Jayhawks defeat Wildcats 9 to 3 in home game
Kansas Jayhawks beat the Kansas State Wildcats 9 to 3 on the home lot. Archie Phinney allowed most of the offense except in the eighth. Harold Smith and Corrigan led with multiple hits, and Smith stole home in the seventh. Four Jayhawks scored in the fourth inning, aided by fielding errors and timely hits.
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Aggies
Aggie
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Huex
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Kansas Women Track Team Heads to Telegraphic Meet
The Kansas University women’s track team competes Friday at 3:40 as records aim to fuel the intercollegiate telegraphic meet running May 18 to May 29. It’s the program’s third year and first telegraphic entry with standout marks by Marion Riley 73 ft javelin, Ruth Martin 29 ft 3 in hop step jump and 60 yd dash 6.7.5, Hila Ghurch 100 yd dash in 13 seconds.
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Marion Riley
Ruth Martin
Hila Ghurch
Baseball Scores from Major Leagues and Local Notices
Yesterday's baseball scores across the American and National Leagues show Kansas City nipping Milwaukee 6 5 and New York defeating Cincinnati 7 4 in the National League. In the American League New York beat Chicago 5 3 while Philadelphia topped Detroit 5 1. A junior team benefit dance for the Helcom Junior League is set for Saturday evening at Helcom's Grove with music and refreshments promised. Also reported: Marjorie Jacqumein of Lawrence admitted for driving at 35 mph and having her driving privilege suspended for 60 days. Theft of auto license from Alfred Bennett's Ford Touring at 533 Elm Street noted.
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Eveready
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Vancouver
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CNRO
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WLI
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WTIC
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Topeka Track Meet Preview Sparks Lawrence Rivalry
Levert Higgins leads Lawrence High School athletes to Topeka for a dual track meeting with Capital City Highs after a previous 86 to 49 Lawrence win. Strengthened by ineligible additions, Lawrence aims to repeat but faces a prepared Red and Black squad. Potential golf and tennis matches may follow at KU venues. Indians win 7 to 4.
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Lawrence
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Pierson
K. U
Eee Ee Endians
Hanleys Crew Defeats St Benedicts 7 3 in Nine Innings
Haskell Indian College baseball under coach Pat Hanley shut out St Benedicts for eight innings then allowed four runs in the final frame, winning 7 to 3. Dodge fanned nine while St Benedicts pitcher allowed 9. Tom Stidham led Haskell with a homer two doubles and a single in five at bats as the team posted 16 hits to 9 for St Benedicts. Hanley plans a two game series at Atchison against St Benedicts to close the season.
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St. Benedict
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St. Benedicts
Dodge
Tom Stidham
Haskell
Hanley
Atchison
Behag Os
Mosley dodges baronetcy amid titles talk
Oswald Mosley the Socialist leader faces a complex path to avoid a hereditary baronetcy upon his father in law Curzon’s death. Legal experts say renouncing the title would require a special act of Parliament, a difficult hurdle even as Lady Cynthia weighs options for a peerage or separate recognition.
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London
Oswald Mosley
TE Cynthia
Eaf
Marquis Curzon
Mary Lester
Chicago
Cynthia
Curzon
Day dreams warned as danger to reality in youth
Atlantic City May 18 AP reports experts at the National Health Congress warn day dreams sap emotional strength and impair grasp of reality. Dr Henry Schumacher of Philadelphia says fantasies offer magical solutions and hinder school work. Teachers should identify environmental or personality factors driving day dreaming and guide children toward reality.
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Atlantic City
National Health Congress
Henry C. Schumacher
Philadelphia
Ridicules Summer Myth Says Weather Forecasts Fail
May 18 reports from Michigan quote Prof. William J. Hussey of the University of Michigan Observatory debunking the belief in a cold summer every three years. He calls such forecasts a myth and notes past summers varied from warm to cold, resisting long-range prediction. Ann Arbor files reveal Arthur J. McNay, Galena Republican editor and state senate secretary, entered the Kansas bid for state printer nomination.
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William J. Hussey
University of Michigan Observatory
Ann Arber
Topeka
Kan
Arthur
J.mcnay
Galena Republican
State
Senate
Radio schedules list dense with programs and stations
Compiled by United Press Tuesday May 18 edition lists dozens of radio schedules by city and station. Entries include WEAF WOR Buffalo News Opera and concert programs from WEAF and other networks with times ranging late evening into midnight. The page notes standard time for schedules and marks silent stations.
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Sensz
Atlantic City
Eccital
Phalfonte-Haddon
McKnight
WBAL
Baltimore
Lindman
Naval Academy
WSAL
F. D. Aarer
Boston
Goldkerte Ochestra
Tam
Bartel’s Boys
WMBF
Miami
WREO
Lansing
WPREO
CNRA
Morcton
Halifax
Montreal
Leonard
Red Weaf
New York
Waldorf
Whyc
Frank Dole
Cosmo Hamilton
Atlanta
Wendell Hall
Chicago
Stories Orchestra
Congress Carnival
Amar
Howe
WEAF
EEE
Oriole Orchestra
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Patterson Plans European Journey
David L. Patterson professor of European history at the University of Kansas and Rodney A Edward of Castleton will travel to Europe this summer to study political conditions in Great Britain and France and attend an Anglo American conference of history teachers. They sail from New York June 9 aboard the Arabic. Patterson will visit England Scotland and Wales in June and July, be in France in August, and return to the United States early in September. Edward will continue to Italy and Greece and return in October. Patterson plans a study of medieval architecture and will work in libraries and archives. Edward is a ranchman and University friend who joins for educational and pleasure purposes.
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New York
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Italy
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Kansas University
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Hhe
Mediterranean
Quincy Celebrates 100th Anniversary of First U S Railroad
Quincy Massachusetts marks the 100th anniversary of America's first railroad begun in April 1826 and completed in October to haul granite from Quincy quarries to Charlestown for the Bunker Hill monument. The preserved relic includes a frog and a section of the super-structure.
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Quincy
Mass
United Press
United States
America
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Monument
Pickfords to live apart in Hollywood marriage plan
Jack Pickford and wife Marilyn Miller, both actors, announce they will live apart to seek happiness and avoid divorce. They expect no delay in separation and plan to proceed without court action.
Barrymore Returns in The Sea Beast at Bowersock Theatre
John Barrymore returns to the screen with Warner Brothers in The Sea Beast a three day engagement at Bowersock Theatre starting Thursday. The film adapts Herman Melville Moby Dick with Barrymore selecting it as his post stage triumph and declares the white whale as demonic and authentic drama.
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Bowersock
Herman Melville
John Barrymore
Warner Brothers
Hafter
Hamlet
All American Stories of Sea Adventure on Screen
A survey of a 1840 whaling era tale adapted for film titled All American Stories of Sea Adventure. The production, praised as mighty, follows New England to Java with Darores Costello and George O’Hara in the cast, directed by Millard Webb with titles by Rupert Hughes.
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New England
Java
Millard Webb
Rupert Hughes
Daiores Costello
George O'Hara
Kansas crop updates and a bicycle theft report
The report notes only about ten percent of the corn crop planted while oats are in fair to good condition and seeking warm weather. Barley in key northwest counties is only fair due to a harsh spring. Pastures and alfalfa grow well with first cuts due in a week in the southeast. Potatoes show good growth after rains and strawberries will ripen in Montgomery county soon. A bicycle theft was reported by paper carrier Lial Siglun, a red framed bike with a black fender missing.
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Kansas
Montgomery County
Lial Siglun
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