Haskell Rambling Redskins Beat Pittsburg In Exhibition
Haskell's Rambling Redskins piled up 38 points against Pittsburg in an exhibition game under three rule changes urged by Glenn S Warner of Stanford. About 1,500 fans watched as first downs counted as points, no kickoff after touchdowns, and play continued in third quarter. Weller and Duffina scored for Haskell, Johnson and Smith added touchdowns, and the Indians led 24–4 at half with multiple first downs and a strong passing attack from Kahler.
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KU Wrestling Captain Falls In Final At Penn State
Jayhawks captain Steve Church, a two time Big Six 165 pound champion, reached the finals of the national collegiate tourney at Penn State last week but lost to Oklahoma’s Jack Van Bebber, finishing with 27 points for Oklahoma A&M. Illinois placed second with 14 points. Church ends his collegiate career with two losses in two years. Allen Cochran and Leon Bauman also appear in the event with Cochran reaching the 157 pound class.
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Warner to Start Spring Drill This Week
Glenn Warner, famed Stanford coach and guest of honor at Haskell Institute, will begin spring football practice as spring drills start today. Northwestern coach Richard Hanley, who accompanied Warner from New York, departed for Chicago last night.
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Locals Win A Game By Lawrence Red Sox
The Lawrence Red Sox coached by Bill Lohman and Ford Thurber beat the Tonganoxie Braves 12 to 6 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Thurber pitched the route for Lawrence as Thurber siblings and Badger starred in the field. Campbell, Carpenter and other Tongansoxie players had notable performances.
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Kansas Jayhawks Win Two Relays at Dallas Meet
Kansas University tracksters placed at Dallas in the Southern Methodists Relays with two firsts a second and a third. Thornhill won the discus, Bausch second in the shot, and the KU quartet Mize Rooney Sickel won the 440 yard relay and placed in the half mile. Meet records were set by several schools including Butler and Missouri.
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Coast Tennis Center to bring 48 courts in LA
Los Angeles plans a world class hard surface tennis complex as part of the city recreation parks. The 48 courts aim for completion before the 1932 Olympic Games. The project signals a major expansion of city sports facilities amid growing Olympic ambitions.
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Sensational prodigy joins Jones in Georgia golf Open
In Augusta Georgia on March 31 AP reports the sensational young prodigy Jon Smith and famed amateur Bobby Jones among more than 100 entries in the $5,000 Southeastern Open golf tournament today.
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Warner rules on earned first downs spark football debate
A Pittsburgh-Haskell game discussion prompts coaches and officials to weigh a system where earned first downs could yield points, potentially changing pacing and outcomes. Pop Warner, John Bunn, and others defend or challenge the idea, while critics raise concerns about offside penalties and late touchdowns affecting score margins.
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Pro Baseball Seeks 13 Auburn Players
Professional scouts rate the Alabama Poly team highly as Auburn players draw 13 offers. Capt. Jim Crawford posts a .289 batting average and top speed in the outfield as majors and minors court multiple players. Players include Joe Burt Dunham Harkins Ray Prim Buck Carter Frock Pate Ben Newton Harry Lloyd and others with senior Crawford Ingram and Carter highlighted.
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Pop Warner Urges Haskell Indians to Carry On for Race
New Carlisle crowd honors 1929 Haskell Indians at football banquet. Glenn S Warner, famed Carlisle coach, urges the Haskell program to carry on Carlisle traditions. Louis Weller receives H blanket. eighteen players win letters, many named. Hanley lauds Dietz as top coach beyond Warner.
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Haskell Fans Discuss Proposed Rules Change Day
A lively Haskell Day centered on proposed rules changes for the game and the impact on play. Notable players and coaches from Haskell and Pitt were present, with talks highlighting a first down provision and the Nebraska system influence.
Leland Mey to Compete in Kansas Relays Sprint
Cy Leland Mey, a sprinter from Texas A. and M. University, will compete in the Kansas Relays on April 19 by special invitation. Coach Francis A. Schmal confirmed Mey’s entry, noting two recent victories at the Texas and Southern Methodist University relays.
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Al Singer to Fight Sammy Mandell in New York Bout
The sensational young lightweight Al Singer of New York will meet Sammy Mandell of Rockford in a scheduled bout in New York on march 31. The clash marks a key lightweight matchup with national interest.
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Weather and boxing event notes at Yankee Stadium
Officials announced a fifteen round title bout featuring weight champion at Yankee Stadium on July 17 with Madison Square Garden as a venue reference. The report also covers a weather outlook with a cold spell, lack of rain in Kansas soil conditions, and farmers fearing dry soil if rains do not arrive soon.
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Glider meet draws 20000 in Wichita with tragic death
Wichita March 81 AP the states first glider meet attracted about 20000 spectators for contests and exhibitions by men and women. a fatal car crash during airport congestion claimed the life of will iam regean 21 of ed Wichita. other reports mention glider pilots and novices in contest outcomes.
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