Dope Points to Bengal Victory in Dual Meet Preview
Dope points hint at a Bengal win as Coach Karl Sshlademan leads a squad of about twenty track men to face Columbia in the annual dual meet Saturday afternoon. Injuries and talent mix into a hard-fought contest with strong sprint and field events. Captain Doss Richardson and Jackson of Kansas are cited for event strengths, while Columbia claims an advantage in the second jump. Relays and mile specifics are listed among lineup notes and probable scorers.
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Sooners Beat Aggies 6 0 To Take Valley Lead
Oklahoma University hall nine won the first game from the Aggies 6 to 0, moving into first place in the Valley pennant race. The teams meet again this afternoon. Wilde clan boosts Sooner standings as Jayhawkers slip to third. Batts and Wallace star for the Aggies as Hurley umpired.
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Lawrence High Reads Entry List for Manhattan Meet
Six dash men and two seniors plus a golf team represent Lawrence High School in the Missouri Valley track and field meet at Manhattan Saturday. Coach Lavert Higgins announced the lineup with sprinters Cantain Young Pontius Hanson Atkeson Hartafer and O Leary or Aielarlind. Trueblood and Kennedy run pole vault broad jump and high jump while Cantain Jones and Lawrence Skinner form the wolf team. The red and black squad departs Friday after school for Manhattan to compete Saturday.
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Enter Baseball Tourney Sees High Team Take Part
Seventies lawmakers entries report Lawrence High School will send a team to the University of Kansas for a two day baseball tournament starting tomorrow. Coach Severt Higgins picked a squad from four houses to compete amid intramural play and despite limited practice the Red and Black squad aims to prove itself. Separately, about 45 County Club members signed up for the annual spring handicap with qualifying rounds set for May 12 to 19 and the main event around May 20.
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Indian Runners to Meet Aggies in Relays
Indian runners prepare for a big relay clash against the Aggies at Kansas State Memorial Stadium on May 15. The contest features top half milers and a possible special match between Sallee and other standout runners, amid strong Haskell and K State teams and prior national relay results.
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Baseball Tourney Begins Tomorrow At Arkansas City
The annual high school baseball tournament is set for Friday and Saturday at Arkansas City. Seven teams compete including last year’s champions. Rockhurst and last year’s other entrant will not return this spring. Games start at 9 tomorrow with Kansas City junior Ross le pe Kansas City thigh, Lawrence, and Dexter high. Topeka receives a first-round bye. Kananda Onega game Friday at 1. Semis Saturday morning. finals Saturday at 1. Trophy by Spalding’s and baseballs by Elliott Sporting Goods.
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Jayhawkers to visit Oklahoma for two-game series
The Jayhawkers will play two games against the University of Oklahoma Friday and Saturday at the hosts’ venue. Games will be seven innings, with John Bunn John Sebo Swenson and Bradley officiating. Admission to the series is free.
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