Haskell Grid Schedule Includes Washburn and Baker Games
Coach Gus Welch announces Haskell Braves football set for a regular game with Washburn on April 6 with a possible night venue. A return clash with Baker may occur April 13 if plans proceed, plus a scrimmage in Topeka and a dual meet with Ottawa University on April 5.
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Keogan's Cage Career At Notre Dame A .750 Record
South Bend Ind George Keogan's Notre Dame basketball team shows 189 victories to 63 defeats over 12 years for a .750 winning percentage. This season the Irish won 13 of 22 with nine losses. Captaincy will pass to a Chicago candidate after Johnny Jordan departs following graduation, a lineage preceded by Johnny Baldwin and Ed Krause. LOSE BASEBALL CAPTAIN
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Missouri Second Baseman Declared Ineligible
Columbia Mo March 27 GP The outlook for a strong Missouri baseball team has been dimmed by the announcement Captain John Guhman of St Louis has been declared ineligible for further competition Coach Anton Stankowski announced yesterday Guhman star second baseman had played one season with St Marys College St Marys Kan before enrolling here thus completing the limited three years of competition
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Special Medley Relay for Kansas Relays Planned
The thirteenth annual Kansas Relays will feature a special medley relay for Kansas City high schools, announced by Dr. Forrest Allen. The event combines sections of 980 980 440 and 880 yards totaling one mile to span sprint and middle distance runners for April 20. Exact program placement pending final decisions.
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Globe fish puffing up to fend off threats
The globe fish inflates with air or water to become almost spherical and swim upside down, its spines standing erect to deter attackers. Some puff so much they burst. Also notes shooter Ad Toepperweln’s record, including 10,000 to 14,000 straight hits and his trick shots. tomorrow features a five inch elephant.
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Penn Relays May Feature Cunningham and Eastman
Officials at the 41st annual Penn relay carnival plan a half mile event featuring Benjamin Eastman world record holder and Glenn Cunningham race miler. Invitations have been sent and final lineup depends on Eastman accepting and leaving his San Francisco job to run at Franklin Field on April 26-27.
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Favorites pull thru at Wichita in close A A U bid
Eight seeded favorites advanced to quarter finals of the women’s national A A U basketball tournament at Wichita. Chicago Baby Ruths survived Sewell of Topeka 31 27 after trailing at halftime. Houston beat Stratford 35 29. Tulsa area teams and Des Moines pairings set. Beauty queen title claimed by Chilocco school despite early exit.
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Little Billie Ruth Turnbull Crowned Beauty Queen in Tupelo
Billie Ruth Turnbull, a half Choctaw, won a 42 entrant field reduced to four finalists. The new queen, 17 year old Jasheho Ann Ballard of Tupelo, Miss., did not claim the crown. Ballard is 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighs 118 pounds, and plays guard with the Chiloceo All American sextet. Blanche Howe of Topeka, Kan., was runner up.
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Winter Golfers Square Off in Pinehurst Match
Pinehurst North Carolina March 27 CP The winter golf caravan nears the end of the campaign as 103 players compete for 4000 in the thirty third North and South Open. Defending champion Henry Ficard of Hershey Pennsylvania leads the field with top pros absent only Olin Dutra. Bobby Jones attends as a spectator and teamed with Horton Smith in a best ball round vs Paul Runyan and M Reach. Smith shot 72 Reach 68 Runyan 71.
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Kansas State Dominates Nebraska In Boxing Dual
Kansas State routed Nebraska in a boxing dual at Manhattan on March 27, winning all but one light match. Six bouts ended in knockouts and one by forfeit. Bill Hemphill, 169 pounds, knocked out his opponent in 1 minute 5 seconds of the first round, among the quickest keys recorded. Exhibition baseball follows.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games Across Several Cities
Yesterday’s results show Cleveland A beating New York N 8 to 4 in Montreal innings, Brooklyn N defeated Boston N 2 to 4, and Philadelphia A 3 over Cincinnati N 5. St Louis X triumphed 25 18 over Columbus I h, while St Louis A 4 beat Buffalo IL 3 and Seattle PCLI 14 bested Chicago N 3. Detroit A 1, Rochester IL 1, Pittsburgh N 9, Chicago A 0 noted.
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Kansas reporters clash over state high school tourney officiating
In Topeka controversy swirls after Kansas tournament crowds criticized officials while players and coaches voiced mixed views. E A Thomas denounced spectator discourtesy, and Carlos Hobbs noted many coaches and players disapproved of calls though some praised the work.
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Topeka Journal
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Difficult football pass described with balance and grip
The excerpt praises the player for unerring accuracy and effortless appearance while highlighting the challenge of leaping for a forward pass and then making a lateral or backward throw. It notes defenders swarming as the key difficulty in maintaining balance and locating a teammate to receive the ball.
Yankees buy Pat Malone from Cardinals in coaching reprise
In St. Petersburg NY Yankees acquire Pat Malone reuniting with veteran manager Joe McCarthy who coached Malone with the Cubs. McCarthy had tried to land him last December via Chicago. The move signals a classic reunion of trusted pitching staff.
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Cubs Bow To Seattle In Spring Classic 14 To 3
The Cubs struggled in the West Coast spring series as Seattle pummeled Chicago 14 to 3. Freddie Lindstrom Woody English and Phil Cavaretta combined for a late triple play, but the class C Mariners dominated the finale.
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O U Court Star Gives Views on National Meet
Norman March 27 Omar Bud Browning Oklahoma all America basketball guard was questioned between classes about the national meet. He said AAU players are older and cooler, Colorado crowds were courteous and enthusiastic, and he preferred guard for breaking around tired opponents. Browning spoke of Chuck Hyatt and H Fischer as top players and described Denver conditions and his All American badge reaction.
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Bud) Browning
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Three Veterans Lead KU Tennis Team This Year
Three veterans and seven newcomers are practicing daily for the University of Kansas tennis squad. Art Voss, the Big Six singles champion, heads the lineup. Returning lettermen include Kenneth Kell and Delmar Curry from Topeka. Trial players include Bob Oyler Allan Lindley Bob Steele Beryl Kemp Allen Merriam Phil Brighton and John Clement. Indoor pre season meets with Washburn begin next Friday with outdoor play against Nebraska on April 12 and the Big Six Tournament at Lincoln on May 17 and 18.
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Bowling Elks Bowling Scores 259 309 253 295
The Elks posted four individual game scores 259 309 253 and 295 as part of a recent bowling meet. Team standings and opponent names are not provided in the fragment.
Hopkins Studies Big Spending Job
Washington observers say Harry L. Hopkins could lead the 84.6 billion works and relief program, a plan meant to employ 3.5 million people and spur private recovery. Critics warn rapid spending may not deliver promised results and could threaten government credit.
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Women Now Need Fishing Licenses Under New Law
Changes in state fishing laws require women to obtain licenses effective immediately. Both men and women aged 18 to 70 who reside in the state must buy the 31 resident license, while all non residents pay 3 for annual or 1 for 15 days. A closed season on bass crappie and bluegill runs April 15 through May 15. other fish may be caught year round.
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Fruit Injury Feared As Frost Hits Kansas Bloom
Topeka reports a winter-like cold snap from the northwest threatens fruit in bloom across Kansas. Temperatures drop from 78 in Concordia to near freezing tonight with apples not yet in bloom showing protection. Wheat needs moisture, but no significant rain expected. normal rains in coming weeks hoped.
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