KU Teams Hit Action Across Week In Missouri Kansas clash
Kansas University squads travel to Columbia to face Missouri in a Missouri-Kansas track meet and a two game baseball series against Oklahoma Aggies. Jayhawker track stars aim for strong showings in sprints and field events while baseball squad pursues wins under coach Huff with a large traveling group.
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Jediuri Tigers
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Oklahoma
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Tayhawkers
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Charles Ragex
Kansas
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Track meet names mix of Missouri Kansas athletes
Fragmented OCR lists names of athletes from Missouri and Kansas schools such as Hill Shaw Youngman Laureaman Edel lute Hurstey Kosky King Rosenheim English Willis Cash Wallingford Benson Brown Carter Johnson Carter Gaston Schroeder Dodd Kosky Thichardsau Bresner Spyngier Wringford Gensor and others, with event mentions like traveling throw and urea jump.
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Adlegti
Swartz
Kansas
Hinshaw
Youngman
Laureaman
Edellute
Missouri
Hurstey
Kosky Ditts
King
Rosenheim
Copper
Shannon
Woods
Shea
Jones
Metherney
Dodd
Cash
Wallingford
Benson
Cahn
Tusas
Underhitl
Wells
Brown
Garter
Johnson
Sas Carter
Wwillaee
Fiemank
Jonnsant
Cook
Gaston Dodd
Fiamank
Shee
Schroeder
Missouriy
Kosky
Lite
Thichardsau
Bresnernes
Spyngier
Wringford
Gensor
Hagen Wins British Open in Close Finish at Sandwich
Walter Hagen captured the British Open title at Sandwich with a 292 for 72 holes. He shot 72s in the final rounds to secure his third British championship after 1922 and 1924. Sarazen finished runner up at 294, Archie Compston 295, and Percy Alliss fourth at 308 with Barnes and Jurado tied at 302.
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England
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Sarazen
Archie Compston
Percy Alliss
Berlin
Jim Barnes
Jose Jurabo
Buenos Aires
Bill Mehlhorn
William Davies
A. E. Whiting
Fred Taggart
Highs to Emporia Meet for Lawrence Track Team
Four Lawrence high school athletes and the relay team head to Emporia for the state meet preliminaries. O Leary won the 100 yard dash and the 80 yard relay at the Ottaiwa sectional. Captain Carl Allen H Birch Kennedy and coach Melvin Griffin join him for the trip.
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Emporia
Cven
Carl Allen
O'Leary
H. Birch
Kennedy
Melvin Griffin
Ottaiwa
Lowell Truceloch
Lawrence High
Oklahoma Aggies at Norman win Missouri Valley baseball game
Lawrence Junior High track squad prepares for a dual meet against Leavenworth at KU Stadium tomorrow at 2 45 pm. The second annual fair features 50 and 100 yard dashes, shot put, high jump, relays, and more with five events per contestant plus two relays. Winners receive prizes and ribbons. admission is charged.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Norman
Ito
Lawrence Junior High School
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Triumphs Over Oxgan Factory 11 to 3
Kansas Electric Power baseball team stayed unbeaten in the Industrial League, defeating Oxgan Factory 11 to 3 on the Shook diamond. Fifteen hits, runs in every inning, Clem held opponents to six hits, and Davis belted a third inning home run. Other Power Company players included Warren and Batter.
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Gregan Factory
Kansas Electric Power Company
Oxgan Factory
Lee Company
RK. E. P
Power Company
Clem
Kk. BP
Moundsman
Davis
K. BP
Rue KL
Organ Factory
Warren
Preakness Day At Pimlico Draws 50,600 Fans
Pimlico hosted about 50,600 turf enthusiasts as twenty one thoroughbreds prepared for the 50,000 Preakness stake. Nassak, a chestnut from Springfield, was among the entries on May 11 with assorted owners and connections noted in race day coverage.
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Pimlico
Nassak
chestnut _son
Springfield
John .P. Grier
Ethel D
Les Marriner
Uni
Harry F. Sinclair
Rancocns
Illinois
Marriner
Joe Burke
Detroit
Heavyweight Card At Madison Square Garden For Bronx Fund
AP reports a ten heavyweight bout lineup at Madison Square Garden tonight in Tex Rickard's show for the Bronx Hospital Fund. The Haskell St Marys game scheduled here today was postponed due to rain, as Sooners defeated rivals in the morning action.
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Madison Square “Garden
Tex Rickard
The
Bronx Hospital Fund
Haskell
Haskell-St. Mary's
Sooners
Oklahoma
Jayha pool to open Sunday with summer rates
The Jayha pool manager John Lindas announced readiness for opening as weather permits. Improvements include graded terrace and new plantings. Pool hours 9am to 10pm weekdays and 1pm to 10pm Sundays. Free transport to groups available. summer prices cut to fifteen cents for grade schoolers, twenty five for older students, thirty five for adults. Unitarian Church speaker Mrs Anna Mickey Searcy from Leavenworth will address Citizenship Building and talk at 10am Sunday on Building for Citizenship.
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Linday
Lindas
Unitarian Church
Anna Mickey" Searey
Leavenworth
Union
Sermon Planned at Sunnyside by Prof Be Lawson
Fragmentary notice notes Prof Paul Be Lawson will preach the Mother’s Day sermon at Sunnyside Sunday afternoon at 3. Sunday school details appear garbled with a Bowman county clerk reference and unclear location.
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Paul Be ‘Lawson
Sunn Unday
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