Kansas and Missouri to clash in multi-sport slate this week
Kansas University and Missouri squads duel across tennis baseball track and field this week. KU aims to rebound in baseball after a Missouri series win and seeks wins in tennis and track while MU travels for the dual meets in Lawrence and Columbia with Jayhawker sprinters and Poco Frazier poised for strong showings.
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New Coach at Hays Teachers College Football
Hays Kansas May 6 AP Andy Schoeppel lawyer from Ness City and former Missouri Valley end at Nebraska will guide the football program at Hays Teachers College next fall as W D Weidlein on leave to study at Stanford handles graduate work under Pop Warner. Harold Schmidt former KU basketball star leads the court game at Hays. Weidlein is a former Kansas football star.
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Notre Dame and Navy Strike Baseball Home and Away Pact
Notre Dame and Navy have agreed to a home and home baseball arrangement. The Ramblers will play at Annapolis on June 1 and the Middies will travel west for a commencement day game in 1930.
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Golf Rule Confusion Cited Over Ball Movement Penalty
The passage describes a golf rule about grounding the club and penalties when the player moves during a ball in play. It notes a one stroke penalty applied whether the club touches the ball or not and mentions sportsmanship and proper knowledge of the rules.
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Derby leader still ahead in cross country race
Pete Gavuzzi of Southampton England extended his lead in C C Pyle's cross country derby as Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey trailed by under two hours. Earlier Gavuzzi set a 60 mile Muskogee run time of 8 hours 5 minutes 40 seconds with Umek of TriesteItaly close behind among the top finishers.
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Students Pass Forty-One Lawrence Jr High Athletic Tests
Forty-one Lawrence Junior High boys passed standard athletic tests under director L R Perry. Tests were in three groups with bronze buttons for group pass. First group included four-fifths ply, broad jump, 50 yard dash, and 130 foot throw. second group covered other jumps and runs with 195 foot throw. Names of those passing each group listed. Perry plans to repeat tests next year.
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Robert Blanchard
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Ralph Lee
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Bears Beat Oklahoma 7–6 In Opening Baseball Game
Washington University Bears of St Louis edged Oklahoma 7 to 6 in Norman. Four runs in the eighth inning came on a hit two errors two walks and a hit batsman. Batteries Gackmann and Hornsby for Oklahoma Cannon and Haswell.
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Boxing Results From Cities Show Upset Wins Across States
AP report lists bouts with Eddie O Dowd Columbus Howard May berry Pittsburgh Newcastle Tony Herra Chi case Ray Newton Mans field Benny Bass Philadelphia Petey Mack Jersey London Harry Brooks New York Johnny Veath Cincinnati Freddie Miller Babe Keller Toledo Wichita Angus Snyder Dodge City Biz Boy Peterson Minneapolis with several decisions and knockouts across multiple venues.
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Snyder Wins Rematch in Wichita Boxing Clash
Angus Snyder, a Dodge City heavyweight, defeated Big Boy Peterson of Minneapolis in a fierce return bout here after a late rally and strong closing rounds. Newspaper writers favored Snyder, noting the Swede's rugged attack and Snyder's countering offense.
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Net Stars to Europe in Davis Cup Campaign
New York May 7 AP Leav ing the early part of the American Davis cup campaign with younger players Big Billes and Francis T Hunter sail on the Aquitania tomorrow night for an extensive tennis invasion of Europe Harold Friedman of Kansas City formerly Lawrence calls on old friends after attending the Boy Scout convention here Saturday
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Union Pacific blanks Grocers and Butchers in league tilt
In an Industrial league game at Shook diamond yesterday Union Pacific defeated the Grocers and Butchers 11 to 0. A rough fourth inning doomed the Grocers as Linville yielded six hits and two walks for eight runs. McVay started on the mound but was removed after the first inning. Linville relieved and limited the hit total until the fourth.
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Indians to Kansas City The Haskell meet
Indians were set to play Rockhurst College in Kansas City this afternoon after a Lawrence game was postponed. Cubs star Gabby Hartnett has been hospitalized in Baltimore for a sore arm and may miss the rest of the season.
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USGA to push lighter larger golf ball in 1980
AP reports Herbert Ramsay vice president of the association announces the United States Golf Association will seek to compel use of a new lighter but larger pellet golf ball in 1980. The move aims to adjust equipment standards and potentially impact play at all levels.
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Outdoor boxing arena announced for White City Chicago
Promoter Mique Malloy unveiled plans for an outdoor boxing bowl at White City amusement park with seating for 15 000. The arena is to be completed in six weeks. In Wichita John L. Tilden the Boy Scout executive partners to form an air scout troop amid growing interest from local scouts.
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Horton Smith Prefers Steel Shafted Irons In Open Outlook
This feature notes Horton Smith from Joplin Missouri choosing steel shafted irons over wood as major golf minds debate the impact of shaft material in the British Open. It cites past Ryder Cup omissions and compares Stahl shaft decisions to Horton's mental and physical game in Florida form.
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Walter Johnson rushed to Washington from Cleveland
Walter Johnson, longtime Washington baseball idol and manager, was severely ill with a kidney complication from a cold. He was removed from his Cleveland Hotel room to a train bound for Washington to enter an emergency hospital there. Ted Lyons improves after grippe, set to pitch against Philadelphia.
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Hog and cattle market snapshot with price ranges
Department of Agriculture hogs show closing values by weight with 200 to 350 pounds at 10.15 to 10.65, and 160 to 200 pounds at 10.40 to 10.65. Cattle feature weaker weighty steer prices to 25 cents lower, with tops around 14.50 for 11.4 steer trade. slaughter classes steady. Also Kansas City and Chicago grain, wheat, corn, oats, and fat futures quoted with multiple contract levels and nearby prices.
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Kansas City Hay Market Receipts Dip with Mixed Alfalfa Prices
Kansas City May 7 reports show irregular receipts across 19 cars. Alfalfa prices range from No 1 extra leafy at 29.00 to No 2 leafy at 23.00 with Lb 25.00, while Prairie No 1 moves at 13.00 and 14.00 and Timothy No 1 at 17.00 and 18.00, reflecting uneven market activity.
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Chicago Potato Markets May Update
Chicago briefs report May market notes from AP on potatoes. Receipts total 147 cars of new stock with slight weakness. Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs at 4.25 with 3, Alabama sacked Triumphs at 4.00 to 4.25, old stock steady. Wisconsin backed round whites around 0.90 to 0.80, Minnesota and North Dakota sacks of round whites around 0.63 to 0.75. Idaho sacked Russets at 1.85 to 2.10.
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Kansas City Prices for Butter Poultry and Eggs
Kansas City stores report prices for dairy and poultry items. Butter creamery at 47 cents, premium quality secuipackine butter 23 cents, eggs firsts 2544, seconds 11, poultry hens 26 to 34 cents, broilers 38 cents, roosters 10 cents.
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Local Market Prices for Grains and Livestock
Grain prices listed per bushel include white corn 75 cents yellow corn 75 red or mixed corn 73 soft wheat 58. Hard wheat 0, oats 50 cents. Kaffir 1.15 per hundred. Poultry prices show hens 2.20 to 2.25, heavy stock and roosters at market. Hogs around 7.00 per hundredweight.
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Government Bonds New York May 7 Update
Bond market in New York shows Liberty bonds closing mixed with Liberty 3rd and 4% issues at 68 and 49.22. Liberty Alps and First Alps quotes at 90.28 and 4% notes at 49.22. Treasury securities listed as 445 at 198.16 and 4s at 101.16.
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Wall Street Gains Amid Strong Market and Tariff News
The day on Wall Street showed notable strength with high call money and continued gains into the afternoon. Led by public utilities and high-priced shares, the market rallied despite a disappointing Radio Corp first quarter report and mixed prospects in renewal and tariff developments.
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Market report notes shares firm on high volume
Instrument trading showed shares changing hands in a wide range with prices between 20 and 50 cents per share. Sparks Withington extended its yearly gain to 1 point, touching 21 dollars, while By-Products Cake and Columbia moved to new highs. United Aircraft dipped to about 161/4, remaining near the year’s high.
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Rain Forecast Yet Another Kansas Weather Update
Topeka reports more rain on the way as showers are forecast tonight or Wednesday by the weather bureau. Neosho river levels rise in southeast Kansas with Oswego at 15.5 feet and Parsons near 19.7 feet, both below bankful. Temperatures are expected to peak around 60 degrees with lows near 45 to 70 degrees tonight through Wednesday.
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Blast in Kansas City Destroys Duplex
Kansas City police probe a fire and explosion at 1214 Admiral Boulevard that damaged a duplex and nearby buildings. Fire chief Daniel Donovan said the blast appeared incendiary in nature, with damage around $5800.
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