Kansas Places In Texas U Relays
Kansas University, Texas University, and Northwestern led the Texas relays at Austin with Kansas taking the half mile relay and shot put, while Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma state schools also claimed wins. Tough weather kept many records intact, with notable marks in the pole vault and discus and a new medley relay record by Marquette.
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Marquette
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McLarnin Advances by Fight With Negro
New York March AP Tim min reports McLarnin fights through a heated bout with a Negro challenger from Oakland California. McLarnin wins by unanimous decision, showing superior ring tactics, courage, and boxing skill rather than just raw power.
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May Halt Carnera's Set Up Tour
Primo Carnera, the 270 pound Italian heavyweight, arrived in Denver seeking victim number 14 in his so called lone round knockout tour. He already has thirteen American exhibitions with as many knockouts and quickly disposed of Jack McAuliffe of Detroit in two minutes and 18 seconds yesterday.
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Jayhawker Diamond Crew Shows Speed in Practice Game
University of Kansas coach John Bunn fields two squads in an eight inning practice, a temporary win for the Hawks over the Jays. Paddock and Gordon Smith held mound duty after five innings as Brenneisen drilled a three base hit in the first inning. The Jayhawkers open the season November 11 against St Marys College in a non conference tilt and host Hastings Indians April 14 in an exhibition. Captain Nub Thomson and Paul Fisher are not yet ready but expected to soon.
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World Middleweight Title Hinted Bout Stirs Cue in Denver
A garbled report notes a series of boxing bouts with named fighters like McLarnin Thompson and Walker in cities including New York Denver Davenport and Chicago. It references a world middleweight champion and a knockout result, though details are unclear.
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Jlimyy McLarnin
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Youns
Jack Thompson
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Sharkey Lacks Hits in Schmeling Bout Hype
By Al De CPormer Pitcher New York Giants. Heavyweight dreamers chase Gene Tunney title after his retirement. Jack Sharkey remains a mysterious figure, famed for never delivering on promise. Public demand centers on a Schmeling clash as the next big bout, with winner seen as a natural challenger to Sharkey.
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New York Giants
Gene Tunney
Jack Donnsey
Dempecy
Dob
Fitzshbmmona
Jess Willard
Weathered week in spring baseball across leagues
fragmented and garbled sports notes from spring training across Florida and California. Mentions Clearwater and Fort Myers rail at weather delays and trade chatter. References Brookyn Robins, Jimmy Dykes, Vernmim, and Pirates hitting struggles with vague game scraps and personnel hints.
Jayhawks Show Fast Scrimmage Strength On Practice Field
Kansas spring scrimmage drew about 250 spectators as Hargiss tested the squad east of Memorial Stadium. The blue team featured six freshmen on the line and a veteran line, while the white squad mixed freshmen and lettermen. Schaake and Smith led the backfield with sharp breaks, Veach scored from five and one, and Chandler and Bra zil stood out on the line as Johnny Madison fought hard on both sides. The session suggested a potent Jayhawk lineup for the coming season.
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Oklahoma grapplers threaten NCAA finals as contenders rise
Two sets of Oklahoma wrestlers lead the race on day one of the NCAA championships. Ten of 22 semifinalists are from Oklahoma with four Aggies and five Sooners among the qualifiers. Illinois, Northwestern, Iowa State and others also place competitors, including Kansas and Missouri star wrestlers.
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O Leary Wins Match in Net Meet With Grinnell
The Jayhawker tennis team opened its 1930 season in an exhibition against Grinnell College at Stadium Court. O Leary defeated Kent of Grinnell 6 2, 6 4 in singles, while Sager, KU captain, lost to Jones 6 4, 6 2. Grinnell won the meet by taking one singles and the doubles. The Jayhawkers led 1-0 in the doubles before Grinnell won 6 4 6 2 in the final set. KU's next match is against Missouri on April 18 in a Big Six conference game.
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Hurdler Lee Sentman shatters world marks at relay carnival
Illinois star Lee Sentman broke the world record in the 70 yard high hurdles at the Big Ten indoor meet and soon after set another mark in the 75 yard high hurdles. He then won the Relays high hurdles in 15.2 seconds and is slated to defend his Jayhawker Relays title. Sentman, a versatile athlete from Illinois, can jump six feet high, broad jump 23 feet, and run the 75 yard dash in under 9 seconds.
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Pupil piano recital at St Paul church in Eudora highlights
Louise Lucan's pupils presented a Saturday recital with an eight year old orchestra group, a musical dialogue "Dine Dong" by nine girls dressed as church bells, and a long list of participants. Local families and friends joined in meals and visits around the event.
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George Grist
Fencers Receive Bank Nine Members of KU Club Made Squires
Nine members of the University of Kansas fencing club were named squires at a Thursday afternoon meeting. Recipients listed include Merion Black Jasphine Mendes Toren Bloom Randall Brubaker and others, eligible to wear the club pin.
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