Cunningham Runs in Track Opener
The sixth meeting of Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State College in a triangular track contest will be held Saturday afternoon in stadium field with field events starting 2:15 and running events at 2:39. Glenn Cunningham aims to break the 1,320-yard world record of 3 02.2 held by Jack Lovelock. Kansas enters 21 Jayhawker track men for the dual-scored meet, with entries listed across sprints, distances, hurdles, relays, and field events. Admission is 55 cents.
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Rabbit Warstler Drives Athletics Past Boston Pitching
AAP report notes Rabbit Warstler sparked an Athletics rally with two doubles and two singles against Boston pitching. Mel Ott hit his 6th homer of the season and added a single for the Giants in a game noted by early-season acid tests and standout hitting.
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Athletics
Boston
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Baseball leaders and stats from latest season summaries
The record lists top players by league in batting averages runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Klein Ott and Suhr among NL leaders and Reynolds Foxx Manush and Werber atop the AL rankings with several players posting high counts in runs and stolen bases.
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Giants
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Phillies
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Pirates
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Moore
Lindstrom
Ryan
English
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Herman
Colling
Cardinals
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Frei
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Rothrock
Martin
Piet
Reds
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Hubbell
Reynolds
Red Sox
Oemick
Indians
Morgan
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Manush
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Greenbert
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Averill
Indiana
Chapman
Yankees
R. Johnson
Higgins
Athletics
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White Sox
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Gehrig
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Hildebrand
Victory to Independence Wins Triangular Track Meet
Independence junior college swept a triangular track and field meet at El Dorado with 68 points, Hutchinson 29 2 3, El Dorado 24 1 3. Miller and Foy were high scorers with 11 each. El Dorado won the connected tennis meet 8 to 5 against Hutchinson, Independence three. Also notes Eastern invasion as Western clubs begin play in American Association pennant race with Minneapolis Millers leading.
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Kan
Independence Junior College
Hutchinson
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Foy
Independence
Chicago
American Association
Rennant Firht
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Millers
Louisville
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
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Indianapolis
Strange As It Seems Horse Chase Me Wins Debut Streak
Chase Me a horse owned by Drs. John Besley Jr. of Monkton Maryland rose from unknown speed to win six straight starts after being discovered pacing another horse. The four year old family pet impressed handlers by shaking hands with an assistant starter before his first race. Notable wins include the Brean and OHara Memorial Handicap at Bowie Maryland with jockey Johnny Gilbert. Also mentions a rumored talking hen from Bernard Piers’ property and teases tomorrow’s feature The Rum-Running Fish.
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Drs
John Besley, Jr
Monkton
Alace
Alway
Bowie
Johnny Gilbert
Fridl
St. Louis University
Bernard Piers
Renew Discussion About Darby or Darby
Louisville Kentucky May 3 AP Saturday's Kentucky Derby may decide whether it's pronounced darby or derby for this year. Three English bred colts are top contenders for the $30000 added stake while home breds face a tough field to win. The derby adage has sparked years of debate since 1930 when Earl of Derby spoke with Gallant Fox. Kentuckians insist on the local derby pronunciation despite English insistence on darby.
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Darby
Dates Set for Valley Tennis Meets in Kansas City St Louis
The Missouri Valley tennis championship starts June 4 at Rockhill in Kansas City amid a large schedule. A new public parks event will run in St Louis the week of August 8, with several other tournaments including central states in St Louis and middlewest in Omaha. The slate features inter-city league play May 19 and a string of invites and state championships through August 8 in multiple cities such as Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita and Omaha.
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American Golfers Find Play Keeps Them Keyed Up
The American Walker Cup team members at St Andrews in Scotland show renewed enthusiasm after touring ruins and graves. Johnny Goodman Lawson Little and Jack Westland resumed play, with Captain Francis Ouimet praising their eagerness. Goodman shot 74, Little 75, Westland 76 as signs ahead of May 11 12 matches with Great Britain. Belvoir baseball seeks Sunday game. call Charles Houk.
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Vanek Elected President of Kansas Athletes Club
Ernest Vanek of Ellsworth was elected president of the K club at the University of Kansas, an organization for major sport letter winners. He succeeds Clyde Coffman. Other officers include Milo Clawson as vice president, Ed Hall as secretary treasurer, and Gordon Gray as sergeant-at-arms.
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Ellsworth
University of Kansas
Clyde Coffman
Ford
United States
Milo Clawson
Ed Hall
Gordon Gray
Haskell drills over Haskell Indian spring football
Haskell Indian college closes spring practice after a successful season of study and work. Coach Gus Welch notes uncertainty about next year due to possible losses but praises four or five reserve players who showed real promise during spring training. Forecasts for fall remain impossible at present.
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Gus Welch
Welch
Track meet at Memorial Stadium spotlights Glenn Cunningham
A triangular field at Memorial Stadium features Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State with Glenn Cunningham racing a three-fourths mile aiming to break the world record. The meet includes Nebraska star Heye Lambertus and sprint and field stars from Kansas, Kansas State, and a planned two-hour program starting at 2:14 PM with a 2:30 four-a race.
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Cunningham
Secretary Team Wins Country Club Tourney Victory
The Lawrence Country Club tourney ended with the Secretary team, led by George Wetzel, beating the Presidents 20 to 18. A post‑dinner putting contest followed, with Art Weaver “Beadeye” taking first at 6 under par, R C Miller second at 4 under, Dudley Fitzpatrick third at 3 under, and J Frank Jones winning a consolation for strokes over par. President Otto Barteldes announced a near full course capacity after a successful membership drive.
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George Wetzel
Otto Barteldes
Art Weaver
Beadeye
R. C. Miller
Dudley Fitzpatrick
J. Frank Jones
Ott Barteldes
Mr. Barteldes
Glenn and vicinity perfect attendance awards
Buttons for perfect attendance during the school year were awarded to Ivan Glenn, Thomas Bahnmaier, Joseph Stauffer, and Lorene.
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Thomas Bahnmaier
Joseph Stauffer
Lorene
Spelling Lesson Program Attracts Wide Group
Matney and instructors taught spelling to Charles Boydston Floy Svoboda Raymond French and Joseph Svoboda. After the program a cafe teria dinner was served to several hundred attendees including guests from California Oklahoma and other places.
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Charles Boydston
Floy Svoboda
Raymond French
Joseph Svoboda
California
Oklahoma
Tecumseh Residents Mentioned in Local Visits
Miss Gertrude Hall returned home from Tecumseh after helping at the Albert Deister home for a few weeks. Mrs. L Dexter of Richland spent Friday at the Ralph Rake home. Clarice Reen stayed a few days last week at the Irvin Kraft residence.
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Tecumseh
Albert Deister
L. Dexter
Richland
Ralph Rake
Clarice Reen
Irvin Kraft
Miss Murphy Shower At Presbyterian Church Bas ement Clinton Belvoir
Miss Bessie Murphy was the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower with about 70 guests in the Presbyterian church basement. Decorations featured pink and white spring flowers. Brides attire contest and several prize awards were given, with refreshments and a decorated bride's cake centerpiece.
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Presbyterian Church
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Harvey Houk
Charles Nemic
Effie Kampschroeder
Darrell Gibler
Edith Anderson
William Tarpey
Dorothy Woodward
Moreland Baldwin
Galler
Dorothy Jean Boehler
Birmingham
Vivian Hout
Doris Anderson
Evel Harrell
Johnny
Wesley Meek
Girls and boys win ball games by one score each
Mrs Herman Buchheim hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bessie Murphy with about forty guests. Prizes were won in name and spelling contests, and a decorated wagon of gifts was drawn for. Numerous local residents visited and attended birthdays and family gatherings amid notes on corn planting and hay fields. several local residents were ill or traveling between Topeka and Stull.
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Beatrice McKay
Herman Buchheim
Bessie Murphy
Elmer Nichols
Ted Bellman
Harry
Leslie
Lyle Dean Murphy
Betty Jean
Gerald Harrell
Ray Harrell
Roberta Harrell
Katharine Gibler
Dorothy Jean Bachelor
Edith Anderson
Louie Baldwin
Vivian Hout
Richard and
Wayne Harrell
Kenneth
Carl Belles
J. T. Anderson
Jude
Lawrence
Alvin Kampschroeder
Wellington
Kansas
Fred Kampschroeder
Harry of
Stull
M. J. Murphy
Charles Kampschroeder
J. H. Kennison
Edd Steele
Edwin
William Johnson
Ebon Anderson
Doris
Topeka
Cletus Lehmann and Son
August Kampschroeder
Edith Kampschroeder
Carl. Woodward
Bachelor
Arthur Losh
Hines Bros
Kansas City
Louise Baldwin
Ruby Kampschroeder
Baldwin Visit Notes From Chicago Ottawa and Kansas City
Earle Kirker of Chicago spends a week in Baldwin with his wife and baby. Mrs. Octavia Ashby Smith of Ottawa visited Baldwin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerome Topping and daughters Virginia and Doris and Miss June Topping of Kansas City drove to Baldwin to visit old friends.
Local Baldwin News Roundup From Many Nearby Towns
League Leader' by Pap Miss Gleneva Teck returns from Topeka after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Peck. Numerous Baldwin residents visit relatives in Miami Oklahoma and Kansas City. Clara Krefting, Grace Irvin, and Bertha Whitten host Tri Delta seniors. Esther Balch to wed Robert McIntire of Belleville in June. Various trainees, engagements, illnesses, and travels are noted, with Baker University and local clubs mentioned.
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Wellsville
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Murrayville
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Clara E. Krefting
Dean Grace Irvin
Bertha
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