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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1934

Page

6

Jayhawks Threat to Huskers Crown at Big Six Track Meet

Linesin Neb May 15 AP The Big Six track crown rests with Nebraska or Kansas as Jayhawks led by Glenn Cunningham Ed Hall Sig Six champion Clyde Coffman Elwyn Lees and others arrive for the sixth annual championships. Nebraska seeks a fourth title with Kansas eyeing repeat while Kansas State Oklahoma and Iowa State pose threats.

Linesin Neb Nebraska Kansas Kansans Glenn Cunningham Ed Hall Sig

U S Stars to Meet Canada in Davis Cup First Round

The United States team Frank Shields George Lott John Van Ryn and Lester Stoefen will face Canada in a Davis Cup first round at Wilmington Country Club Delaware May 24 26 Shields and Stoefen the newcomers likely will play singles while Lott and Van Ryn pair in doubles The winner advances to meet Mexico in Baltimore May 30 31 and June 2 in the American zone finals with the victor then challenging the European champions in the interzone final at Wimbledon.

New York Frank Shields George Lott John van Ryn Lester Stoefen United States Canada Wilmington Del Shields St Joefen Lott van Ryn Mexico Baltimore Wimbledon

Wrestling results and tennis meet cancellation in Kansas Nebraska event

Wrestling last night featured multiple matches: Associated press notes Brest City Orville Brown defeating Everett Marshall two falls to one, and Fred Peterson drawing with Sol Slagel. Pete Mehringer threw Walter Logan. Lacy defeated Bearcat Johnson while Bearcat’s score is listed. A Kansas Nebraska tennis meet scheduled for yesterday was cancelled due to court conditions, with KU set to meet Nebraska in Lincoln on Thursday.

Associated Brest Orville Brown Wallace Kan Everett Marshall la’ Junta Colo Fred Peterson Holt Sol Slagel Topeka Drew Pete Mehringer University of Kansas Walter Logan Portland Ore Barl Lacy Ness City Bearcat Johnson Its Little Rock Ark

Calabash Navigation of South Seas Natives

Research notes that South Sea Island natives used a calabash with evenly spaced holes as a navigational instrument centuries before Europeans. A held level water container aided bearing by sighting the pole star through the nearest hole, using tables to determine ship position. Priests guided voyages, keeping tables secret. Tomorrow: The Youngest to Mother.

South Sea Islands America Pacific Ocean Hawaii California

Wet hands save fish in practice by fisheries bureau

Pratt Run May 15 report notes experiments showing 99 of 100 fish survive when wet hands handled gently. Dry hands disturb slime, invite fungi and death. cradling under the jaw preferred. Wardens report March arrests for season violations and fish theft, with quail distribution planned for July 1.

Pratt Run Bureau of Fisheries

Ring Has No Appeal for Jess Willard Jr

Glendale California May 15 Jess Willard Jr 20 son of the former heavyweight champion shows no interest in boxing focusing on track and coaching He is among California junior college s top hurdlers at six feet one inch 190 pounds He won two hurdles and the broad jump at a recent meet tying Dick Coe Bears captain elect in the highs He plans to coach after college and may transfer from Glendale College with one year of eligibility remaining unsure which university he will attend

Glendale Calif Squared Ring Jess Willard California Socko Slappo Jess Thei Adale Junior College Willard University of California Dick Coe Bears

Cancelled Kansas Nebraska tennis match due to rain

Four inches of rain drenched the Varsity courts washing out the Kansas Nebraska tennis clash slated yesterday. The Cornhuskers will still play, Kansas State meets them in Manhattan Thursday, and the Jayhawks will face Nebraska Thursday at Linegun in what becomes their only duel this year.

Kansas Nebraska Cornhusker Kansas State Manhattan Jayhawk Nebraskans Linegun

Weight lifters pace the talk on record shot feats

Coaches discuss the surge in shot put records led by Dink Templeton and the University of Stanford group. They note forearm strength and wrist action plus size and power, highlighting Torrance and Lyman reaching new distances as Drake Relays results spark debate about new equipment and technique.

Dink Templeton Stanford Hartranft Krenz Robert Lyman Ralph Rose Ralph Pat McDonald Jack Torrance Louisiana State Torrance Drake

Season Opens Saturday at Riverside Park Thorobred Meet

Kansas City May 15 Thoro bred racing over the mile track at Riverside park begins Saturday for a twenty five day run. William P Kyne a San Francisco sportsman and course general manager expects the season to be the greatest in the track history due to rising interest and strong stables in the region. Meet Washburn Today The Haskell Indians travel to Topeka to face Washburn College in a dual track meet this afternoon.

Kansas City Thorobred Riverside Park William P. Kyne San Francisco Washburn Haskell Indians Washburn College Topeka

Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and School Events

Mrs. Harry Craig of Lawrence, the contralto soloist for the Rosemaiden cantata, visits Baldwin with her mother Mrs. Virginia Burton as Community Chorus rehearses for next Wednesday’s Centenary Hall performance under Howard Sanders. Baldwin residents attend Alpha Chi party at KU Memorial Hall and Home Economics club presents a skit and fashion show. Local grade school art exhibit, a high school program, temperance poster contests, and a spring college reception for seniors accompany reports of visitors from Ottawa and nearby towns.

Nnal Fellowship Hall of the Church J. W. Wellbourn Muriel Dalke Ellen Counts Esther Holcomb Floyd Rutherford Scott Morgan Clarence Walker Helen Deel University of Pullman Washington Phi Beta Pi Miss Deel S. A. Deel Baldwin High School Baker University Baker Alpha Delta Sixma Pullman A. M. Gardner Lawrence Baldwin Dewey Schmittendorf Overbrook Christine Reb Anna Mary Eastwood Blue Mound Phillip Barnthouse Grover Colorado Irene Sterling Peabody Carolyn Clark Council Grove Wilma Jean Cunningham Parsons Harry Craig Virginia Burton Tyrone Oklahoma Guy Lloyd Dunn A. A. Keach Esther Nadine Topeka Ouss Charles Vaughn Earl Maxwell Booneville, Mo Kemper Military School Alpha Chi Memorial Hall University of Kansas Dean Gare Irwin Allen Brannock H. K. Ebright Ethel McBotert Louise Davies Richard Parker Harry Srune Chester Adams Ben Totten Noberta Sowers Onaga Perry Sowers Home Economics Club Mary Anna Lawrence Pauline F Phillips Bobby Gibbon Elever Mamie van Landingham Mark Neely H. Wells Lois Charles Wells Ottawa Wallace B. Fleming Baker Players Ibsen

OAK RIDGE COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS

Mrs A R Reed improves after confinement. Johnie Morgan and Hattie Fetty attend Centenary M E class party. Oskridge Birthday club plans May 16 meeting with Mrs Ray Mitchell in Winter district. Roll call Why Mothers Turn Grey. Paper on Problems of Mothers on growing girls by Mrs F J Hartman. Mothers songs and poems by local members. Rebekah meeting at I O O F hall with Mrs Dora Woolf from Bonner Springs. Mrs J S Griffin of Bismark Grove ill with broken hip. bone repairs ongoing.

A. R. Reed Johnie Morgan Hattie Fetty Centenary M. E. Church Oskridge Birthday Club Ray Mitchell Winter District Maurice Sutter F. J. Hartman Frank Bereit Milford Miller Katie Toms Dora Woolf Bonner Springs Rebekah F. Hall J. S. Griffin Bismark Grove

Fragments of social visits and family notices expand Mothers Day

A long column of local life notes describes illnesses and slow healing at the Maxwell home, callers at various residences, and gatherings for Mothers Day. Mentions Frank Jahna, Mr. Maxwell’s improvement, and visits by Perry Palmateer and Van Neste. Several trips to Lawrence and Bonner Springs appear, with dinners and church events.

Frank Jahna A. R. Maxwell Maxwell Perry H. G. van Neste Franklin School Franklin Morgan Fetty Leona Fetty Dora Woolf Bonner Springs Kate ‘Toms Charles Woolf Lawrence Arthur Campbell Billy Campbell Independence Toms Mire Howard Erwin Mr. l Frank Toms Fred Stumbo Bayard Ardell Weeks Mr. Weeks Johns Home Pete Bryant Kansas City John Lehman Lawrence Leonhard Wayne Frank Florence Taylor Lucy Purcell

Death notices and local brief items from Decorah area

Winland Misses Annie and Bertha Weiler report death of Mar na Forde of Decorah Iowa in an auto accident on April 13. He leaves a wife and two daughters. Mrs. Ford's mother Martha Berge is sister of Inger Berg. He spent a year working in Kansas. Agnes Stevens and Winifred Stevens attended a picnic supper at Carleays. Mrs. Ross Stone visited Seth Fenton. Agnes Stevens stays with her aunt this summer. Charles Craig of Lawrence visiting grandparents George and Mrs. Sturdy. John Laughlin lost a horse last week. John Rockhold also lost a fine horse.

Annie Bertha Weiler Marna Forde Decorah Towa Mr. Ford Martha Berge Inger Berg Kansas Winifred Agnes Stevens Carl Eays Ross Stone Seth Fenton

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