Kansas Relays Track Records At KU Promised to Be Tested
Intercollegiate relay records listed from the 1932 NCAA Handbook include Kansas records in 440, 880 yard relays and others. Stanford Yale Georgetown Illinois all hold long standing marks with 1915 Penn Relays distance medley. Indiana may challenge Yale’s 1915 record at future Kansas Relays.
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University of Kansas Memorial Stadium
Kansas
University of ‘Kansas
Coffman
Sickel
Jones
Klaner
Kansas Relays
University of Kansas
Gridley
University of Illinuis
Gould
Carrison
Woolsey
Evpry
Yale University
Wilkie
Barker
Poucher
Overton
Penn
Yale
Indiana
Harry Gill
University of Illinois
Ilinois
U S Tennis Stars Lead Over French Team In Davis Cup
In New York on March 23 AP reports George Lott Jr and Johnny Van Ryn secured the crucial odd doubles win for the United States against France. Gentien and Borotra defeated Shields and Mangin? teams face toss-ups tonight as Mangin and Shields loom key in singles clinching victory.
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New “York
Mar
George Lott, Jr
Johnny van Ryn
America
United States
France
Gregory Mangin
Frank Shields
Antoine Gentien
Jean Borotra
Gentian
Christian Oueras
Borotra
Shields
Mangin
Boussus
Kearns
Surprising Power Tale From Muscle Shoals and Kleiberg Ranch
The Wilson Dam on the Tennessee River in Alabama is the world's greatest concrete power producer after Niagara Falls. Three of eight Muscle Shoals generators supply 60,000 kilowatts and spillway flow yields 250,000 kilowatts, yet Muscle Shoals lacks electric lighting. Surplus power awaits government action. a gasoline lamp accident once fatally burned a mayor. Richard M. Kleberg of Texas owns North America’s largest individually owned ranch, spanning about 1,250,000 acres along the Gulf coast. he inherited after Mrs. King’s death in 1925.
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Wilson Dam
Tennessee River
Alabama
United States
Niagara Falls
Muscle Shoals
Bor
Richard M. Mieberg
Texas
North America
Gulf of Mexico
Kleberg
Cornus Christi
Captain King
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Los Angeles to Gulfport
Yesterday's results list multiple spring games across venues from Los Angeles and Detroit to Gulfport. Notable outcomes include New York’s 11 by Detroit in Los Angeles, Philadelphia defeating Philadelphia in Clearwater, and Baltimore routing New Orleans in Mississippi, with other listed exhibitions across St. Petersburg and San Francisco areas.
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Associated~ Press
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
Oakland
Cal
Pittsburch
Fort Myers
Friends and N. L. Are Church League Victors
Sixty five pine pine pioneers participated in a city championship tournament in Kansas City.
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Friends and
N. L
Church League Victors
Pine-Poneers
Kansas City
Yankees Look Best Bet For Flag
The Yankees emerge as the strongest contender for the pennant with a balanced lineup and solid pitching. Key hitters anchor the offense while the rotation provides reliable starts, boosting their chances to clinch the league title.
Baseball Biases and Bets on 1935 pennant races
Eee By Al Demaree recalls McGraw on second-year wins while projecting 1935 runners. Connie Mack’s Athletics face aging strain, Joe McCarthy’s Yankees not selected by writer, Ruth and Gehrig pace the Yankees, Walter Johnson leads a hustling Washington club with Carl Reynolds added to bolster the outfield in a tight race.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
John McGraw
McGraw
Als
Connie Mac
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Walter Johnson
Svith
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Great Infielder Hailed as Key Yet Aids A’s Flag Aim
The speaker praises a stellar young infielder Crow and notes the Athletics face long odds to win a fourth straight flag. History seemingly favors rivals, casting doubt on a repeat title for Oakland.
Iowa State may get new football coach next year
Reported changes at Iowa State and Oklahoma hint at new head coaches for both programs. George Veenker is named as a potential Iowa State target, with Glen Thistlethwaite resigning at Oklahoma. Lindsey may have offers and an official decision soon while Oklahoma invites applicants regardless of location.
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Iowa State
Ad Lindsey
Oklahoma
George Veenker
Ames
Michigan
Wisconsin U
Glen Thistlethwaite
Veenker
Cyclones
Gwinn Henry
Columbia
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
Bill Hargiss
Dana Bible
Lindsey
Petrolle Battalino Clash Promises Big New York Crowd
Billy Petrolle and Christopher Battalino headline a near sellout at New York arena with elevated ticket prices for the two round bout. Promoters expect strong attendance despite higher costs as fans anticipate a heated clash tomorrow night.
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Petrolle and Battalino
New York
Billy Petrolle
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Madison Set Garden Jamming for Indoor Season Show
Madison expects a strong turnout for tomorrow night at the Garden boosting ticket enthusiasm. The indoor season has created excitement and debate with crowds possibly nearing 15 000 to 18 000 as the event approaches the ring.
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Madison
the .Com
Baseball Briefs From Florida Expositions and Coast News
Fresco Thompson slips to third string at Brooklyn Dodgers after a poor 1931 season. Herb Pennock dazzles with five hitless innings for the Yankees in his first exhibition start. Giants’ Pacific coast venture yields small crowds but favorable weather and decent condition. Cubs rookies Stanley Hack and Bill Herman show improving fielding and hitting, lifting Rogers Hornsby’s mood.
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St. Petersburg
Fla. Mar
Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Pacific Coast
Giants
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Stanley Hack
Bill Herman
Rogers Hornsby
Wrestling results from last night AP report and hockey scores
The Associated Press notes wrestlers Jim Londos from Greece and Joe Savoldi from Michigan scoring quick falls in matchups against Renate Gardini and Charlie Santen with times listed. Other bouts include Stanislaus Bankert and results from New Haven Mila Steinhorn Tiny Roe buck and hockey scores showing Tulsa Olle 1 and Chicago Shamrocks 2 Dwuth Hornets 1.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Renate Gardini
Italy
Allong
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Charlie Santen
St. Louis
Stanislaus
7Zko
Bankert
Germany
New Haven
Conn
Mila Steinhorn
Tiny Roe
Buck
Mil Basion
Iran
Nic Lallimore
Het
Nakodea
Associated Pressee
City
Pleasant Grove Christmas cactus blooms for Mrs Clough
Pleasant Grove reports Mrs R L Clough keeps a Christmas cactus in bloom. A Took party Saturday evening hosted Clarence Beaman Wendell Beaman Roscoe Daniels Carl Russell Elmer Churchbaugh Donald Churchbaugh George Van Housen Robert Ernest Russell Tucker Ralph Messer and the Misses Mable Beaman Clara Hunsinger Norma Baker Marie Daniels Rose Messer. The group played rock and ate popcorn. Additional visits included Mr and Mrs Ray Shuler at Ore Smiths Lone Star and Mrs Oliver Baker from Kansas City. Lois Flory stayed with Betty Peterson. E E Daniels and Lois Flory were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Daniels. Norma Baker shared a Saturday visit with Marie Daniels and Orville Flory and baby from Lawrence attended Sunday with the Florys.
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R. L. Clough
I. S. Flory
Clarence
Wendell Beaman
Roscoe Daniels
Carl Russell
Elmer Churchbaugh
Son Donnald
George van Housen
Robert
Ernest
Russell Tucker
Ralph Messer
Mable Beaman
Clara Hunsinger
Norma Baker
Marie Daniels
Rose Messer
Orville Flory
Lawrence
Local visitors call on sick Mrs Wes ley Flory
Elmer Flory and Mrs Ira Flory with Nettie and Florence visited the Charlie Brohammer home on Wednesday to see Mrs Wes ley Flory who is ill.
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Elmer ‘Flory
Ira Flory
Nettie
Will Postma
Florence
Charles’ Shuck
John Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Lloyd Shuck
Charlie Brohammer
Wesley Flory
Dinner Guests and Social Notes From Michigan Valley Area
Dinner guests at the 1. S. Flory home included Clarence Wendell and Mable Bearman with Lois Flory. Visits extended to Lawrence and Garnett with various relatives. The Social Circle club postponed to March 23 to meet Mrs. Sandy Williams. Several birthday and visiting gatherings described along with club meetings and community visits.
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1. S. Flory
Clarence
Wendell
Mable Bearman
Michigan Valley
Lois Flory
Sandy Williams
Wayne
Orville Flory
Lawrence
Oscar Crane
Ivan
Clarence Crane
Garnett
Kan
Social Circle Club
Len Tee
Ralph Ice
Georgie
Mae of
Stull
N. D. Messer
Otto Smith
Alice
Ila
Marie
Emerson
Nebr
John Daniels
Irene
Patsy Dillon
Benny Jean
Flory
Bobby Messer
Billy Porter
Ivan Crane
Wayne Williams
J. S Flory
Len Ice
Bill Porter
Daniels
Ben Moehler
Washington Creek
Jack Dillon
Norms
Mable Beaman
Knowledge Hill Community Club Meeting Summary
Knowledge Hill Community club met Wednesday March 16 with good attendance. The program included readings by Loyd La Duke Alwinna Thiry and Loyd Housworth many musical numbers led by Wilson Housworth and Harold Skeets with songs by Glenn Colburn and Lyle Colburn. A contest “Blowing the Irish Pit in the Box” awarded a sack of green hearts. Colburn was replaced by Colby as president. The next meeting is April 18 hosted by Mrs Colby and Lula May Murphy.
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Loix Wells
Murphy
Miss Thiry
Clifford Thiry
Alwinne
Donald
Herbert
Willard Thiry
Lewis Mole
Knowledge Hill Community Club
Herbert Thiry
Sara Jane Shaner
Lola
Loyd la Duke
Tares
Loyd Housworth
Harold Skeets
Wilson
Mr. Housworth
The
Mr. Glenn
Lyle Colburn
Alwinna Thiry
Anary
John Thiry
Canary
Colburn
Colby
Lula May . Murphy
Hugley
Muscovia
Housworth
Cecil
Baby
la Duke
Penenton Place
Pleasant Valley
John Canary
Carl ‘Bruckmiller
Frances Thuy
Glenn
George Golburn
Colburn Boys
Haskell Christian Church
Anna Skeets
Mr Shaner
Tilfor
Hoey
Helen Hoey
Tonganoxie
Glenn Colburn
Leavenworth
John James
Oran Housworth
Linwood
Sam Moore
Weeks
Liais Wells
Local Social Notes Highlight Sanders and Shuck Families
Columbia My. and Mrs Tilward Sanders hosted guests including Grover Ulrichard family of Lone Star and August Roehle of Pleasant Grove. Charli e Brohammer hosted a Sunday dinner with multiple couples and relatives. Robert Wilson and wife welcomed a son Robert Russell born March 14 at Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. Mrs Wilson and baby reported doing well. Elmer Flory and Mrs Charlie Brohammer drove Mrs Wesley Flory to Lawrence for medical care as heart trouble troubled Mrs Flory. Jolly Stitchers met with Mrs Gottlieb Nieder, and Wingert family visited Tieck ill in Anderson county.
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Tilward Sanders
Grover Ulrichard Family
Lone Star
August Roehle
Pleasant Grove
Charlie Brohammer
William Wingert
Mabel
Cecil Dover
Charles Shuck
A. J. Flory
Wesley
Lloyd Shuck
Wesley Flory
Will Postma
Clovenece Laurie
Richard
Virgil Shoemaker
Mac Karnes
David Kesler
Frank Deay
Mildred
Will Postman
Florence
Elwood Deay
Wiliam Wingert
Robert, Wilson
Robert Russel
Wilson
Baby
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Elmer Flory
Stony Point Families and Local Birth News
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Limberger and family of Ottawa spent time with Mr and Mrs James Kassing. Mr and Mrs Garfield hosted Thursday afternoon at the B I Holmes home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rockhold now in No 10 district welcomed a six and one half pound girl named Ann Dewane born March 10. Doris Winters was absent from ME school Monday due to Stony Point school game. Coal Creek defeated Grebe Begar 3 to 0 at noon. Jaci Griffis visited Clarence Griffis. Hank Bonura, Dallas Steers first baseman, stated he may not join the team. his contract had not yet been mailed when his letter arrived.
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Joes
Colo
Ft. Gollins
Denver
Gromer
Ft. Collins
Nikkel
Cromer
Joel
Altho
Garfield
B. I. Holmes
Arthur Rockhold
No. 10
Ann Dewane
Doris Winters
Stony
Point School
Coal Creek
Jaci ‘Griffis
Clarence Griffis
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