Oklahoma Aggies Fall To Jayhawks In Stillwater Clash
May 21 Stillwater Okla Aggies bow to Jayhawks 10 to 1 as Kansas quickens scoring after three innings. Horton leads Jayhawks with a long hit spree. Corrigan and Phinney pace Oklahoma offense. Also reports on University tennis tournament results and yesterday’s baseball scores across American and National leagues.
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Stillwater
Okla
Iinetta
Jayhawkali
Missouri Valley
Okshima Aggie
Crimson and Blue Club
Eddie Halpin
Mt. Oread
Horton
Kansas
Atlon
Tal Reore
Livings- Yonta Ekraemer
Hill
Apries
Aggies
Keith
Howe
Corrigan
Plinney
Ecore Tiv Aggies
Oklahoma
Hartman
Re Kangas
Phinney
Hal
Radio Network Schedules and Orchestra Listings by City
A fragmented OCR listing outlines Saturday May 22 radio schedules by city, noting Eastern Central and Pacific time zones. Entries mention orchestras, dance bands, dinner music, and religious services from stations in Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Springfield Chicago Cincinnati Dallas Davenport Denver Kansas City St Louis and more, with times and program types.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Teledo
Lis
Columbus
Fetpeatt
Ball
WTAM
Cleveland
Verret
Pila
Wimtyt
Fasebatt
Ert
York
Orchestiay
Philadelphia
Dianmu
Pittsburgh
Winkum aEatouse
Mer Plortat
Waz Springfield
WLS
Chicago
Wiew
Cincinnati
KSD
ST. Louis
CPM
Wight
Wtam Orche
Auditorium Press
WW4
Detroit
Dr—News
WEAF
New York
Capital Theatre Program
Allen McQuhae
Carilien Retital Ai— Pennsylvania Orchestra
The
Gondellers
Gadfrey Ludiow
WIP
Thalipecenth
KDKA_ PITTSSURGH
Mersing
Withan Pen Orchestra
Opram
Olittle Symphony Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
Elmer Tidmarsh
Orgen
WJZ Wb2
Springfield
J Wcap
Washington
Mearning
WSB
Atlanta
KYW
Neon
Litle Brown
Wgn-Wlih
McQuirse
WERK
WSAT
Sus FilscAllen McQuhar
Conor
WFAA
Dallas
WOC
Davenport
Syimphes Koa
Denver
Ganeentre ‘Hox
O—House of Hone
WOAW
Omaha
St.louis
Bri
UBF
Freshmen to play benefiting games in Missouri this fall
Lincoln Nebraska May 22 The Mis sour Valley Conference faculty delegates met to authorize a five game benefit football series for freshmen teams of member schools. Proceeds go to the Walter Camp Memorial at Yale. Each yearling team may play one game, with schedules to be announced later. The action follows a prior vote by athletic directors opposing pre season equipment issuance and coach control before September 13. Indiana drops contest.
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Lincoln Nebr
Missour Valley Conference
Walter ‘Cam
Yale
Sg Ae Pe
Indlans
Haskell falls to St Benedicts after late rally
In a desperate ninth inning comeback attempt, Haskell College lost 7 to 4 to St Benedicts. Haskell had two runs in the fourth, one in the sixth, and four in the eighth before a late rally was stifled by the Benedicts.
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Géidh
Pat Hanley
Haskell
Indians
St. Benedicts E
Af Atchison' Shay
Braves
Larry Quigley
Golfers to Topeka for Lawrence county match
Golfers from Lawrence county will travel to Topeka tomorrow afternoon for a match with the Topeka Country Club. A committee member said turnout is final and organizers hope many golfers will make the trip. The Green Brothers Athletic Club baseball squad will play McLouth tomorrow afternoon on the stationer’s diamond. The McLouth 1 has not lost a game this season. The River Side Sluggers local club will journey to Perry tomorrow afternoon for a game.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Topeka Country Club
Asany
Toneka
Green Brothers
McLouth
Green Brothers Athletic
Cluh
AicLouth
Statter's
Perry
River Side
Bee
Africa
Strong in high jump at Intercollegiate meet hints Western lead
Yale coach Earl Thomson predicts a Western-tinged high jump event at Harvard Stadium with Pacific coast athletes favoring the Western style. He cites Harold Osborn and recent world-record progress, notes a fifty-year rise from 5 ft 4 in to 6 ft 4.5 in, and highlights contenders from Stanford, California, and USC, while outlining past greats like Page, Landon, and Brown.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard Stadium
Earl Thomson
Yale
Thomson
Harold Osborn
Osborn
W. B. Page
Pennsylvania
Auti
Fre
Eleas
Dick ‘Landon
Leroy Brown
Dartmouth
Landon
Slammer
Brown
Eleay
Califorford
Stanford
Hampton
California
Cogeezhall
Ofstad
U. S.C
Deventi Upod Norton
Georgetown
Steinmetz
Princeton
Mooly
Radio directs Old Ironsides sea battle filmage
In Los Angeles on May 22 the first successful motion picture direction via radio was achieved by Famous Players Lasky for Old Ironsides directed by James Cruze. A 26 ship fleet took part, with scenes filmed far from cameras using a custom low wavelength radio set. Director's orders were broadcast to vessels fitted with receivers. An Arab reportedly rides a horse or donkey while his wife walks behind, and Algeria is said to have more horses than people.
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Eeck
Los Angeles
Famous Players- Lasky Corporation
Lyonsides
James Cruze
Formany
Records fall in FEM track meet at Stadium field
Six University of Kansas records tumbling in the Kansas co ed telegraphic meet. Mary Snead set new 50 yard dash and 75 yard dash marks, Ruth Martin lowered high hurdles time, Hila Church paced sprints, and Mary Riley boosted baseball throw and javelin records. Freshmen won inter class with 79 points as seniors scored.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Stadium Field
Mary Snead
Mariel Isern
Ann Batsford
Mary Riley
Ann Bastford
Miss Riley
Mary Blair
Ruth Martin
Hila’ Church
Ford
Mary ‘Snead
Hila Church
R. Martin
H. Veh
A. Patterson
J. Goddard
F. Ketlér
D. Shaad
BI. Isern
M. Bu
M. Snead
M. Barling
L. Lowe
M. Burling
M. Isern
M. Riley
A. Sims
A. Gaskill
J. George
The Wilderness Woman and Gilded Butterfly at local theatres
Aileen Pringle Chester Conklin and Lovell Sherman star in The Wilderness Woman at Bowersock Theatre with a bear cub and Robert Kane’s First National production. Also showing Rex Beach tale The Barrier at Varsity with Norman Kerry Lionel Barrymore and Marceline Day, plus Alma Rubens Bert Lytell in The Gilded Butterfly at Rheum Theatre.
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Bowersock
Aileen Pringle
Chester Conklin
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy McKainl
Orpheum Theatre
Rubens
Bert Sttell
Ralph Ince
Star
Robert Mane
Lovell Sherman
Robert J. Kane
First National
Wiman
Bowersoyk
Miss Pringle
Suyjerb
Aileen Prigte
Lowell Sherman
Arthur Stringer
Saturday Evening Post
Paul Bern
Paul Schofield
Howard Higgin
Heniy B. Walthall
Barris
Varsity Theatre
Harry Carey
Ester
Walthall
Carky
Rex Beach
Rex Beache
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
George Hill
Beach
Frontier
Norman Kerry
Lionel Barrymore
Marceline * Day
Henry
Pat’ Harmon
Bert Woodruff
Fox Films
Rheum Theatre
Bradley King
Alma Rubens
Linda Haverhill
Rein Hantly
Gordon
Joln Converse
Bert Lytell
Miss Rubens
Brian Anestry
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Smith
Emmett Hawthorne
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Ime
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Hel. Hackharth
Fred Cooper
Kansas Con Jutrudiction News
Oklahoma ‘ Construction News
Kansas Emtorial Golf Association
Editors’ Association
New, Haven
Déary
Ingo
Forst
Ironsides
Algeria
K.U
Stater-Banking Department
Gilded Butterfly
Alina Rubens
Gleiheidelberg
Old Heidelberg
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Tom MIX
Yankee
Yukon
Erro
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