Valley track meet at Lincoln eyes set on close races
Coach Karl Schlademian tests track athletes with a tough regimen for the outdoor valley meet at Lincoln Friday and Saturday. Predictions center on the 100 yard dash won by Red Irwin of the Kansas Aggies, with Hin and Ascke from Nebraska expected to challenge. The 440 will feature Bier Washington, Firebaugh Kansas, and Crites Nebraska as top contenders, while 880 sees Gardner Nebraska favored ahead of Hammerly Ames. The mile and two mile entice tight fields with Poage Missouri and Blazer Kansas among leaders. Richargon Missouri tops the shot put, and a strong field lines up for the high jump and relay events as Lincoln hosts both the track meet and tennis and golf tournaments.
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Blanchard
Taylor
Grinnell
Simpson
Graham
Keeble
Poor
Turner
Huskere Ferguson
Bratisfind Waddell
Kansas University
Arid
Olympic entries for Kansas Memorial Stadium trials
Entries for the Olympic tryouts at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium on May 29 and 31 are pouring in. Most entries expected by Saturday night with close of entries May 26. Valley coaches delaying submissions until after the Missouri Valley meet in Lincoln, Nebraska. Names include R. H. Linsay in the 100 meter, W Morse in the 200 meter, ue Bank in the 400 meter, Cox in discus, and Howard Wey of Larned.
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Cox
Howard Wey
Larned
Belvoir Lodge to Host CGPA Meet in June
The upcoming county CG. P. A. gathering is slated for the fourth Thursday in June at Belvoir lodge, the recently organized infant lodge in Douglas county. Lodge No. 15 at Belvoir is mentioned in the notice.
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McKowny Makes Sprint to Top Pole Vault Marks
Kansas State Teachers College junior eTean Harl McKowny clears 13 feet at Lawrence and 13 feet 6 inches in practice, matching 13 foot vaulters nationwide. Weathered Drake Relays conditions show him improving, as he eyes major spring records.
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Kansas State Teachers’ College
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Lawrence
Drake
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America
McKown
New Lodge Forms Leaders Press for Growth in County
The piece notes a newly formed lodge with eighty members and many to join soon. W J Cummings serves as president and Robert Steele, a county commissioner, is an officer. Also mentioned are a local play at Vinland high school to raise funds for Epworth League delegates, and an arrest for giving a bad check in Lawrence.
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Robert’ Steele
Vinland
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Ives Chapel League of
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Epworth League Institute
Lawrence golfers defeat visiting St Louis Ne in match
Local Lawrence players from the John Henry Club led by Frank Waldo Crowder defeated visiting St Louis Ne yesterday afternoon. Crowder posted 71 with Lynch close behind at 75 and Murray 80. Henry finished with 84 as the gallery watched lively golf. Lynch then performed two trick stunts after the match.
Washington Beats Kansas University In Slugfest 12 to 1
Washington defeated Kansas University 12 to 1 in a high scoring afternoon game. Wright pitched well for Kansas, but errors and timely hitting by Washington gave them a wide lead by the fifth inning. Davis and Botin contributed key hits for the Washington team while Kansans struggled to mount a comeback.
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Karsatis
Harpin
Hill
Botin
Kansan Baseball Rally Ties Game In Ninth In Hatfield Stadium
The Kansans and a tense rally near the end. Black drives to center for a ball out as a three run handicap brings Wash H and crew back. Pitcher details list Davis and Thyhu with several players named. late hits push across two runs, tying the game with two on base and an exciting ninth inning ending in a draw.
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Black
Sox
Walsh
T ‘Levy
R Gress
Job Starker
Krassic
Cheatham
Cox
Johnson
Kansas
Skinner
Halpiyn
Hill
Conkoy
G. Porals
Washington
Angas
Wek
Gragk
Sherifice
Thyhu
Davis
Spolen
Iba Mudd
Thy Doulic
Davis Dia
Wright ‘Lott
Thytiay
Ringis
Dane
Stun
Fey
Symmar
Exposed Kansas boxing bout halted under state law
Kansas officials moved to block a June boxing exhibition in Kansas City Kan headlined by Stribling of Macon Ga after Governor Davis asked the attorney general to enforce the state boxing law. Wyandotte county attorney J M Baird was warned he would be held liable for any violation as the planned event tied to Shriner week and sponsored by the American Legion faced legal hurdles. Also noted was a high school seniors picnic planned for Friday at 3 pm in Brown's Grove as part of commencement activities.
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Kansas City
Maco
Charles B Griffith
J. M. Baird
Wyandotte
Kansas
Davis
Baird
Shriner
American Legion
Griffith
Brown’s Grove
Tanlac credited with curing stomach trouble and aiding digestion
The advertisement highlights Tanlac as a miracle cure for stomach distress. It cites testimonials from H L Lopshire of Wichita Kansas and others praising improved digestion, appetite, and general health after using Tanlac, noting millions of bottles sold and urging purchase from druggists.
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