Lawrence Entering Conference Meet Amid Injuries
Lawrence high track team heads to the Easter Kansas Conference meet in Manhattan with several key athletes sidelined by knee injuries. Cooch E. A. Wood announced the Baker Relays entrants as Hormuth and Rising face knee issues though Hormuth shows improvement. Preliminaries at 10 a.m. and finals at 2 p.m. accompany a crowded Lawrence entry list and possible absence of golf and tennis competitors.
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Kansas State Stays In Big Six Race After 7-6 Win
Kansas State edged Oklahoma 7-6 to clinch the series as Oklahoma won a 12 inning thriller. Wallis booted an error and two bunts aided the Wildcats in the eighth, while Agbers of Oklahoma hit a two run homer in the sixth.
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Baseball league notes and player mentions across teams
Fragmented paragraph lists players from Phillies Pirates Reds Giants Yankees and Indians with mentions of triples stolen bases and pitchers. It also notes an event in Louisville Kentucky May 4 where General James Farley presents a trophy for a derby win and NL Governor B Chandler will be unable to attend.
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Strange as It Seems by John Hix on stamps and repairs
A fragmentary column discusses stamp pressing by Talbert, tooling, and colors. It mentions a practitioner assembling stamps on rails, and notes various technical details and a magnet improvement. Also references undigested topics and a future feature on human wine presses of France.
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Carnera Confident of Victory Over Sharkey
Genoa Italy May 4 Primo Carnera Italian heavyweight boxer sails for New York on the liner Rex to train for his upcoming bout with champion Jack Sharkey set for June 28 He says he is certain to whip Sharkey and win the championship and will begin training at Pompton Lakes New Jersey upon arrival in the United States.
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Veteran umpire Hildebrand posts 3998 straight games
In St Louis on May 4 George Hildebrand, American League umpire, says he has worked 3998 consecutive games over more than 20 years as an official with no missed innings or trains. He dispenses with Cy Pfirman as a record holder after Pfirman misses a game in New York.
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Davidson and Clark Meet in Main Event at Turner Hall
A wrestling card at Turner Hall Tonight features 165-pound Topeka grappler Davidson facing 160-pound Ralf Clark of Dallas in the main event. First match starts at 8:15. Semi windup has Leo Reynolds 148 of Sherman tangling with George Morse 145 of Emporia. Farmer Rogs 138 of Perry meets Ed Dunkin 140 of Linwood in the prelim.
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Jockey License Sought for Lillian Jenkinson
Chicago May 4 AP Stewards at Exposition Park studied a petition for a jockeys license from Lillian Jenkinson 21 daughter of J O Monroe Neb owner of a racing stable. She has ridden at state fair tracks and as an exercise rider. Chief Steward John T Ireland said the petition would be given consideration but a license likely would not be granted.
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Exposition Park
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J. O. Monroe
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John T. Ireland
Cooper Retained as Southwestern assistant coach
Don Cooper former Southwestern and University of Kansas athlete has been retained as assistant to Coach Bill Monypeny at Southwestern Winfield Kansas in a May 4 AP report. Cooper, previously a student assistant, will continue work toward his BA. A separate Chicago report notes a spectator died after a first round knockout of Charley Retzlaff by King Levinsky with medical officials citing heart failure.
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Night action shocks Illinois town in ball game
A terse AP report from Dulham near Alis details Chi aley Ritt of King Levin Chi aley delivering a victory over Fox in a Terre Haute contest. The scramble produced a late lead as local rivals clashed on a rough field.
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Northheast Kansas sportsmen await new Tonganoxie lake opening
Sportsmen from northeast Kansas and beyond anticipate the new state lake at Tonganoxie opening June 1. The lake has been stocked for years and fishing regulations will be announced soon. Missouri anglers celebrate a victory as pheasant propagation ends. native bobwhite quail will be reared instead. A dozen quick notes cover minnows over a dam and a comical tale of a catfish mistaken for golf balls, plus local discussions on county fish and game funding and duck prospects in Kansas.
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Baker U Track Team to Face Haskell in Annual Dual Meet
Baker University track team travels to Haskell Friday for an annual dual meet at Indian Stadium. Coach John Levi hopes his runners upset Haskell stars and boost Baker in a triangular meet including H. Em Thachers.
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Wildcats Eye Revenge Against Indians in Race and Boxing Night
Wildcats aim to break through as Coach Bretnall fields strong sprinters hoping to flip the meet against the Indians. Later, Coach John Less takes a boxing squad to Atchison for a collegiate card featuring St. Benedict's College boxers.
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Bill Hargiss Faces Triangular Meet at Manhattan
Bill Hargiss leads Kansas track team in a rare three school triangular meet at Manhattan with Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State, plus dual matches against the others. The event features six places per event and tests Jayhawker depth as they host Missouri next, then travel to Lincoln for the conference round up.
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Kansas Entries for Triangular Meet in Manhattan
Coach Hargiss releases Kansas track entries for a Saturday triangular meet at Manhattan with Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State plus dual meets versus Nebraska and Kansas State. Events include sprints, distance races, relays, hurdles, and vaults with Kansas leaving by motor Saturday morning for a 2 pm start.
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Clinton Belvoir Community Notes Mixed With School Reports
Clinton Belvoir news recounts local gatherings and visits from residents and guests. It notes school closure at Old Belvoir, a large last day program, and a fire near Fred Kampschroeder’s poultry house. Also mentions cemetery association officers, moving families, and touring tourists in 1932.
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A. Fe Hall
Walter Heaverell
Brian Anderson
Big Springs
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Old Belvoir Juesday
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