Lawrence RST Triangular Meet Shines for Lawrence High
Lawrence High School claimed 62 3/4 points in the Lawrence RST Triangular Meet at Hazkell Stadium, beating Ottawa and Topeka. Ottawa took second with 53 2/3 points, Topeka third with 35. Lawrence won 6 events led by Riesen with wins in shot put discus and javelin, O'Leary won the 100 yard dash, Spark the 440, Young the 880 and Ayer the 220 hurdles. relay rules caused a disqualification that affected final standings.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High School
Ottawa
Topeka
Hazkell Stadium
Ted
Spark
Young
Ayer
Riesen
Lawrence
Fettle
Edwinson
Emporia
O'Leary
Wondy Ea-Cwinson
Topakiy Secon
Renee
Aml Edwards
Jordan
Manwel
Vandeventer
Meitner
Seiehs
O'Lear Lawrence
Schaake
Senter
Gray
Edwards
Edwineon
Forkele
Landon
Roxi Ottawa
Amdnrson
Lindsey
Dale
Garrett
Wwaited
Tordan
Crawford
Stephenson
Grotta
H. Birch
Kennedy
Gdom
Fockele
Miawa
Lawrende
Lowe
Milter
Lotma
Rélice
Broad Jemp
Wondy Gray
Sway
Allen
Wrdnee
Bolin
Satond
Reedy
Santer
Starks
Taylor
Odom
Gonzales
Hastings
Birch
Kenney
Cleaners Rally To Beat Hardware In Industrial League
The New York Cleaners edged Hand ware, Tinners, and Lumber nine 6 to 3 at Woodlawn park in a postponed Industrial league game. Eddie Ash limited the Hardware club to three safeties and struck out eight across five innings as Cleaners overcame a 3–0 start and a 2–2 tie by scoring three runs in the fifth.
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New York Cleaners
Handware
Tinners
Lumber Nine
Woodlawn Park
Eddie Ash
Hardware Nine
Hardware
Owever
Cleaners
Bowen
Ah Young
Goehaner
Owen
Ash
Dean
Pucka
Ah Smith
Broeker
Daedicke
Rippert
Highs Will Choose Captain Next Year
Lawrence high school plans to elect a basketball captain for 1929 at a meeting of the athletic board on the eve of the opening game. A Chamber of Commerce luncheon discussion left two ballots for captain unresolved, centering on a plan to have the coach choose a captain before each game.
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Lawrence High School
High School Athletic Board
Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawk Tennis Team Heads to Stillwater Clash
Captain George Allred and Chas Sager of Kansas face Oklahoma State in Stillwater Saturday, then meet the Sooners at Norman. The Jayhawks beat the Aggies on their home court but were crushed by Norman, with a closer duel anticipated in Oklahoma ahead of the Missouri Valley meet at Nebraska May 18-19.
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George Allred
Chas Sager
Stillwater
Oklahoma” Aggie
Norman
Jayhawkers
Aggies
Oklahoma
Kansas University
Nebraska
Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
University of Oklahoma At
Wright
Aggie
Ice Company tops Grocers in tight 29 5 win in league clash
In a close Industrial league game the Ice Company defeated Grocers & Butchers 29 to 5 on the Shook diamond. Gentry pitched for Ice Company and Faith for Grocers while Michaels knocked a double for Ice. Clark made a barehanded stab on a line drive in a standout play as Ice ran up 3, 4, and 2 runs across the innings.
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Iee Company
Diamond Crew
Grocers & Butchers
Sea Company
Gentry
C. Faith
Michaels
Ice Company
Clark
Ice Germany
Grocers
Kansas Electric Power Company
Organ Factory
New York Cleaners
Tee Co
Breese
Pratt
Porter
Palmatur
McClure
One St. Mary's: Baseball Team to Play Tomorrow
St Mary's Kan May 10 AP St Mary's college will inaugurate two varsity teams tomorrow in baseball. One team faces Haskell Indians in Lawrence and the other meets McPherson College in St Marys. Steve O Rourke, coach, believes the plan may work and could spread to other sports.
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St. Mary's
Kan
St. Mary's College
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
McPherson
Steve O'Rourke
At & Mary’s
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Braves Duel Falls To Bluejays In Fulton Meet
The Haskell Indians journeyed to Fulton Missouri for a dual track meet with Westminster College Bluejays. Westminster dominated sprints and weights while Haskell excelled in distance events though the Braves were defeated 75 to 58. Captain Cyrus Walking set a mile mark in 4 minutes 37.5 seconds and Wilson Charles scored 12 points for high point honors. Coach John Thomas’s squad hosts Baker University in a dual at Haskell Stadium Saturday.
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Haskell Indians
Fulton
Westminster College Bluejays
Altho
Braves
Cyrus Walking
Redskins
Wilson Charles
Haskell
Westminster
John Thomas
Baker University
Haskell Stadium
Sheetz
Charles
Krueger
Burdies
Talbot
Beaver
Baskell
Grant
Sccans
Hesskell
Allen
Walbor
Brown
Westsminster
Kell
Gatterns
White Bear
Worthy Haskell
McAnelly
Ster
Shepard
Howell
Modnelly
McAney
Smith
Bask
West—minster
Usskell
Goxé
Haskelly
Dalle
Wesins
Missouri Series Set for Kansas Jayhawkers Visit
Kansas baseball under coach John Bunn heads to Columbia for a two game series against Missouri Friday and Saturday. Varsity beat the freshmen 11 to 4 in a recent scrimmage with Maney Livingston and Culp starring on offense. White pitched for Kansas with Barth for Missouri, as both teams show growth. Captain Swenson slated to pitch Saturday and Thomson will start for Missouri with Anderson ready to relieve. The squad lists Kraem Childs Livingston Culp Schmids White Lichleiter Johnston Tomlinson McCoy Maney Hill Swenson Johnson McDonald Kolson Anderson Huff and Oatland.
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John. Bunn
Columbia
Jayhawkers
Tigers
Tonpanoxie
Boonsville
Maney
Thomson
Anderson
Ncessary
Swenson
Kansans
Bunn
Kraem- Childs
Livingston
Culp
Schmids
White
Lichiyter
Johnston
Tomlinson
McCoy
Hill
Johnson
McDonald
Kolson
Huff
Oatland
Bremen Flier Lands At Brook Park Airport Cleveland
The Junkers monoplane with three Bre men flyers landed at Brook Park Airport Cleveland at 12 12 pm local time The Bremen crew had departed Philadelphia navy yard aboard the F 15 sister ship The Bremen on the trans Atlantic flight toward Cleveland Also mentions flower shop ads and Kansas track team heading to a dual meet with Missouri in Saturday edition
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Brook Park
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bremen
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Topeka Teams Defeat Lawrence in Golf and Tennis
The Topeka high school golf and tennis teams defeated Lawrence yesterday afternoon. In golf Topeka scored 37 to Lawrence 381. Lawrence players included Abrams in singles and Palcher Lindsay Kiuss and Scott in doubles. Lawrence roster: Oatman Verney D Alexander M Alexander.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Abrams
H. Haugh
Who will win the homer crown this year Ruth or Gehrig
In a fan poll cartoon AL Demaree notes debate over whether Lou Gehrig can outslug Babe Ruth this season. Ruth reportedly weighed 226 pounds in spring and may need to gain weight to avoid strength loss while Gehrig, Williams and other stars remain favorites among voters.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Fams
Lou Gehrig
Babe
Gehrig
Ruth
Dark Horse
Tbs
Topeka May 10 Wheat Acreage Estimates by County
The state board of agriculture reports winter wheat acreage estimates on May 1. Reno County leads with 376,000 acres followed by Ford 372,000 Sumner 334,000 Barton 321,000 and Harper 272,000. Other top counties include Stafford 269,000 Sedgwick 269,000 McPherson 258,000 Pratt 195,700 Kingman 249,000 Rush 248,000 Rice 241,000. Abandonment and harvest figures noted for several counties with conditions in early May.
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Topeka
Reno
Ford County
Sumner
Barton
Harper
Stafford
Sedgwick
McPherson
Pratt
Kingman
Rush
Douglas
Franklin
Leavenworth
Canfield Memorial Plans Highlight Commencement Honor
Partial plans for the Canfield Memorial exercises for J H Canfield former University professor were announced led by Prof K Q Brewster Dorothy Canfield Fisher daughter of Canfield a noted novelist will give this year's commencement address first time a woman has spoken in that role A bronze tablet memorial will be placed in the central administration building entrance The 3 30 pm June 4 ceremony will feature William Allen White of Emporia as principal speaker Dr F W Blackmar will discuss Canfields years at the University and Dr Frank Strong will preside Chancellor E H Lindsey will accept the tablet and either Canfield child will present the memorial Real estate transfers listed include T E Cadwell to J R West and George H Henry to Gertrude Henry.
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J. H. Canfield
K. Q.’ Brewster
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Vlans
E. H. Lindsey
Canfield
Road ties found for interurban tracks reuse
Old bricks in the pavement will be turned and reused after new ties are found. Cement between the bricks, used to hold them, makes cleaning difficult but enables reuse of the bricks in interurban track work.
Pianist to perform senior recital at University theater
Pianist Mildred Newby from the School of Fine Arts will present a senior recital tonight in the University auditorium at Beloit. The program features five piano numbers and is assisted by violinist Luther Leavenroad and accompanist Louise Ridgway.
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iMilldred -Newby
Fine: Arts
University
Beto Relock
Luther
Leavenroad
Louise
Ridgway
McCoy's Tablets Offer Ironclad Gain Guarantee
Advert says McCoy's Tablets, rich in weight building agents, are sold in North America. It promises that after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, a thin underweight person will gain at least 5 pounds or the purchase price will be refunded by the druggist. The ad urges asking for McGoy's Tablets at any drug store.
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Mec
Oy’'S
North America
McCoy
McGoy
America
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Jess Petty
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Westminster College
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Jayhawks
University of Kansas
Miss Valspar
Barbers Drug Store
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Saturn Adv
H. J. Muff
Columbias
L. Focers Hornsey
Hack Wilson
CY Williams
Frank Frisch
George Kelly
H Dim Bor TomMiey
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Barry Conners
Round Corner Drug
Douglas County
Jug
J. R. West
Hosford’s
George H. Henry
Douglas’ County
Gertrude Henry
Stsnw
Caren Ae Ae
Barber's Drug Store
D. W. Griffith
Life
Hubert.Bosworth
Eugenia Gilbert
Monte ‘Blue
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Patsy Ruth Miller
Marion
Bowerlock
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Mion
William Boyd Im
M. As.seauly
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