Sooner Football Outlook Improves
Norman May 5 The football outlook at the University of Oklahoma for 1934 is generally encouraging though loss of Bob Dunlap all Big Six quarterback for two years will hurt the Sooner kicking and passing game says coach Lewie Hardage. He notes sophomore development and the return of 21 letter men, six seniors, and lists key players and likely strong teams for the season.
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University of Oklahoma
Bob Dunlap
Sooner
Lewie Hardage
Hardage
Nig” Robertson
Rob Robison
Beetle Long
Pat Page Jr
Cash Gentry
Mickey Parks
John Miskovsky
Red” Stacy
Connie Ahrens
Pagé
Parks
Ahrens
Elmo
Bo! Hughes
Vivian Nemecek
Harry Allen
Jay Thomas
Ford Ellsworth
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Tulsa
Nebraska
Kansas
Dunlap
Bill Panze
Hardagre
Ellis Bashara
Wke Harold Fleetwood
Jiggs Whittington
Orville Corey
Marion Foreman
Gentry
Robison
Long
Dub Wheeler
Ken Little
Casey Cason
George Parrish
James
Wesley Beck
Clay Chiles
Harry Ellis
Morris McDonnald
Beetle _ Long
Art Pansze
Karey Fuqua
Ben Poyner
Raleigh Francis
Pirates and Giants clash as Lavagetto stars in two run effort
Harry Lavagetto singled and doubled helping the Pirates knock in two runs against the Giants. Other NL and AL action includes Bob Weiland limiting Browns to six hits for the Red Sox, Joe Medwick homering for the Cardinals, Earl Averill sparking the Indians with a double and triple, Guy Rush pitching six hits for the Cubs, Lefty Gomez and the Yankees shut out the Tigers, and Sam Leslie contributing in the Dodgers rainout at Cincinnati.
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Pirates
Giants
Bob Weiland
Red Sox
Browns
Joe Medwi
Cardinals
Phillies
Earl Averill
Indians
Sunshineton
Guy Rush
Cubs
Braves
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Tigers
Sam, Leslie
Dodgers
Cincinnati
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Higgins
Campbell
Ruth
Bonira
White Sox
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Gomez
Thomas
Senatore
Hildebrand
English
Hiawatha wins Big Five track meet by half point
In Hiawatha Kansas, May 5 AP reports Hiawatha high school edged Sabetha by a half point to claim its 28th consecutive Big Five field and track title. Effingham Norton and Holton trailed with combined scores of 33 and 16 respectively.
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Strange As It Seems features boxing legend Greb and Titan beetle fact
John Far features the unconventional star Greb known as the human windmill who defended the middleweight title against Wilson and Flowers, with a near 500 fights at a high pace though few defeats. The piece notes a mysterious health handicap and then briefly mentions the Titan beetle of Brazil with its strong jaws and teeth.
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Gene Tunnex
Greb
Johnny Wilson
New York
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Day for Pitchers in American Association
In Chicago on May 5 AP reports pitchers dominated the American Association. Archie McKain limited Minneapolis to three hits as Louisville won 5 to 2. Lou Fette pitched St Paul to a 2 to 0 win over Indianapolis, allowing four hits. Columbus edged Milwaukee 3 to 2 after five hits in the first inning. Kansas City routed Toledo 12 to 2 aided by a seven-run fourth inning. Hobo Carson allowed nine hits but kept men off the bases with runners.
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American Association
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Colonels
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Lou Fette
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ernie Wingard
Jimmy Sherlock
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Kansas City
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Toledo
Hobo Carson
Lawson
Marleau
Doljack
Bachmann
Disputed Victory For Neusel In Madison Square Garden
Walter Neusel wins a split decision over Tommy Loughran in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden, with Referee Arthur Donovan giving Neusel six rounds to three and one even. Max Baer protests the verdict as Tommy Loughran failed to adapt to Neusel’s rushing style.
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Tommy Loughran
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Kansas State Defeats Missouri In Opener Of Series
Kansas State wins 9 to 3 over Missouri in the first game of a two game series. Watson and Lowell lead on the mound aided by Young Jorgensen and Boyd with 14 hits and 1 error for the Wildcats. Missouri tallies 9 hits and 4 errors in Columbia.
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Missouri
Kansas State
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Lowell
Young
Jorgensen
Boyd
Saunders
Ottawa University Tops Baker in Night Track Meet
Ottawa University defeated Baker University 92 2 3 to 86 1 3 under Cookfield lights in Ottawa Kansas. The win boosts Ottawa’s hopes for the Kansas conference track meet next Friday as Baker ended nine years of dominance. Ottawa freshman Ace Eagles set a new meet javelin record at 177 feet and Casida led Ottawa with 14 1 3 points while Christ of Baker scored 13.
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Baker University
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Kansas
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Eagles
Leavenworth
Casida
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Quigley Hospitalized After Fierce Foul Tip Hit
Ernest Quigley veteran National League umpire spent four to five days in a Cincinnati hospital after a foul tip struck his mask jaw during the Reds Dodgers game. Doctors initially feared fracture or brain injury but X rays showed only severe bruises and contusions. A civil service stenography and typing exam followed at Lawrence Business College with 23 applicants, led by John Akers and Don Carlos.
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Jay
Chick Hafey
Reds
Quigley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lawrence Business College
John Akers
Don Carlos
Lawrence
John Strong
University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
K.A
University of Michigan
California Institute of Technology
Dinsmore Alter
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Paraded champions miss Jayhawker stars at Varsity show
Grantland Rice touts a parade of champions but omits Jayhawker icons Jim Bausch and Glenn Cunningham. Coaches and experts defend Cunningham as the finest miler, noting his large heart and recent promise to break the mile mark this summer before the intercollegiates in June.
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Varsity
Rice
Jim Bausch
Glenn Cunningham
Dempsey
Tunney
Jones
Collett
Ederle
Weismailer
Hitchcock
The
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Cunningham
Bill Hargiss
Scat Weilshon
Sporting
Welshon
Oscar
Glenn
Lincoln
Gary Hargiss
Ja Quary
Hargiss
Fla.e
Chilocco Loses Ring Meet in Shreveport
Boxers from Chilocco Oklahoma lost three of five bouts to Shreveport amateurs in Shreveport Louisiana. Gibson Starr defeated Harry Williams in flyweight, Chief Johnson KOed Lest Willett in one round, Snyder Parham won by one round TKO over George Hand, Jack Brown took Jonas Perry in three rounds by TKO. Hand and Perry suffered broken noses while Raymond Blandino beat Chief Tahquette in the final bout.
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Shreveport
Chilocco
Okla
Gibson Starr
Harry Williams
Chief Johnson
Lest Willett
Snyder Parham
Kaye
George Hand
Oklahoma
Jack Brown
Jonas Perry
Hand
Perry
Raymond Blandino
Chief Tahquette
Newspapering Trail Leads One Nowhere on Campus
From Carnegie Tech Tartan a collage of campus life. Alumni achievements at Caltech and Mount Wilson mix with student pranks, Kappa pledge songs, and a note on freshmen caps. The theatre scene at Fraser Hall sees a dog disrupt Journey’s End, ruining a poignant moment.
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Second Church of Christ Scientist Wiedemann Building
The Second Church of Christ Scientist, a branch of The Mother Church in Boston, invites the public to attend services at the Wiedemann building on Massachusetts Street. Sunday services include a five o'clock testimonial meeting, with a reading room open daily from 11:30 to 5:00 for reading, borrowing, or purchasing Christian Science literature.
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Epworth League Service Aids Local Youth Attendance
Centenary Methodist Church sponsors an Epworth League hour led by the pastor with sermons on Genesis and Matthew topics. Unitarian and Baptist notices invite congregants to Sunday services, youth programs, and a monthy business meeting, highlighting community religious events and speakers.
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el Streets
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Rock roads stand up under rains in CWA projects
Douglas county roads held up during heavy rainfall under CWA projects and crews plan to spread remaining crushed rock over roadbeds. The first spring rain exposed weak spots on dirt base roads, but improvements since then have yielded better condition overall.
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Brown reelected leader of Leavenworth Young Democrats
Charles F Miller supporters tried to oust Tom Brown Jr a KU graduate from Leavenworth but Brown won reelection at the annual meeting by a large margin In the vote 12 mio 12 the Miller push included many honorary members over 35 years old indicating a wide backing for the challenge Old clothes Sell them for cash hou classified advertising. Phone
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University of Kansas
Kansan
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Hill
Charles F. Miller
Tonganoxie
Tom Brown
Leavenworth
K. U
Young Men's Democratic Club
Brown
Mio 12
Miller Movement
Young Democratic Group
DePalma to Speak in Lawrence at Hamilton Motor Co
Auto racing star Ralph DePalma will appear Monday afternoon at Hamilton Motor Co 702 Vermont Street Lawrence speaking at 130 about automobile motors. The nationally known driver and former Indianapolis contestant is regarded as an authority on the subject and expected to deliver an engaging talk.
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Lawrence
Hamilton Motor Co
Vermont Street
Automobile Motors
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Club and Social Events
Kansas City visitors Prof and Mrs F E Wolf greeted family in Baldwin. Tuesday Reading Club met at President Flemine home with Mrs Harriet Ruble hosting. Mrs Allderdice gave a violin recital with accompanist Mrs Harold Flicking and Mrs A J Hurt supplying vocal and modern numbers. Various society gatherings, church events, and Baker University seniors preparations noted.
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Kansas City
Wallace B. Flemine
Harriet Ruble
Harold Flicking
A. J. Hurt
Olathe
Samson and Delila
Hurt
Verring Spear
Earl Harper
Evansville
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W. C. Harper
Harper
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Frank FE. Wolf
Paul Wolf
Chicago
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Baker
Dean Homer K. Ebright
Betty
George Arliss
House of Rothchild
Tri Delta
James Montgomery
Irene Sterling
Elisa Johnson
J Both
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Katharine Martin
Philamathean Club
A. C. Hayden
John Baker
Lawrence
Woman’s’ Foreign Missionary ‘Society
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Ralph Hayden
Sadler
F. H. Bell
Baldwin High School
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James S. Chubb
Alvin _F. Baker
Bell Memorial Hospital
Baker University
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