Kansas Track Team Set for Triangular Meet in Manhattan
Kansas University leads a large squad to Manhattan for a triangular meet with Kansas State and Nebraska on May 4. Last year Kansas won with 67 points, while Nebraska had 52 22 and Kansas State 42. The afternoon will feature dual Kansas-Kansas State and Kansas-Nebraska scoring as part of the event.
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Bill” Hargiss
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Hall
England
Cunningham
Kan
London
Knappenberger
Deos
Due Rach
Neb
Baseball scores from yesterday's National and American leagues
National League games include New York 5 defeat by Brooklyn 12 and St. Louis 2 loss to Cincinnati 12. Chicago 3 loss to Philadelphia 2 with Boston game postponed due to weather. American League results show Washington 9 at New York and Detroit 11 over St. Louis 2 with other games postponed or weather affected. American Association results list Minneapolis 4 at Kansas City 10 and Milwaukee 3 vs Toledo postponed. Thalsaapolis 21 over Louisville 10.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Wphiladelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelpnia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
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Toledo
Thalsaapolis
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Key Hits and Pitching
Jimmy Bucher of the Dodgers collected three singles and scored twice while Giants pitching allowed three singles. Bill Dickey of the Yankees hit a home run and added two other singles in a win over the Senators. Alvin Crowder and the Tigers defeated the Browns as Crowder scattered nine hits. Henshaw blanked the Pirates in a 3 0 win behind eight hits. Gene Schott's performance backed the Reds in a key game versus the Cards.
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Dodgers
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Senators
Alvin Crowder
Tigers
Browns
Oy Henshaw
Cubis
Pkrates
Gene Schott
Reds
Iton Cardinals
Baseball statistics and quotes from the era recap
National and American League batting leaders and key stats are listed, naming Hogan and Foxx among top hitters and Camilli, Moore, Vaughan, and Hayes in various events. Pitchers Clark, Blanton, Derringer, Warneke and Hadley noted with three and zero records. A humorous border-city quote about a wife and husband ends the snippet.
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Pirates
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Phillies
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Frey
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Rede
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Reds
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Bonura
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Hayes
Washington
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Indians
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Warstler
Toa
Radcliff
Hemley
Sonora
Hale
Gehzinger
Exe Lary
Senators
al‘ Sox
Hadley
Whitehead
Strange San Francisco street lacks cross streets for miles
Strange as it seems, Market Street in San Francisco has no cross streets for about two miles from the Ferry Building to a point 2.3 miles inland. First cross street is Duboce Avenue, far up from the waterfront, shaping traffic flow. Also noted are sound experiments by engineers who built echo chambers for a firm, one room absorbing sound, the other echoing for 12 seconds. a trombone quintet played part of Home, Sweet Home in the reverberant room, while tomorrow features a man who stood up, 0 years.
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Market Street
San Francsco
Duboce Avenue
Ferry
Ife
Widener scratches Chance Sun from Derby after workout
Louisville report details UP dispatch that Chance Sun will not start in the Kentucky Derby after a disappointing prep at Churchill Downs. Whiskole won the mile, while Hal Price Headley’s Whopper tired and Weston and Bluebeard showed little. Chance Sun to undergo treatment at Idle Hour farm, possibly all summer.
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Warren Wright
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Col. E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour
Hal Price Headley
Whopper
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Tearout
Braedalbane Stable
Weston
Bluebeard
Kansas Golf Team Beats Central College at Lawrence
The University of Kansas golf squad won three of four matches against Central College of Fayette Missouri at Lawrence Country Club. Final score Kansas 912 Central 212. Winners included Bob Finley 8 0 over Tom Grayhill and Don Reed 3 0 over Tate Childs. Bob Quinlan posted lowest 73. KU faces Wichita State tomorrow and Kansas State Saturday at White Lake Club Topeka.
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Lawrence Country Club
Kansas
Central
William Wright
Horace Hedges
K.U
Bob Finley
Tom Grayhill
Don Reed
Tate Childs
Bob Quinlan
Lowell Adair
Quinlan
Wichita University
Kansas State
White Lake Club
Topeka
Dale Alexander Out of Slump May Attract Majors
Chicago May 1 Dale Alexander a former Detroit and Boston first baseman is coming back strong with Kansas City. He went four for four against Minneapolis including a 400 foot homer as the Blues beat the Millers 10 to 4. St Paul swept Milwaukee 11 to 3 while Indianapolis led by beating Louisville 21 to 10. Columbus and Toledo games were rained out.
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Dale Alexander
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Big Dale
Minneapolis
Blues
Millers
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Springs Meet This Week at Excelsior Springs Golf Tourney
Excelsior Springs Missouri hosts the Nineteenth Annual Invitational Golf Tournament on Friday May 3 through Sunday May 5 announced by Roy Boyer local golf pro. The course is in great shape and players from across Missouri await three days of competitive play.
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Excelsior Springs
Roy Boyer
Missouri
Sports Calendar Features Kansas Matches and Track Meets
The calendar lists Thursday events: Kansas vs Wichita U in golf and tennis, and Saturday showdowns include Kansas State and Nebraska in a triangular track meet at Manhattan. Lawrence high hosts Eastern Kansas Conference track in Topeka, with Kansas vs Kansas State golf at Topeka White Take Club. Sunday schedules include Lawrence Ban Johnson baseball in Kansas City, Pleasant Grove versus Kansas City Fire Department baseball at Pleasant Grove diamond at 2:50.
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Wichita U
Kansas State
Nebraska
Manhattan
Lawrence High
Topeka
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Kansas City
Pleasant Grove
Kansas City Fire Department
Lawrence
Peace Chance Sets Churchill Track Record In 1 83 4 6 Mile
A year ago Peace Chance, Derby eligible, broke Twenty Grand's mark at Churchill Downs with a mile in 1:83 4/6. The piece notes past sports feats and a shift in government beef rations for Indian wards to dressed beef for the elderly and needy.
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Churchill Downs
Helen Madison
Los Angeles
U. S
Molly Gourlay
Glenna Collett
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sooner Controversy Foreshadows Coaching Changes in 1934
Harold Keith of Oklahoma U athletic publicity reflects on a late season gridiron ruling in Norman that cost Oklahoma a share of the conference lead. Kansas State’s 2 point safety on a punt play by Cash Gentry sparked controversy, with pictures suggesting a goal line escape. The debate helped provoke the fall 1934 firing of Sooners coaches and a reshuffle in Oklahoma football leadership.
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Oklahoma U
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Norman
Aggies
Cash Gentry
Wildcats
Gentry
Apgie
Sooner
O. U
Keith
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Sooners
Brooklyn Fans Remember Terry Remark in Gowanus Clash
In New York May 1 the feud between Bill Terry and Casey Stengel spills into Brooklyn as 17,000 fans greet the Dodgers 12 to 3 win over the Giants. Fireworks, jeers, and home-guard cheers echo a Fourth of July style scene with Terry and Stengel photographed together as crowds boo Terry, while Giants players Sam Leslie and Travis Jackson miss games due to illness.
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Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Terry
Dodgers
Giants
Brooklyn Pride
Brooklyn Bridge
Gowanus Canal
Chicago Cubs
Tom Clark
Stengel
Home Plate
Sam Leslie
Travis Jackson
Kansas State and Missouri split Big Six baseball doubleheader
In Manhattan Kansas State and Missouri split a four game series with an 8 to 2 Missouri win in the seven inning opener and a 6 to 2 Kansas State win in the nightcap Tiger pitcher McLagan scored the winning run in game one on Hatfield's single. The Wildcats, outhit 11 to 6 in the second game, benefited from scoring opportunities as Jessup drove in the decisive run after his two bagger.
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Kan
Kansas State
University of Missouri
Tigers
Wildcats
McLagan
Tiger
Hatfield
Jessup
Darby Promises 100 Kansas Grade Crossing Eliminations
Topeka May 1 Harry Darby state highway director announced plans to remove about 100 railway grade crossings across Kansas. The commission awaits a federal grant of roughly 87 million dollars to begin work. Most eliminations will occur on main roads near larger population centers. About 5,000 laborers would be employed by the program.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harry Darby
Darby
Moisture in Dust Analysis at Hays Reveals Surprising Content
In Hays Kansas on May 1 the dust storms yielded unexpected moisture. Chemistry professor Dr Rov Rankin and Fort Hays State College students analyzed silt from a window sill. The student reported moisture 213 percent organic matter 73 percent and sand 90 percent.
Naughty Marietta at Granada Theatre Thursday
The Granada theatre will show Naughty Marietta for a one day run on Thursday. The film Naughty Marietta is returned to the Granada for that day only and the April issue of March of Time will also be shown. A late May three day run was planned but Thursday was the only available date.
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Granada Theatre
Britain warns on Germany rearmament and sub plans
London May 1 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said a recent Labour Party article denouncing Germany's air rearmament reflected government views. Sir Bolton Eyres Bond told parliament Germany plans its first World War era submarine within six months, with machinery orders and hull work under way. Parliamentary questions highlighted fears over Germany's expanding forces.
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Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Germany
Labor Party
MacDonald
Bolton Eyres Bond
House
Stresa
Geneva
Bolton
Berlin
David Kirkwood
Glasgow
Great Britain
Baton
Move for Court Costs in Ott Estate Case
In New York on May 1, Surrogate James A. Delehanty heard a petition to compel Geraldine L. Ott to pay the entire costs of her suit to establish widow’s share rights in the late Bertrand L. Taylor’s estate. Executor Bertrand L. Taylor Jr. seeks costs after Ott, a Pittsburg, Ren. dent, failed in her case claiming common law wife status and a share of approximately 1,250,900 dollars. Taylor left the estate to his son and the Countess lf Frasso, while Ott had received 30,000. The report also notes the Rev A W Altenbern of Hutchinson prepares sermon copies for the hearing impaired.
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New York
Geraldine L. Ott
Pittsburg
Ren
Bertrand L. Taylor
Nathan Burkan
Bertrand L. Taylor, Jr
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