Jayhawks Rally to Down Missouri in Baseball Victory
The University of Kansas baseball team defeated Missouri 9 to 2 on the home field. Coach Bonn shuffled the lineup, sparking strong fielding by Kraenter and a pivotal late rally led by McQueen and Hill. Arch Famney pitched effectively as Kansas pulled away, while Missouri's Anthony and Windle struggled after early offense.
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Woodlawn wins meet in thriller at Varnum Relays
North Side School repeats first place as Woodlawn takes the trophy in a tight Varnum Relays finale. Lincoln, winner last year, failed to repeat, dropping from the lead and allowing Quincy to grab sixth in the 79 pound class, two points shy of the cup.
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Leavenworth Teams Lead Track Meet at Local High Schools
Tonganoxie tracksters total 454 points to win as Leavenworth High School claims 10046 points. Easton High School takes third with 14 points, Linwood fourth with 11, and Leavenworth Junior High School fifth with a few points in the Leavenworth county meet.
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Baker Wins Meet at Baldwin Kansas Quadrangular
Baker University emerged high point winner with 62 5-6 points as Emporia Kansas Conference teams competed, led by Donald Lidikay and J Haygard of Baker with 10 points each and W Replogle of Emporia with 7. Ottawa and Washburn also scored, while Li dikay battled a shoe loss in the 440. Tongans placed second in Leavenworth meet.
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Drake Nets Team Wins Opening Tennis Meet
Drake University tennis team Baten defeated University of Kansas 3-1 on the stadium courts in the season opener. Meir Rogers beat Conklite 6-1 7-5, Captain Chuck Fiverett defeated Cliff Campbell 6-4 6-1. Doubles Everett and Conklin edged 6-3 to claim Drake’s victory.
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Green Brothers A C to Open 1926 Season at Wellsville
The Green Brothers A C under Roy Laster opens the 1926 season tomorrow afternoon at Wellsville. The lineup features Weller catcher Murphy Bee Hor G Snéan first base DeMerritt second Laster short Collins third Ison left field Bishop center Gallagher right field. The team plans fast games at Woodland Park in the near future.
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Fifth Annual Junior High Track Meet At Stadium Field
Under ideal weather, Junior high athletes staged the fifth annual meet on stadium field. The meet, starting 1:45 pm with Honorary Referee John R. Barres, featured three grades with rooms competing for points. Ninth grade saw Room 02H win 17 points, Room 103H second with 14, Room 20LH third with 13. Eighth grade crowned Room 106C with 17 points, Room 101C second with 15, Room 268C third with 14. Seventh grade dominated with Room 105C scoring 20, winning five first places including the 46 yard dash and broad jump.
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Relay meet results with multiple event winners listed
A fragment from a school meet page lists winners and places across events including sprints distance throws and jumps. Notable names appear with school initials and event marks, such as 52.5 seconds for a 440 or 11.9 seconds for the 100 yard dash, and heights and distances like 7 feet 10 inches in high jump and 25 feet 6 inches in a shot put attempt.
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Bliesner
Tane
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Treese
Malone
Lyons
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Vernard
Kiblar
Leigh
Tine
Ash
Woody
Allen
Brown
Mat
Tornaden
Tiry
Botsford
Missouri-Kansas Texas railroad president succession noted
May 1 Kansas City report states C E B Schaff retires as president of the Katy lines after long leadership since 1912. He is succeeded by N Whitehead who announces plans for the transition and future governance of the line. Partial OCR fragments also mention athletics results and a basketball event with unclear details.
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Fesenheimer
Brow St. Laws
K N. Whitehead
C. EB. Schaff
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