Kansas Varsity Track Outlook Before McCook Meet
Kansas faces a busy week at McCook Stadium with baseball vs Kansas Aggies on Friday, track events including the Sixth Annual Invitation Meet Saturday morning and a Kansas vs Missouri dual in the afternoon. Kansas hopes to gain in distance events and sprints while aiming for seconds in field events, with Hazen and Nicholson among hopefuls in the high and broad jumps.
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McCook Stadium
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Fawards
Edwards
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Toyhawkers
Hazden
Dan
Nicholson
Perry
Hazen
Hurst
Bishop Seeks Big Meet Point in Jayhawker Hope
Kansas athletes weigh in on a promising track day with Lloyd Bishop, the big Jayhawker, aiming for high points in weight events. Bishop, famed for discus and potential 120 foot throws, could swing the meet with three added points. Plus, Douglas County wrestling champion Herman Stroh challenges Lew Cutler in a main event at 934 Massachusetts Street with forfeits posted soon.
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Cutler
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Indians Fall to Christian Brothers in 5-2 Loss at St Louis
Haskell Indians lose 5 to 2 as Christian Brothers College visits St Louis and overpowers them behind a long third inning home run by Manning. Brown pitched for Haskell, allowing one walk and one hit, with three strikeouts as errors hindered the defense.
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Quinn Alekaum
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Riga Brown
Kkelley
Haskell
Brown
Christian College
Greek 8 Play Tie Game Between Phi Delts and Alpha Taus
The Phi Delts and Alpha Taus battled to a 9 to 9 nine inning tie in a fraternity baseball game. The nine innings produced a suspended seven inning schedule and extra innings were played with a midnight rally by Alpha Taus preventing a winner. Keck and Guilette pitched for Phi Delts with Dodderidge and Hostetter for Alpha Taus.
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Gun Club Organized and First Match Held Yesterday
A Lawrence gun club organized yesterday afternoon with officers elected for the year. Chas Schulz is president, George Butler secretary treasurer, and members plan biweekly registered shoots. The first event featured scores for fifty targets by Weyermiller, Dahlene, Wagner, Butler, Schulz, Parel, Haeden, Klein, Wilson, and Witzon among others.
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Chas. Schulz
George Butler
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H. Weyermiller
Dan Dahlene
HL Wagner
Karl: Schulz
E. Parel
Walt Haeden
Fd. Klein
J. Wilson
Clarence “Witzon
Board asks why the building is needed and calls for better schools
The board of education urges improvement to create a more inviting environment for students and staff. The Associated Press market report notes cattle and hog receipts with prices, alongside butter eggs and grain quotes, reflecting ongoing agricultural and commodity activity.
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