Indians Beat Cad Fighters In Upset Laden Card
Haskell Indians won six of eleven bouts at the Institute gym in a night sponsored by the American EIOT. Wilbur Button’s 135-pound knockout led Haskell, with three other upsets by Herman Dick Jerome Ghee and Fred Catfish. Driscoll defeated Lester Oliver in featherweight action as Kansas City and Missouri Valley boxers featured in a lively program.
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Haskell
Herman Dick
Leonard Rowland
Rowland
Kansas City
Jerome Ghee
Wayne Flannigan
Jarrow
Fred Catfish
Floyd Hall
Missouri Valley
Driscoll
Gene Driscoll
Lester Oliver
Stogey
George Walsh
Atchison
St. Benedict's
Roy Lawrence
Charles Radcliffe
Cliff Carl
Willice Kollender
Hernantikell
Leonard Rewlind
K. C
Edward Hale
Jimmy Tesovich
Robert Wilson
Lewis Alexander
Fud_ Swanson
K. Cc
Wilbar
Button
Curtis Demimett
Sweeney to Entertain Church League Basketball Banquet
T J Sweeney hosts the Lawrence Inter church league banquet at Trinity Lutheran on Thursday April 5 at 650 pm. Coaches ministers and guests will attend as awards for the tournament and regular schedule are presented with speaker Coach Adrian Lindsey of the University of Kansas. About 150 people expected.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
T. J. Sweeney
Adrian Lindsey
University of Kansas
KU Chancellor Lindley to Lead Athletic Radio Interview
Dr E H Lindley chancellor of the University of Kansas will be the guest on the 190th athletic interview on KIFKU radio station this Thursday at o clock April 5. Interviewer E R Eibel will query on athletics place in curriculum and administration challenges. The program follows broadcasts on Olympic impressions and swimming lessons conducted with Coach Herbert Allphin from the university pool.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
KIFKU
Lindley
E. R. Eibel
Va Tollere
Los Angeles
Elbel
Herbert Allphin
Lawrence High Track Seeks Easter Workouts Ahead of Ottawa Meet
Easter recess delays end of spring break but Coach E A Wood calls all Lawrence high candidates in Lawrence to report for workouts over the holiday. A drill session is planned at K U stadium and a tort drill is scheduled tomorrow. Opening meet of the season slated for next Friday afternoon against Ottawa. location remains undecided.
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E. A. Wood
Lawrence
Port
Holridaye
Wood
K.U. Stadium
Lion Tracksters
Ottawa
Strange As It Seems Excerpt on Astoria Monolith
An extended excerpt describes a 1926 Astoria monument, a 12a foot high concrete monolith with a 134 foot long frieze. It portrays pre white arrival scenes, Lewis and Clark milestones, Fort Astor, the Tonquin ship incident, and early eastern wagon arrivals. A spiral study leads to a serration platform atop the column with panoramic views over the Columbia River. Tomorrow: The First Electric Telegraphs.
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Astoria
Ore
As- Soria
Histor
R Hy
Robert Grays
Lewis and Clack
Fort Chitgopin
Astor
Fort Astor
Tonquin
Columbia River
Oklahoma To Defend Indoor Title At Tulsa Meet
Norman March 30 Oklahoma to send a 15 man team to Tulsa for an indoor meet to defend the team championship won last year. Kansas, led by Bill Hargiss, looms as the main threat after taking the Big Six indoor crown and placing second to Michigan in the Butler relays. Barham, Simms, and Burke pace Oklahoma in events like the high jump and low hurdles as Cunningham of Kansas challenges Ward in the mile relay anchor. The Sooners travel Saturday with four Tulsa residents. four others depart Thursday as Ex-sters begin vacation.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Tulsa Athletic Association
Tulsa
Kansas
University
Bill Hargiss
Sooner
Jayhawkers
Sooners
Michigan
Butler
Cunningham
Dees
Coffman
Hall
Jayhawk
Bart Ward
Davis
Pittsburg
Kan
Cox
Texas
Southwestern
Oklahoma ‘Baptist University of Shawnee
Ward
Glenn ‘Cunningham
Floyd Lochner
Elwood Cleveland
Barham
Simms
Giles
Sam Allen
The
Baptists
Tom Simms
Lovett Burke
Burke
Oklahoma
McGinnis
Thompson
Boyd
Picard Wins North and South Open Golf Championship
Henry Picard, 27, from Charleston, S C, captured the North and South Open title in Pinehurst N C with a 72 hole total of 283 one under par. He earned 1000 in prize money and led Hor ton Smith Harry Cooper and George Dunlap Jr in a tight finish. Mehlhorn Bill finished runner up with 288, Dunlap took amateur first prize.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Henry Picard
Charleston
Picard
Plymouth
Mass
Horton
Smith
Harry Cooper
George Dunlap
Dunlap
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Topeka Bowlers Meet Lawrence All Stars Tonight
A Topeka bowling team will face a Lawrence squad recruited from the city league in a special attraction tonight at Lawrence Recreation Parlor. The event pits local rivals in a ceremonial match with a marquee lineup and promised display of skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Lawrene
Topeka
Lawrence Recreation Parlor
Kansas Tracksters Enter Tulsa Oklahoma Meet
Kansas tracksters compete Saturday in Tulsa Oklahoma at a notable meet. Athletes gather for distance sprints and field events against regional rivals.
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Kansas
Tula
Oklto
Baseball Notes from St Petersburg and Florida Campounds
Baseball notes summarize early spring actions across Florida and New Orleans. Danny Mc Fayden shines for the Yankees after six innings vs the Braves, with four hits allowed and three strikeouts. Frankie Frisch plans two-pitcher exhibitions with Jess Haines and Bill, while Rogers Hornsby emphasizes batting practice and introduces sliding as Browns training evolves. Casey Stengel loses outfielder Danny Taylor to a knee issue, Odell Hale sits in center for Indian conditioning, and Lewie Hardage backs a training table for Big Six players as Auburn and Oklahoma reshuffle rosters.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Danny McFayden
New York Yankees
Danny
Boston Braves
Bradenton
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Frisch Hanes
Jess
Pon) Haines
Bill
Lewie Hardage
University of Oklahoma
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Oklahoma City Cardinals Seek Third Straight AAU Crown
Oklahoma City University Cardinals face Tulsa Business College in an all Oklahoma final for the women's AAU basketball title at Wichita. Spencer Coats of Chicago meet Maplewood Legion post from Missouri in Tomboy division play. Semis saw Oklahoma City beat El Dorado 39 to 17, while Tulsa Stenogs topped Steveport Meadors 34 to 20. Maplewood edged Fort Worth Brothers 25 to 20.
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Wichita
Kan
Fhe Cardinals
Oklahoma City University
Tulsa Business College
Spencer Coats
Chicago
Maplewood
Shaw-Stephens Legion Post
Cardinals
el Dorado
Ark
Lions
Tulsa
Stenogs
Steveport
Meadows-Draughon
Spacer
Ricketts
Spencers
Fort Worth Brothers
Former Oklahoma sprinter Dawson eyes Cunningham showdown
Glen Dawson, a former University of Oklahoma distance runner, visited coach John Jacobs at Owen Field ahead of the Oklahoma Amateur meet on April 7. He plans to race a fast quarter to sharpen for a 1,000 yard showdown with Kansas star Glen Cunningham, noting his best mile time this year is 4:15 while last year’s was 4:12.8.
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Norman
Glen Dawson
University of Oklahoma
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
Oklahoma
John Jacobs
Owen Field
Jake
Jacobs
Dawson
Bart Ward
Henry Janz
Clyde McGinnis
Jeff Coker
Bill Thompson
Ward
Janz
McGinnis
Coker
Cunningham
Lawrence Gun Club notes announce Sunday shoot event
The bi monthly shoot of the Lawrence Gun Club is set for Sunday morning at the club grounds two miles south on 73 W. There will be events for all and beginners are welcome to participate at any time.
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Lawrence
Naismith Opposes Tomboy Style In Girls Basketball
Wichita report quotes Dr James Naismith father of basketball arguing girls should not play the tomboy game and that women’s rules need less change than men’s. debate at a women’s national AAU tournament prompts talk of two divisions tomboy and softie and a proposed neutral center zone to ease congestion. other local items note community events and visits.
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Wichita
Kan
James Naismith
A.A.U
Chicago
Denver
Ogden
Maplewood
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Tony
Lambuth College
Jackson
Naismith
Ann Ballard
Tupelo
Dr. Naismith
Baldwin Friends Attend Easter Vesners and Healthweek Play
Rev Rector Green of Redfield visits Baldwin on Wednesday. Mrs Emma Kinzer goes to Fredonia for vacation with Dr Charles Shumway. Northwest Ladies Aid luncheon at Phi Mu house hosted by Mrs Howard. Baker University Women’s Athletic Association hosts annual play day closing Healthweek with a campus mixer and health masque. Students from several towns attend. speakers include Miss Bertha Whitton and Dean Grace Irwin.
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Eleanor Crawley
Glenn Price
Bert Wright
C. E. Stephens
C. E. Beeks
R. E. McHenry
Harrisonville
Mary C. Morgan
Lawrence
Baldwin
James Counts
Grace Williams
Mary Jamison
G. M. Gander
James Montgomery
Teri
J. H. Gander
B.A. Hammond
Gilbert Kapelle
J. B. Ross
Ottawa
Martha Alten
Elisa Perez
Mildred Slaton
Marilou Oliver
Helen Hart
Elise Schnebly
Adah
Eastern Star
Baldwin Club
Juni
First Christian Church
Leach George S. Bretnall
Dewey. Schmittendorf
Ice Smith
Ethal Payne
Lacey Gordon
Grace Huey
Douglas County Council of Christian Education
Jeanne Fischer
Georgie Carpenter
Maxine Bell
Mary Margaret Cragoe
T. J. Keohane
Ruby Keohane
John Keohane
Pamona
B. F. Green
Chapin
Carl Butell
Joan
Butell
Edward Breyfogle
Chanute
Dean
Luther C. Leavengood
Kansas City
Leavengood
Convention Hall
R. W. Spencer
Olathe
Genevieve
Spencer
Olathe Methodist Church
Nancy Gail Bramrock
Rector Green
Redfield
Baldwin Friends
Hyle D. Smith
Barbara
J. L. Senior
John Anderson
Waverly
J. D. Smith
Emma Kinzer
Fredonia
Charles Shumway
Ladies Aid
Phi Mu
B. F
Howard
Clara Alice Beach
Perry Sowers
Baker University Woman's Athletic Association
Overlock
Melvern
Osage City
Lecompton
Edwardsville
Taylor Hall
Dor Canhan
Wisdom
Florence
Abersold
Enlightenment
Genevieve Spencer
Alberta Dryer
Lucille Fries
Marietta Reese
Bertha Whitton
Ladies Aid gathers for large meeting in Lone Star
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday with fourteen members present. A new quilt was started on the frames. Hostess Lillie Ulrich served a luncheon at noon. Mr and Mrs M D Flory and Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Neider attended David Harum in Lawrence Wednesday evening. The Rev and Mrs Whittaker were part of the crowd.
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Sarah Feevenine
Satis
J. W. Garbutt
Pearl Flory
Mabel Neider
Fraser ‘Ball
Farm Bureau
H. C. Metsger
John_ Churchbourd
Crist Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Christian Church
Lone Star
Lawrence
Maxine
Olive Flory
Opal Dietz
Arlene
Irene Flory
Ruby Lindell
Long Star
F. C. Flory
Aubrey Fishburn
Arthur Flory
J.D. Flory
Ralph Weybright
B. E. Flory
Fred McKinney
Weybright
Joe Flory
Roy Flory
H. C. Metsker
J.2e. Smith
A.B. Metsker
D. F. Burton
Pearl Childs
EB. E. Lutz
Ladies Aid
Lillie Ulrich
M.D. Flory
Gottlieb Neider
David Harum
Whittaker
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American Legion
Sweeney
Lindley E. BR
Elbe
Lawrence High Track
John Hix
U.S Pat
Coluan
Oregon
Sumeria
Golid Foo
Braves
Wnuauapaa
Bate Sitcing
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Hornsby
West Palm. Beach
Fei
Orlando
Mla
New York Giants
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn, Dodgers
Danny Taylor
Walter Beck
New Orleans
Odell Hale
Clevland Indians
Ne Orleans Pelicans
Walter Johnson
Hale
Oklahoma City Cardinals
O. A. Miler
GUN Club
Lawrence Recreation
Pritzel's
Aay
Phillips Ae
Sas Vas
Whitaker
ELKS
Tenpins
Allen
Father of Basketball
W. W. Neil
Simpson, Taylor
Clyde Stewart
Harry Barnett
Beulah Helen Stewart
A. E.“Knauss
Bernard Schultze
E. C. Alderdice
Dodge City
R. L. Hazzard
Coldwater
Charles
Victor
James
Leisure Hour Club
W. W. Wilcox
Nancy Hyden
W. J
Phil Moore
Joe Glasson
Robert Wellbourn
James Russell
Ruth Andrews
Margaret Miles
Paul Evans
Professor Evans
Betty Ebricht
Harold Flickinger
Baldwin News
Rsa
Columbia
ST. Louis
Chicagoington
Angeles
Albuquerque
Boston
Quaunu
Ees
Southwestern Greyhound
Zan Glive
Washington
Dobbs
Stetson
America
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tommy
Hal Forrest
Winself
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