Kansas Relays to Usher In Outdoor Season
The Third Annual University of Kansas Relays promise a strong start to the outdoor season with star Midwest athletes invited to face a broad field. Texas, Iowa, and Wisconsin hoop into the meet as defending and threatening champions while Kansas hopes to defend high jump marks held by Poor and Graham. Several dark horses are expected to challenge for spots, with field events drawing deep competition and several meet records likely to fall.
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Haskell Topeka Club Plans Baseball Clash With Baker University
Haskell Institute athletic staff aim to arrange home games with Topeka Southwestern league nine. First game set for April 8 at the local diamond against Baker University. Coach Pat Hanley reports a promising infield and rotation as Jerry Kilbuck and Paton lead pitching duties.
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University to discuss Japanese relations at Trinity church
Prof W W Davis of the University faculty will discuss American Japanese relations Sunday evening at 8 o clock in Trinity Episcopal church. The talk follows a previous talk by the same professor to the city club which was well received and sparked requests for a public statement of the situation and planned visit. The University County Clubs plan Easter vacation activities in home towns, with plans to be announced soon. Mrs Julia Fullerton Hurt of the Keén street is in Memorial hospital after a broken hip. Street paving continues on Nineteenth Street from Massachusetts to Louisiana. York River Masons Far West announce a yearl Tydings meeting attendance request.
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Trinnity Episcopal Church
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Thes Keén
Memial
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Eighteenth Annual High School Tournament Draws Near
Eighteenth annual state high school basketball tournament draws were announced by the SHSAA in Allen's office. Sixteen teams compete for the state title with first games at 9 am tomorrow in Robinson Gym Kansas. Officials Louis Menze and Leslie Edmonds will supervise. Dodge City arrives first to face Wichita in the opener at 4 pm.
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University of Kansas
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B.C. Allen
Louis Menze
K. C. Central High School
Leslie Edmonds
Topeka
F. C. Allen
K. U
Athletic Association
Lawrence
Argentine
Independence
Kansas City
Marion
Newton
Clay Center
Farsons
Emporia
Liberal
Billsworth
Abilené
Wichita
Dodge City
Norton
Haven
Howard Firexbaugh
Jayhawkers
Elk Bowling Scores Lead to Narrow Victory
Elk bowler Coffman 209 and Phil Teter joined Arnold High men in a strong showing as scores clustered around the 270s and 290s. The sevenback sequence included 283 296 290 280 333 294 292, highlighting a high scoring effort across the team.
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Coffman
Phil Teter
Arnold
Lips
Lawrence High Seeks State Title Bid in Scramble
Lawrence High School basketball coach Andy McDonald leads the Lawrence Lions in a state title scramble. The Par sons quintet, after winning the sectional tournament at Neodesha by defeating Independence, prepares for tomorrow's noon showdown on the Liberty Memorial gym floor. Starting lineup likely Papplewell and Foster at forwards, Forsman at center, Jones and Fearing at guards.
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Bribery case moves to depositions in Lansing
Attorneys for the estate and defense in the coming trial of former Governor Jonathan M. Davis and Carl J. Peterson, his raide and bank commissioner, left for the state penitentiary in Lansing this morning. Prison diions from the incident.
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Jonathan M. Davis
Carl J. Peterson
Lansing
Special Master Deed Filed in Brick Plant Quiet Title Suit
Special master A B Mitchell handled sale of the Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile plant to satisfy a 1924 judgment of 54 569 90 held against Coates Manufacturing Co. Climax Corporation bought the property July 28 1924 and Harold Gauinlock now holds the deed. Committee meeting postponed to next Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce. A quiet title suit is filed in district court by William R Fuhs against Hooffgen Schneider Mrs Clara E Clark and others.
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Harold Gawinlock
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Climax ‘Corporation
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Chamber of Commerce
William Rfuhs
Hooffgen and Schneider
Clara E. Clark
Arkansas Valley Team Seeks State Title Repeat
Arkansas Valley rivals enter the annual state high school basketball tournament at Robison gymnasium hoping to break a three year drought and reclaim the trophy after a string of six straight titles earlier this century. Newton, Belgard, and local team figures prominently as factors in a 16 team field with Emporia favored to defend its title.
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Kansas City
Emporia
University of Kansas
Bill White
Oxford Crew Misses Americans in Making Up Team
Oxford faces a season without an American oarsman for the first time in years as Mellen’s loss shows in the boat. Four Etonians join a Cambridge-leaning crew with coach ties to Eton, creating a shift to lighter, quicker style and slower overall speed. The Cambridge captain’s ill health slows selection, while Oxford trains at about 20 strokes per minute versus 25 previously. The race date is March 28 with Oxford at 166 pounds per man and Cambridge just over 169.
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England
Associated Press
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Mellen
Campbell
Mower-White
Rugby
Cambridge
Eton
Meller
J. C. Bourne
Merton College
Linacre
Tover
Uncertain Title as Final Bark Marks Soccer Chase
The article weighs contenders in a title chase and notes a team’s past win against Argentine in the Ottawa tournament. It cautions against predicting the winner, suggesting the decisive moment comes when the final bark and timekeeper’s pistol end the race.
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I Pian ‘ Arion
Ottawa
Satur
Weekly well baby clinic at city hall draws thirty six
Thirty six babies attended the weekly well baby clinic yesterday afternoon at city hall. Two babies were present for the first time and two from outside the city. Three patients attended the monthly aye clinic held yesterday afternoon under the direction of Dr. H. Reding.
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H. Reding
Night Cough Remedy Promises Sound Sleep For All
An old time cough remedy claims a single teaspoonful of its formula before bedtime clears congestion and soothes irritation. It asserts rapid relief from coughing due to colds bronchitis and names a safe, non harmful alternative to harsh drugs for adults and children. The ad stresses quick results, night sleep, and doctor recommended ease of use without water after taking the dose.
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Askror
Fellowship Dinner Honors John Tudhope at Mason Lodge
A fellowship dinner was held with about a hundred members at the Masonic temple during the regular monthly meeting of the Verbal Lodge of Perfection. Uncle John Tudhope, nearing his 92nd birthday, was the honored guest, having been with Masonry for seventy years. The event followed by the order’s business meeting in full ritual.
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Lodge of “Perfection
Masonic Temple
John Tud‘hope
Mason
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach distress from onions pork and beans and rich foods. It claims the tablets supply an alkaline effect, aid digestion, reduce gas and heartburn, and curb fermentation. The copy urges trying the product in drug stores at 60 cents a box.
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Ana Dent
Stuart
Simple Home Treatment For Swollen Veins
Worry about varicose veins? The ad advises a prescription from physicians and urges contacting Round Corner Drug Co for an original two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil full strength. Apply night and morning to enlarge veins. promises they will shrink to normal size. Emerald Oil is claimed powerful yet harmless germicide with guaranteed results.
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