Indian Youth Wins in Haskell Boxing Show
Deen Ingraham, state champion, won a tense decision over Herman Thompson after an extra round in Topeka area amateur boxing at Haskell Field. The card featured Klatch bouts including Warner Watson’s technical knockout over Eddie Burke and Joe Juan losing to Hamilton in a swift finish. Reuben Bent and Ike McGee delivered strong performances as another exciting night of fighting drew hundreds.
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Ita Lima
Amaateur
Heskell Fasium
Deen
Tagraham
Everal
Lichtine
Ingraham
Tommy
Willigeforce
Ingrahem
Thompson
Topeka
Warner Watson
Eddie ‘Burke
Forts Riley
Watson
D. Burke
Oys
Haskell
Elve Wate
Hamilton
Paul Hamilton
Joe Juan
Fortiley
Juan
Éason
Meeks
Sam Cummings
George Schef Iee
Lester Oliver
Haskall
Witné
Thaps
Albert Cooke
Ike McGee
Reuben Bent
Paul Rivers
Fee
Lantong Suoltiee
Fort Rild
Dees Desi
Pete
Derock
Kepa
Today
Lawrence
Bermig
Capitol City
Jevén
Kansas City
Cross country leaders clash in Midland event report
The article notes a Midland race where two runners tied for first after 22.7 laps. It mentions a 21 minutes 30 seconds time while Gavueai stays unchanged and New York runners contend for fourth place.
Liston Headed Also Baker University President
In the Kansas Missouri Track Association mid-year meeting held in Pittsburg Kansas Liston of Baker University was elected president for the coming year. H R Godfink of Missouri was named vice president and Reed of Warrensburg was chosen treasurer. The next year meet will be decided in December with Pittsburg or Warrensburg as likely hosts.
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Mayey
Kansas-Missouri
Trac
Pittsburg
Kansas
Emily
Liston
Baker
University
H. R. Godfink
Missoley
Weede
Fittsboro
Reed
Warrensburg
Sas City
Missouri
Sisten
Leither
Ice Company routs Box Factory in high-scoring game 16 to 1
The Ice Company dominated with seven runs in the first inning and a 16 run total, while Box Factory managed a lone score in the first. Key plays included three early hits for Ice and a two-bagger by Walters for Box Factory. Upcoming games featured Bankers vs 2 PL and Grocers and Butchers vs Box Factory.
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the Ice Company
Eames
Ice Company
Jin
Box Factory
Vandeventer
Walters
Exepini Hatvieen
Union Pa ‘Cific
Gentrsy RB
Hox Factory
Gottler
Indirt Schelthorn
P — Pickens
Axiia
Sammars
Hope
Perdue
Hendergon
Ours
Genter
Fendargon
Scheilhata
Elerbroolk
Ing
Davis Cup Field Is Reduced in Nations Quest
New York May 21 AP Of 29 nations in the Davis Cup quest since early this year only eleven remain in the field France leads in the European draw while Cuba and the United States progress in the Americas Canada falls to Britain and Mexico in the semi finals Cuba earns a bye to the finals as the U S sweeps Canada Italy meets Germany in the TV zone semifinal with Czechoslovakia Denmark Britain and South Africa contest the upper and lower half of the draw as the field narrows toward the final rounds
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New York
France
Cuba
Mexico
United
Ates
Canada
Italy
Jeets
Germany
Eechoslovakia
Denmark
Great Britain
South Africa
Holland
Hungary
Boxing Results From scattered cities and bouts
In fragmented notes from multiple venues Minneapolis to New York several bouts ended by points or knockouts. Glick and Malay scored losses for their opponents while Anderson and Kinost earned decisions. The scattered report mentions Dan iels, Caelen ders and Le Roath among others with inconsistent city tags and unclear weights.
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Cleveland
Billy
Wallace
Joe Glick
York
Minneapolis
Dick Daniels
Peanolis
Art Malay
Chicago
Jacksonville
Pla
Tom Caelenders
iChariotte
Tereariger
St .Louis
de Inet
Eddie Anderson
Tony Le‘Roath
Tommy Frullo
Kansas City
Ray Sweeney
Indianapolis
Mexico
St. Louis
Arthur DéKighy
New York
Dave Kinost
Louis
Soower Aggie
Werrera
Hackley
Maulbetsch to Leave Coaching Duties at Season End
Johnny Maulbetsch, famed Oklahoma coach of football basketball and baseball, will resign at season's end under a contract agreement. He will spend the remaining year of his deal on leave at half pay, ending his long tenure with the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical program.
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Johnny Maulbetsch
Oklahomian Agricultural’ Mechanical
Sintra Okla
Maulbetsch
National League, Chicago and Pittsburgh results noted
Baseball results list scattered teams with incomprehensible OCR text. Mentions Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, and Toledo. Indicates postponed games and a doubleheader, with unclear scores and miscues across several cities.
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Chicago
Pittspursh
Cincinnati
Teokiyi
Cleveland
Washington-New Ieades
Philadelphia
Doubier
Tion
Toledo
Stinneapodery i Este Toveka
Wichita
Purbie
Haskell Boxing Show Draws Lawrence Crowds
A large representative crowd attended the Haskell boxing show in Lawrence where promoter Frank W. McDonald impressed as the first amateur show organizer of its kind. Ingraham defeated Thompson by decision after a four round bout, with a draw in the earlier rounds and a possible rematch discussed.
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Lawrence
Frank W. McDonald
Hit i
Cor U 1
Haskell J Show
Worl
Phi Delta Theta Clinches Intramural Final In Three Games
Phi Delta Theta and Pi Kappa Alpha split the series with Phi Delt winning a high scoring game after a three run sixth and seventh inning rally. Hoag and Bat Jeffrey homered for Phi Delt while McDonald tripled for Pi Kappa Alpha in the earlier game. The deciding third game was set for this afternoon with Hubbart, Jones, Myers, and McDonald among key players.
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Tha Phi
Pi Kappa Alphag
Grose
Hoag
Jeffrey
Brand
Jones
Pi Kappa Alpha i
McDonald
St.Gradinger
RHE Phi Delta-Théta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi
Hubbart
E. Jones
Pi ‘Kappa Alpha
Myers and
McDonal Umpty Gs! i
Bunn
Wayne Culp
Kansas
US Tennis Stars Triumph in Early Round Matches
Miss Helen Wills and Miss Edith Croas of California defeated Miss Lucy Johnstone and Mme Rene Fourcade 6-4 6-4 to reach the quarter finals in women's doubles. In men's doubles, Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter beat their American rivals Junior Ceda and Edouard Borotra 6-1 4-6 6-2 6-2 to advance to the quarter finals.
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Pris
Helen Wills
Edith Croas
California
Lucyohnstone
Rene Fourcade
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Ceda
Edouard Borotra
Huskers Tie for Big Six Lead With Sooners Victory
Nebraska defeated Oklahoma 4 to 3 in eight innings to move into a first place tie with Missouri in the Big Six. Score by innings shows Oklahoma 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 and Nebraska 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 with pitchers Hunter Cannon Haswell Sloan Williams in the decision.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Huskers
Missouri
Hunter, Cannon and
Haswell
Sloan
Williams
Greatest left handers in modern baseball debate picks
By Al Demaree former pitcher for the New York Giants weighs the four greatest left handed pitchers, naming Rube Addison, Eddie Mank Nap Rucker and Herb Petinack, while noting many other famed names and inviting reader chat for future selections on catchers. The piece also reports the Illinois Boxing Commission ruling that Gus Sonnenberg cannot wrestle in Chicago without an outstanding opponent and notes a Roseljurg veteran's long Masonic Lodge membership.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Rube
Eppa Rixey
Chicago
Illinois- Boxing Commission
Gus Sonnenberg
Horton Smith Wins French Championship in St Cloud
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri won the French Championship at St Cloud France finishing with a 72 hole total of 273. Aubrey Boomer of St Cloud was runner up five strokes back. Smith celebrated with a birthday cake as he received the title.
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St. Cloud
France
Horton Smith
Joplin
Smith
Aubrey Boomer
Chib
Onlin
Elks Bowl the Scores in Cross Country Race
In Monahans Texas May 22 AP reports Pyle's cross country race narrows to first and third places as Rangers head for Pecos. Johnny Salox Passaic N C leads with 22 minutes 30 seconds, Gavuzzi England keeps pace, tying on yesterday's 88 mile Odessa lap for third.
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Monahans
Tex
Odessa
Eee
Oskaloosa Alumni Return for Class Day Events Recap
Eldon Smurr arrived home from Hutchinson to visit his parents as Oskaloosa High School alumni gathered for last year's class day exercises. Mary Smith celebrated a birthday with 31 guests at her Lone Tree home. a reunion hosted by Fred and Mrs. Smith featured names from Eudora Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. The first annual class day at Oskaloosa High included speeches music and diplomas for eight graduates. The town also prepared garden beautification and announced a Presbyterian Aid social and a sermon at the Methodist church by Rev Jones.
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Eldon Smurr
Hutchinson
Will 'Smurr
r _ SA
Mary Smith
Ald
Lone Tree
Fred Smith
Carl Niles
Felix Muller
Leslie Kindred
Bayma Buck
Mary Holroos
Newton Ottinger
Orville Stepheng
Charles Hannah
Elie Bowen
Thesna Railiff
Mary Balbrook
Nebot Ottinger
Bowen
Solo
Manan L$ellers
Will -Thomas
Williamson
Elizabeth Perry
Paul Wheeler
Fred, Thompson
Oskie High
Pear Oskie
Hugh
Thompson
Helen Fulon
Johnson Ee
F.W. Coleman
Charles Davis
Emporia
Dan. Wilhelm
State Teachers College
Oskalowa Garden
Morse
Presbyterian Aid Society
Me. Jones
Mathodist
Misa Dorothy Smith
ORHS
New York
Carnegie Institute of Dramatic
Alice Adams
Kansas City
Marion Sellers
Sellers
Marion
S Adams
Hawthorne’ Sciou
Kansey Johnson
Topeka
Carl Hess
Lawrence
Rebecca O'Rian
Leavenworth
Pemggemier
O'Brien
C. Mi Buck
Tosters
Tha
Ovds
Winchester
Gondv
Fife
Agnes
Enineyvia
Howard’ Robison
Sahelba
Cig
Huddletdon
Mes
Denniél Insley
Gerandaiothyy
Mek
Robisin
Iss
Rene Brock
Perry Fresno Echaal
Wyatt Grae
James Hunt
Tor Davis
Hiawatha
Zim
Kansas U musician Margaret Roberts weekend guest
Margaret Roberts of Kansas University, a member of the KU orchestra, stayed with her parents in Kansas while visiting. The report also notes visits by Mrs. Martha Blevins Neiswanger of Santanta to relatives in Buck Creek and Topeka for Grand Chapter events, with other local social and educational gatherings mentioned throughout.
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Margaret Roberts
Kansas University
K. W. Roberts
Margaret
K. U
Martha Blevins-Neiswanger
Santanta
Elizabeth Slate
Jesse J Blevins
Buck Creek
Neiswanger
Western
Kansas
Maude, Hawk
Oskaloosa
Wentio
Topeka
Joseph Brown
Catherine Rich
Dorothy McCaslin
Oklahoma
J._C. McCaslin
Curtis Patrick
Chivstca
Miss Retrick
A. J. Simon Hrove
Wakarosa
William Patrick
Méthodist ‘Aid
Walter
Robison
Lawrence
Community Mourns Beloved Resident In Hospital Notes
An obituary fragment notes the passing of a long time resident with deep roots in the area. Family members including daughters and relatives are mentioned, with reference to a planned Vacation Bible School in May and nearby guests visiting relatives in the region.
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England
Pyle
Tace
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Hedeman
Alee
Baker University
Dent
Johnny Atyalbetech
Michisae Star
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Ani
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Pictsbur
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Tyneapolis
Sinatanaatin
Louisville
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Omaha
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York Gu Serahim
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Roland
Plum
Prentice
Ataig
Teenee Aham
Jlightyvi Sharapiont
Stator
Geiser
Topeks
Ingraam
Otis Gulley
Shining
Otis
Ingraham- Thompson
Nkevessarit
Fhgranam
Jindian
Imore
Ight
Bel
Frits ‘Meyn
Noige
George Spears
DeLuxe
Cate
Kuck
John. Kuck
Tommy Loughran
James J. Braddock
Yankee Stadium
U. S
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Cross
Te den
Hunter
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Masonic Lodge
Marqus L. Moore
Roseljurg
Ore
John Salox and
Pete Guvacel
Bet Pace In
Pyle’s
Deroy
People's Choir
Brown R Cc
C. Jonts
Will Stark
Ban Kilmer Cof
Kansas “City
Kimer
Wivian Wellasin
Mary-Jo Pattick
T. C
Holzt &T. Charles
Chules
Towell
China
Harvard
O. G. Ie
Edward T. Batchelder
Harvard Crimson
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Pal Whiteiuen
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