs, and Washington Senators also remain undefeated, while the Yankees stand at four and four. Fred Haney warns of a link between early success and season outcomes for the Browns. The Giants total 53 runs in five games as spring play continues.
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New York
Mar
Citrus Belt
St. Louis Browns
Browns
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Washington Senators
Fred Haney
St. Louis
Fans weigh Kan Johnson league team in Fairbury meeting
Baseball fans from Manhattan Concordia Beloit and Marysville Kansas attended a meeting in Fairbury Nebraska to discuss sponsoring a team in the central division. The group will decide the final plan by April 1. England now regularly imports mutton from Iceland.
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Fairbury
Neb
Manhattan
Concordia
Beloit
Marysville
Kan
Gun Club Records Shatter at Lawrence Scene
Dr Arthur S Anderson set a new club record at the Douglas County Sportsmen's club benefit in Lawrence, hitting 137 straight blue rocks to surpass Dick Williams' 109. Skipper Williams joined the day’s record list with 25 straight rocks in the junior category, while multiple shooters earned wins across races and shoots. The next shoot is scheduled for Sunday April 2.
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Arthur S. Anderson
Lawrence
Dick Williams
Douglas County
Anderson
Skipper Williams
Skipper
Galento Named No 1 Heavyweight Contender by N A A
The National Boxing Association again names Tony Galento as the No 1 challenger to Joe Louis. The rating committee notes it neither sponsored Galento nor guaranteed his challenge. Joe Tuiner votes to leave the top spot vacant amid other rankings and recent reinstatement of Bob Pastor.
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Washington
Mar
National Boxing Association
Tony Galento
Galento
Joe Louis
Joe Tuiner
Illinois
Bob Pastor
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Red Burman
Maurice Strickland
Nathan Mann
Roscoe Toles
Johnny Paychek
Tony Musto
Little Dade
Peter Kane
Jackie Jurick
Kane
Leo Rodak
Joey Archibald
Petey Braise
Stoop parade and sports notes hint at future moves
Eddie Brietz surveys sports chatter from New York noting Johnny Woodruff will join Columbia as a graduate student and run for a local club. Mentions Clair Bee offers, Rice football prospects, Lou Nova preparing in Hot Springs for Baer, boxing trivia, and Ryder Cup venue hints at Ponte Vedra Beach.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Stoop
Johnny Woodruff
Pitts
Columbia
Pacific Coast
Clair Bee
Giesels Texans
Rice
Owls
Lou Nova
Hot Springs
Max Baer
Nickerson High Wins State B Championship in Kansas
Nickerson high school captured the Kansas class B basketball title with a 41 36 victory over Bison in the final. It marked Nickerson’s first state title since 1913 when Reno Rural won. Inman beat Lebo 32 19 for third place.
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Hutchinson
Mar
Pi—Nickerson High School
Kansas
Bison
Reno Rural High
Inman
Lebo
Thompson wins Vezi na trophy for 1937 38 season
Tiny Thompson Boston goalie receives the George Vezina trophy as outstanding goaltender for the 1937 38 NHL season.
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Tiny Thompson
Boston
George Vezina
Tony Scarpati
Lou Ambers
Gallant Sir
Agua Caliente
Winfield Crowned State Cage Capital With Wins
Winfield Kansas celebrates a basketball sweep as Southwestern College won the National Intercollegiate title 32 to 31 over San Diego State in Kansas City. Winfield High School captured the state interscholastic title 22 to 18 at Topeka. St Johns Academy won an all Lutheran tournament in St Paul. Lloyd Tucker and brother Gerald led the pair with Marvin and Olin on the college squad. Ward High School of Kansas City claimed third in Ark Valley play with 86-38 victory. Third place in the College Kansas City tournament went to Glenville Teachers College over Peru Nebraska 75 to Ao.
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Winfield
Kan
CPI
Southwestern College
San Diego State
Kansas City
Southwestern
Winfield High School
Topeka
St. John’s Academy
St. Paul
Minn
Lloyd Tucker
Gerald
Poe Marvin
Olin
Lloyd
Eatch
Ark Valley League
Ward High School
Ward
Glenville Teachers of
West Virginia
Peru
Nebr
Golfing Country Club Notes Include New Members And Course Upgrades
Guests at the Gerald Hesse club yesterday included Dr. Fred T. Renick John Carmody F O H Bivies and Vivian James Claude Williams joined as a new member. Improvements continue on fairways with new trees planted on number 8 and around number 7 green. Distances markers were reversed painted for tee and green readings benches on tees being installed. Chick Pontius attends a Midwest greenskeeping meeting in Kansas City while Cecil Smith starts fairway roller work. Topdressing begins later this week and water is turned into mains on the course. Greens are in good but fast condition.
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Country Club
Fred T. Renick
John Carmody
F. O H. Bivies
Viven James Weer
Gerald Hesse
Drouth
Chick Pontius
Kansas City
Cecil Smith
Pontius
Column Mourns Passing of Local Golfer Jerry Penney
The column notes the death of Jerry Penney, a friend known for his golf stories and assistance in tournaments. He was a good fellow, a skilled golfer, and a true sportsman.
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Jerry Penney
Jerry
Training Camp Briefs from Various Spring Activities
AP wire reports from Sarasota St Petersburg Lakeland San Bernardino New Braunfels Baton Rouge recount spring exhibition efforts. Contenders include Wade with Boston, Gehrig rusty, DiMaggio and Dicker aiding, Poffenberger on Tigers, Lyons to White Sox, Prothro resting Phillies, Giants aid LSU with a veteran lineup for a practice game.
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Sarasota
Fla
Tom Yawkey
Louisville
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Colonels
Dake Wade
Detroit Tigers
Sox
St. Petersburg
Louw Gehrig
New York Yankees
Tou
Bil Dicker
Joe DiMaggio
St. Louis
San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Mookes
Ted Lyons
Striking Out Five Batters in a Rough Dugout Scene
A garbled game report notes five batters struck out and references various players and teams in a confusing sequence. It mentions New York, athletes, managers, and a possible past week with unclear actions and results.
Baldwin News Highlights Local Meetings And Guests
The Monday Nich il will meet at Mrs. Clyde Stewart's home. Rebekah lodge hosted a St Patrick s party with committee members Mrs Oscar Turner Mrs Simpson Taylor Mrs George Summers Mrs Clyde Stewart Mrs Ruby Tadlock and Miss Berneice Stanley. Dr and Mrs William E Beard and daveliners Helen and Dorothy of Topeka were Sunday dinner guests of Rev and Mrs George S Casper. Miss Ann Kuraner of Kansas ...
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Wecho
Clyde Stewart
Rebekah Lodge
St. Patrick's
Oscar Turner
Simpson Taylor
George Summers
Ruby Tadlock
Berneice Stanley
William E. Beard
Daveliners
Helen
Dorothy
Topeka
Beard
George 8. Casper
Ann Kuraner
Kansas
Baker University alumni club dinner in Kansas City
The Baker University alumni club of Kansas City met Monday at Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church for dinner and a program led by Nelson P. Horn president, with Dr Cassius Se Street and local speakers. The Baldwin branch of the American Association of University Women held its March gathering at Mrs Irving D Bartleys with Dr Horn as guest speaker on Educational Objectives. A piano solo by DeBussy was performed by Miss Margaret Davis. Tea and sweets were served. St Patrick's day symbols adorned the table. Professors Gaskell mourned as his mother died February 20 after a two week illness. J Ward Spielman’s father died in Topeka after major surgery. Marvin Price earned his first Masonry degree last Tuesday evening with district deputy Plummer.
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Baker University Alumni Club
Kansas City
Wek
Linwood Boulevard
Methodist Church
Nelson Pe Horn
Baker
Cassius Se. Street
Baldwin
American Association of University Women
Irving D. Bartley
Nelson P. Horn
DeBussy
Margaret Davis
Baker School of Music
H. Rk.bright
B. A. Gessnen
Richard Marsh
Professor Gaskell
J. Ward Spielman
Topeka
Overbrook
Marvin Price
Masonic Hall
Mr. Plummer
Perry
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