Huskers Retain Big Six Crown in Track Meet
In Lincoln on May 22 AP reports Nebraska Cornhuskers clinched the Big Six track title as Kansas dominated with ten firsts yet Nebraska tallied 61 16 to win the crown. Glenn Cunningham of Kansas repeated in middle distances while Ed Hall surged in sprints and anchored the mile relay, but three Kansas javelin throwers earned points to seal Nebraska’s margin.
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Glenn Cunningham
K. U
Bill Newblock
Oklahoma
Ed Hall
Fleet Kansas
Cunningham
Jayhawkers
Hall
Scott
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Lawrence High Trackenders Close Spring Meet
Lawrence High sent Ardrew in pole vault and Pearce in javelin to the state meet at Inperia. Five athletes tied for first in pole vault at 12 feet 2 inches. Wichita North won with 2512 points, Arkansas City second with 1914. Turner posted 170 and Kerley 164 on 36 holes in golf.
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Lawrence High
Inperia
Lawrence
Ardrew
Pearce
Wichita -North
Arkansas City
Turner
Kerley
Simmons Keeps Hitting Pace In 13 Straight Games
Chicago May 22 1AP Simmons, head of the White Sox batting department, extended his hitting streak to 13 games starting May 4. He raised his average from .278 to .364 during the run, ranking third in the American League. Today also marked his thirtieth birthday.
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Chicago
Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Results from major leagues interleague scores across cities
Summary of scattered results across American and National Leagues with multiple city matchups. Kansas City and Minneapolis games noted, Indianapolis and Toledo results listed, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and New York results mention. Limited legible details about innings and counts.
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American Assoc
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
I Zame
Toledo
Chicago
Brooklyn
York
Cincinnati
Washington
Boston
Coetrenta
T. Louis
New York
Zames
Major League Leaders From The Early Season Summary
A fragmented tally of early season leaders across leagues highlights leading players by positions and stats. Notable mentions include Klein and Waner for runs batted in, Davis and Kuhel for stolen bases and hits, and Pettish figures across the Browns, Yankees, and Senators with emphasis on home runs and doubles by key teams like the Braves, Phillies, Giants, and Indians.
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Ated Presssterdar
Dodgers
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Cubs
Frayner
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Hiei Phillies
Tell
P. Waner
Berzer
Davis
Giants
Pitchins
Carleton
Parmalee Giants
Browns
Man
Yankee
Sen
Hei Sox
Athletics
Dicke
s-Hite Sox
Kuhel
Senators
Doudles
Averill
Indians
Foxx
Sewell
Manush
Gos
Combs
Yankees
Strange As It Seems Bird Artist's Life Study
John Hix describes an artist who begins bird study at 30, spends 33 years researching North American birds, and contemplates color plate publishing. He plans a hand painted finished edition of 11 copies, with color plates painted by himself, a costly endeavor.
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John Hix Ter Lusther
Ike Aviber
Pat OT
Ata
Ins
Redskins Defeat Bulldogs To Win State Track Meet
Emporia Kansas May 22 The Wichita North Redskins captured the state interscholastic meet title with 2842 points, ending Arkansas City Bulldogs reign from last year. Wyandotte and Kansas Vocational followed, records fell as Paul McCaskill and Floyd Papin set marks in sprint and broad jump, while Kansas Vocational and Downs led relays.
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Emporia
Kan
Arkansas City Bulldogs
Redskins
Wichita North
Bulldogs
Kansas
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Citr. Kan
Kansas Vocational
Topeka
Paul McCaskill
Schroeder
Bendena
Floyd Papin
Iola
Madison
Hutchinson
Howard High School
Byers
South Haven
Landers
Pevassesity
Big 6 Meet at Nebraska and Kansas Revised Times and Placings
Summary of the Big 6 meet results with multiple events led by Nebraska and Oklahoma. Times and distances include 33.9 seconds dash won by Chapind Nebraska Kansas. 15.4 seconds time by Dees Kansas. long jump and discus highlights for Oklahoma and Nebraska. records broken by new marks in hurdles and pole vault. Multiple placements show Kansas State, Iowa State, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas in top spots across sprints distances field events and relays.
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Chapind
Nebraska
Kansas
Tame
Itteyerd Dash
Bor Lahoma
Cooper
Lo Brave
Eur Honedéerson
Fancy Fitch
Oklahoma
Schuedle
Dokrman
Green
Plumley
T. Missouri
Dees
Kansz
Tneh
Senoyd
Gilles
Okhoama
Thynehes
Hubka
Nebrz
Fee
Newbleck
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Juten Ehrbek
Kansas State
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Barham
Toman
Roehr
State
Lakerien
Guse
Iowa State
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McNeal
Cunningham
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Hokus
Sauer
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Kaecond
Landon
Forth
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Pearce
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ile _de- Beatty
Kaned
Hall
Kanond
Ler
Ebraska
Ward
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Cox
Br Kansas
Nebras
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Breen
Roby
Miles
Gar. Taylor
Iowa
Hesus
Chambers
Rapper
Heel
Lens
Mar
Jayhawkers
Bill Hargiss
Ste
Dunningham
K. U
Plick
Gray
Beatty
Rogers
Erickson chosen head of Kansas Conference Coaches Association
Dee Erickson of Ottawa University will head the Kansas Conference Coaches Association for the 1984 season after being elected president at Emporia Kansas. The meeting focused on drafting basketball schedules to be released early this week. A B Mackie of Kansas Wesleyan was named secretary treasurer and national football coaches delegate. Clyde Smith represented the College of Emporia as a new conference member.
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Emporia
Kan
Dee Erickson
Ottawa University
Kansas Conference Coaches Association
A. B. Mackie
Kansas Wesleyan
National Football Coaches Meeting
Chicago
College of Emporia
Clyde Smith
Kansas and Kansas State top Big Six track meet standings
Kansas and Kansas State placed second and third in the Big Six track meet. Notable performers include Emporia, Wichita, and Arkansas City regionals. Leavenworth’s William Hinson and Kansas City, Ken. won the Kansas Editors' Golf Association title. St Benedict's Cortese beat Conception in baseball. Journal-World classifieds tease results.
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Kansas
Eamene Au
Kansas Emporia
Wwichita North
aArkansas City
Searins
Leavenworth
William Hinson
Kansas City
Ken
Kansas Editors’ Golf Association
W. A Bailey
Kan
Atchison
St. Benedict's Cortese
Conception
College
Blo & Z
Lone Star Triumph Over Kaw Valley In Wet Field Play
Lone Star defeated Kaw Valley 15 to 6 yesterday afternoon in a Douglas County Baseball Association game played at Pleasant Grove diamond. Other association games were postponed due to wet grounds. play resumes Sunday.
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Lone Star
Kaw Valley
Douglas County Baseball Association
Pleasant Grove
Green Giants Rally Past Kansas City Giants in Big Seventh
A high scoring rally in the eighth inning propelled the Green Brothers to a 9 to 8 win over the Kansas City Colored Giants on the Shook diamond yesterday. Lawrence struck early, leading 8 to 4 after seven, but a burst of hits and errors in the eighth swung the game. Trombold, Locust, Harris, Bethel, Weidman, and Ire land produced key hits as Green scored nine runs in the inning. D. Collins pitched solidly early, but Green mounted a late assault as they collected nine hits in the first six frames. Next Saturday at 3 o'clock the Greens meet the House of David nine on the Shook diamond, followed by a Sunday game against Kansas State Penitentiary of Lansing on the Shank diamond.
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Green Brothers
Kansas City Colored Giants
Giants
Lawrence
Tuns
Trombold
Loeust
Harris
Bethel
Weidman
Guffer
Page
Pugh
Ireland
Trombald
Locust
D. Collins
Greens
House of David
Shook
Kansas State Penitentiary of
Lansing
Shank
Green
A . S. Gobtin
AcDonald
Mayhew
Torals
Oe Seguetta
Fey Tyre
B. Collins
Big Six bars Indian school competition over Haskell dispute
Lincoln faculty representatives of the Big Six barred future athletic contests with Indian schools including Haskell. Negotiations with Kansas University to play at Haskell stadium faltered over terms. Missouri had explored Chilocco baseball previously but the conference rejected that plan. Kansas showed strong track at Lincoln with ten first places as Nebraska won, raising debate on scoring fairness and the need to align with A A U and N C A A rules.
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Haskell
Lincoln
K. U.haskel
K. U
Institute
Kansas
Missouri
Altho Haskell
Axas
Haskell Stadium
Has+skell
H. W. Hargis
Nebraska
Tur Kansans
Oklahoma
Sooners
Seal
Blues Lose Twice to St Paul and Others in Double Header
In Kansas City a 35th birthday veteran Bryan Slim Harris homered in the 10th to give St Paul a 1 0 win over Blues. Lou Garland pitched the second game shutout as Kansas City was limited to six hits. Rube Benton held Milwaukee to four as Minneapolis won 14 2 in game two after dropping the opener. Columbus posted its seventh straight win 4 3 over Toledo in a pitching duel. Indianapolis beat Louisville 4 1, and a ten inning tie followed in the second game before play ended under Indianapolis law at six o’clock.
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Chicago
Bryan
Slim) Harris
Walter
Kansas City
St. Paul
Blues
Lou Garland
Rube Benton
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Brews
Indianapolis Indians
Louisville
Heing
Indianapolis
House of David Team to Play Here Saturday
The House of David nine from Benton Harbor Michigan under Grover Cleveland Alexander meets the Green Brothers of Lawraice on the Shook diamond Saturday at 3 pm. Homer Pate or Bud Rose may pitch for the Greens while Alexander likely will pitch for the House of David. Admission 35 cents and 10 cents for children. ladies free.
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House of David
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Green Brothers
Lawraice
Benton Harbor
Mich
Hovs
Elzv Davis
Homer Pate
Bud Rose
Columbus
Chester
Houston
Will
Greens
House of da Ait Theadr Nprica
Nebraska Track Triumph and Veteran Hurdle Reversal
In a Big Six meet recap, Dumm and Harrington tie for fifth in high jump. The mile relay teams include Gav Taylor Graves Hall. A reversed outcome sees Lambertus of Nebraska win the hurdles after Gassin and Flick incidents, with WK K’s Plumiey placing. Husky tributes note Ed Hail and Cunningham aiding wreck victims. Nebraska’s victory echoes a seven year past upset by Dr. Muff.
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Dumm
Harrington
Gav
Taylor
Graves
Hall
Gassin
Flick
Kansas
Lambertus
Nebraska
Plumiey
WK. K
Hubka
N. U
Lincoln
Ed Hail
Cunningham
F. C. Allen
Maretta
Glenn
Phog
H. J. Muff
Huff
E. Ale
Jayhawker Netters Dominate Bic Six Meet For Kansas
University of Kansas retains the Bic Six conference tennis title after Wilbur F Coen defeats Charles Davis of Oklahoma in the singles final 6-7 9-7 6-2 and, with Arthur Voss, wins the doubles over Davis and Ralph Hodge 6-2. The finals featured a grueling extended match with timeouts by both players.
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Bic
University. of Kansas
Jayhawker Netsters
Wilbur F
Coen and Davis Advance in Tennis Semifinals
Coen collapsed ill during the second set while Davis pulled a hamstring in the third. Davis recovered to beat Sterling Catlin of Kansas on Saturday morning, snapping Kansas’s 60-match unbeaten streak. In the other semi, Coen defeated Ralph Thompson of Iowa State 6-1, 6-1.
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Coen
Davis
Sterling Catlin
Kansas
Ralph Thompson
Iowa State
Unclear cricket and baseball notes mix with player links
Fragmented report mentions Tring Burns and Brawns Hydenbte with ams, Vannes dim Eahort, Pinker, Federal forces? and Walter Millar. White Sox-Sbat game features Betts, Brown, Ley, and a six-hit effort against Tizers. Gabby Hartastr-Cubs bats four.
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Tring Burns
Senedd
Ams
Vannes
Pinker
Lan
Tomes
Pyteld
Barronite
Walter Millar
White Sox
Betts
Iauhien Vichery
Brown
Bed Ley
Gret
Gabby Hartastr
Cubs
Seattle Indians tryout feat and fishing closure request
A battered OCR fragment mentions a Seattle Indians Coast league pitch attempt and a traveler hitchhiking 1 200 miles to audition, alongside Rio Grande Valley sportsmen urging a waterway closure to nets for sport fishing protection.
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Richtanded
Dateh Utricker
Seattle Indians
Iragne
Siskivouw Mountains
Nout
Rio Grande Valley
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