Hargiss pleased with KU drill in spring practice
Coach Hargiss says the first week of Kansas spring football has been very satisfactory. With 70 players active, helped by Lynn Waldorf and Steve Hinshaw, the squad focuses on fundamentals and offense while planning later drills and scrimmages.
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H. W
Bill” Hargiss
University
Lynn Waldorf
Steve Hinshaw
Hargiss
Tam Mighty
Waldorf and
Hinshaw
Missouri Valley
Coaching School to Feature Pop Warner at State Teachers
Glen S Warner and McDermott headlining a coaches training school to be held at State Teachers College in Hays Kansas from May 28 to June 9 with input from Phog Allen's pupil Harold Schmitt and others. Pop Warner will be in town after Olympics in Amsterdam. McDermott to instruct on court fundamentals guiding Missouri Valley season stars.
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McDermott
Heys
Missouri Valley
Cook Paint's
Kansas
Weidlen
Warner
Harold Schmitt
Toach
Phog’ Allen
Baker Relay Carnival Set For April At Baker University
Baker University in Baldwin Kansas announced the Baker Relay carnival tennis and golf meet for high schools and junior colleges will be held April 27 and 28. Entry blanks were mailed to hundreds of high schools. A quadrangular track event will pit Ottawa Baker William Jewell and St Marys. High school contestants will be guests of the Baker University Athletic association. The meet has grown, with over four hundred contestants from fifty high schools in 1927. Kansas City Kansas won the alumni challenge cup for most points. Southwest High School junior Coen won the tennis title and Paseo High School's Paul Jackson took golf honors.
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Baker University Athletic Association
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Kansas City
Kan
Coen
Southwest High School
Paul, Jackson
Paseo High School
Suominen Leads in 23rd Cross-Continent Marathon
Six days without withdrawals left 96 runners at Derb Grants New Mexico for a 42 mile control at Old Laguna Pueblo. Sirne Suominen of Detroit Los Angeles led the 772.1 miles covered with an elapsed time of 131:04:25, determined to hold his lead.
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Grants
N. M
Old Laguna Pueblo
Sirne Suominen
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas teams shine at Houston meet with fast sprints
Kansas track team posted strong showings at the Houston meet. Jayhawks tied for second in the 440 yard sprint and won the 4x80 yard relay. A Rice sprinter reportedly clocked a 9.4 second 100 yard dash and Charles Paddock and an Olympic sprinter staged a windless 140 yard exhibition dash in 18.2 seconds.
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Kansas
Atic
Austin
Jay
Chip
Jayhawkers
Texas Aggies
Chil State
Rice ‘Institute
Charles Paddock
Galifornia
Douglass High Wins First Interstate Wrestling Meet
Douglass High School captured the first interstate wrestling tournament at Pittsburg State Teachers College with 18 points. Pittsburg High finished second. Quapaw Okla placed third and Colony High fourth. About 100 contestants from 18 schools competed across Friday and Saturday, the largest meet west of the Mississippi and the first for high schools in this region.
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Pittsburg
Mar
Douglass High School
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Pittsburg High School
Quapaw
Okla
Thiyad
Jet Colonyle
Mississippi River
De La Salle Quintet Wins Catholic Tourney Again
De La Salle high school of Joliet Illinois captured the national Catholic high school basketball championship for the second straight year. Led by six foot two sophomore center Bubbles McCarthy the Joliet squad defeated St Louis University High School 32 to 11 to claim the fifth annual Catholic tournament title.
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Chicago
Mar
de la’ Salle High School
Joliet
Bubbles” McCarthy
St.Louis University
High School of
New Bowling Leaders Surface in American Bowling Congress
Kansas City March 26. New leaders emerged in all four events at the American Bowling Congress meet over the weekend. Notable upsets featured Cicero duo Noe Hradek and Hank Wil, who posted 1,368 to lead the doubles, the second highest two man mark in ABC history. Tek and Wolsieffer, St Paul veterans, previously led with 1,347. The all time congress mark 1,380 remains from 1924. Hradek and Wil each posted strong individual totals with 686 and 577 while their first game 604 topped the day’s singles totals.
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Kansas City
Mar
Xeere
Noe Hradek
Matek
Wolsieffer
St. Paul South- Paws
H. Thoma
C- Thoma
Chicago
Cicero Stars
Will
Hragek
Men’s Glee Club To Start Annual Spring Tour
The University of Kansas men’s glee club led by Director T A Larremore departs Monday for a southeast tour.Thirty six members travel from Ottawa to Bartlesville and Coffeyville then Parsons Pittsburg and Pleasanton ending Saturday night after singing in Pleasanton with stops listed from April 2 to April 7.
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University of Kansas Men’s Glee’ Club
T. A. Larremore
Kansas
Oklahoma
Will
Ottawa
Chanute
Bartlesville Okla
Coffeyville
Parsons
Pittsburg
And
Pleasanton
Ieee
Paroled youth urged to prove gratitude through work
In district court Judge Hugh Means spoke to a recently paroled youth, saying the best thanks is to reform and become a productive citizen. He urged finding steady work or pursuing education to honor the parole’s purpose. The moment followed the youth’s departure with a reflective nod. Separately, Dean D M Swarthout may conduct an August chorus in Springfield for a union service, drawing singers from twenty-two Protestant churches. The Kansas Electric Power Co. board declared a quarterly dividend of 1.75 per share on seven percent preferred stock for the quarter ending March 1925, payable April 2, 1925.
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Hugh
School of Fine Arts
Springfield
Dean Swarthout
The
Kansas Electric Power
Wrestling Tryouts Move Across States To Stillwater
A Houston wire reports Dr. F C Allen says two Olympic wrestling tryouts will be held at the University replacing the Missouri Arkansas Kansas plan. Tryouts set for April 6 will consolidate with the Stillwater Oklahoma meet. Kansas men will be sent to the intercollegiate meet at Ames and winners may qualify for nationals at Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Tex
F. C. Allen
Fer
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Guy Lookabaugh
Stillwater
Okla
Ames
Grand Rapids
Mich
Water Carnival set for next week at Robinson gym
The annual Water Carnival by the University Women’s Athletic Association is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday at Robinson gym. The program features water stunts and a show titled Old Madrid with a Spanish princess and troubadour. Marion Elliott manages the play. Virginia Allen plays the princess Ruth Breidenthal the troubadour hero. Attendants include Dorothy Shaad Lucille Evans Dorothy Gafford and Marion Elliott. The Quack Club swimming team and Tau Sigma sorority assist in the carnival.
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Women's Athletic Association of the University
Robinson Gymnasium
Old Madrid
Marion’ Elliott
Virginia Allen
Ruth Breidenthal
Roma Furk
Real estate transfers and candidate filing details
Real estate transfers show Daniel L Hixson and wife of Lawrence Ohio to T G Elliott for Lot 1 7 Simpson subdivision North Lawrence Georgia. Also Tueas and husband of Douglas county to William F Davis for Lots 68 and 70 Dearborn Street Baldwin. Ottawa Kan state wires Franklin County reporting Walter Pleasant of Ottawa Republican seeks a third term to lower house of legislature from Franklin County.
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Daniel L! Hixson
Lawrence
T. G. Elliott
Simpson's Subdivision
Georgia
Tueas
Douglas County
William F. Davis
Dearborn Street
Bald Iwin
Franklin
Ottawa
Kan
Walter Pleasant
Franklin County
McCoy's Tablets Promise Fast Weight Gain Guarantee
A vintage ad touts McCoy's Tablets as the quick easy method to add solid flesh. It claims Alberta Rogers gained 15 pounds in six weeks and guarantees at least five pounds gain or your money back after specific box purchases. Drug stores nationwide are named as sellers.
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McCovy
McCoy
Alberta Rogers
America
Baker Wildcat Ranks Baldwin First Class Honors
Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas, earned the highest first class honor rating among colleges with up to 699 students in the National College Equal Contest conducted by the University of Minnesota. The 1927 Wildcat edition, published by the class of 1928 and edited by Leslie Pinder of Effingham, highlights the achievement. Additionally, fifty electrical and mechanical engineers from the University plan to travel to Kansas City for lectures on river navigation and engines.
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Baker “Wildcat
Baldwin
Kan
Mar
Baker University
Leslie Pinder
Effingham
Uni_versity
Minnesota
Kansas City
Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Kansas and North Dakota clash in high school contest
A fragmented report notes Kansas teams again face North Dakota in a tense match. The brief hints at a rivalry or scheduled game with local schools and regional interest. Details are unreadable but indicate preparation and anticipation for a basketball or football event.
Elks Bowling Meet Opens Season Tomorrow Night
The undefeated Elks bowling team will debut in the American Bowling Congress progress in Kansas tomorrow night at 10 15 o clock with five players D Funk C E Drerer F T Barteldes Harry Edmondson and re B Frederick forming the lineup. They will bowl Wednesday at 1 20 and 2 10 o clock in singles and doubles events. Kansas Jeatte BA will join Lawrence High School for a dinner April 20 in the high school cafeteria as track schedules are finalized.
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Elks
American Bowling Congress
Kansas
D. Funk
C. E. Drerer
T. Barteldes
Harry .Edmondson
Andre B. Frederick
East
Jeatte BA
Lawrence
Mystery OCR Snippet: Kan Spending Weekend At Chi Omega
A garbled OCR fragment notes Binney spending a weekend at a Chi Omega location. Details are unclear due to text damage. No clear date or event is present. Entities include Binney and Chi Omega but no full context emerges.
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Es ‘A Binney
Rt Hét
Kan
Jat Pha Chi Omega Ae
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