Kansas Places In Texas U Relays Headlines
Kansas University stars led at the Texas Christian relays in Austin with wins in the half mile relay the discus and shot put and third in the 440 relay Northwestern Missouri Iowa State and others also posted top finishes while records edged by poor weather Bausch Thornhill and Warne led in field and relay events with Marquette and Nebraska turning in notable marks in the university medley relay and other events
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McLarnin Edges Thompson In Rough Backer Fight
McLarnin overcame a stubborn rival in ten hard rounds to capture a unanimous decision. Thompson, a Negro boxer from Oakland, offered strong resistance before McLarnin used ring craft and skill to seal the win.
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MAY HALT CARNERA'S SET-UP TOUR
Primo Camera the Ampling Alp from Italy sought victim number 14 as boxing officials consider halting his alleged one round knockout tour. In Denver he felled Jack McAuliffe of Detroit in two minutes and 18 seconds, marking his thirteenth American exhibition and thirteenth quick knockout.
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Kansas Jayhawks Open Baseball Season With Exhibition Loss
Coach Bunn split Kansas into two squads for an eight inning workout as the Jayhawks lost to the Hawks 4 to 3 in windy conditions at the stadium. Brenneisen hit a three bagger for Kansas, while Mooney and Cooley pitched for the Hawks. Kansas opens the season April 11 against St. Mary’s College at St. Mary’s with a home exhibition against Haskell on April 17 before Big Six play begins. Captain Thomson and pitcher Fisher are still rounding into form with several regulars likely to shift before the first game of 1930.
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Exhibition Baseball Notes Amid Weather and Trades
August 29 AP report from Brook- Clearwater notes ropers and Robins earning hopes for better play. Among fourteen exhibitions nine played by the Robins, Babe Herman balks at $15,000 salary terms as talks continue. Fort Mev Himmy Dyk joins the Athletics. trade chatter increases. Pirates' hitters, led by Guar Ma fey at .462, spark strong bench performances as teams prepare for regular season.
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Sharkey Lack Sways Fans in Schmeling Bout Talk
Former New York Giants pitcher Al Demaree notes Jack Sharkey's mixed record and public appeal as he anticipates a heavyweight clash with Schmeling. The piece argues the winner would be a natural challenger to Jack Dempsey, while recounting past champs Fusainmmen and Willard as benchmarks.
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across North America
The report lists bouts with lightweights Benny Tasnior and Jack McAuliffe drawing outpoint decisions, while Eddie Sheas advances via points over an unnamed rival. Contenders from Detroit and Vancouver show mixed outcomes, with regional notes about promoters and buyers scanning the World Want ads.
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Jack Thompson
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Eddie Sheas
Benny Tasnior
Nan Cad Heaver
Prin Carnera
Taly
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
J. J . Davenport
Towa
Mickey Walker
Shemp Peck
Jayhawks Show Strong Scrimmage Depth On Field
Kansas football fans witnessed a brisk practice scrimmage as H W Hargiss fields a veteran line and a potent all freshman backfield. Schaake scored three times including a 15 yard run, with other scores by Ormond Beach and two more by the freshman backfield. The Jayhawks displayed depth at ends tackles guards and center with standout play from Madison Chandler and Brazu.
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Grapplers Qualify in NCAA Wrestling Finals Day One
Oklahoma leads with four to present the Oklahoma Aggies and five from the University of Oklahoma in the field after day one. Kansas State Teachers College and other schools place contenders across weight classes while Kansas University and Missouri add multiple showings. Fickel and Herrington from Kansas Aggies remain in the running at 115 and unlimited, with Church of Kansas earning a win and Cochrane losing in a close bout as Missouri's Robbins edged him in overtime.
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O Leary Wins Match in Net Meet With Grinnell
The Jayhawker tennis team opened its 1980 season with a one singles match and doubles win over Grinnell College. Ted O Leary defeated Kent 6-2 6-4, Charles Sader fell 6-4 6-2, and the doubles team split sets before Grinnell captured final 6-2. The Kansans next meet Missouri on April 18 in a Big Six game.
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Crack Hurdler Who Bested Coach's Record in High Sticks
Illinois relay events spotlight star Lee Sentman, pupil of coach Chick Werner, by shaving two tenths of a second from the world 75 yard high hurdles record. Sentman, known for multiple world marks, previously set records in indoor and relay meets and is expected to defend his Jayhawker carnival relays title. He also excels in high jump and broad jump, with a notable springy gait.
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Charles “Chick” Werner
Illinois University
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Pupil Piano Recital at St Paul Evangelical Church
Pupils of Miss Louise Lucan performed a Saturday piano recital at St Paul Evangelical Church with an eight pupil rhythmic ensemble and a musical dialogue by nine girls in church attire. Attendees included Ruth Heard, Fernaret Lawson, and others en route to Kansas City. families joined in after services and noted various attendees and visiting relatives.
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Ky U Club Installs Nine Squires At Meeting
Nine members of the university club are named squires at a meeting held Thursday night. Recipients include Lia m Roan Randall Brite F Mercelus Danatd Jecks Donny Vera Pearl Iq and Wade Verdier among others.
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