Craig Wood Leads Winter Golf Campaign Victory Streak
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey dominated the winter golf circuit finishing atop the money list with a total purse of 5780 08 after winning four major championships and placing in the top ten in eleven others Denny Shute was runner up with 4171 40 in earnings followed by Paul Bunyan Horton Smith and Harry Cooper among others in the season long event circuit
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Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wood
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Far West
Denny Shute
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Joe
Kirkwood
New York
John Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Charles Guest
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Thirteen Teams Seek DeMolay Basketball Title
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports thirteen teams compete for the Kansas DeMolay basketball crown at Pittsburg Teachers College. Entrants include two teams from Pittsburg Emporia and Olathe. other cities represented are Atchison Wichita Baxter Springs Wellington Leavenworth Hutchinson Junction City Fort Scott. Second round Saturday and semifinals Saturday afternoon with the title game that night.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Atchison Crew
Emporia
Olathe
Atchison
Wichita
Baxter Springs
Wellington
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Jonclion City
Fort Scott
Pittstore
Teachers College
Tomorow
Bre
Pittsboro
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Junction City
A - Emporia
Large Squads Out for High School Track Team
Lawrence high school announces a large track squad with thirty seven candidates working out at Haskell track. Over half seek berths in middle and long distance events under Coach E A Wood. Athletes Ardrey Jella Gulley and Freed target pole vault others pursue high jump weights hurdles and sprint events. An interclass meet may be held soon with several dual meets pending.
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Lawrence High School
Haskell
East Fit
Teantl Street
E. A. Wood
Ardrey
Jella
Gulley
Freed
White
Hormuth
Pearce
Haugh
Raybourn
W. Durer
Rising
Goble
Spate
Gushingberry
Wood
Golfers Head Northward for Virginia Beach Money Fight
Pinehurst North Carolina March 30 AP America's great golfing caravan led by Joe Kirkwood heads north toward Virginia Beach for the final money fight of the season. Kirkwood carries 31,200 in first prize pocket after a north and south 27 for 72 holes, beating the old record by four strokes set by MacDonald Smith eight years ago. Harry Cooper of Chicago rallies to take second with 282. Craig Wood and Horton Smith finish three behind in a tie for third and fourth.
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Pinehurst
N. C
America
Joe Kirkwood
Virginia Beach
Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Craig Wood
Dean, N.i
Horton Smith
Meet Held in Chicago Set for March 30
University of Chicago athletic officials deny reports that the national track and field interscholastic meet would be canceled. Sanction for the event, which attracts top prep stars, has already been issued. Last year’s winner was the Arkansas City, Kansas high school track team. Duke coach Wallace Wade continues to show golf improvement, now shooting in the 70s.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Arkansas City
Kan
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Strange as It Seems Readers See Ancient Tracks in Arizona
In Moenkopi, northern Arizona, dinosaur tracks, 31 million years old, remain visible after soft mud became solid stone. Zoölogists explain the footprints formed as the mud dried, with many prints disturbed but weathered by eons of wind and rain.
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Moenkopi
Arizona
Johnson Leads All-America Basketball Team Selection
The April College Humor issue names William Johnson of Kansas as first team center. Forwards are Reiff of Northwestern and Sale of Kentucky, guards Smith of Pittsburgh and Loughlin of Navy, with Lewis of Oregon State as alternate. Second team includes Collin of Creighton and Hokuf of Nebraska. Beck of Oklahoma gets honorable mention.
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William Johnson
Kansas
Reiff
Northwestern
Sale
Kentucky
Smith
Pittsburgh
Loughlin
Navy
Lewis
Oregon State
Collin
Creighton
Hokuf
Nebraska
Beck
Oklshoma
Sprinters, Mohler, and Relays Highlight Coast Notes
Alan Gould notes Gracyn Wheeler rising from Santa Monica with multiple California wins and ties to Alice Marble, along with Orville Mohler’s baseball prowess and Crowley’s new football coaching at team camps. Ralph Metcalfe shatters indoor marks and targets outdoor records as Cameron College bills its Kansas Relays bid to defend last year’s junior college mile relay title in Lawton.
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Santa Monica
Johnny Doeg
May Sutton Bundy
Midge Gladman van Ryn
Day Cohn
Frank Finch
Gracyn Wheeler
California
Pacific Northwest
Alice Marble
Moody
PS. Orville Mohler
Mohler
Metcalfe
Ralph Metcalfes
Marquette
New Orleans
Frank Wikoff
George Simpson
Eddie Tolan
Wykoff
Cameron
Cameron College
Lawton
Oklo
Kansas
Becketting Doughers at Fort Myers and Other Spring News
Fort Myers reports Walter Beck of Memphis has secured a mound role for the Brooklyn Dodgers after 15 innings of exhibition work with two unearned runs allowed. He blanked the Athletics in four innings yesterday. In Houston, Giants rookie roster cuts are anticipated though none made yet as new uniforms were issued to several players. In Bradenton, Cardinals struggle with infield jinx as Frankie Frisch’s infield alignment fails to click in a 12 to 3 loss to the Boston Braves, Dazzy Vance debuting and giving up six hits in one inning. Fort Myers hosts Dodgers Athletics clash while Philadelphia Nationals end Grapefruit series after Reds shut them out 4 to 0.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Walter Beck
Memphis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Athletics
Beck
A’s
Houston
Tex
New York Giants
Leiber
Peel
James
Koenecke
Salveston
Smith
Joe Martin
Reggie Mapp
Mike Hale
Art McLarney
Harry Danning
Frankie Frisch
Hornsby
Collins
Adams
Boston Braves
Dazzy Vance
Cardinals
Winter Haven
Baltimore Orioles
Jacksonville
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Tulsa Diamond Oilers Win Opener of Championship Series
Tulsa Diamond Oilers defeated Winnipeg Toilers 32 to 15 in the opening game of the North American laurels series for the Jacob France trophy. Big Carl Sweder Larson led Tulsa with five field goals and two free throws as Canadian rules will govern the remaining games in Winnipeg next month. The second game is scheduled for Tulsa tonight.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
Winnipeg Toilers
Canada
Jacob France
Winnipeg
Carl Sweder Larson
Oiler
Oil industry seeks federal rules to stabilize prices
Washington March 30 AP oil producers pressed for regulatory legislation to curb low prices and overproduction. A Roosevelt conference heard calls for a federal umpire to help states agree on quotas and to ban interstate oil shipments beyond agreed limits. A daily national production cap of 2,000,000 barrels was proposed with state allocations for Texas Oklahoma Kansas California and others. Representatives of governors major oil companies and independents returned home confident progress was made.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John B. Elliott
Los Angeles
Tekes
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
Kansas Relays Entry Blanks Sent For April Event
Official entry blanks for the Eleventh Annual Kansas Relays on April 22 have been mailed to about 400 universities and colleges by the University of Kansas athletic office. Entries must be returned by April 12. A 12 relay races and nine social events plus a decathlon compose the program, with entries expected from over fifty institutions across a dozen states. Kansas alumni plan a luncheon in Tulsa and will welcome trackmen attending the Tulsa Athletic Club meet, with notable KU figures Dan Haddock and Will French among those involved.
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United States
University of Kansas Athletic Office
Kansas
Uncheon
Ke Us
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Athletic Club
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Danid” Haddock
Will French
Hargiss
Former KU Honor Man Protests Lack of Credit for Basketball
Arthur H. Cromb, KU class of 1930, writes from Kansas City to Time magazine protesting limited coverage of Kansas basketball. He praises Jayhawks’ success, cites coach Phog Allen’s record, and argues the region’s teams deserve broader national recognition and respect for their championships and contributions.
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K. U
Kansas
Twelve track men to depart by motor cars tomorrow
A list notes twelve track men will leave here tomorrow in motor cars. The text also records several local social items and multiple family visits across Lawrence and Kaw Valley, with names including Mr. and Mrs. Schaake, Mr. and Mrs. Webber, a newborn, and illness affecting Irene Olson among Kansas City connections.
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Ida Leonhard
Mildred
Augusta Schaake
Lawrence
Lawrence Leonhard
Harold Webber
Toneka
Harry Wim Neste
Vo Mra. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Airs
A. C. Nichols
Irene Olson
Kansas City
Chicago
Frank Johns
A. R. Maxwell
Masonic Ball at Lawrence and Local Social Scene
Oak Ridge notes an upcoming Potentates ball at the Masonic temple in Lawrence with Imperial Potentate in attendance and spouses joining the nobles. Local residents Ida Toms Mrs Garvin and Mrs Hartman are mentioned among visitors and recent hospital recoveries. The community area includes calls from Mr Thomas family and local Sunday visits by Weeks families and Alexander Stumbo, plus a minstrel event participation.
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Lawrence
Sarah ‘Toms
Ida Toms
Hutchinson
Midland
Garvin
Shawtees
FL. Hartman
Toneka
Conva
C. E
Morgan
Thomas and Family
Worden
W.H. Weeks
Weeks
Peegy Alexander
Beulah Stumbo
Glenn Weeks
the Wood
Baldwin Notes on Local Visits and Talks
Baldwin residents hosted and traveled for visits and events across Kansas. Florence Johnson of Kan City joined Baldwin guests at Alpha Chi for religious education ties with pastor Allison. Kansas City pastor Rev Shike spoke on city life and citizenship at Baker chapel.
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Florence Johnson
Kan
Kans
Baldwin
Dorothy Ann ‘Allison
Dorothy Cunningham
Alpha Chi Hong
Johnson
Washington ‘Avenue Methodist
Allison
Helen Keve
Kathyryn Keohane
Lawrence
Charles Shika
Kansas City
Shike
Baker
Plaza
Temple Methodist Church
William M. Balch
Hays
Bal
A. A. LeMaster
Baldwin Social Notes and Obituary Remains
Guests carried refreshments and a large birthday cake as they played rock and jigsaw puzzles. Mrs Pearl Wright Prvpkins of Kansas City dies after brief illness. remains to Baldwin for burial at Oakwood Cemetery.Mrs Pimpkins, a former Baldwin girl, survived by husband and brothers Giles Edward and Roy Wright. Reverend J E Coy visits en route to Lawrence Kansas conference. Baker Male Quartette entertained by President and Mrs Wallace Fleming. Book Concern of Chicago visits Baldwin on way to Lawrence. Leisure Hour club hosts luncheon with several guests. Rotary, Mother's Club and local groups host talks, programs and meetings around April. Miss Mary Anna Lawrence to give illustrated talk on Diet. Marionettes perform to large crowds.
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LeMaster
Earl ‘Morris
Paul Selzer
Birk Hughes
G. W. Zabel
Baldwin
Pearl Wright Prvpkins
Kansas City
Newton
Lawrence
Kansas
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker
Roland Rogers
James Russell
Robert Mize
Eugene Farrow
Irene Sterling
Jervaldine Johnson
C. G. Markham
Metheorist
Book Concern
Chicago
Baldwin Tuoday
Alfred E. Leach
South St. St
Charles C. Hancher
Dalke
I. Craw 1Ford Rankin
Mother’s Club
F. A. Mann
Charles Spahr
Joseph Courter
Irma Campbell
Mann
Domestic Science
Mary Anna Lawrence
Martha Kelley
Bittersweet Farm
Vinland War
Clarence
E. Holcombe
Rose Case
J. D. Smith
R. E. McHenry
Tony Larg
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