Kansas to meet Missouri in star laden track clash
Kansas and Missouri, led by Glenn Cunningham and Ed Hall, prepare for the 1932 dual meet at Columbia. The Kansas Jayhawks seek a sixth straight victory, pace by strong mile relay teams and several record hopefuls, while Missouri counters with notable sprinters and hurdlers.
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Glenn Cunningham
Ed Hail
H. W. Harpiss
Jayhawker
University of Missouri At Columbia
Tigers
Cunningham
Hall
Missouri
Hargiss
Woody Hatfield
H. J. Huff
Chance
Huff
Kansas
Brutus Hamilton
Harriss
Lawrence
Tiger
Cooper
Hatfield
Cooley
Flanders
Schroeder
Sach Hall
Cunningham Ofangas
Coffman
White
Memorial Stadium
Lancaster
Nebraska
Kansas State
Strange As It Seems Chess Master Philidor’s Rise and Odd Currents
Francois Andre Danican Philidor, mid eighteenth century chess legend, studied under M de Kermar in Paris. He defeated Stamma at twenty one, earning global acclaim as the world’s leading player. His book Analyse des Échecs became a best seller, with countless editions and translations. Also noted is a whirlpool off Georges Bank that defied known whirling patterns, while a U S Coast Guard cutter encountered it. Tomorrow: Floating Skyscrapers.
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Francois “Andre Danican Philidor
M. de Kermar
Cafe de la Rezence
Paris
France
Philidor
Philider
Stam- Winte
Jane
Fio Anes
Cape Cod
Big Six Set Spring Meeting For Radio Policy And Schedules
Lincoln hosts Big Six athletic directors May 18 19 to decide 1934 football radio policy and plan 1935 football and 1954 35 basketball schedules. Faculty reps may study Kansas University scholastic stand changes while track and field coaches finalize conference championships drawings for May 15 19. Tennis drawings May 18 with play to follow. Nebraska to host dinner and golf for visiting officials.
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Lincoln
Neb
Big Six Athletic Conference
Kansas University
Withe University of Nebraska
Baer and Manager Given Suspensions for Tardiness
Max Baer and his manager Ancil Hoffman were suspended indefinitely by the New York state athletic commission for arriving late to a conference. The penalties stem from tardiness ahead of the June 14 heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera, with a meeting set for Friday to discuss details.
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New York
Max Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Sclons
Baseball Leaders Set Pace in AL NL Races
AP roundup shows Reynolds leading AL batting with Red Sox up to 479 runs for Kuhel and Manush in the Senators tally. Gehrig and Foxx pace power metrics while pitching honors go to Gomez Ruffing and Bush with multiple 2-0 wins noted. Also, Aggies win tennis 5-0 over Ottawa at Manhattan Kansas.
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Assoviated
Reynolds
Red Sox
Osmik
Indians
Kuhel
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Hite
Werber
Greenbers
Tigers
Rath
Foxx
Athletics
Bonura
White Sox
Walker
Gomez
Ruffing
Tar Kees
Thomas
Battine
P. Waner
Pirates
Suhr
Ott
Giants
Vaughan
Medwick Cardinals
Klein
Cubs
Medwick
Cardinals
Moore
Leslie
Dodgers
W. Herman
Waner
Cardinate
Enstish
Collins
Martin
Pataiiels
Piot
Reds
Frew
Dodger
Hargiss Names Squad for Kansas Missouri Dual Meet
Coach H W Hargiss announced a 22 member Kansas squad to travel to Columbia to face Missouri in a Saturday dual meet. Key entries include Glenn Cunningham Ed Hall Clyde Coffman and Howard Pankratz with events across sprints distance hurdles jumps and throws.
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Hargiss
Tigers
H. W. Hargiss
Columbia
Kansas
Missouri
Glenn Cunningham
Ed Hall
Clyde Coffman
Jayhawks
Enwin Hall
Charles Fills
William Gouzh
Hall
Titts
Geuch
Robert Sehrieder
Theno Graves
John McGown
Glen Cunningham
Paul Borel
Charles Rogers
Cunningham
Bo Wal
Howard Pankratz
Borel
Elden Johansen
Fred Harris
Paul Harrington
Raymond Reed
Yarrington
Harris
Frank Neal
Reed
Pelevault
Robert White
Phil Beatty
Gordon Gray
Hich
Tomy Metivire
Coffman
Neal
Brean
Pitts
Normand Beach
Gray
Sherput
Elwyn Dees
Beach
Beatty
Harrington
Coatsman
Schroeder
Graves
Hall and Cunningham
Danie
Burlington Wins Nensho Valley Meet In High School Track
Burlington captured the Nen sho Valley league track meet with 62 points, while Yates Center led with 1355, Tola 1714, Garnett 1456, and Humboldt 13%. Six meet records fell as Burlington edged rivals in Burlington, Kansas.
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Burlington
Tola
Kan
Yates Center
Garnett
Humboldt
Open Season Begins as Fans Cheer KC Baseball Return
Kansas City marks the 1954 Western Association season opener after a year away. AP reports turnstiles click and loyal fans whooped it up as teams restart play and fans rekindle the ballpark mood.
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Kansas City
Western Association Baseball League
Plan Basketball Series for Proposed Changes
The University of Kansas and Kansas State will play two winter test games at Lawrence and Manhattan as a lab for proposed rule changes before the 1935 season. Coaches Dr F C Allen Frank Root and Harold Browne discussed innovations including 12 foot baskets six feet forward, three point field goals, baskets for fouls, option on technical fouls, fouls stopping play, center jump after free throws, and a 15 minute intermission for rest and halftime entertainment.
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University of Kansas
Kansas State
Lawrence
Manhattan
F. C. Allen
Kansas
Frank Root
Harold Browne
Nebraska
Lawrence High Tennis Beats Leavenworth 4-2 In Dual Meet
Lawrence high defeated Leavenworth 4 to 2 yesterday afternoon while the golf team fell 315 to 292. Law rence golfers set a new course record but Althe Lawrence lost. Scoring highlights include Scott, Swinehart, Naramore and Snyder with multiple matches. Tennis results: Scott defeated Kihm 6-1 1-6 6-1, Swinehart beat Wolfkuhler 6-1 6-4, Naramore beat Hamilton 6-1 3-6 9-7, and doubles wins for Scott Swinehart 6-3 6-2. Snyder and Naramore lost and Snyder/Naramore also dropped a doubles match.
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Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Focal
Lawrence
Althe Lawrence
Maurice Kerley
Fred Turner
Scott
Kihm
Swinehart
Wolfkuhler
Snyder
Farthing
Naramore
Hamilton
Rockhill Netmen blank Emporia Teachers College team
Rockhill Tennis Club stars blanked a four man Emporia Teachers College squad in Kansas City. Ramsey defeated Johnson in three sets 5 7 6 3 6 4. Surface beat Richardson 6 0 6 0 Burgess beat Tuggle 6 0 6 0 George defeated Collins 6 1. Jewell and Burgess won doubles over Johnson and Richardson 2 6 0 and Kiley and Peterson defeated Collins and Tuggle 6 0.
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Kansas City
Rockhill Tennis Club ‘Stars
Emporia Teachers’ College
Ramsey
Johnson
Surface
Richardardson
Burgess
Tuggle
George
Collins
Jewell
Richardson
Kiley
Peterson
Fort Hays State tops Kearney Teachers in track meet
Fort Hays State College defeated Kearney Teachers 97 to 48 in a track and field meet, sweeping 12 of 15 events. Uppendahl won the 100 yard dash and both hurdle races, as Fort Hays dominated Stillwater May 9.
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Southwestern Wichita
Kan
Wichita Lniversity
Southwestern College
Gail
Emory Weakley Returns Home From Nokomis Visit
Oak Ridge notes report Emory Weakley aiding his brother R R Weakley at Ray's and returning to Nokomis Illinois for a few days. Local residents attended Trinity Lutheran church meeting last Tuesday evening where supper was served and Governor Landon gave a talk. Mrs J S Griffin, previously hospitalized at Memorial with a broken chin, was brought home last Wednesday.
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Emory Weakley
R. R. Weakley
Ray's
Nokomis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gov. Landon
J. S. Griffin
Memorial Hospital
K. R. Anderson
St. Joe
Wm. Griffin
Independence
Oakridge
Grant Gideon
Robert Ross
Argentine
Ruth Johns
Gene Falkenstein
R. K. Trivett
Robert Davis
Lawrence
A. F. Brown
Arthur Campbell
Frank Toms
Althe
Lakeview
R. K. Nicholson
Kaw Valley
Harry van Neste
H. G. van Neste
J. R. Topping
Charlie Topping
Sally
Doyie Reed
Memorial High School
Alfred Heck and
Earth
Santa Fe
Manhattan
Arthur Leonhard
Doyle Reed
A. R. Reed
National Honor Society
Doyle Ane
Lawrence Leonhard
Wayne Frank
Memorial
Hattie Fetty
Leora
Wiliamstown
Edgar Dolan
Midland College
Methodist Church
Birthday notes and regional socialtidings in Kansas
Resting with a cast, local family visits mark a quiet week. Oakridge picnic delayed by rain. Lawrence visitors, birthday celebrations, funerals, showers, and school awards populate a Matfield Green area update with community strolls and local events.
Weekend social rounds and church visits across town
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz visited Mrs. Louisa Schwartz Saturday evening. Donald Breithaupt aided Elmer Wintermantle with farm work. Henry Young hauled cattle to Kansas City for Glenn Schwartz. Glenia accompanied Mr. Young to the city. Rev. and Mrs. Slupianek left for Marysville for several days of visiting and attended a Kansas district conference April 30 to May 2. Additional notes list visits involving Elmer Winterman, Roy Schwalm and baby Irvin Milton, Evelyn Ruth Nuffer, Elsmere Gastrock, Earl Shaffer, and Dorothy May Nuffer with various local hosts.
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Carl Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Donald Breithaupt
Elmer Wintermantle
Henry Young
Kansas City
Glenn Schwartz
Glenia
Young
Slupianek
Marysville
Elmer.Wintermantle
Roy Schwalm
Irvin Milton
Evelyn Ruth Xnuffer
J. W. Breithaupt
Elsmere Gastrock
Earl Shaffer
Henry Schwartz
Dorothy May Nuffer
High School
Glee Club
Emporia
Helen Thomas
Clara
Hattie
Anna Johanning
Frances Breithaupt
Arnold Stoebener
Homer Gerstenberger
Eudora
Kansas
Arnold
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Gerstenberger
St. Paul's Church
Ruth Breithaupt
Wilma
Marjorie Gibson
Fred Fleer
Ike Thomas
Helen
Jack
G. F. Deskines
Stella
William Broeker
Lawrence
Central School
Sophia Schwartz
Louisa
Schwartz
Walter
Daro
Johnnie Breithaupt
Fred
Charles
Leland
Henry Breithaupt
St. Luke's Hospital
Clara Schwartz
Esther Johanning
Norma Stoebener
Elizabeth Plambeck
Evelyn Ruth Nuffer
Allie Heffner
Donald Rappard
Alta Heffner
Students in Glee Club Attend Emporia Musical Contest
A report lists students who are members of the glee club and attended last Friday's musical contest in Emporia. The item notes social visits and community activities around May with multiple local households hosting guests and attending events at Central School and St. John's Evangelical Church.
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