Kansans Aim for Nine Firsts in Triangular Meet
Kansas coach Hargiss predicts nine first places in the triangular meet with Kansas State and Nebraska Saturday. He weighs scoring options of five on first and three on second and third, with final totals Kansas 51 Nebraska 46 Aggies 29 versus a four-place system Nebraska 63 Kansas 60. Glenn Cunningham seeks 1,320-yard world record at 2:30 p.m. events start earlier with field events at 2:15 p.m. General admission 55 cents. Henry Schulte will referee.
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Kansas
Kansas State Andebraska
H. W. Pare Enach
Jayhawk
Cornhuskers
Hargiss
Nebraska
Cooch Hargiss
Agries
Aggies
Ureofus
SF Aches
Kangas
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Two Association Teams Have Winning Percentages
Chicago May 4 AP Only five clubs in the American Association Minneapolis and Indianapolis today boasted winning percentages after two full weeks of play The Millers opened eastern invasion with a 6 to 1 win over Louisville and had 11 wins in 14 games The Indians beat St Paul 5 to 3 for their eighth victory against five losses Other results include Kansas City even with 7 7 in 14 and Columbus Red Birds 4 1 over Milwaukee Bud Teachout shut down Milwaukee in the eighth inning and helped Columbus finish off the Brewers with a 5 3 win
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Chicago
Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Louisville
Indians
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Milwaukee
Joe Hauser
Andy Cohen
Leo Norris
Babe Ganzel
Ray Starr
Lefty Logan
Myles Thomas
Gene Trow
Eric Wingard
National League Batting Leaders and Pitching Highlights
A scrambled recap shows Allen of the Phillies at .583 batting and Klein of the Cubs with 18 RBIs. Giants and Pirates leaders appear in runs, hits, and doubles. Pitchers Bush, Hubbell, Ruffing, and others post notable records across the leagues with top batters Reynolds, Foxx, and Manush among leaders in hits and RBIs.
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Allen
Phillies
Ott
Giants
Aaa
K Klein
Cubs
Vaughan
Pirates
Klein
Medwick
Cardinals
Lestie
Dodgers
Berzer
Phil-lies
Martin
Ryan
English
Rereer
Lindstrom
W. Herman
Col Uns
Ort
Rethrock
Pier
Reds
Frey
Chiegza
Bush
Hubbell
Reynolds
Red ‘Sox
Indians
Organ
Red Sox
Funk
Kuhel
Manush
Senators
Foxs
Athletics
Werber
Read Sox
Greenberg
Tigers
Averill
Chapanan
Yankees
Johnson
Higgins
Campbell
Browns
Foxx
Bonura
White Sox
Walker
Gehrig
Thoms
Hildebrand
Pleasant Grove Opens Season Against Eudora Sunday
Pleasant Grove baseball begins its regular season with a Sunday afternoon game against Eudora at Eudora Diamond, scheduled for 2 39 o clock.
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Eudora
Pleasant Grove Baseball Nine
Strange As It Seems Baseball Rivalry in Franks Neb
In Franks Nebraska last fall a game between Arnold and Thedford featured pitcher Clarence Mitchell, ex Giants, pitching for both sides. Mitchell allowed four hits in 18 innings, Arnold won 2 1 with Mitchell earning a victory and a defeat for Thedford. Also referenced is a codfish tale of a cod swallowing liquor, and a note about tomorrow’s One-Eyed Champ.
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Arnold
Thedford
Franks
Neb
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
Mitchell
Sivine Mitchell
Lawrence to compete at Eastern Kansas conference carnival
Lawrence high school sends track tennis and golf squads to the Eastern Kansas conference athletic carnival in Ottawa tomorrow. Preliminaries begin at 2:30 pm with finals at 7:50 pm. in rain, prelims at 10 am and finals at 2 pm. Coach E A Woods expects a strong show. new rule limits runners to one race of 440 yards or more.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
E. A. Wood
Charles Bonebrake
Jain Bryant
Wilbur Daver
Nimman Edmonds
Bob Henley
Faye Higgins
Olin Hill
Garland Hormuth
Ernest Ireland
Leonard Jella
George Kettering
Howard Les
Bernard Mann
Rob Mason
James Nelson
Charles Pennell
Maurice Still
Robert Stoland
James Williams
Lee
Mann
Stoland
Jella
Baker
Tomorro
David Scott
Keith Swinehart
Frederick Snyder
Harry Naramore
Maurice Kerley
Fred Turner
Ted Turner
Edward Miller
Loughran to Fight Neusel in Madison Square Garden Bout
Tommy Loughran meets Walter Neusel in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Neusel is a strong puncher with stamina but critics doubt his readiness against the veteran champion. Max Baer and Primo Carnera back Loughran, while Baer predicts a Loughran victory after the famous earlier beating of Baer three years ago.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Walter Neusel
Germany
Philadelphia
Neusel
Loughran
Baer
Jefferson County HS Track Meet Postponed to Monday
The 28th annual Jefferson County high school track meet at Osk Irosa was postponed due to heavy rains and will be run off Monday. H W Hargiss Jaywhawker track coach was to be referee and hoped to attend. Glenn Cunningham, intended assistant, cannot leave school Monday.
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Jefferson County
Osk
Irosa
H. W. Hargiss
Jaywhawker
Hargiss
Glenn Cunningham
Monay
WHESTLING LAST NIGHT AP REPORT OF WRESTLING RESULTS
Camden New Jersey Joe Savoldi of Michigan defeated Rudy Dusek in two falls. Albany New Jersey Jim Lond Stopon defeated Len Macaluso after a first fall. Toronto Joe Makcewicz of Utica defeated Earl McCready after the first fall as McCready could not continue.
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Associated Press
Camden
XN. J
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Albany
Jim Lond Stoponis
Len Macaluso
East Aurore
N. J
Macaluso
Toronto
Joe Makcewicz
Utica
S. Y
Earl McCready
Track Meet Tonight In Ottawa And Area Colleges
Ottawa Kansas hosts Baker University for a dual track meet under Cookfield lights. Eastern Kansas Conference high schools from Emporia Topeka Manhattan Lawrence and Ottawa compete Saturday in a conference meet. Topeka won Baker University relays last week and enters as favorite. Fort Brown in Brownsville Texas undergoes a $190000 rehabilitation after 1933 hurricane damage.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
Baker University
Cookfield
Eastern Kansas
Emporia
Topeka
Manhattan
Lawrence
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Tex
Sudbury honors Dave Komonen after Boston Marathon win
Sudbury citizens hosted a banquet for Finnish American runner Dave Komonen upon his return from the Boston A.A. Marathon. Mayor Brodie presented him a razor and toilet set, the Finnish consul offered towels, and the Frood Mine Athletic Association gave a club bag. Komonen, modest about his English, thanked the crowd instead of giving a speech.
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Sudbury
Ontario
Dave Komonen
Boston A. A
Brodie
Dave
Frood Mine Athletic Association
Komonen
Paterson retains title in middleweight bout
Vince Drindee, weighing 157 pounds, outpointed A Dianwmi at Paterson New Jersey to retain the middleweight championship. Marcel Thil, 151, defeated Gustave Rath, 147, in Paris France to win a contested bout.
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Associated Press
Paterson
X. J
Vince Drindee
Dianwmi
Paris
France
Marcel Thil
Gustave Rath
Belgium
Japan weighs peace talks stance in far east policy
Tokyo foreign minister Hirota signals Japan will refuse to join future peace discussions with western powers. London hints Britain may occupy Hodeidah as Yemeni turmoil and looting rise with Yemeni troops withdrawing before Saudi advance. Paris reports protests as France eyes longer conscription.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hirota
Japan
China
Far East
London
Hodeidah
South Arabian
Ihan Saud
Saudi Arabia
Paris
Feace
Harapa
Proteri Ie
Tae
Carlos Mendieta
Lawrence senior Stoland to compete in EKC track events
Robert Stoland, Lawrence high school senior, is entered in the mile relay pole vault high jump and broad jump at the Eastern Kansas Conference meet in Ottawa tomorrow afternoon. He began the year as a starter on the conference champion football team and has played forward or center on the Lions basketball squad.
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Robert Stoland
Lawrence
Eastern Kansas
Ottawa
Stoland
Lion
Recruiting Officer Coming to Lawrence for Army Recruiting
Staff Sergeant James G. Redfern, Army recruiting officer for the Topeka district, will be at the Lawrence post office from 1 to 4 PM Monday May 1 to canvass recruits. Vacancies exist. information available at the post office or Army recruiting office 213 Federal Building Topeka. Shotguns Stolen From Home. W. H. Blevins reports two shotguns stolen from 209 Lyons Street two weeks ago.
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James G. Redfern
Army
Topeka
Lawrence
Sergeant Redfern
Army Recruiting Office
Federal Building
W. H. Blevins
Lyons Street
Boy Scouts Honor Court Advances Scouts and Awards
Judge Hugh Means of the district court presented advancement awards at the regular May court of honor in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Troop 52 led opening and closing, with Gene Whetstone of Troop 53 assisting. Advancements included Donald Schubert Star rank and several Second Class awards, plus merit badges for carpentry cooking civics first aid safety and more. The next court of honor is set for the first Thursday in June.
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Hugh Means
District Court
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Means
Ralph &. Graber
Ernest Boyce
R. Ker
John Randall
A. T. Olson
Armin E. Woestemeyer
Gene Whetstone
Troop
Donald Schubert
Toop
Jim Moit
Floyd Barnes
Wayne Gibson
Dale Jella
Rolland Johnson
Virgil Wise
Gilbert Weidman
Aaron Cohen
Robert Richardson
Two Home Prowlers Steal Small Items
Prowlers entered two residences during the night and stole a pocketbook with no money, a watch, a sorority pin, and a fountain pen from 1144 Louisiana Street, near Alpha Omicron Pi. A separate theft at 745 Ohio Street involved about $1.50 in change and a match, with the time of entry between 8 and 10 o’clock. Police could not locate the suspect.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Louisiana Street
Elizabeth Rupp
Ohio Street
Two Drivers Escape Injury In City Collision
At about 8 30 p m last night Mrs Clayton Hackman of 1832 Ohio Street and M Doran of 828 New Hampshire Street collided at Eighteenth and Tennessee streets. Both drivers escaped injury. vehicles sustained considerable damage and were towed to local garages per police report.
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Clayton Hackman
Ohio Street
M. Doran
New Hampshire Street
Eighteenth
Tennessee
Valley Falls Visit Highlights Local Socials
McLo uth Mr and Mrs A C Chapman and daughters and Mrs E W McHenry and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Kientz in Valley Falls. Mrs Edgar Jackson visited Sunday in Valley Falls with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Meyers and family called on Mr and Mrs Ken Hel Meyers in Leavenworth Saturday.
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A. C. Chapman
E. W. McHenry
Albert Kientz
Valley Falls
Edgar Jackson
Grant’Meyers
Ken- Hel Meyers
Leavenworth
Friday and Saturday events and local notices in McLouth
A multi item notice lists Friday afternoon and evening programs with Lyman Field and Irene Peabody, plus a Saturday Congo study by Vachel Lindsey and a sports review. It also reports weekend visits, baptisms at Hebron Baptist church, a former merchant J Dan Goddard burial, birthday surprises for Mr Turner, social visits among McLouth families, church class gatherings, and local residents traveling to Topeka, Kansas City, Ozawkie, and Indiana.
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Lyman Field
Missouri Valley League
Irene Peabody
The
Congo
Vachel Lindsey
J. Foo Hankina
FE. R. Ethel
Harry Timmons
McLouth
Earl Edmonds
Bird Edmonds
Agnes Shoemaker
S. H. Wo_gan
Topeka
A. L. Mark
Kansas City
Clarence McHenry
E. W. McHenry
Charlotte Edmonds
Ozawkie
Thelma Hardin
E. Wright
Lasteek
Indiana
Betty Reynolds
Hebron Baptist Church
Creek
J . Dan Goddard
Gardner
Spring Grove
Winchester
Maye Pyle
Atchison
A. R. Turner
Turner
John Newell
Charley Bruninely
F. Smith
Ellen Bledsoe
James Newell
Ozankie
James Wheeler
Oskal
Methodist Church
Gus Emerson
Tonganoxie
Mesdames
Ruth McHenry
Dorothy Edmonds
Myrtle Haltom
Hazel van Druff
Stella Landon
Annie Jungman
Ethel Chapman
Inez Herries
Nannie Lobb
C. A. Emerson
Mesdames Chant Redding
Will Musil
Chester Freeman
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Coach Hargiss
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Ver
John Hix Loe
U.S
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FriBow
Atre Aoe
Hetilo
Maineney
Tsles
Aitchell
Rif
Tal
Frakihlitt
Nbs
BOTA
Nsumaine
Lawrence Tracksters
American Association of Minneapel
ADA
Chica New York
Purrshareh
Brookigh Chavinnate
Hiladelpha
St. Leonie
American Association
Columbus
Ed Brandh Brrves
Danny Taylor
Tredgers
Rede
Herman Bell
Jos Medwick
Cardials
Ray Barbuti
Uncle Sam
Amsterdam
Jimmy Ball
United States
Trackdow
Barbull
Ball
Metcalfe
Barhuti
Tolan
Cunningham
International A. A. P
Stockholm
Amerian A. A
Luigi Veccali
Kansan
Beescali
Milan
Cable News
Great Britain
Geneva
Melbourne
Australia
Rome
Mussolini
Yemen
Sarah Wambaugh
Cambridge
Mass
Cincinnati
Saar Basin
League of Nations
BOY Scouts
Hugh
Andy Schneider
Leland
Eldon Cox
Wichita
Albert Cox
Theodore Cox
Ella Wible
Cernagie
Okla
J. R. Cox
Theo Cox
Clyde Cox
Arthur Guest
J. H. Zabriskie
Lucy Miller
Larned
Gertrude Bender
Parsons
J. W. Mar
Sport Shop
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Tommy
Betty
Hal Forrest
Barnes
Bruce
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