Early Tiger Lead Defeats Kansas in Six Conference Game
Missouri Tigers beat Kansas 4 to 3 in a Ris Six contest on the KU diamond. Five walks, a sacrifice, and a double fueled a second inning rally for Missouri, while Kansas mounted a late rally in the seventh and ninth but could not overtake the lead. Bert Kora and Stera stood out defensively and at the plate for Kansas. Kansas meets Oklahoma in a two game series here next Friday and Saturday.
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Missouri University
Kansas
K. LU
Kangas
Trembold
Smith
Lock to Lower Marks in Ohio Relays Today
Ohio relays at Ohio State University see six records fall on opening day as stars yield to up and coming peers. Dee Hutson of Denison sets a college mark in the century dash at 31.7 seconds, two tenths faster than the Ohio relay record and near the world mark. Hutson meets Michigan’s Eddie Tolan today as Kelter Sentman duel for the 120 yard high hurdles draws interest.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Dee Hutson
Denison
Hutson
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Tolan
Strange as It Seems Kings Own Clears Bar At Sight Fest
King's Own jumps highest at Miami Beach Florida beating the former record set by Great Heart at South Shore Country Club Chicago on June 4 123 33 10 inches. Owner Fred Wettach Jr Trilola Farms Shrewsbury N J also holds indoor and outdoor hurdle records. The Wasp another veteran jumper on same farms cleared seven feet last season at age eighteen. The chicken with reversed wings owned by Charles Brotherton Lamartine Wisconsin. Readers may request proof by mailing to the author. JOHN HIX. Monday Shout to Paris in Four and 2 Half Hours.
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King’s Own
Afiami Beach
Fla
Great Heart
South Shore Country Club
Chicago
King
Wasp
Sharkey Camera Title Fight Cleared by New York Officials
New York May 2 AP The heavyweight title bout between Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera at Ebets Field on June 10 was designated for the world heavy weight championship after New York Athletic Commission officials approved Sharkey's argument and recognized the bout as for the title. A Garden federal injunction threatens Carnera’s participation until he fulfills a contract to meet the Schmeling winner. Also, Green Brothers vs American Battery and Belvoir’s new baseball schedule are noted as local sports items.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Camera
Ebbets Field
New York State Athletic Commission
Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Wlineis
the Garden
Carfhera
Garden
Max Schmeling-Young
Cleveland
Average Golfer Never Breaks 100
Al Demaree explains why most golfers fail to break 100. He contrasts a star baseball hitter’s fluid swing with a tense golf swing, noting baseball is action driven while golf is a fixed stance requiring calm. Babe Ruth quote emphasizes hitting through the ball rather than at it.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Babe Ruth
United States Davis Cup Team Extends Lead Over Mexico
In Mexico City on March 2, the United States Davis Cup squad earned a three day rest before resuming first round play against Mexico. Wilmer Allison and Frank Shields won their opening singles matches in straight sets, setting the pace as the U S eye a doubles clinch tomorrow. The U S winner advances to face Canada in Montreal May 21 to 23 for the North American zone finals.
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Mexico City
Mar
United States
Mexico
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Frank Shields
New York
Fileen
Alfonso Unda
Shields
Yealler
Ricardo ‘Tapia
Canada
Montreal
Associated Prasz
Sidney Wood
Indian Baseball: St Marys Beats Haskell 4 to 2
St Marys spoiled Haskell Indians with Burns pitching eight shutout innings and contributing two hits. Wilson and Edge Jed provided two hits each for St Marys while Haskell managed only late runs, as delays and wild throws aided the home side.
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St. Marys
Haskell Indians
Burns
Knight
Wilson
Edge Jed
Braves
Haskell
Win Home Room Honors At Meet
Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade home rooms swept first in their divisions at the ninth annual Junior high school track and field meet held yesterday at the KU stadium. Scores cited include 45 points for 201-C, 89 for 208-C, and 30.34 for 208-C with multiple room placings across events and a tie rule decision noted for ribon awards.
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K. U
Athletics Meet Results including Grades and Events
Readable lines list numerous events with placements for boys and girls across grades. Winners include Winn 203-C in broad jump and 33 10 in shot put, Dod ae 203-C in girl time, and Jella 205-C in pole vault. Relay times shown and many second and third places across sprints, jumps, throws, and baseball events.
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L. R. Perry
Emma K. Howe
Grads
Miller
Harris
Lucas
Tannif
Jefferson
Lenhart
Pennell
Jackson
Maron
Harding
Turds
Hexzeman
Haller
Brown
Martin
Heigot
A. Jackson
Carmen
G. Jackson
Howard
Raber
Tierce
Perry
Wowler
Owen
Wirst
Pearson
C .Cobb
T. Felton
Fox
R. Felton
Netherton
Moale
Ageond
Dicker
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Stoland
Timea
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Miler
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Castle
Myer
Dover
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Hicks
Frazier
Smith
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Hailey
Jelia
Roger
Beck
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Denlinger
Hormuth
Nottingham
Ward
Schaefer
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Goble
Paine
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Gulley
Higgins
Laird
Heidht
Stolanch
Stockwell
Molt
Pine
Runce
Carr
Detlor
Moore
Carson
Ulm
Sacond
Bonehbrake
Carter
Kansas and Missouri tennis end Big Six tie in Columbia
In indoor matches Kansas and Missouri tied three all as KU rallied from two earlier losses. Afternoon outdoor play saw Missouri take doubles and one singles while KU won a singles and the night doubles to even the score. KU faces Iowa State at Ames next.
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Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
K. U
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Iowa State
Ames
A. Rovil
Ad Scott
Allred
Hanwell
Whetiams
Misouri
Prosser
Coen
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C. Bovin
A. Bovin
Head
Corn
Kanes Sateater
Williams
How to Train The Proper Golf Drive Stance And Follow Through
An instructional piece emphasizes a relaxed knee bend and a loose address to enable a smooth pivot. It warns against stiff finishes and overemphasizing power, noting that inside targeting and consistency often win at the tee. It cites Willie Macfarlane’s four ball lesson and advises sailors not to chase distance at expense of accuracy.
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Johnny Farrell
Stmrtricon
Alan Gould
Willie Macfarlane
Marks Established in Kansas Relays Above Those Made in Drake and Penn
The comparison shows Kansas with seven firsts and one tie for best records, Drake with four firsts and a tie, and Penn with one first and three ties. Weather favored Kansas events, while Drake faced cloudy skies and cold wind and Penn endured rain throughout.
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Kansas
Drake
Penn
Sas
K. U
Mamareg
Draka
Rae
Iscus Thro
Elin
Tae Isy
Spring Day at Cayuga Sees Big Red Regatta Clash
The annual Spring Day program at Cayuga features Yale baseball on May 23 and Cornell track facing Princeton and others. The day culminates in a quad regatta with Cornell Syracuse MIT and Harvard rowers, the largest naval event on Lake Cayuga since 1920, with top crews testing after last year’s varsity finish. Ossie Solem of Drake University is honored at a testimonial dinner in Des Moines ahead of the Drake Relays, recognizing Salem College’s athletic progress despite small size and tight funds. Mrs. R J McCutcheon of Pueblo highlights rising female bowling interest after defeating former world champion Jimmy Smith, noting women’s strength in accuracy and a best 817 three-game total.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Syracuse
Yale
Princeton
Housatonic River
Big Red
Honor Solem
Des Moines
Ossie Solem
Drake University
Drake
R. J. McCutcheon
Pueblo
Colo
Jimmy Smith
McCutcheon
Smith
Denver
Major League Lexicon Batting Titles in League Headlines
National League leaders show Jeff Hornsby and Hack Wilson style marks with Hornsby powering Cubs in home runs and runs. In the American League Gehrig leads in runs and hits with strong seasons from Alexander and Fonseca. Wrestling results note Londos and McMillen top cards in New York and Ottawa with a tight finish in Cambridge.
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New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Ray Steel
California
Jim McMillen
Chi- Earl McCready
Portdrew
Dick Shikat
Germany
Omar Mullain
Turkey
Ottawa
Ont
Bibber McCoy
Cambridge
Mass
Bob Ling
Finland
Baseball summaries of early games and performances
George Earnshaw shut out the Yankees with three hits, 4 to 0. Lloyd Waner drove in a run as Pittsburgh tied and then won 4 to 3 in 11 innings over the Reds. Vic Power? Frasier had a bases loaded double fueling a seven run rally in White Sox win. Giants Hill had four singles and a homer as they beat the Braves 5 to 0. Charley Sullivan pitched Detroit to a 2 to 0 victory over Indiana. Jos Shaute and Robins-Hill beat the Phillies 4 to 0 for Brooklyn. Urban Pickering led a 10 to 4 Red Sox win over Washington with three hits. Sylvester Johnson’s Cardinals beat the Cubs 6 to 2 to take first place.
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George Earnshaw
Athletics
Yankees
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Tittsburgh
Reds
Vic Frasier
Browns
Hockey Cruz
Giants
Hill
Braves
Charley Sullivan
Tigers
Detroit
Indiana
Jos Shaute
Robins — Hill
Phillies
Brooklyn
Shaute
Urban Pickering
Red Sox
Washington
Sylvester Johnson
Cardinals
Cardn
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