Kansas Varsity Beats Freshmen in Rule Lab Basketball Clinic
University of Kansas held a spring basketball practice game as a rule change lab with 46 to 38 varsity win over freshmen. Demonstrations included 12 foot baskets, 3 points for field goals, 1 for free throws, end-court free throws, timeouts after each field goal, 15 minute halves, and a 2 foot circle for jumpers after held ball. Ray Ebeling led with 18 points. all 18 squad members played.
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Freichmen
F. C. Allen
Kansas State
Lawrence
Frank Root
Ray Ebeling
Forrest Cox
F. C. al
Missouri to vote on resuming Big Six football broadcasts
Columbia Missouri May 16 AP The University of Missouri will vote at the Lincoln conference meeting this weekend on resuming Big Six football broadcasts. Chester L Brewer athletic director said the University Committee on athletics approved broadcasting with a proviso that each school may approve or disapprove advertisers. The committee rejected a training table proposal but urged amending conference rules to permit use of university funds for meals in emergencies and the evening meal when squads practice late.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Lincoln
Chester L. Brewer
University Committee On Athletics
Missouri star John Cooper to coach at Centralia High
John Cooper, a senior at the University of Missouri and a leading basketball forward and star quarter-miler on the track team, will coach all sports at Centralia High School in Missouri next year. The announcement was made yesterday.
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John Cooper
University of Missouri
Centralia
Cooper
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Strange As It Seems: Young Indian Girl Birth Record
A report cites a British Medical Journal note about an American Indian girl born to a mother from Victoria Zanana Hospital in Pethi. The infant weighed four pounds three ounces at birth and grew to over seven pounds by nine months. The piece compares to Theodore’s record of a 12 year old mother.
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London
Pital
Theodore S We
Governor to Bull Pen in Iowa Game
Des Moines reports Gov Clyde L Her ring warmed the bullpen after the Blue Sox batted two demon pitchers from the box in a Western league game. By the time his arm was ready, Davenport faltered as the nine run uprising ended with a quiet governor’s return to the bench.
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Des Moines
Haskell Indians Beat Washburn In Topeka Track Meet
The Haskell Indians defeated Washburn College 78 to 53 at Moore Bowl Topeka in a dual track and field meet. Bob Cobean led Washburn with three firsts and a third for 16 points while Rob Holmes totaled 16 for Haskell with multiple firsts and seconds in hurdles javelin and sprints.
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Washburn College
Moore Bowl
Topeka
Haskell
Ichabods
Bob Cobean
Washburn
Rob Holmes
Indians
Thompson
Holmes
Whitecrow
Schwartz
James
Tonemah
Flipper
Smith
Jireiz Baker
Platt
Platt CW
M. James
Annette
Ortiz
Teloskey
Secant Lyman
Pole Veult
Cobean
Sant
Teight
Fort
Rittel
Berryvaill
Rogers
Patnies
Summer Nee
Serra
Start Races Saturday Spring Meeting at Riverside Park
Kansas City, May 16 The 25 day spring meeting at Riverside Park opens Saturday with seven daily races starting at 2 pm A six furlong sprint for $1 000 headlines the opening card bringing top sprinters from across the country General Manager Kyne from San Francisco predicts a strong field while praising improving business conditions in the Midwest and the meet’s potential to be the best since he took charge four years ago
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Kansas City
Riverside Park
Midwest
William P. Kyne
San Francisco
Kyne
Middle West
Riverside
League Owners Predict Good Western Season
Western league club owners, pleased by opening night attendance, expect a broad revival. Omaha drew 5,900 as the Packers beat Sioux City 7 to 2 behind Johnny Indehof er. Des Moines saw 3,500 as Davenport defeated the Demons 16 to 4 with Frank Lamanski striking out 12. Topeka 1,500 as St Joseph won 13 to 1. Rock Island opened 10 to 0 over Cedar Rapids. Newton limited Cedar Rapids to four hits. Gov Clyde L Herring threw the first ball at Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Packers
Sioux City
Johnny Indehofer
Cowboys
Thomas
Graf
Demons
Davenport
Frank Lamanski
Portsider
Topeka
St. Joseph
Jack Parham
Rock Island
Islanders
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Clyde L. Herring
Pathfinders urge NC farmers to use roadside signs
Agricultural economists of North Carolina urge farmers to develop roadside signs to dispose of surplus products. A good habit is reading the classified page every day.
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Mrs. Peck
Henry
Agricultural Economists
North Carolina
Keen rivals will compete in meet
Lincoln, May 16 AP Ambitions of Big Six track followers add punch to the conference cinder championships this weekend in six events where leadership has shifted. Hurdlers Knappenberger Kansas State and Lambertus Nebraska lead a likely tight 120 yard high hurdles. Lambertus also aims to beat rival Hall in the century. Broad jump contenders include Hall, Titts, Ward, Simms with Kansas State’s Bliss toppling Cockburn in recent meetings. High jump marks feature Barham Oklahoma and McGuire Kansas in tight ties, while Roehrman Kansas State and Tuman Nebraska share top leaps. Pole vault sees Coffman White Kansas and Dean Nebraska varying leadership. Preliminaries Friday finals Saturday afternoon.
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Lincoln
Neb
Joe Knappenberger
Ansas
Heye Lambertus
Nebraska
Lambertus
Knappenberger
Adolph Dohrmann
Dohrmann
Kappenberger
Cornhusker
Hall Lambertus
Aad
Kansa
Tallalwava
Hall
Titts
Ward
Simms
Bliss
Kansas State
Cockburn
Barham
Oklahoma
McGuire
Kansas
Missouri Director Champions Grid Broadcasts for Tigers
University of Missouri athletic director Ches ter L. Brewer defends radio broadcasts of football games as a bridge to alumni and Missouri residents, arguing broadcasts can boost pre game publicity with a good schedule while noting attendance may drop for weak teams. He urges school control of reports and declines commercial rights and unfriendly announcers.
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Chester L. Brewer
University of Missouri
Nontheless
Columbia Missourian
State University
Missouri
Columbia
Tigers
Brewer
Man Proposes Faces Rebuff In Vancouver Province Quip
A brief Vancouver Province exchange shows a young man proposing and a firm rebuff with sharp dialogue. The woman rejects the proposal while the man insists he asked only once, capturing a tense humor in a single-page snippet.
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Vancouver Province
Lawrence Golfers Part in 72 Hole Heart of America Tourney
Local golfers competed in the first 18 holes of the Heart of America tournament at Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City MO. Scores ranged from 77 to 83 with three players par on a soft course. Stayton Meadows hosts 18 more holes at Milburn and Indian Hills tomorrow while residents attend Ascension Day services and visits across the Lawrence area. Numerous community notes follow including visits, family gatherings, and a senior class play at the high school.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Kansas City
Glen Oatman
Frank Aylward
Hillcrest
Horace Hedges
William Shaw
Penfield Jones
Gene Glahna
Oer
Percy Gill
Missouri
Claude Meyers, Jr
Warren Reipen
Carey Ballew, Jr
Herman Keiser
Roy Wasmer
Stayton Meadows
Milburn
Indian Hills
Twilight League Meeting Set For May 22 Night
League managers and officials will meet Tuesday evening May 22 at Burgert's shoe shop at 7 30 to transact business before the 1934 season. Officers to be elected rules and schedules to be approved and other matters discussed. Tenative season opener set for June 1 with four teams Reno Lone Star Co Ops and Odd Fellows already entered.
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Burgert
Committee On
Reno
Lone Star
Co-Ops
Odd Fellows
Baldwin High School Alumni Banquet Honors Senior Class
Baldwin high school alumni held their annual banquet in Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist church with over a hundred attendees. A three course dinner preceded a business meeting led by Miss Benita Stewart, with officers elected: G. M. Vander, president. Ellen Mants, vice president. Neilan Luchum, secretary treasurer. Teacher and student performances followed, including readings, violin and vocal pieces. A note said the event was among the best alumni banquets in memory. The club decorations featured spring flowers and May pole motifs. The Monday Evening Club met with Mrs. James Schneb. Ona Amos missed work at the Matona Shop due to injuries from a fall. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dorsey of Cameron, Mo., visited their daughter Florence at the Phi Mu house.
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Baldwin Hich
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Ben Iah Sfelen Stewart
Robert Jardon
Hugh Hartley
G. M. ‘Ander
Ellen
Neilan Luchum
Stewart
C. Scott Morgan
Peter Projects
Father Holcomb
Catrice
Wieniawski
E. 0
Aliderdice
Harold Flickinger
Board of Education
Monday Evening Club
James Schneb
Ona Amos
Matona
GC. P. Dorsey
Cameron, Mo
Florence
Phi Mu
Worden Community News Highlights and Social Updates
Worden and nearby residents share greetings and small town events. Milton Neibrugge Voda Sutton and Eva Wrightsman graduate from Union district. Albert Schwartz and families visit, Mrs Louisa Schwartz hosts, and Junior-Senior play attended in Overbrook. Children’s Day program practice at St John’s Evangelical church begins with June plans.
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Douglas County Rural School
Milton Neibrugge
Voda Sutton
Eva Wrightsman
Union
Albert Schwartz
John Lyons
Martha Neibrugge
Ellis
Near Baldwin
Ray Holmes
Lawrence
Lila Reetz
Linwood
Louisa Schwartz
Carl and
Glenn Schwartz
Overbrook
Wednnesday
Henry Youn
Lucas'Fleet
Edward Johannine
Kansas City
Walter Harbour
Homer Gibson
Irs
Sophia Schwartz
Clara
Mattie
D. W. Johanning
High Prairie
OsKaloosa May committee hosts luncheon with operetta
Mrs Will Payne announced a program and luncheon at the Presbyterian church. The grade operetta Lady Bug drew a full house Thursday evening with Ruth Sacher directing music and singing. Costumes by E B Slade Theona Ratliff Mae Lane impressed. Donna Jean Morris Rosemary Hannah and others led roles. Nearly a hundred children participated as the show moved smoothly. Local residents traveled to Topeka for visits and shopping with friends after the event. The bridge club held a basket supper at S U Case's home.
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Case
Mesdames Small
Johnson
Hamilton
Smith
Thompson
Henry
Long
Morrow
Gabel
Glover
Morris
Mae
Ninchelser
Nothdorf
Campbell
Slade
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Sacher
E. A. Ahrens
Presbyterian
Will Payne
Lady Bug
Misa Ruth Sacher
E. B. Slade
Theona Ratliff
Mae Lane
Donna Jean Morris
the Rose
Rosemary Hannah
Ladybug
Jimmy Morrow
Tip Toe
Paul Alexander
Topeka
Lucy Raines
George. Raines
George Beyer
Local families visit at Research Hospital Kansas City
Guy McClanahan and daughters Ruth and Dorothy of Effingham and Mrs. Edward McClanahan visited Mrs. Guy McClanahan at Research hospital in Kansas City on Sunday. Mrs. McClanahan is recovering satisfactorily from an operation on Saturday May 5. Mrs. Theodore Sulzen and son Frederick, Mrs. James Murphy and Mrs. Johanna Lavin spent Thursday in Topeka and were guests at dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fergle. Both the high school and grade school are closing the year's work this week. High school students took their final examinations.
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Sophia Schwartz
Walter Jehle
Harold
Ivan
Edwin
Louisa Schwartz
Walter Stoebener
Benj. Horst
Henry Hornberger
Dorothy and Marlin
Lawrence
Walter
Dorothy
Heim
Donald Breithaupt
Elmer Wintermantle
Lucas Fleer
Marie
Clara
Oscar
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Esther Johanning
Eudora
Ulrich Schl
Otis Lindell
Lone Star
Anna Johanning
Elmer Pippert
Wrence
Henry Rappard
Mary Hammond
High Prairie Church
Kansas City
Frank Marshall
David Heffner
Albert Hornberger
Hornberger
Henry Young
Virgil Schwartz
Wellsville
Hattie Schwartz
Theo
Elm
John Pippert
Will Pippert
Halstead
J. W. Breithaupt
Ray Schwalm
Irvin Milton
Henry Breithaunt
Edgerton
Guy McClanahan
Ruth
Effingham
Edward McClanahan
Research Hospital
McClanahan
Theodore Sulzen
Frederick
James Murphy
Johanna Lavin
Topeka
Henry Fergle
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