Kansas Aggies prevail in opener against Jayhawkers 62 to 50
Kansas Aggies defeated Kansas Jayhawkers 62 to 50 in the 1924 dual meet at Manhattan. Graham led Kansas with wins in hurdles and broad jump while Kansas State saw strong performances in high jump and relays. the mile relay was not run as the outcome was decided.
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Haskell Indians Defeat Baker University 3 to 1
The Haskell Indian baseball team defeated Baker University 3 to 1 at Bald win Saturday. Bradie Baker hit a home run for the Indians and Foster also went yard. Pitcher Hamilton limited Baker to three hits as Haskell scored in multiple innings, securing the second win of the season over Baker.
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Kansas golfers sweep Washburn at Lawrence Country Club
University of Kansas golfers defeated Washburn College on the Lawrence Country Club course for a clean sweep in two matches. Captain Walter Crowder led with 35 and John Henry shot 37 for the low team score, as Valley meet date and site were not yet set.
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Jayhawkers Triumph Over Missouri In Columbia
Kansas baseball rode errorless play to a decisive 11 to 0 win over Missouri in Columbia. Puss Davis limited the Tigers to six hits over nine innings as Black and Wright delivered timely hits. Kansas improves with the win while preparing to face Washington at St. Louis.
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Kansas Valley Baseball Standings and Week Schedule
Kansas moves from last place to halfway, as Kansas University climbs with two wins over Missouri. The Valley standings show Oklahoma leading by two prime wins with a .1000 percent. This week Kansas faces Washington in St Louis and Ames in Lawrence, while Ames and Kansas State contest. Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas Aggies also play, with several shifts expected as teams meet in Columbia and Manhattan May 9 10.
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Kansas Aggies, Jayhawks See Tie For Third Place
Fragmentary sports note shows Kansas Aggies tied for third after two wins and four losses, Nebraska fifth after four losses and two wins, Washington University tied for third after two games. Mentions Cyclones and a series with Missouri University and St Louis.
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Sooner Net Men Open Kansas Trip With Matches
Four Oklahoma players arrive in Lawrence to prepare for a seven match weekend against the Kansas Jayhawks. Captain Harrington Meade Ferguson Brandenburg lead the Sooner squad with Glaskin Rogers Gerald Sath in singles and a doubles pairing likely Harrington with Parks last year. Three singles set for Saturday, three singles and one doubles for Wednesday, with Oklahoma seeking revenge after a four of five win by Kansas in the recent invasion.
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