Jayhawker Scrimmage Shows Fight Against Haskell Braves
The University of Kansas varsity football scrimmage with Haskell Indian Nations yesterday afternoon produced a spirited, scoreless session. Coach Clark used multiple lineups and substitutions, praising the defense and noting strong showings by Harold Schmidt Charles Wall Zeke Burton and Tommy Meyers as candidates for next season’s backfield.
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Charles Wall
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Ott
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Meyers
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Kansas Relays Push Sticker Campaign April
At a Kan sas Relays planning meeting the student managers decided to start a sticker drive in early April to build enthusiasm. Stickers will be placed in car windshields in surrounding towns and given to University students to distribute during Easter vacation. High school players visiting Lawrence for the state tournament will receive stickers for their suitcases. Coaches will tour state towns in April and speak to schools about the relays. University radio station KFKU will broadcast talks on the event.
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Indians Enter Relays at Kansas Relays
Athletic Director R. E. Dick Hadley announced that the Indians will enter relays in the mile and half mile events at the third Armial Kansas Relays. The two mile relay is seen as strongest, with a quartet of fast 880 men. Haskell Institute also fields teams.
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R. E. “Dick” Hadley
Puple and Gold Institution
Haskell Institute
Elks Bowl for Edmondson Leads Bowling Scores
Edmondson posts 637 series and 491 in doubles with strong marks from Reatz 676 699 712 and Shimmons 717. Green and Pough contribute solid scores as the Elks prepare for seven-back matchups against Teter and Arnold. Burton returns to Aggieville after coaching stints at Haskell.
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Green
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Arnold Ats
Athletic leaders stress sportsmanship at Topeka dinner
Dr. F C Allen athletic director Kansas spoke at a Topeka Central YMCA dinner on clean sportsmanship. He urged that fair play in sports carry into life and that fathers and clean athletes must lead the way for younger boys.
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F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
Topeka Central
Sigma Chis Defeat Delta Sig Pis 20 to 18 in Intramural Final
The Sigma Chi team defeated Delta Sigma Pi 20 18 at Robinson gymnasium to clinch the intramural championship. Both teams featured star performances with two brothers combining for 13 points for Sigma Chi while Woodworth led Delta Sigma Pi with five field goals and three free throws. The Sigma Chis have dominated intramural basketball for five straight years.
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Haskell Institute Opens 1925 Baseball Season April 8
Haskell Institute begins the 1925 baseball season with a April 8 home opener against Baker University at the Indian diamond. Coach Pat Hanley has the team working hard to beat Methodists, with bright prospects and several home games already arranged. Innes Hackmandry Goods Co will present a silver loving cup to the junior college mile relay winner at the Kansas Relays in Memorial Stadium April 18, replacing the old military class.
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Memorial Stadium
Testing Organization Selects County Directors
Douglas county dairymen meeting at the Chamber of Commerce formed the Douglas and Franklin Cow Testing Association. The testers will visit dairy farms to test milk and report on feeding. K. G. Clark and Van Ray Mier were named directors. Harold Chamney serves as president and W B Dalton as secretary treasurer.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Harold Chamney
W. B. Dalton
Law rence Girls' Physical Education Demonstration
Parents of junior and senior high girls may view the department's showcase on Thursday night April 2 at the Liberty Memorial building. Proceeds from the entertainment go to the Lawrence recreational association treasurer. The program features drills dances and stunts by the girls.
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Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Delivers Fast Relief
A compact vintage ad touts Freezone as a tiny bottle that stops foot corns quickly with no pain. It claims the product removes hard and soft corns and even corn between toes without causing soreness or irritation, priced for a few cents.
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Lawrence High Preps For State Tournament
Lawrence High School coaches finalize lineup for state tourney at the University of Kansas. Key guard Bud Kennedy out due to weak heart. Expected starters: Foster, Foresman, Fearing, Jones with Kennedy replaced. Local supporters and families shown traveling for the event and school activities surrounding the prep.
Worden Family Updates and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Heim motored to Ottawa Thursday. Mrs Charlie Schwartz and Virgil visited Thursday with Mrs Jose Heffner. Bill Lynch motored to Lawrence to see his daughter Iren at McConnell Hospital. We are glad she may leave hospital early next week. Baldwin callers included Charles Elm Davison and Harbour Heffner and Deskins.
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Bill Deskin
Pete Vogler
Johnie Elm
Kansas
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Helen
Cora. Lutz
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Michael
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Dorothy
Leroy
Centropolis
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Will. Pippert
Elliott
Maxine
Pauline
Rich
E. W.wineinger
Charles Desquée
Lawrence
Dudley Gilges
Barnhart
Crist
Johnnie. Breithaupt
Ella Heinan
Reese Swimley
Claud Williams
Wineinger
Widerson
Bill
Fred ‘Heim
Ottawa
Charlie Schwartz
Virgil
Jose Heffner
Bill Lynch
Iren
McConnells Hospital
Baldwin
Charles Elm
Davison
Harbour
Dave
Heffner
Phillip Milk of Magnesia Authentic Claim In Adclaims
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the original physician prescribed antacid laxative and corrective for 50 years. It markets 25 cent and 50 cent bottles with directions via drug stores, urging buyers to accept only genuine product.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Maryland Day events and conferences across cities
Maryland Day marks the arrival of the first Maryland colony crew. The University of Virginia's Charlotte campus opened to students a century ago. A national interracial conference begins in Cincinnati under the Federal Council of Churches. The sixth International Birth Control Conference convenes in New York City led by the American Birth Control League with Margaret Sanger as president. The International Joint Commission on Boundary Waters between Canada and the United States is planned to meet.
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Federal Council of Churches
New York City
American Birth Control League
Margaret Sanger
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United States
Hearing in Van Buren on Grand Falls project
A hearing is set at Van Buren Missouri today on New Brunswick’s request to obtain Dominion Government permission to develop Grand Falls on the St John River. Airship Los Angeles to fly to Bermuda after a second flight from Porto Rico or Cuba, now planned for April 12 or 13. Woodlawn School reports ninety three percent enrollment. banked money noted. Eight sleepers held at City Jail after last night’s drift incident.
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North Lawrence
City police detain crowd as others released with orders to depart
A portion of the crowd was detained by city police overnight and taken to the station. This morning some were released with instructions to leave the city.
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