Stars Seek To Lower Records At Kansas Meet
Emporia Kansas May 18 API A 23rd annual state interscholastic carnival gathers about 300 regional qualifiers for track field tennis and golf events with Wichita North Wyandotte and Arkansas City favored for team honors. Numerous marks including 9.9 in the 100 yard dash and 200+ foot javelin are in jeopardy as top sprinters relay squads and field event specialists vie for records under likely favorable conditions.
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API
Kansas
Wichite North
Wyandotte
Arkansas City
University of Kansas
McCaskill
Wichita North
Vickers
Woods
Hiawatha
Rovers
Independence
Wichita
K. U
Earl Rittel
Rock Creek
Kansas Vocational
Topeka
Marion
Dees
Lorraine
Madison
Hutchinson
White
Pleasanton
Ager
Parsons
Kansas Vi ‘Ocational School of
Bat Voonal School
Topeks
Wichita Eset
Howard
Sooner track team to compete with lean squad
Norman May 18. The smallest University of Oklahoma track squad in 12 years will leave Norman in cars early Thursday for Lincoln Nebraska for the annual Big Six outdoor meet. Oklahoma aims to defend its Missouri Valley era basketball title as Creighton seeks a fourth straight MVC crown.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Lincoln
Neb
Gmeks
Creiph Tsn University
Missouri Valley Conference
A. A. Schabinger
Strange as It Seems: Oddities and Household Tales
A collage of quirky notes from John Hix and others covers diverse curiosities. It discusses pig stripe patterns, a Fresno California model pig, a Mrs Randolph Enid Oklahoma baker, and a Quincy Massachusetts house fire turning into a family reunion when relatives observe an auction. It mentions travelers in China pulling pranks on automobiles and previews a feature on a one man ménagee.
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Poland
China
James McKinney
Fresno
Cal
Quincy
Mass
Daniel McNeice
James Meice
Daniel McNeive, Jr
Som
Topeka High defeats Lawrence in muddy dual meet at KU stadium
In a wet afternoon duel at KU stadium Topeka High beat Lawrence 79 to 53 marking the locals last home sport event of the year. Pearce set a Lawrence javelin record and several Topeka athletes led in track and field events while Lawrence nabbed some top finishes in field events.
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Lawrence
K U
Pearce
Lawrence High School
Kansas
Lanneman
Topeka
Fred Powers
E. A. Wood
Bryant
Schwarz
Goble
Schwartz
Gre Topena
Moor Topeka
Lynn
Dawson
Still
Lance
Clark
Dick Topeka
Amend
Webb
Stoland
St. Clair
On-ward
Topeks
Duncan
Hauch
Graff
Topele
S&j
Lee
Ardrey
Trelis Gui
Loacy
Tor
Hanek
Williams
Vaunz Ardrey
Hornmuith
Wricht
Atkinson
Monre
Toneka
Rial
Three Managers Sought for Midget League Teams
Baseball brief notes describe multiple major league actions from the previous day. Highlights include Lefty Gomez limiting the Tigers in a 4-1 win, Frank O’Doul aiding the Dodgers in a late rally, and Cecil hitting twice in three at bats for the Senators. Three managers are needed to lead three Midget league teams, per C. C. Carl.
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Associaicn Press
Pirates
Phillies
Larry French
Johnny Hodapp
Red Sox
Browns
Berser Braves
Aciudine
Reds
Cecil Senators
Lefty Gomez
Yank
Tigers
Frank O'Doeul
Dodgers
Jand Evered
Frederick
Sateeze
Cuccinello
Cardinal Simmons
White Sox
Leddgack
Athletics
C. C. Carl. Basabail- Czar
Carl
Close Race Forecast for Big Six Outdoor Meet in Lincoln
Lincoln May 18 The Big Six outdoor track and field championship draws near with Kansas led by Glen Cunningham seeking to overturn a 3.4 point deficit from the indoor meet as Oklahoma and Nebraska vie for the title. Cunningham aims to better his own 8 0 and mile records with teammates among potential record setters Elwin Dees Gray and Don Gray also in the running. Wrangel Island renamed Davidar Island by Soviet Arctic Institute honors explorer Vladimir Davidov, with a Soviet colony on site.
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Glen Cunningham
Kansas University
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Cunningham
Elwin Dees
Drake
Gray
Don
Heye Lambertus
Newblock
Wrangel Island
Leningrad
IAPJ
Kamchatka
Davidar Island
Soviet Arctic Institute
Vladimir Davidov
Big Six net meet opens at KU courts tomorrow
The Big Six tennis tournament begins tomorrow at 1 30 pm on the University of Kansas courts with entry limits of two singles and one doubles team per school. Oklahoma, Iowa State and Kansas are favored for the team title while press play may hinge on Kansas captain Junior Coen's eligibility.
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University of Kansas
KK. A
Frida
Dope
Oklahoma
Towa State
Kansas
Junior Coen
Charles Davis
Coen
Davis
Ralph Thomson
Iowa State
Lincoln
Houston
Tex
Oklahoma Agates
Northwestern
Nebraska
Kansas State College
Kansas Staters
Bethany College
Lindshoro
Missouri
Snrinfield
Central College
Bie
Sterling Cutlip
Art Voss
Kenneth Kell
Roberto Mario
Wilbur Haegen
Voris Peden
Jim Shafer
Paul Hodge
Green Brothers to Play K C Giants Here Sunday
Green Brothers face the Kansas City Giants colored team this Sunday at 3 p.m. on the Shook diamond near Lawrence. Manager El Davis praises his group despite rain delays and notes Carnie Smith and Lefty Kraemer, last year KK U, will play. Smith hit a home run against Santa Fe last Sunday.
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Carnie Smith
Lefty"" Kraemer
KK. U
Green Brothers
Smith
Santa Fe
Allen Sees Rules Change Mean Faster Aggressive Play
Dr F C Allen University of Kansas director of athletics and basketball coach believes 1934 will feature a faster more aggressive game due to spring rule changes though no major revisions were adopted. He notes restrictions on held balls post play and ten second rule tighten play while officials face less whistle blowing and a new note allows a player to touch a ball resting on the basket rim.
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F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
L. W. St. Johns
Ohio State University
National Rules Committee
Colfers
Oatman Among Leaders in Heart of America Golf Meet
A field of 24 top amateurs, led by Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City Walter Bales of Excelsior Springs and Grable W Duvall Jr of Kansas City, vie for the Heart of America title defended by Frank Staller of Kansas City. after 36 holes Eaton led with 150, Staller also in contention. Intercollegiate play to follow at Mission and Meadow Lake courses.
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Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Walter Bales
Excelsior Springs
Grable W. Duvall, Jr
Frank Staller
Eaton
Alfred Elliott
Mexico
Johnny Dawson
Scolfer
Chicago
Paul Jackson
Cara W. Bailey, Jr
Kansas
Staller
Missouri
Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Kan
Mission
Meadow Lake
W. Emery
Norman
Okla
Hudson ,McGuire
Leavenworth
Earl Berryhill
Tulsa
O Doul's 1000th Major League Hit Reported
Lefty O Doul, a veteran of the Yankees Red Sox Cubs Giants Phillies and Dodgers, collects his 1000th hit in a storied major league career dating to 1919. He led the National League in hitting twice and holds an unofficial .358 lifetime average, placing him among senior circuit greats of the era.
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Indians
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Gosli
Gehrie
Lazze
Chapman
Lazzi- Fi
Sewell
Walker Tisers
Melillo
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Hildebrand
Brennan
Vau ‘Atta
Ala
Lefty O'Doul Taney
Brooklyn
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Lefty
Red Sox
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Giants
Philadelphia
Dodgers
O'Doul
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Kansas
Eudora hosts a Sunday gathering as Felix Neimerger and family from Kansas City join Alma and Clara Glitzke R. H. Glitzke and Hugo Glitzke of Tonganoxie plus the Luckan and Durr families. Fred Papenhausen and Clarence McPherson, KU students, joined relatives. Commencement exercises for the 1933 graduating class will be held May 18 at 8 PM in the high school auditorium with Dean Raymond A. Schwegler delivering the address.
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Minnie Jones
Bonner Springs
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Ladies Aid of
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C. L. Fuller
Pete Edelbrock
Edwin Ott
Elma
Lorene Micheals
Lawrence
Jake Milburn
Edgar Cook
Oklahoma City
Okla
California
C. E. Sheldon
Henrietta Schubert
Kansas City
Clarice Stoelzing
Clarence
Everged
Phoebe Westheffer
Melvin Wilson
Vance Grimes
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Eudora High School
Athalia
H. Reif
Schneider
Ofenior Sextet
A. Hunt
Loren Ranier
Henry Hagenbuch
Harry Hagenbuch
George Hagenbuch
Clement Zillner
George Jennings
Zor Kenneth
John Semmers
Walter Hammert
Walter,, Jr
Anadarko
Fred Schlegel
Minnie Howard
Topeks
Everest
Kansas
E. F. Adams
Ebon. Scott
Kansas University
J. O. Scott
Joe Stadleman
St. Louis
Joe Zillner
Milafred Smith
Maxine Schetlack
Arleen Underwood
Lucille Rapier
Melba Schonper
Frances Erwin
Fredericka Schlecel
Lucille White
Gladys Bond
Blanche Yotan
Wilma Brecheisen
Jack Millington
Ward Cory
Billy Mertz
Paul Gabriel
Herbert Altenbernd
Edward Papenhausen
Margaret Anderson
Oliver Deay
Hesper
Marian
Alta Ross
Carrie Richards
Seon Burns
Max Rothherver
Carrie Eder
Wellsville
Eudora
Ziesenis
Miller
Alvin Bond
Ray Craig
Lois
State Lake
Tonganoxie
Parent-Teachers Association
Paul Luckan
William ‘Miller
James Shirck
Winifred Stevens
Fred Ferguson
Mercedes Thomason
Felix Neimerger
Alma
Clara Glitzke
R. H. Glitzke
Hugo Glitzke
Elsie Luckan
Louise Luckan
Waldo Durr
Otto Durr
Peggy
Olathe
Augusta Durr
Freddie Papenhausen
Excelsior Springs
Clarence McPherson
Tonganexie
Kansas Universit
Fred Papenhausen
Raymond A. Schwegler
University of ‘Kansas
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