Kansas Track Team Heads to Manhattan Triangular Meet
Kansas University faces Nebraska and Kansas State in a Manhattan triangular track meet. Coach Hargiss lists 20 Jayhawkers led by Richardson Foy and Bird with strong sprinters, vaulters, and jumpers. Nebraska favored in shot and discus, plus Cardwell in high hurdles. Meet records cited suggest several events ripe for falls if weather and form hold.
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Canzoneri Faces Supreme Ring Career Test Tonight
New York May 7 Tony Canzoneri brings his ancient armament into Madison Square Garden for one last shot at Lou Ambers lightweight title. A win defends the title he has held twice. a loss ends a career and returns him to Marlham farm life. Ambers is a 12 to 5 favorite over Canzoneri who once sparred with him.
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Baseball Results From Associated Press Report
Mauna Leagu e Brooklin 9 Pitsburgh 3 Cincinnati 4 New York 0 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 Called end fifth rain St Louis at Heston wet grounds American League Philadelphia 3 Chicago 0 Boston 2 St Louis 1 Cleveland 4 Washington 2 Detroit 12 New York 8 American Association Minneapolis 12 Columbus 1 Milwaukee 11 Indianapolis 9 Paul 4 Toledo 3 Kansas City 4 Louisville 3 Gustin High Asher 271 cet Re Tonight Lawrence Berger Ril ing Mercer
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Haskell and Baker Race at Baldwin Track Friday
Friday features Haskell versus Baker in a Baldwin track meet. Saturday hosts a big trio meet with Kansas University Nebraska and Kansas State in Manhattan, highlighting a busy weekend for track teams.
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Cubs surge to third as injuries fail to slow pace
The Chicago Cubs rise from sixth to a tie for third in the NL aided by a six or seven game run after injuries sidelined Larry French Billy Herman Tex Carleton Curt Davis and Gabby Hartnett. They beat the Phillies 1 0 in five innings for their sixth straight win while rain shortened the game.
Tigers and White Sox clash in wild baseball totals
The summary lists numerous player names and scattered stats from a chaotic box score style page. References include Walker, Gehringer, Hayes, White Sox, Indians, Tigers, Senators, Pirates, Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, Giants, and several players with home runs and stolen bases noted in fragmented lines.
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Oklahoma Leaders Propose Dust Bowl Compact Plan
Oklahoma City on May 7 reports Chamber of Commerce officials weighing a dust compact modeled on the oil pact. Western Texas and Oklahoma with Kansas Nebraska and Dakotas and parts of New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Montana would join. Dr Sears expected to speak locally while no formal action yet taken.
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PESTERDA STARS Lead Cubs Whitesox Win in Slugging Day
Rip Collins and Bill Lee powered the Cubs to a 1-0 win over Philadelphia as Lee fired a one hit gem. Eay Weatherly homered for Cleveland in a 4-2 gain over the Senators. Tinks Higgins produced the Red Sox game winning hit in a 2-1 victory over the Browns. Hank Greenberg fueled Detroit with a homer, triple and double in a 2-6 win over the Yankees. Van Mungo helped Dodgers by beating the Pirates 9-3 with two RBIs. Luther Thomas and Al Williams aided Athletics in a 6-hit 4-1 win over the White Sox. Married by Probate Judge L H Menger, two weddings were held at the courthouse: Elmer Augustine and Mary Warner. Clarence Wasinger and Erna Drager.
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Wide Open Derby Race Expected In Kentucky
Louisville May 7 Thousands of turf fans and Derby hopefuls gathered as the 63rd Derby neared. War Admiral backed at about 9 to 5 is seen as the favorite with rival Milky Way and Reaping Reward among strong contenders. Delays and muddy track could shape outcomes as trainers adjust pace setters and strategies amid a field including Dellar Melodist Heelfly Pompoon and Scene Shifter among others vying for a historic purse and prestige. A new flax canvas material and a French foreign policy bill also appear in the news mix.
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Big Six track rivals meet as Agcieville hosts triangular clash
Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State College converge in a Big Six triangular at Agcieville, testing senior squads for Lincoln conference form. OU promotes a new pool, while reports praise Haskell boxing coach Jimmy Raport and list standout javelin marks by Kansas athletes and past Olympic contenders.
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Kansas Relays Draw Sparse Crowd for Campus Meet
The Kansas-Nebraska dual meet drew fewer than 100 spectators despite ideal weather and a strong showing. Organizers lament low turnout, noting even students stayed away as residents preferred taking in track events solo.
Spring Basketball Drills at K. U. Close This Week
Spring basketball practice at Kansas University ends this week after four weeks. Dr. F C Allen notes good material developing to replace four regulars while Nebraska with four seniors and a strong junior may contend for first. Freshmen and several named players, plus many from other sports, attended, with listed hometowns and colleges.
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Garden City Telegram
Ad Lindsey
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Toneka
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Richard Harp
Kan
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Marysville
LeRoy Fucitt
Hoisington
George Bowles
Lyman Corlis
Topeka
George Golay
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Bill Lenhart
Trenton
Harold Johnson
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Jack Breidenthal
Richard Hays
Frank Komatz
Mineral
Kenneth Nelson
Marion
Lester Pojezny
Oklahoma City
Gerald Robinson
Nelson Sullivan
Robert Klawahn
Pierre Carnagey
Garnett
Max Replogle
Coldwater
Lester Kanpelman
Jack Hail
Lee's Summit
Fenton Durand
Junction City
Fred Pralle
Carl Weidner
St. Louis
Dick Amerino
Don Ebling
Lindsborg
Wayne Wilson
Omaha
Neb
Gas House Gang at Polo Grounds and Derby Hope Amid Racing News
Sports Roundup covers a weekend slate with Gas House Gang at Polo Grounds and Ambers versus Canzoneri tonight, Kentucky Derby Friday plans, War Admiral looming in Louisville, and JP optimism for Jupiter Plavius. DiMagio layoff, Indians at home, Dodgers and Giants notes, and Bill Bradley’s Billionaire Derby chatter wrap the round.
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Twenty Horses Entered for Saturday's Derby
Louisville Kentucky May 7 Twenty of the nation's top three year olds were entered for the 63rd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs over a mile and a quarter tomorrow. There are 19 colts and one gelding, with No Sir as the lone gelding owned and trained by Mary Hirsch. The field includes War Admiral Deller Meindist Fei Is HN Mit Court Scandal Merry Makering Billionaire Hrelfly Grey Gold Sceneshifter Clodion Pompoon Burning Star Bernard B Reaping Reward Sunset Trail Ind No Sir Sir Damien.
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Complex Crossword Puzzle Snippet With Erratic Clues
A scrambled across and down crossword fragment shows mixed letters and broken words, listing clues like laway and celerity, high mountain, and adornment terms. Many entries are garbled, with partial phrases, misprints, and stray numbers, suggesting a damaged puzzle page segment.
Hound fails in duty in escape tale from Pine Bluff
Oklahoma City May 7 Pig Lopey a bloodhound saw his duty but didn t do it Charles Martin 16 fugitive from Arkansas boys industrial school at Pine Bluff told Detectives Bergman and McGuffin how Lopey chased him and the other escapees into the woods before abandoning pursuit when stones were thrown The dog wandered off toward Little Rock as the boys slipped away in the brush
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Irish star replaces Guinness on British pole squad
Associated Press notes mark key moments in racing history. Gerald Baldwin, an Irish nine goal star, replaced H P Guiness on the British international cups pole squad. The timeline recalls Carl Hubbett’s near miss three years ago and J R Bradley’s Burgoo King Derby victory five years ago, tying a record of three yearly wins.
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H. P. Guiness
Carl Hubbett
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Bubbling Over
Urge Kansas Quarantine Social Disease Victims
Kansas law enforcement leaders urged the state legislature to compel quarantine of social diseases during infection periods. Sheriff Joe Baums of Wichita led the drive, citing monthly transfers of up to 10 insane and social disease patients to state institutions. Jack Jenkins, state highway patrol director, spoke on patrol staffing and party affiliation requirements.
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Mrs Anna Lorimer Dies In Eudora At 86
Anna Lorimer of Olathe died Thursday night April 29 at her daughter Mrs C B Johnsons home in Eudora after a long illness. Funeral from Julian chapel in Olathe Saturday May 1 with Rev A W Wolfe and Rev W O Watson officiating. burial in Olathe cemetery. Betty Buchanan of Richmond Virginia has an extensive list of great great relatives.
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