Kansas Missouri dual track meet rivalry revived in Columbia
Two Kansas athletics teams invade Columbia for the twenty seventh annual K U M U dual track and field meet as Missouri and Kansas duel on cinder and relay. The Tigers face Kansas in a renewed rivalry with hopes to outpoint across relays and outdoor events.
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University of Kansas
Columbia
Jair
Missouri Tiger
Cinder Path
H. J. Huff
Jayhawker
Tigers
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Bengals
Gwinn Henry
Miller Brown
Wallace
Keith Hursley
Epssteit
Kansas Netmen Sweep Missouri in Kansas Tennis Meet
The Jayhawker tennis team defeated Missouri on KU courts with two singles and two doubles wins. Lager beat Landis in three sets, while Captain Allred beat Grant 6 0 7 5. Sager and Allred won doubles 7 3 6 4. Kansas travels to Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater and to Oklahoma at Norman this weekend.
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Jayhawker
K. U
University of Missouri
Lager
Landis
Missouri
Allred
Kansas
Grant
Sager
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma’ Aggies
Stillwater
Sooners
Norman
Iron Man Derby Now in Mishawaka Run
Mishawaka Ind May 8 AP weary and footsore survivors of 64 trans continental bulioneers begin the iron man marathon to day toward Ligenier Indiana the sixty sixth center point. Yesterday’s 66.2 mile leg from Gary to Mishawaka was the longest so far as runners battle heavy traffic and fatigue. Joe Wilson of Oakland California withdrew after blistered feet.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Ligenier
Here
Gary
Joe Wilson
Oakland
Caif
British Open second qualifying rounds show Americans in early
Americans led the way in the British Open second qualifying rounds in Sandwich England with Walter Hagen Tommy Armour and Jim Barnes safely in while Bob Stupple neared elimination and Larry Nabpoliz appeared out. Silas M Newton amateur was out despite a strong round as a 93 yesterday tempered the day’s results.
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Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Bob Stupple
Larry Nabpoliz
Silas M. Newton
Rivals Loom for Home Run Honors in 1928
Babe Ruth faces challenge from Lou Gehrig as major league home run leader race unfolds. Del Bissonette hits his sixth homer to tie Babe Ruth, while Brooklyn loses to St Louis, Pittsburgh climbs into third with a 9 to 4 win. Giants, Cubs, Athletics, Yankees, Indians, Browns all win. Browns explode for 15 to 2 over the Senators with 17 total hits.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis
Bambima
Bissonette
Robins
Del
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Forbes’ Field
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Cincinnat
Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Bush
Lefty Grove
Athletics
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Philadelphia
New York
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Shealey
George Pipgras
Cleveland Indians
Harriss
Redsox
Boston
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Senators
National Capitol
Browns
Manush
Can't Fool a Horsefly or Scotch Caddy at St Andrews
A humorous piece recounts Scot caddies at St Andrews and Gleneagles with tales from AL Demaree Bob MacDonald and Jack Burgess. It notes caddies discern players after a few swings and shares a Glasgow club suggestion. Also mentions Baker U vs Wesleyan track meet at Baldwin as part of merger celebration events.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Bob MacDonald
Jack
Gess
St. Andrews
Gleneagles
Scotland
Jock Hutchison
Laurie Ayton
Bob
Glasgow
Babe Ruth
Baker
Wesleyan
Baker University
Missouri Wesleyan
Cameron
Baldwin
Hardware & Lumber trounce Jenny Wrens 16 to 3 in league game
Heavy hitting powered Hardware & Lumber past Jenny Wrens by 16 to 3 at Shook diamond. Hardware scored seven in the first off Lin genfelser, Linville held the Wrens scoreless, seven more in the second, while Jenny Wrens managed a single run in their half. Both teams plated two in the third.
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Hardware & Lumber
Jenny Wreni
Hardware
Lingenfelser
Jenny Wren
Linville
Wrens
Millers
Triangular track meet pits Lawrence Ottawa Topeka teams
A triangular track and field meet featuring Lawrence Ottawa and Topeka high schools is set for tomorrow at Haskell Stadium starting at 4 PM. Notables include Gray of Ottawa in sprints and jumps, Newinson and Jordan for Topeka, plus O Leary Kennedy Birch and Allen for Lawrence in the 880 relay and sprint events. No admission charged.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Topeka
Haskell Stadium
Gray
Topeka High
Newinson
Jordan
O'Leary
O’leary
Kennedy
H. Birch
Gary Allen
Local families share Sunday visits and calls across Lawrence area
A string of Sunday dinners and calls spanned Lawrence and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Allen Smoots and sons Vernon and Roy hosted guests from Kansas City and McLouth. Numerous relatives including Hagen, Duncan, Gowles, Carson, and Marshall families visited or dropped by homes in Pleasant Valley Belleview Baldwin and Welcome.
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Allen Smoots
Vernon and
Roy
Lawrence
Norma Trackwell
Kansas City
Arnold Smoots
Don
Darrell
Violet
McLouth
Frank
Marshall c
Willows Springs
Beeble
Paasch
E. C. Gowles
Smoots
Pearl i
Crane
Belleview
Roy Davis
Florida
Harbour
John Ervin
Smith
Irevin
Tuttle
Ike
Studebak
Ed. Paasch
Hiram Riley
Pleasant Grove
Vas
Harold Marshall
Patricia Ann
Sibley
Blanche “Marshall
G. W. Cooper
Esther Johnson
Fay. Rand
Baldwin
Paasth
Mr. Rand
Bert Herbopend
Tom
Community notes from Ambler area visits and calls
The column records numerous social calls and visits across Ambler and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs Ramsey, Mrs Mary Ghatak, Mrs Beattie Collins, and Helen Hubbard are noted for weekend and Sunday calls. Several families such as Weeks, Coop ers, Harveys, and Smiths host guests. school events at Fairview and Belleview are mentioned. public meetings and Farm Bureau activity appear, plus a note on Paris public housing and a revolver gift to Beaufort jailer John Mitchell.
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the Ambler
Hesper
Ramsey
Kanity
Mary’ Ghatak
Randolph
Baldwin
Cooper
Charles. Hubbard
Beattie Collins
Goodyear
Belleview
Clarence
Helen
Charles Edward Hubbard
Will Freeze
Hubbard Ome
Pearl Smoots
Gerald Boehle
Smith
John Akin
G. W. Cooper
Ed Paasch
Abel
Kermit Laughlin
Vinland
Virgil Horrel
Guy
Walker
Martin, Roche, Jr
Prospect
Ira Rothrock
Pleasant Valley
A. F. Weeks
Trvin Salisbury
Flippin
Ark
Miss
Bunn Heads University Board Picked for Next Year
John Bunn was elected president of the University advisory board at its annual election. Stuart A. Queen and Paul B. Lawson were named treasurer and vice president respectively. An assistant secretary will be hired to focus on freshmen and new students and expanding student participation in boys work. A finance campaign committee was set for late October or early November. New advisory board members Dr. N Sherwood and George J. Kirchhoff were elected. Kirchhoff could not attend.
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Yom. G. “A
Stuart” A. Queen
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liber Arts and Sciences
Vnce
Hee
N- Sherwood
Entomology Apartment
E University
George J. Kirchhoff
Poehler Mercantile’ Company
Kirchhoff
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