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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1925

Page

6

Lawrence High Unveils 1925 Football Schedule

Lawrence High School announces an eight game 1925 football schedule with five home games at Cordley field and three away. The lineup opens September 25 at Kansas City and closes with Topeka at Lawrence, plus a potential open date and several league contests. Captain Arlene Hanson leads the squad as planners arrange lectures and emphasize eligibility.

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Pair of City Court Fines Startler in Weapons Case

Otis Murray colored, complainant in the trial of Clarence Cooper, colored, in a police court, was found guilty on disturbing the peace and fined $1. Cooper, arrested Saturday night on New Hampshire street, was charged with disturbing the peace and had weapons charge waived. Murray pleaded guilty and was fined $1. Cooper was convicted of disturbing the peace after testimony by several witnesses. The two had a verbal battle. witnesses differed on whether Cooper flourished a gun. Cooper’s complaint against Murray followed.

Otis Murray Clarence Cooper Cooper Murray New Hampshire Street

Forty Five Teams Enter Kansas Relays In 3rd Annual Meet

With ten days left before the April 8 entry deadline, forty five teams from fifteen universities, fourteen colleges, thirteen high schools and three junior colleges have entered the Third Annual Kansas Relays to be held at Memorial Stadium on April 18. Cornell College of Iowa features a strong two mile relay team that set 8 18 2 5 indoors, while a new 1000 meter run adds distance stakes. Teams from Haskell, Marquette, Fairmount, Washington University, Kansas State, Drake, Iowa, and Wisconsin are already entered. The Drake Relays loom next for the Kansas squad, with further dual and triangular meets planned through May 9 to May 50, pending schedule finalization.

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Cornell enters team for Kansas Relay meet at Lawrence

Mount Vernon Iowa March 31 Cornell will be represented with at least one relay team at the Kansas Relay meet to be held April 18 in Lawrence Kansas A Purple two mile quartet is certain with possible one mile or medley entries Captain George Barbour leading the two mile unit fresh from a Illinois Relay Carnival record performance He and teammates Smith Pirkey and Peters helped shave seven seconds from the Illinois mark Two freshmen Jetter man and two yearlings Muilenberg and Raymond have joined spring workouts while Deemer trains to regain form after entering this semester and playing on the basketball squad entering the final weeks of cage play

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All Baseball and Tennis Candidates to Report to Coach

Call issued by Liberty Memorial High School for all baseball and tennis aspirants to report. Coach Andrew McDonald will meet interested baseball players tomorrow afternoon and tennis candidates Thursday afternoon. If interest is sufficient, games may be arranged with nearby high schools Topeka and Olathe.

Andrew McDonald Liberty Memorial High School Topeka Olathe

Elks Bowling Scores And Farewell Party Clarifications

Elks bowling scores are listed with Berger and Underwood leading in individual lines. University dean of men John R. Dyer says no action or plans exist to ban farewell parties this year and letters have been sent to student organizations. Smoke screen demonstrations are planned for Engineers Day on April 18 at Ft. Riley with Brig. Gen. Edward L. King coordinating.

John R. Dyer Dyer University Edward L. King Ft. Riley

Haskell and K U to play baseball

Local baseball fans get a double feature Friday at 3 30 with Haskell Institute nine meeting the University of Kansas on KU field in a nine inning practice contest. Haskell opens season April 8 against Baker while Kansas starts April 10 versus Oklahoma University. A new practice scheme saw Kansas players join Haskell in mixed drills and both coaches reported satisfaction.

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Special Kansan Issue Mailed to State High School Seniors

The University mailed over 2000 copies of a special high school issue of the University Daily Kansan to seniors statewide. Each copy was mailed individually to highlight KU activities. The issue focuses on high school students and their connection with the university, with the entire front page devoted to relevant articles.

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State High School Tournament Box Scores Unearthed

A compiled chart lists box scores from basketball games played in the state high school tournament. It documents individual player statistics, team totals, and game results across the event, reflecting the performance of participants and teams during the competition period.

University Entrance Requirements for Local Seniors

Local high school seniors receive guidance on the necessary courses exams and credits to gain admission to the university this fall. Counselors outline core subjects required grade thresholds and recommended extracurriculars to strengthen applications for upcoming autumn enrollment.

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