Oklahoma City Cardinals dominate early in national tourney
In Wichita, Oklahoma City Cardinals steamrolled St Teresa Kansas City 61 to 7 and Winnsboro Texas 39 to 4 as Coral Worley poured in 40 of 400 team points. Upsets shake round one with Mesquite ousted by Sewells Topeka Ran, Dale Oklahoma ousting Kansas City All Stars, while five southern teams advance including two from Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Valley Champion to Fight K C A C in Lawrence
Valley A A C bantamweight champion will meet the glovemen of Haskell Institute at the Indian gymnasium in Lawrence Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The American Legion sponsors the show with 10 to 12 bouts. Blue Diamond squad includes Leonard Rowland and Kansas City flyweight champions who earlier beat the Indians in Kansas City. Coach Gus Welch of Haskell stages the matches for the Legion. Thursday marks the Braves final home appearance as they confront strong opponents in a hard assignment this year.
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Lawrence high school track preparations under Coach Wood
Coach E A Wood leads 35 to 40 Lawrence high school track candidates at the University of Kansas stadium in evening workouts for the coming season. First meet is April 6 with Ottawa, location to be announced. Distance runners train two mile cross country, field events and sprints training separate, with standout performers listed in pole vault, high jump, hurdles, shot put, discus, sprints and distance events.
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Six club Western Association to open May 9 in Kansas City
Umpires will call play balls when the reorganized Western Association starts May 9. Joplin hosts Springfield while Bartlesville visits Muskogee and Hutchinson goes to Ponca City. The season ends Labor Day with playoffs for the first and second half winners. League officials say debts are settled and clubs have major league backing. Managers named for three clubs: Springfield Mike Ryba Joplin Wall Shane Bartlesville Marty Purtell. The Duke Amteetally bestball team will play this spring with the heaviest schedules in college history.
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The Overland Trail Its ancient path into the West
The Overland Trail, a historic 2000 mile route from Missouri, shaped westward expansion long before engineers. Buffalo and wildlife traveled and guided future wagon trains, later used by explorers and scouts, leaving a route echoed by rail and air today. Judge Joseph Sitath, Chicago domestic relations jurist, reconciles couples facing divorce after his advice. Tomorrow: Three locomotives in a 10 foot boat.
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Waldorf Begins Kansas State Spring Practice With 52 Players
Lynn Waldorf, new Kansas State football coach, opens spring drills with 52 players in Manhattan. He praises the enthusiastic reception and cites his reasons for taking the post, including joining the Big Six and his high regard for the university and its athletics. West Fry is named assistant coach.
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Winter Tourney Victors Seek Pinehurst Prizes
Pinehurst North Carolina March 27 AP A field of more than 100 started the north and south open golf tournament with a $4 000 purse First prize 1 200 top players included Paul Runyan Wilfy Cox Horton Smith Craig Wood Willie Macfarlane and Joe Kirkwood Record doubt as 276 set last year by Kirkwood challenged by tune up rounds Frank Walsh shot 65 while many scores were under 70 Johnny Dawson 68 with a hole in one on the Seventh counted witnesses Horton Smith Bobby Jones and Ed Dudley Jones not playing in the event Mike Johnston 70 Dudley 274 Smith Jones and Dudley led a gallery of about 500
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Connie Mack Day Delights Fort Myers Fans
Port Meyers Florida March 27 Connie Mack Day sees the Athletics star bring joy to children as officials refuse to dismiss classes early for the game with the Reds prompting Mack to postpone start time by one hour. Pirates spring camp relocation rumors resurface near Los Angeles after George Gibson inspection. Yankee roster trimming looms as Joe McCarthy moves to prune the roster with Newark targets surfacing for Deshong Auke Tamulis and Newkirk. Trosky sits in at first for Indians raising White Johnson concerns while Flint Rhem seeks release terms with Branch Rickey at Bradenton.
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Sooner basketball captain LeGrone elected at banquet
Harold LeGrone known as Doc LeGrone, guard for the University of Oklahoma for three years, was chosen honor captain by teammates at a recent banquet. Also notes on bowling scores feature high game by Skinner and playoff winner, with mentions of players Berger, Hutson Shearer, Plemyn, and others.
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Doc” LeGrone
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Coaching merry-go-round shows openings across colleges
Tracing recent moves in college football coaching, Indiana drops E C Hayes, Alvin McMillin moves from Centre to Indiana, Lynn Waldorf from Syracuse to Oklahoma, and Albert Exondine takes over at Oklahoma Aggies. Exendine's varied career spans Carlisle, Otterbein, Georgetown, Washington State, Occidental, Northeastern Oklahoma, and federal relief work.
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Baker University Faces Spring Trial For Track Team
Baldwin March 27. George Bretnall, coach of six consecutive Baker University track champions in the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, faces a tough spring. Only three lettermen return, with Bill Graffath hurt, Eugene Farrow sidelined by appendicitis, and Fred Chrisi the lone fit veteran. Baker plans daily outdoor workouts as weather permits, with a heavy schedule ahead including Haskell at Baldwin April 7, triangular meet April 11, Washburn at Baldwin April 18, University Relays April 25, quadrangular April 27, Baker-Ottawa May 4, and a conference meet May 12 at Ottawa.
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Baldwin news notes from Friday in Kansas City and area
Baldwin and Ottawa residents visited in Kansas City and Lawrence. Buckeye and local churches hosted meetings, a stock offering for a farm cooperative, and a breeze of community events including a brass band hymn festival, a reception for Baker students, and a firelight safety demonstration by the Kansas National Guard unit.
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