University of Nebraska beats Kansas in a late rally
The University of Nebraska baseball team defeated Kansas 5 to 4 after overcoming a 4-0 deficit. Nebraska scored three runs in the seventh and added two more in the eighth and ninth to secure the comeback victory at Lincoln. Kansas had led early with three runs, two on a McCoy single, before Nebraskas rally.
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University
Nebracka
Lincoln
Ki U
Thoxison
Kansas
Buin
Gwen
Annd McCoy
Hen Pickett
Track to be heavy at Downs for Derby contenders
Derby feature at Churchill Downs yesterday drew top contenders including Ray Beauty and Col Edward R Bradley stablemate, with heavy mud favoring those with Derby experience. Windy City and Boris Beauty raced in the mile event among Preakness veterans as Turfmen watched intently.
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Edward R
Yesritt Pal
Windy City
Pavannrase
Boris Beauty
le Rat Braedaloan
Harlem
Double Heart
Prince
Cis
Minotann
Churchill Owns
Yesteray
Frosh Telegraphic Meet To Start At K U Today
Frosh telegraphic track meet begins at Kansas University with field events at Uni tadium. Coach H J aims for a complete schedule and strong performances as sprinters and distance runners prepare for Big Six comparisons.
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Frosh Telegraphic
K. U
Unitadium
H. J
Kansas
Bigg Ten
Chicago
Charles Rawson
Iowa
North- Western University
Kite
Rocknefj Notre
Derby Day Cross Country Race Draws Narrow Victory
In a terse cross country event, Pyle's team challenges near the 3 mile mark to NEby. The forty fifth control station marks the course as Albert Hedeman, 55, from New Ireland, Helfenridge, Texas, reaches a Rich ae for first place after a 34 mile effort. Gavuzzi secures third place amid the field.
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Pyle
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Successe Gavuzzi
Haskell gym hosts two Kansas Oklahoma boxing champions
Two amateur boxing champions from Kansas and Oklahoma bantamweight and lightweight will appear at the Haskell Gymnasium show next week in Lawrence. The event, the first of its kind in Lawrence, features Burnall Chapman and Dwight Ingraham, with Poco and Thompson also slated to headline.
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Boxite
Kans
Oklahoma
Haskell
Lawrence
Burnall Chapman
Oklatoma
Kansas
Dwight Ingraham
Lionshin
Poco
Chapman
Tostha
Robert Poco
Haskett
Topeka
West
Herman Thompson
Johm Levis Warriors
Fang
Thompson
Ingraham
Warner An Bone
Kasas
Watson
A. U
Kansas City
Guy San- Mis. Lymington
The
University of Souris Yon Aa
The Rule Is by George Penchant for Golf
A partial ad style excerpt outlines a rule on lifting a ball for identification with consent, requiring careful replacement and prohibiting cleaning unless a ground rule permits. Copyright noted 1929 by The Burke Golf Co.
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George
Dresiauiaster
The
Burke Golf Co
Joe Ulm Returns to Kansas After Fine Year in Tennessee
Lawrence High alumnus Joe Ulm, famed for his Lawrence sports career, returns home from Newport Tennessee where he coached Central High School football and basketball. He led a previously winless team to strong seasons, taught at First Baptist Church, and played in Newport’s independent league. Ulm has several Kansas offers and wishes to rejoin friends and family this month to teach and coach.
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Kansas
Joe Uhms
Lawrencé
Ath'jetu Ar
University ‘At
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Edach
Thhe Central High School
Teums
Newport
Tenn
Aini
Lawsport
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Central
First Baptist
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Tennessee
Newport Optimist
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Cubs Star Hartnett Poised for Tonsil Removal Return
The Cubs backstop Gebby Hartnett, currently incapacitated, is expected to have his tonsils removed. Doctors anticipate his return to Chicago within days after the operation, aiding the team’s ailing lineup and prospects for the upcoming season.
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Gebby" Hartnett
Cubs
Chicago
Missouri Highlights Narrow Tennis Win Over Nebraska
The University of Missouri tennis team defeated the University of Nebraska here this afternoon five matches to one, taking five singles and both doubles. The Missouri squad claimed a clean victory as they dominated the court with precise serves and consistent returns, claiming momentum and the win on their home turf.
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University of Missouri
University Tof
Nebraska
Missourians
Badgers Lead In Big Ten Title Chase
Illinois defeats Wisconsin 8 to 4 on 18 hits, widening the Big Ten race. Wisconsin drops into a three-way tie for second with Indiana and Iowa as Illinois keeps pressure on Michigan, which pursues an undefeated start this weekend with games against Purdue and Northwestern.
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Badgers
Big Ten
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Iotwa
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Purdue
Evanston
Chicago
Cactus Gray and pennants in a fateful night
Al Demaree recalls a pivotal Phillies moment in Boston where a pennant victory sparked a lifelong obsession. The narrative knots around consecutive no hit no run games by rivals, a decisive Giants win, and the author’s self fashioned prophecy on the tablecloth as headlines blazed in newsstands.
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AL Demaree
New York
Cactus
Gray
Philadellia Nationals
Veithat
Boston
Newsnay
Phillies
Jim Vaughn
Cubs
Fred Tohe
Reds
Cad Oes
Jim ‘Sharpe
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Giants
Behile
Philadelphia
Hind
Walter Trumbull
Boxing Roundup From Kibitzers and Journeymen
A collage of boxing results and fighter notes from various matches. Outpoints and knockouts are listed for middleweights and welterweights, with fighters like Babe McCol and Johnny Hill noted for decisions. Additional fragments reference Canadian and Kansas City bouts, plus other local boxers and events from different cities.
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Rae
New Yorksk
Phil Kaylan
Babe McCol
McTinge
Paul
Tits Rollg
Albert
Frenchy
Bel‘per
Johnny
Hill
Monstreat
Tommy O'Ba
Mike Dite
Willie Mycha
Boleyn
Weashington
Tony Herra
Chicago
Lon
Mansfield
Jj Huron
Lamson
Ceatur
Neba
Jack
Tronuais
Belanger Regains Canadian Flyweight Crown in Toronto Bout
Albert Belanger of Toronto reclaim the Canadian flyweight title with a ten round knockout effort over Johnny Hill in Montreal. The rematch ends with Belanger once again holding the championship as the bout concludes.
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Belanger
Toronto
Qmt
Albért
Franthy
Toronte
Johnny Hill
Montreal
Hill
Aggie Tennis Meet to Highlight Big Six Plans
Kansas and Kansas State ready to meet at Ames after the Big Six tennis tourney. Teams to travel Friday for a May 20 match following this weekend's conference event. Coach Miller says Samuel Ferrell and James Jewell will form the Kansas squad.
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Thenée
University of Kandi
Kansas Aggies
Ames
MilliamsHuse
Erneingen
Charles Sa 1Fer
George Grell
James Jew‘ell
Kansas
University
Kanwaka clubs hold meetings with tours and social plans
The Kanwaka club met at Ap Castle with Mrs. John Levett hosting a roll call and talk on Mammoth Cave Kentucky. The program included a solo by Mrs. R. L. Colman and a chorus of Auld Lang Syne. A plan formed for a future picnic to visit historic Lecompton. Guests included Miss Agnes Stevens and Miss Dorothy Armstrong.
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Kanwaka Oun Bay Club
Ap Castle
Karm
John
Levett
Cone Preisrica
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Plymouth
Mass
R. L. Colman
Stanton
Kansas Territorial
Lecompton
Kansas
Agnes Stevens
Vinland
Dorothy Armstrong
Geo. Miller
Miall Mary
Kanwaka Farm Bureau
George Dews
Ralph Colman
A. R. Colman
M. C. Elliott
John Allen
Harley
Strong
Harry .Carr
Geo.’ Richards
Grover Rothwell
Egry Colins S
Shirek
Elea Bahnmaier
Bahnmaier
B.S. Shirek
Ralph Traxler
Elza Bahnmaier
Kanwaka
Crasles
Neat
Nichol
Kansas City
F. Fenton
Mary Elizabeth Richardson
Mark
Pierson
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Oliver
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J.M.” Crowder
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Ey Seetin
Hay
Frank Houk
Pearlie
Seetin
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Button
Ed Bearman
Perry
Buerman
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Midland
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M. Dornon
McConnell’s Hospital
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Mildred Johanning
Otto Johanning
L. H. Emmett
Hugh Blatt
Lawrences
Emmett
Kanwaka Farry Bureau
Ralph ‘Cotman
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Wanda
Lawrence
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Esther Benander
Richland
Guy Bigsby
Byron Roberts
Victoria
Topeka
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Mary
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Ota Yell Bigsby
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Wemgsday
George
Carver
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New Firence
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Elza Benhmsser
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Mars
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Rothwell
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Vinland and Vicinity social notes and farm bureau meeting
Charlie Hoskinson visited his son George and relatives then left for Santanta Kansas. Martin Grossman and Tommy were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Sturdy. Claude Davault and Mrs. Davault of Wellsville called on Wesley Dava. Vinland Farm Bureau members met at Mrs. Hubbard's. roll call cited gardening shortcuts. Mrs. Horrell and Mrs. Hubbard demonstrated lacquered cake boxes and vases, with plans to finish reed lessons Monday.
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Charlie Hoskinson
George
Santanta
Kaw
Hubbard
Frank Horrell
Ladies Club Meeting Records Elections and Visits
The club met at Miss Bertha Weiler's home on Thursday afternoon. Roll call by Bible verse. Officers elected: President Mrs John Laughlin, President Mrs W C Hoskin, Secretary Miss Anna Weiler, Assistant Secretary Mrs Clarence Miss Bertha Weiler. Delicious refreshments served. Attendees listed include Miss Helen Kelley, Mrs W G fronson, Mrs Herv Hoskinson, Mrs Wagoner, Mrs John Laughlin, Miss Bertha Weiler, and others. Mrs May Macy and children visited Osborne for the funeral of Macy's father. Martin Grossman tended the house during their absence. Ladies' Aid Society to meet Wednesday at Mrs Charles Hemingway's home. Mrs M H L Riper returned from Wellsville to her daughter's home.
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Reeder
Helen Gill
Martha Kelley
Bertha Weiler
Anna Fenton
Grace Stevens
Tarr
Ethel Cowles
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ywill
Baseball showdown set as Rockhurst meets Haskell Indians
Tomorrow afternoon the Rockhurst Braves and Haskell Indians meet in a second 1930s era baseball clash. Rockhurst aims to rebound after a recent loss to Haskell in Kansas City, with the game slated to start at a listed afternoon time.
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Rockhurst
Haskell Indians
Robb
Hayst College
Braves
Students Pilot Training Plan at Chicago Airport
Chicago AP reports undergraduates train as student pilots at the municipal field. Director Wright notes two thirds of aircraft depart for March training flights. Readings show 238 student pilots and 364 student flights despite complaints about circling and crowded airspace.
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Chicago
Joy Walter
W. Wright
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