Tigers Favored To End Kansas Dual Meet Drought
Missouri meets Kansas in a Saturday morning outdoor dual at the stadium with Huff’s Tigers favored to end a six meet skid. Cunningham ill. several Tigers listed in sprint and distance events. Missouri boats a strong weight crew and solid distance runners led by Hardy Beasley and Lochner.
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H. J. Huff
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Strange As It Seems by John Hix on San Francisco riots
Early San Francisco was peaceful until 1846 1849 gold rush and a flood of settlers brought lawlessness. Crime rose sharply with murders and crises as population surged to tens of thousands, prompting Vigilance Committees to restore order amid mob violence and social upheaval. Tomorrow: The Champion Japanese Archer.
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Mexico
Early Drive by White Sox Shakes League Leaders
The Chicago White Sox sprint to a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees, extending their streak to nine victories at home and boosting them to first place a game and a half ahead of Cleveland. Veteran Ted Lyons outpitched Vernon Gomez as John Whitehead starred for Chicago while Detroit beat Philadelphia 5-3, leaving Washington a game and a half behind fifth. Rain wiped out remaining AL and NL games.
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Rain postpones all yesterday's National League games
Baseball results show all National League games postponed by rain. AL scores include New York 3 Chicago 4 and Washington 7 St Louis 3 with Philadelphia 3 Detroit 5. Boston at Cleveland and rain postponed. Minor leagues report various scorelines and night games amid weather disruptions.
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Gets His Big Chance In Madison Square Garden Fight
Luigi D Ambrosio known as Lou Ambers rose from hitchhiking with $2 to training in New York as Tony Canzoneri prepares for a 15 round lightweight title bout. Ambers, 22, earned sparring work and rose through lightweights, confronting Canzoneri as a decided underdog with Canzoneri weighing near retirement after 125 fights and a $300,000 fortune.
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Aggies Tennis Set To Meet Central Oklahoma State Teachers
Kansas State tennis fans expected a strong showing as the Wildcats, after a near sweep of Ottawa University, prepared to face Central Oklahoma State Teachers in Manhattan. Ottawa’s Ogle won the solitaire for Ottawa as the day’s lone highlight in a rough multi-event card.
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Tonganoxie High Defeats Eudora In Preview Of Local Baseball Rivals
Tonganoxie High School avenged an early season loss to Eudora by routing the Eudora boys 15 to 4 on Tuesday. Pitcher Bob Blaker worked four innings with no walks or hits, while freshmen backed the defense late. After the game, Tonganoxie completes its schedule, with losses to Washington and Eudora earlier and wins over DeSoto Bonner Springs and Turner.
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Pete” Angell
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Bob Fox
Elmer Ammel
John Lenahan
Unusual Officiating Tales From Early Kansas Athletics
Historic notes recount Hargiss refereeing a 1920s Kansas State gridiron game amid foul weather with M F Ahearn drafted as umpire. The memory blends with a Penn Relays baton mishap and Nebraska’s Harold Brill’s scholastic withdrawal, plus pro prospects for Bronko Nagurski and Oklahoma’s Lynn Waldorf weighing Big Ten outlooks and Ohio State’s strength.
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Bill
M. F. Ahearn
Aggie
Kansas Sportsmen Attend Gridmen Games at Northwestern
Kansas Sportsman customers paid 1 each to see the gridmen in action. One game drew about 3,000 fans, the other about 1,000. Receipts were turned over to the Northwestern University band.
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Senators Clout Browns With Home Run Day line
Buddy Myer leads the Senators with a home run a double and two singles against the Browns. Ted Lyons limits the White Sox to seven hits while Tammy Bric contributes for the Athletics. St. Louis and New York pitchers hold opponents to tight hits and strikeouts.
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Hays Defeats McPherson In Strong Track Sweep
Fort Hays State dominated McPherson College in a dual meet, winning 99 to 32. The Tigers swept 12 of 15 events, with Hays, Kaw, and May leading the effort and four school records set during the meet.
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Lawrence and Haskell Practice Game Set for Thursday
Lawrence club prepares for opening home game next Sunday against Topeka at Holcom's Grove. Thursday's practice tilt on the Haskell Diamond starts at 4 o'clock with two fine young catchers, Buddy Wagner of Topeka and Tom Harris of Lawrence, plus Dewey Sproat and George Trombold featured as umpire and chaser.
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Fairview Shower Honors Mrs Zimmers and Local Visits
Mrs Charles Wells attended a shower for Mrs Lew Zimmers at the Harris home in Linwood. Dorothy Klyne, former guest at Emma Wells, remembered. Eugene Leary, Dora Hunsinger, Edna Koehler, Mabel Peters, and Vinton Peters rehearsed for an April 2 play. An array of local visits and outings surround Fairview community life.
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Vinland
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Fairview
Lovett Burk Seeks 1936 U S Olympic Team spot
Norman Oklahoma report on Lovett Burk University of Oklahoma decathlon standout aiming for the 1936 Olympic team. He scored 6709 points at the Kansas relays, narrowly defeated by Clyde Coffman, and beat marks of James Bausch in several events. Burk plans to enter the National AAU decathlon in July.
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Community youth group closes term with varied program
The last meeting of the term drew the largest attendance of the season. The program featured readings solos duets quartets tableaux and musical numbers along with a one act play Ignorance Versus Justice. Plans for a summer homecoming were announced.
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Pleasant Valley
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Lecompton High to Honor Ottawa Dean at Commencement
Lecompton Rural High School will host commencement on Thursday evening May 17 with speaker Dr. W B Wilson of Ottawa University. Wilson serves as dean and will address graduates and attendees about the future.
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Lecompton Rural High School
Doctor Wilson
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