Three Way Race For Track Title In Big Six Meet
Lincoln Neb May 19 AP The Big Six track crown hinges on a three way race among Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with 15 qualifiers for Nebraska and Kansas and 14 for Oklahoma in preliminaries as Glenn Cunningham leads Kansas threats alongside Ed Hall and Elwyn Dees who set a conference shot put record.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cornhuskers
Jayhawks
Iowa
State
Kansas State
Missouri
Glenn Cunningham
Ed Hall
Elwyn Dees
Barham
Gilles
Baseball Roundup From Across The League
Oscar Melillo of the Browns drove in four runs as Boston beat the Red Sox while Frank Moljack of the Tigers contributed with a triple, a double and two singles. Benny Frey and Tom Padden sparked wins for the Reds and Pirates respectively. The Giants were limited to eight scattered hits in a 2 1 victory over the Reds, and Walter Stewart helped push the Sox past Atherton with a run scoring double. Chuck Klein and Bill Urbanski added power for the Senators and Braves in their respective wins.
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Bethr Associated Press
Oscar Melillo
Browns
Red Sox
Soile
Frank Moljack
Tigers
Helned
Yarkees
Benny Frer
Reds
Giants
Tom Padden
Pirates
Dodgers
Poe Sox
Athren
Walter Stewart
Senators
Gadians
Father and son share Kansas Bankers golf title
In Wichita on May 19 AP reports R C Clevenger and his son Charles tied for the Kansas Bankers association golf crown, each shooting 85 for 18 holes. Charles also captured the 18 hole handicap event with a low score.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Bankers’ Association
R. C. Clevenger
Fourth National Bank of
Charles
Strange as it Seems Andrew Carnegie's vast gifts span years
Scottish philanthropist Andrew Carnegie gave away about 350 million pounds to libraries schools and other funds from 1901 to 1919 averaging near 20 million dollars annually. Born 1835 in Dumferline he rose from mill boy to multimillionaire and retired in 1901 to give money away, believing the man who dies rich dies disgraced. His estate after death held 22 million but his giving had already reached 350 million in those years.
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Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Dumfermline
Edinburgh
America
Pittsburgh
Radio plans loom for Big Six football broadcasts
Lincoln May 19 AP Athletic officials weigh football radio plans for the Big Six. Oklahoma expects its station to air Sooners games next fall, with Missouri and Kansas State likely to broadcast, and Iowa State possibly. Kansas and Nebraska boards must decide. Conference voting left broadcast control to each school on their home grounds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ben Owen
Oklahoma
Sooner
Missouri
Kansas State
Iowa State
Kansas
Nebraska
George Veenker
Ames
CG. Allen
D. Bible
Dutch Zwilling fielding Sioux City Cowboys eye league lead
Sioux City under Dutch Zwilling shifts management and wins three of four against Omaha. The Cowboys beat Omaha 5 4 at home with Kenner Graf holding the Packers to a slow start. Rock Island continued its win streak by beating Des Moines 8 to 6. Davenport lost at home to Cedar Rapids 6 to 3 in the Blue Sox’s first league victory. St Joseph opened with a 6 to 5 loss to Topeka as 5,000 plus fans attended. TO PLAY BELVOIR SATURDAY.
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Des Moines
Dutch Zwilling
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Cowboys
Omaha
Rock Island
Kenner Graf
Packers
Demons
Islanders
Blackwell
Sams
Davenport Blue Sox
Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Topeka Kaws
Belvoir
Pleasant Grove Baseball Team Hosts Belvoir Tomorrow
The Pleasant Grove baseball nine will meet Belvoir at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon on the Pleasant Grove diamond, about eight miles south of Lawrence on U.S. highway 73-W. Admission is 10 cents for women, 15 cents for men, and free for children.
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Pleasant Grove
Belvoir
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 73
Lawrence Merchants to Play All Stars Sunday
The Lawrence Merchants meet the Topeka All Stars at 3 Shook diamond one mile north of Lawrence on U S 73 W. Lawrence Denny and Pasley will pitch for the All Stars, while Gilbert Francis takes the mound for the Merchants. Ireland at short, Harris at second, Pugh in center, Morrison in right, Nelson at first, Weidman at third, with Guifer at catcher and Scott Rogers and Broeker as utilities.
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Lawrence Merchants
Topeka All Stars
Shook Diamond
Lawrence
U. S
Lawrence Denny
Pasley
Gilbert Francis
Merchants
Ireland
Bucky
Harris
Pugh
Morrison
Nelson
Weidman
Francis P
Guiferec
Scott
Rogers and Broeker
Wichita North Faces Uphill Bid In Kansas Track Final
Emporia Kansas May 19 AP Wichita North enters the Kansas high school track final needing a strong showing to defend its title last year against Arkansas City Topeka Kansas Negro Vocational School and Wichita East emerging as favorites after last night’s preliminaries. Warm weather promised potential record marks though the night air kept marks modest.
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Emporia
Kan
Wichita North
Arkansas City
Kansas Negro Vocational School of
Topeka
Wichita East
Odd Potato Growth in Nashville
Jewel Haynie of Nashville grows a sweet potato that resembles a small child with its arms clasped around its mother’s neck in a striking, whimsical readers’ note from AP dispatches.
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Odd Potato
Nashville, Tenn
Jewel Haynie
Big Six conference unveils 1935 cage schedules
Lincoln Nebraska May 19 AP four Big Six teams will play 16 conference games while Nebraska and Iowa State meet in 10 tilts. All games count toward standings by winning percentage. Two officials will be at each game this season. Schedule highlights Missouri Kansas State Kansas Iowa State appear in various early and late January February and March dates with venues at Ames Columbia Lawrence Manhattan Norman and Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa State
Big Six
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Ames
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Columbia
Manhattan
Norman
Iowa
L Lawrence
Town State
Baseball Major League Leaders Cited By AP
The AP lists top NL and AL categories with leaders such as Klein Cubs and Gehrig Yankees. Runners, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and RBIs are noted across teams including Dodgers, Braves, Pirates, Cubs, Cardinals, Red Sox, Senators, Tigers, and Athletics with prominent names like Hartnett Gehrig Ruth and Reynolds among others.
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Associated Press
Loxlie
Dodgers
Tee
Braves
Thins
Klein
Cubs
Vaughan
Pirates
Suhr
Moore
Urbanski
Collins
Cardinals
Berger
Vivales
W. Hereman
Jghan
Hartnett
Stolen
Frey
Rush
Warneke
Frankhouse
Hems Browns
Gehrie
Yankees
Morgan
Red Sox
Manush
Kuhel
Senators
Jehrig
Aj Reynolds
Ned Sox
Tieynolds
Werher
Reynolds
Ehrincer
Tigers
Gehrig
Ruth
Foxs
Athletics
Walker
Chapman
Ruffing
Gomez
Martin
Wichita East Leads In Emporia Golf Tourney
Wichita East holds the lead in both individual and team in the Emporia Kansas 36 hole high school golf championship midway scores show Real Consolver with a sub par 71 top the individuals and he with Charles Black top the teams at 149. Jack Wylie Topeka and Bus Atkinson Dorado and Stanley Kolomitz Leavenworth Immaculata each at 75 trail Real Consolver. Wylie and Jack Colvin Topeka lead the team at 150 with Atkinson and Ray Smith El Dorado 155. In tennis finals Harry Corbin Wichita East faces Warren Christner Topeka while Wyandotte duo Bridges and Larfing play Schrandt and Esaw Hutchinson in doubles.
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Emporia
Kan
Wichita East
Real Consolver
Charles Black
Jack Wylie
Topeka
Bus Atkinson
Bus Atkinson, Dorado, and Stanley Kolomitz, Leavenworth Immaculata
Wylie
Jack Colvin
Atkinson
Ray Smith
el Doralo
Harry Corbin
Warren Christner
Bridges and Larfing
Wyandotte High
Kansas City
Schrandt
Esaw
Hutchinson
Wrestling results from Boston and Salt Lake City
Boston saw Ernie Lrusek of Omaha lose two falls to one to North Java wrestler Don George who weighed 220 pounds. In Salt Lake City Pat O Shocker of Salt Lake City defeated Pat Reilly of Boston two falls to one at 248 and 295 pounds respectively.
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Associated Press
Boston
Don George
North Java
Ernie Lrusek
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Pat _O'Shocker
Pat Reilly
New Champion Expected As Topeka Hosts Links
Topeka reports a new golf champion after Floyd S. Ecord of Burlington upset defending champion H. D. Howard of Arkansas City in the first round. Howard had led the medalist standings in the qualifying rounds while Ecord was tied for fourth.
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Topeka
Editorrolfers
Kansas
H. D. Howard
Arkansas City
Floyd S. Ecord
Burlington
Howard
Ecord
Baldwin News Highlights Womans Missionary Society at First Methodist
Obituary for Edward V. Price of Chicago ends in Savannah Mo burial. Mrs. Julius Smith mourns elder brother, and Frank Price of Raton NM accompanies her home. May meeting of the Womans Home Missionary Society features devotion on The Road to Health and new officers. Baker University senior reception honors faculty and class with period costumes and a photo gallery display.
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W. A. Uhl
Topeka
Julius Smith
Chicago
Edward V. Price
Price Tailoring Company
Savannah
W. N. Tisdale
Methodist Church
N. M
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
John Noltensmeyer
Harold W. Guest
Frank FE. Wolfe
John Ruchty
Flora Ricketts
Hugh P. Hartley
A. E. Burgtorf
Ethel, Payne
Grace Hansam
Floyd Liston
Merle Fischer
Betty Ebright
Warren Muenzenmeyer
Baker
Tokio
Japan
Naomi Muenzenmeyer
Nagoya
Floyd Roberts
Floyd
SW. Muenzenmeyer
Baldwi
Wallace
Bruce Fleming
Baker University
Mursts
Fleming
Charles FE. Boeks
Werter R. Davis
Paul Evans
Benjamin R. Cunningham
Rose Maiden Cantata Laureates Community Night
Community members attended Centenary hall for a Cantata of The Rose Maiden with Dean Swarthout of the University of Kansas present. Howard Sanders led the chorus with soloists Miss Grace Huey Mrs H W Craig and others from Fairview. The program featured a bridal party tableau and a rose decorated stage. Dr Frank O Hetrick of Ottawa was reported dead, charming friends in Balich Paul Sanders spent weekend in McLouth with Alma Sanders.
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Fleming
Harriet W. Ruble
Merie Fischer
Betty Ebright
Donald Swarthout
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Florence Remingon
Cecil Sanders
Genevieve Hargiss
Lawrence
B.C. Allderdice
Rachel Wilson
Aubrey Burgtorf
Glenn McLaughlin
Norma Lockwood
Whistler
Sanders
Fairview
A. H. Baker
Lenora Dowers
Florence Aberford
Esther Brockway
Ethel Marie All
Virginia Burton
Homer Brownlee
Iva Clark
Lois Dean
Emma Emery
Hattie Hutchins
Emma Caroline Kalb
la Vere Martin
Margaret Park
Lois Mae Sanders
Wanteta Sullivan
Katherine van Kuren
Ethel Wilson
Frank Horrell
H. W. Marshall
C. N. Murray
Homer Maxwell
Ernest Ralston
Aml
G. S. Sanders Enin
Haralel
Social and club notes from Baldwin region
Dinner guests at a Baldwin gathering included Mr and Mrs Cecil M Sanders and family plus others from Rosedale Kansas City and South Park. The Women's City club closed with a First Methodist chapel meeting and Red Cross Nursing program featuring Dr H L Chambers on First Aid. Certificates were awarded to several Baldwin women who completed a winter first aid course.
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Cecil M. Sanders
Joan
Jimmy
Rosedale
Hans. Feil
Kansas City
Berry Hann
George
Mary Lou
David
John Sanderers
South Park
Golden
Browning
Clarencé Sheldon
Ernest Sanders
Lois
Laura Margaret Sanders
Robert Black
Rose
Elmer
Esther Good
Harold
Douglas County
Baldwin
Robert McFarland
Mary Jamison
The
Red Cross
Fred Isaacs
Miss Neely
Frank Ellis
Harry Fries
Grace Hansam
A. E. Preston
Grace Preston
C. A. Kalb
Perry Sowers
I. V. McKee
C. E. Beeks
John Parker
W. P. Ropp
Lawrence
Red Cross Nurses Association
Barber Quilters Meet at Houk Home in Plan
Barber Jobly Quilters were entertained at the home of Mrs. George Houk on Wednesday with thirteen members present. Guests included Mrs. J. Lawson and daughter Mrs. Mable Transmier. Plans were made for an entertainment and ice cream supper for members families Saturday night. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ralph Ice. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ross visited Mrs. Ross's parents in Baldwin Sunday. Eleanor Jean Stanwix weekend visit with Mary Coffman. Neighborhood experienced a mad dog scare last week. Rodger May and Marilyn Bahnmaier staying in Lecompton with grandparents for rabies treatment under Dr. Maust.
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Marth
George Coffman
George
Topeka
Marie Coffman
Kansas City
C. E. Stanwix
Maurine Ingalls
Jeanette
Fleaner
Jean Stanwix
Juke Coffman
Gawrener
Memorial Hospital
Cecil Button
Edsel
Josephine Wiggins
J. R. Surface
Jobly Quilters
George Houk
J. Lawson
Mable Transmier
Ralph Ice
F. F. Ross
Baldwin
Mary Coffman
Rodger May
Marilyn Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Dr. Maust
Three Cs Join Three Rs at Elementary School
Buffalo experts report at a conference that character conduct and citizenship are being added to the traditional three R's in elementary education, highlighting a shift toward values alongside reading, writing and arithmetic.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Rare Old Water Bag Found in Del Rio Cave
A sack of tanned beaver skins believed to be a Basketmaker water bag was found in a cave near Del Rio Texas by a scientific party seeking early Indian relics.
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del Rio
Tex
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