Contested duel in Columbia boosts Kansas relay hopes
Meet notes describe sprint and field events with several misouri and Kansas athletes. Farley and Engle place in sprints while Poage Giddy and Pratt claim seconds. Discs and shot put show Sider and Etter taking top spots. Kansas aims for strong showings in broad jump high jump and pole vault as relay teams loom.
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Sider
Etter
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First Christians Win Score by Inings
Fragmented report shows First Christians victorious with scattered baseball notation. Mentions Patch, Richard, Miller and coach Sigma. references three base hits and a 8 0 0 3 9 line. Details unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicates a scoring sequence and player names.
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Patch
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Kansas Jayhawkers Open Four Game Swing at Missouri and Washington
Kansas baseball heads to Missouri and Washington on a four game road trip. The Jayhawkers aim to improve after a mixed season with potential upsets as they travel to Columbia for a Tigers series and then continue to Manhattan for a clash with the Aggies.
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Unclear Baseball Scores From Partially Read Card
Fragmented sports brief shows scattered scores for teams including Brooklyn, Cleveland, Washington, Boston, St. Louis and Detroit. No complete game lines or dates readable.
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Redskins Close With Victory Over St Marys
The Redskins edged St Marys 5 to 4 in a midafternoon contest. Haskell led with solid hitting, while McEvoy and Kilbuck shut down the St Marys lineup after a third inning rally. Neither side managed more than a few key runs as Kilbuck and Ward worked out of jams.
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Shen
Rourke
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Park Parade Opens Season Amid City Support
A fragmented report notes Wright Hewsett Armstrong and Skinner among attendees for the opening of a five season league. Kennedly Phinney and Kid Diamond of South Park are listed with local organizations sponsoring teams. Business leaders aided in parade preparations and tree downing activities observed this morning.
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Wright
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John Levi Hurt Leg Ends Bayside Star's Season
John Levi, known as the Charging Buffalo, left Harrisburg in the New York Pennsylvania league after injuring his right ankle sliding in a game Friday. He had led his club with a batting average above .400 prior to the injury. The Harrisburg team won 9 to 8 in the recent contest.
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PIKERS WIN AT WASHINGTON IN TENNIS MATCH
Washington University Pikers defeated Kansas in a valley tennis clash on the Stadium courts. Bierman and Forrester won key singles, with Kansas’ Hoag and Rogers taking doubles. The Jayhawkers fought hard but dropped the first singles 6-3 and 6-4, while Pass-Secret Societies bill advances in Rome.
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Kansas Wheat Girl to Coast for Shrine Visit
Kansans plan to send Miss Watson, the Kansas Wheat Girl, to Los Angeles for Shrine events as part of a statewide push. Woody Hockaday coordinates the trip with Mrs. Hockaday as chaperone, and Governor Paulen to receive a wheat bag in Sacramento. News clippings from eastern papers cover the campaign and the Kansas Farm Bureau meeting set for March 21 at 2:00 PM at Mrs. Rudiger’s home.
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Neuritis relief promoted with Joint-Ease at Round Corner Drug
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease a quick remedy for neuritis claiming fast relief by tubbing affected joints for about one minute. It asserts the product reduces swelling and pain and notes thousands of tubes sold daily at 60 cents by a local druggist at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Argentine Tour Plans Discussed at Meeting in Buenos Aires
Local leaders trained to conduct clothing classes. important meeting urged attendance. Studies enduring roads and Argentina to hold Re Road Congress in Fall with Buenos Aires May 19 report by Associated Press stating the Argentine Tour plans and events.
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Pan American Roads Exhibition Planned in October
A club promoting road construction in Argentina proposes a Pan American roads exhibition in this city during October. The display would cover dirt and paved roads, road masonry, preservation and upkeep, traffic signals, and all aspects of road building and maintenance.
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Argentina
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