Kansas Nebraska Duel Track Meet Monday Clash
Kansas and Nebraska track athletes meet at 3 30 PM in the feature dual meet of the season at Kansas. The contest tests by coach Brutus Hamilton and Henry Schulte with conference implications at Lincoln May 23. Entries list Kansas and Nebraska performers across sprints distances hurdles vault high jump javelin discus and shot put with notable names like Hugh Rhea Orlin Dean Raymond Flick and George Smuthy in contention.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Brutus Hamilton
Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Hamilton
Henry Schulte
Cornhuskers
Oklahoa
Norman
Hugh Rhea
Orlin Dean
Clyde Coffman
Jayhawk
Raymond Flick
Maurice Kite
Bernard Gridley
Linus
Leon Carroll
Willis Lamson
Myrle White
George Smuthy
Harold Petz
Kansas Aggies
Sickel
Oliner
Gridley
Lee
Ley
Kanses
Heardsiee
Kel
Rog- Siefkes
Ngland
Ostergana
Bondank
Fullerton
McKinney
Jrue
England
Ostergar
Kansnas
Soeline Levine
Garvey
Levine
Soellternberger
Ss. Kennedy
Ilu
Watson
Morrard
Kile
Lamson
Whanjeaht
Leon
A. Lawstail
Leon Carta
Petz
Smut- Coffman
Vierce
Coffman
Truehilood
Buck
Dean
Afithis
Bell
Hodges
Coléman
Blomley
Gary
Tess
Rhea
Rist
Jusstice
Yesterday's baseball scores and weather delay notes
Yesterday's results show scattered games across American and Western leagues with several postponements due to rain. Teams like Detroit and Washington posted scores, while Minneapolis and Des Moines saw limited play and other contests were delayed by weather conditions.
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Shana
Ecagu Trackiyn
Philadelphia
Ste Beuis
Dyetsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Inpies
American Pga
Sain
Minneapolis
Twleda
Reds Sox Spring Game Recap with Key Moments
In a spring exhibition, Frederick doubled with two aboard driving in Robins and two more in the fourth inning. The contest featured late drama as the Senators tacked on runs in the tenth to secure a win. Other details are unclear from the fragmentary report.
Ten Children Of Dawid Whitting Reach Grand Ages
A fragment notes the ten children of Dawid Whitting, eight boys and two girls, all alive and aged from 62 to 84 years, totaling 742 years among them. The piece mentions musical ingenus in China and a short, unclear passage about a whistle and a parade.
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Meon Meapape
Dawid Whitting
Carr
John HL
China
David Whitninghill
Madisonville, Ky
Schmeling Ends U S Tour With $72000 Gain
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling wrapped up a two month exhibition tour spanning 45 cities in the United States and Canada. He earned about $1500 per engagement, totaling $72000 after three round exhibitions with sparring partners. He will train May 20 at Conneaut Park for the title bout with Strabbling in Cleveland in June.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
United States
Canada
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Conneaut Park
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Srotsh Stribling
Rain Halts Kansas Oklahoma Baseball Series
Wet grounds forced cancellation of the Kansas versus Oklahoma double header scheduled for this afternoon with yesterday’s games moved up. Oklahoma’s series will not be replayed later. Captain Tom Bishop’s team next meets the Haskell Indians Tuesday on the Haskell diamond. Thirteen Sooner players accompanied by football coach Ad Lindsey arrived for the two games.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
F.C. Allen
Tom Bishop
Kk. A
Haskell Indians
Haskell
Ad Lindsey
Pheasant Egg Shipment Aids Local Propagation Effort
Ray McClure of Hunter brothers market and Frank Sommers received 285 ringneck pheasant eggs from the state fish and game department. They plan to raise the birds south of Lawrence, placing eggs under hens in a brooder house with sod-nests. McClure, a Tolantz Walton League member, supports introducing pheasants to Douglas County.
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Ringneck
State Fish and Game Department
Ray McClure
Hunter Brothers Market
Frank Sommers
Route 6
Lawrence
McClure
Tzank Walton League
Douglas County
Wet Field For Meet Parsons Kansas Track Carnival
Track athletes and golfers from seven schools surveyed the rain soaked fields of the Kansas Junior College track and field carnival in Parsons Kansas on May 9 1930 with little hope of breaking any records. Five marks set at the 1930 meet stood as targets under damp conditions.
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Parsons
Kan
Kansas Junior College
Equine Dream Tales and a Chrome-Coked Page
A fragmented column by AL Demaree and others recount humorous horse racing anecdotes. Earl Sande narrates a tale of two “eight balls” and a dropped cocaine package from a veterinarian, sparking a reckless bet on Equinoise in the Preakness. Charley Conley adds a Fair Grounds anecdote of a wife gasping for a pin as the horses break.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Earl Sande
Eph
Sam
Riverside track opens with McGonigle favorite in 1000 dollars handicap
Riverside Park opens its spring meeting with nine horses in the six furlong and 210 feet inaugural handicap for a $1,000 stake. McGonigle carries Green Briar silks as prime favorite despite top weight of 119 and quirky post manners. Contenders include Perfect Play, Miss Cheyenne, A. C. B. Invin entry and Fort Worth, brought by George Keeton from Texas.
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Shea
Perfect Play
Miss Cheyenne
A.c. B. Invin
Fort Worth
George Keeton
Indian Village bowlers beat Walsh Clothing of Atchison
Lawrence recreation parlor alleys hosted a Saturday night bowling match with Indian Village defeating Walsh Clothing. Local standout scores included Clark, Dipple, Totak, Hicks, Thome, Bartz, and Gies as the teams prepared for an upcoming test against Lawrence. Neil Rezac of Emmett named KU rifle team captain. she is a KU junior and among five ROTC honorary colonel candidates.
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Indian Village
Walsh Clothing Company
Atchison
Lawrence
Emporia
Clark
Totak Hicks Thome Bartz
Gies
Fetal
Neoe Emensenensian
Miss Rezac
Neil Rezac
Emmett
Kan
University of Kansas
Clash of Kansas and Nebraska at K U Stadium
Kansas the 1980 outdoor champion meets Nebraska with a strong Huskers squad led by Indian Schulte in a key conference meet at K U. Twin hurdler duo Leon and Linus Carroll add intrigue while riders, weight men and dash specialists on both sides promise a high level clash.
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K. U
Kansas
Nebraska
Huskers
Brutus Hamilton
Schulte
Leon
Linus Carroll
Oklahoma athlete Mills stars in multiple sports and track win
Colonel Bus Mills of Oklahoma, a versatile athlete and Ranger from Tex., starred as a halfback and centerfielder. He won the javelin at a Norman field meet with a 187 feet toss, and is noted for two sensational runs that beat Nebraska last October.
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Norman
Ralph Rider
Oklahoma
O TU
Herman Brix
Washington University
Los Angeles
Colonel
Bus) Mills
Ranger
Tex
Lindsay
Mills
Lincoln
Nebraska
E. A. Ey
Major League Leaders Include High Batting Averages
National League leaders Hoettger Reds .400 Davis Phillies .374 top batting. L Waner Pirates 20 runs and Klein Phillies 18. Hornsby Cubs 15 RBIs, Arlett Phillies 17. Ritz Giants 29 hits, Traynor Pirates 25. Bottomler Cardinals 8 doubles, Adams pedals Herman Robins Davis Phillies 7. Bartell Phillies 4 triples Worthington Braves Orsaini Cardinals Lu Waner Pirates 3. Cubs Arlett Phillies 5 home runs. Berger Braves Comorosky Pirates 5 stolen bases. Ruth Yankees leading batting. Fonseca Indians .434. Fonseca 20 runs, Cronin Senators 20 RBIs, Hi Fonseca Indians 36, Alexander Tigers 35. Alexander 12 doubles, Webb Red Sox. H. Rice Senators 4 triples Geh rig Yankees Simmons Athletics Cronin Bluege 3 RBIs. Stone Tigers 5 HRs Simmons Athletics Gehrig Ruth 4. Johnson Tigers 6 SBs Gehrig Chapman 5. Fon
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SaMeSs Olding
Hoettger
Reds
Davis
Phillies
L. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Hornsby
Cubs
Arlett
Tritz
Giants
Traynor
Bottomler
Cardinals
Adams
Herman
Robins
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Orsaini
Lu. Waner
Berger
Comorosky
Ruth
Yankees
Sect
Indians
Fonseca
Blue
White Sox
Cronin
Senators
Verill
Hi Fonseca
Alexander
Tigers
Webb
Red Sox
H. Rice
Gehrig
Simmons
Athletics
Bluege
Stone
Johnson
Chapman
Boxing and wrestling results from multiple cities recap
Associated Press rounds up boxing results with Berg beating Herrera and Lawless topping Thompson. King Levinsky outpoints Emmet Recco. Walter Cobb KOed Jimmy Darcy. Dozier versus Grace noted. Wrestling match notes include Landos over Gardini, Steele over Pojello, and Shikat over McCready with several draws and tallies listed for various cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack
Kid) Berg
Eng
Land
Tony Herrera
el Pa
California
San Francisco
Battling Dozier
Wichita
Van
Meyer Grace
Philadelphia
Take the Penalty If It Isn’t Well Known
Golf writer Johnny Farrell argues players err by forcing risky shots for eagles or pars. He favors safe play, stressing avoid sixes and sevens, and cites Bobby Jones and Tommy Kerrigan to illustrate lessons on choosing the right club, escaping trouble, and backing out of risky attempts.
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Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot
Jones
Tommy Kerrigan
Eastman Fresh Track Threat Heads For Intercollegiates
Stanford prospect Ben Eastman, a sophomore star clocked 48.0 seconds in the 440 and 1:53 in the half, heads east for Franklin Field Intercollegiates. Penn, Cornell, and Bates loom with strong sprinters and distance runners as the Far West hopes for another title run. Cy Leizester’s ineligibility ends his West Point football bid, though he will remain in military duties while the case is resolved.
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Robert L
Dink) Templeton
Cambridge
Eastman
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Franklin Field
Templeton
Pennsylvana
Harvard
Russell Chapman
Bates
Chapman
Army
Cy Leizester
Ralph Irvine Sasse
Leizester
West Point
Notre Dame
Cornell
Kerr
McKniff
Coan
Penn
Jack Moakley
Henderson State appoints Sherman athletics director
Henderson State College in Arkadelphia names Bob Sherman as athletics director starting with football practice in September. An Henderson alumnus now at George Peabody College, Sherman succeeds J H Rowland, who moves to Ouachita College. Sherman was a standout back for Henderson earning all state honors.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Eugens
Bob Sherman
College Athletic
Arkansas
Henderson State College “Reddies
J. H. Rowland
Quachita College
Sherman
Henderson
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
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DREAM
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Talking Pictures
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Howard Jones
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Renta Gardini
Italy
Ray Steele
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Chicaro
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Earl McCready
Rudy Dusek
Hans Steinke
Rochester
Ed Lewis
Everette Marshall
Iowa
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Lawrence, Kansas
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Toledo
Ohio
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Butler Motors
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Alan Gould
Naval Academy
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Walter Camp
University of Pennsylvania
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Henderson Back
Frnne Guenther
Spearman
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Houston
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Lebanon Valley College
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