Sooners Pace In Big Six Track Prelims
Lincoln May 18 Oklahoma led with 16 prelims, Kansas State 10, while Nebraska eyed a threat with 13. Iowa State showed strength with 19, Missouri nine, Kansas six. Dees set a shot put mark of 51 feet 3 and 1/4 inches as rain loomed over the finals amid calm for golf and tennis.
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Missouri Valley Track Meet Finals Postponed To Afternoon
Rained out last night the Missouri Valley track finals in Tulsa Oklahoma were rescheduled for this afternoon. Oklahoma A and M, defending champions, had nine finalists across the clash and hurdle events as the preliminaries were completed on a sodden track yesterday morning.
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Diamonds in Kimberly and a global bottle collector
The article chronicles Kimberly South Africa rising from diamond finds with claims shrinking to three major firms led by De Heers Corporation and ongoing mining beneath streets and houses. It notes Stanley Davis collecting bottles worldwide for eight years, totaling over a thousand pieces up to four ounces each.
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Princeton Still Hopes to Match Italian With Cunningham
Princeton unsigned bids for a six miler at the all star Invitation meet on June 15 is still possible with Luigi Bec Cal I of Italy joining Glenn Cunningham and the four milers Bonthron Lovelock Venzke in a five man race. Negotiations with Bec Cal I remain pending as Asa Bushell notes.
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Gene Venzke
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Los Angeles
Bonthron
England
University of Iowa
Venzke
Pennsylvania
Former Tennis Champion Helen Moody Aims Wimbledon Comeback
Helen Wills Moody, seven time national champion, plans a comeback at Wimbledon in England after recovering from a back injury that forced her to retire two years ago. She said she may play if she feels well enough and will sail from New York next week for the late June tournament.
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Heavy Track Opens Kansas City 25 Day Race Meet
River side Park hosts an eight event program led by a six furlong handicap as rain toughens the surface. Glenn Hardin Chuck Hornboster and Gene Venzke once ran record foot races and Ruth homered for the Yankees, while Ralph Hill of Oregon set a mile American record in 4 12.4 in earlier years.
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Riverside Park
A Good Pitching Job Wes Ferrell Delivers 13 Innings Win
Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox delivers a top pitching performance against the White Sox, going 13 innings to secure a 2 to 1 victory. He weathered early threats, gave way to Bonura’s eighth homer, and added a third hit to help Boston move a full game ahead of Cleveland and Chicago in the standings.
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Baker Wins Kansas Conference Track Title Once More
Baker University reclaimed the Kansas conference track crown at Salina in a rainstorm, led by Ed Dissinger who won the mile and two mile and finished second in the half mile. Baker scored 68 points, Ottawa 60, with McPherson College 19 and College of Emporia 14. Kansas Wesleyan won the golf title.
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St. Joe and Lawrence to Clash Here Sunday
Lawrence and St. Joseph Missouri prepare for Ban Johnson league action with a 3 PM Sunday game at Holcom’s Grove. Lineups list Mazur Melick Lilly Eli Mazur and more for St Joseph with Carney Campbell Babcock Harris Jones and others for Lawrence.
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Close Association Race Three Teams Are Only 2 Game Apart
In the American Association race three teams St Paul Minneapolis and Milwaukee sat one to two games apart. St Paul beat Columbus 6 to 2, Minneapolis lost to Toledo 5 to 0, Milwaukee defeated Louisville 9 to 3, Indianapolis fell 4 to 1 to Kansas City. Lena Stiles held Indians to five hits as KC won.
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Baseball Statistics Mixed from National and American Leagues
A rough compilation lists top players by batting average runs batted in and home runs from the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Vaughan Pirates Ott Giants Moore Phillies Gehringer Tigers Cronin Red Sox and Foxx Athletics, with various leaders in runs, hits, and pitching.
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Conference Sets 1936 Football and 1935-36 Basketball Schedules
Lincoln May 18 Athletic directors of the Big Six finished drafting football schedules for 1936 and basketball schedules for 1935 36. They return to a home and home basketball system and consider 1937 football drafts. The group met with the track meet, and a rapid draft of 1987 football plans will be reported in Kansas City September 6 7.
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Brewer Foresees Clear Rule for Postponed Baseball Games
Brewer said the new rule for Friday and Saturday two game series requires two seven inning games on Saturday if the Friday game is rained out. The change creates a definite standard for handling postponed games.
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Second Golf Title Is Captured by John Lawson
Chicago businessman golfer Johnny Dawson won his second Heart of America golf tournament championship with a 296 for the 72 hole event, four strokes ahead of George Allen of Kansas City. Claude Myers Jr. finished third with 303 as six Japanese golfers defeated Kansas City professionals in four of six matches. Harold McSpaden and Bunny Torpey led Kansas City efforts with sub par scores, while the Nippon team moved on to St. Louis for their next engagement.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Torpey
Connie Nakamura
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Yesterday's Results From AP Baseball League Scores
Cincinnati and Brooklyn win while Pittsburgh loses and Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston prevail in recent games. St Louis defeats Philadelphia and Chicago. New York and Detroit Washington combined score shows. American Association games include Milwaukee, Louisville, Columbus and Indianapolis results. Night games listed for Kansas City and Toledo.
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Early Baseball Scores Highlight Hectic Night
Dodgers lead Pirates as Sy Slastars goes 3-for-3 with a stolen base. Johnny Marcum blanks Browns with four hits. Gabby Hartnett drives in three and scores in Cubs 3-0 win over Phillies. Red Sox rally as West Orrell allows five hits in 13 innings with three singles. Buddy Myer drives in four as Senators down Tigers with four runs. Jim Bottomley and Johnny Allen pace Reds and Yankees respectively with three hits and six strikeouts.
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Kansas News Briefs Hit Washington Dike Project Winsfield D1
The Salina report notes 4000 AAA boosters went to Washington on their own initiative per Kansas Farmers Union president Cal Ward. Winfield begins a Walnut river flood control dike project under the new federal works program. Olathe reports the state school for the deaf strike is settled and unions will supply workers. Atchison editor F W Howe to undergo cataract surgery at Johns Hopkins next Monday. son Gene reports his condition worse than first believed. ELKS Bowling scores listed show Berger 261 Pierson 235
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Will Try Again Mauri Rose Returns for Indy Classic
Mauri Rose of Dayton Ohio, a leading contender last year, will attempt another run in the automobile speed classic at Indianapolis scheduled for May 30. The Associated Press photo caption lists drivers and car numbers, including high marks by Berger, Wettig, Kuhne, Hutson, Lindstrom, and Schtynley with times noted.
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Tailspin Tommy Bombs Strike On Capital City
Tailspin Tommy and allied forces launch a bombing raid on the capital city aiming to intimidate the regime and spur a victory. Captain Y Smita leads a federal air unit while a rebel force reportedly vows continued resistance amid late battle reports.
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