Jayhawks Take Second in Triangular Meet at Manhattan
In a brisk triangular meet at Manhattan under heavy wind and a soggy track, Nebraska won with 78.5 points while Kansas placed second and Kansas State tallied 14. Jayhawks star Captain Howard Rooney led a sprint and relay double, running 440 yards in 49.8 seconds and anchoring the mile relay to a 3:28.7 finish. Other notable results included Ed Weir and Chuck Deorhkos sharing hurdles honors, and Roland Locke of Nebraska amassing 12 points as the high point man.
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Kansas
Ed Weir
Nebraska
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Underhill
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Arier
Kaneas Wirsle
Dantes
Dielgea
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Iacksons
Reanesanpyort, Kaneas
Yesterday's Baseball Scores In Local Recap
Summary of daily major league results from American Association and National League with scores and key notes. Oklahoma Sooners slugfest victory over Kansas Aggies 11 to 4 noted. golf and tennis matches between Lawrence and Topeka high schools canceled due to rain. two men missing a train after arriving by plane and taxi at Emporia.
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Union Station
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Tal Dee
Jayhawkers Sweep Aggies In Manhattan Tennis Opener
The Jayhawker racqueteers defeated Kansas Aggies in Manhattan yesterday afternoon, sweeping four matches. Captain Don Hoag led with a 6-1 6-1 win over Price, Muir Rogers beat Sapperfield 6-3 6-1, Clifford Campbell edged Coburn 3-6 10-8 6-2, and Hoag paired with Rogers to beat Sapperfield and Price 6-3 6-3.
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Aggie Netters
Muir Rogers
Clifford
Berlin May 3 Cabarets and Beer Debate in Munich
Munich mayor Burgomaster Karl Scharnagl urges modifying the public ordinance to permit later closing for bars and cabarets after a business trip to the United States. He argues Americans seek a lively night while staying within reasonable bounds, contrasting Munich’s cultural reputation with nightlife desires. The piece also notes President von Hindenburg’s smoking habits and reports rising Berlin suicide figures and a Braunsdorf innkeeper’s blessing phrase, plus a Berlin summer foreign-student program and language education debates in Berlin schools.
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Sachems unveil Rock Chalk pile at KU ceremony
The Sachem society unveiled the Rock Chalk pile at the University of Kansas, honoring the university’s founding and Old North College. H. Merle Smith spoke on KU traditions, with Dr. Frank Strong presiding, as new Sachems were announced and a crowd gathered amid thunderstorms.
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Kansas
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Ance Cellor
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Smith
Hannah Oliver
Secord
Oll
Harold Zuber
Kansas City
Kan
Wilbur Starr
Hutchinson
Jack Kincaid
Beloit
Robert Boggs
Wichita
John Kroh
Mr. Smith
North College
John Henry Newman
Oxford
Spray Arsenate of Lead Against Gooseberry Cutworms
Prof H B Hungerford of the University entomology department advises gooseberry bushes should be sprayed now to deter cutworms. The recommended mixture uses one-half ounce arsenate of lead per gallon of unpistened water, made into a paste before mixing. The note reflects practical farming tips from the era.
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Hungerford
Cs‘purist
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Fooklyn Joe
Ckerson
Frank Yous
Hbors
South American lecture at Haskell Institute on Bolivia
J L Clow will speak at Haskell Institute on Bolivia. The illustrated program includes Bolivian tapestries, ancient and modern Indian artifacts, and a ceremonial Aymara costume. The show features color pictures of Bolivian life, with Clow recounting his years in Bolivia and education work. The event invites all students and the general public with no admission fee.
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J. L. Crows
Telk
Crow
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North America
New York
Mr. Clair
Topeka
Mr. Clow
Wv: Clubs
Orga
Clow
Haskell Chanel
Film Season Delights At Local Theatres This Week
Bowersock Theatre features Tau Sigma Dancing Recital Monday with Corinne Griffith in Mlle Modiste Tuesday and Wednesday and Douglas McLean in Thats My Baby Thursday to Saturday. Varsity shows Dancing Mothers with Conway Tearle and Alice Joyce Wednesday and Thursday and Dance Madness with Claire Windsor and Conrad Nagel Friday and Saturday. Orpheum hosts Monte Blue and Marie Provost in Recomdense Wednesday and Thursday and Jacqueline Logan in When the User Opened Friday and Saturday. Hollywood beauties lead fashion show style parades with Corinne Griffiths Mile Modiste and Fay Marbe appearing in Dame Corinne Griffith Productions.
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Corinne Griffith
Modiste
Douglas McLean
Varsity Theatre
Conway Tearle
Alice Joyce
Claire Windsor
Conrad Nagel
Norma Shearer
Orpheum Theatre
Monte Blue
Marie Provost
Corinne Grifith
Mile
Colbert Moore
Ae Woos Apsearne
Griffith
Victor _ Herbert
National “35
E. M. Asher
Gen-Ierg
Fay Marbe
Gilbert
Herbert
Fay
Gil
Broadway
Greenwich Village
New York City
Miss Marbe
Howard Chandler Christy
Wew
Justine Johnstone
Miss Marhe
Forrest Halsey
Selwyn-Goulding
Clearing House Condition Shows Large Weekly Excess Reserves
New York May B AP actual condition of clearing houses banks and trust companies reports an excess reserve of 1 750 840 up 5 689 190 from last week when 28 061 650 excess reserve was shown Progress in paving plans for Lawrence city projects led by city engineer Ceeit Hougi and his force with contracts expected to be set about June 1 plus notes on a new Why fag Wagner administration and calls for demon-
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Jin
Ceeit Hougi
Lawrence
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