Ruskers and K U Vie for Title at Big Six Meet
Lincoln May 23 AP Big Six athletics renew their bid for track and field records at Memorial Stadium after trials. Nebraska and Kansas lead title contenders with Don Gray setting a new broad jump mark and Jayhawkers advancing to finals amid strong showings from Iowa State Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Ralph Sickle and Joe Eisner tied in 100 and 220 yard dashes in identical times, while Hugh Rhea dominates the shot put fling as heavyweights clash for conference supremacy.
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Lincoln
Neb
Memorial Stadium
Nebraska
Kansas
Don Gray
Vivian
Cobe Tomson
Cderry Lee
Henry F. Schulte
Cornhuskers
Tomson
Jayhawkers
Towa State
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Huskers
Ralph Sickle
Joe Eisner
Kansas Speed Twins
Bob Ostergard
George Jones
Bob Hager
Iowa State
Alt
Drake
Hugh Rhea
Tata Vebras
Link
Nanae
Jaimsut
rMager
Ua Dash
Klaher
Kansa
Votman
Ka Kansas
Smutny
Nebr
Iowa Plate
Hianer
Sickel
Ostergard
Nick
Theyer
Hinckley
Kansas State
Gridley
Smith
Hildt
Flick
Gray
Lee
Morris
Hoge
Walker
Okahoma
Mell
Olahom
Lawler
Coffman
Pluniey
Klaner
Smuttney
Weils
Flwell
Adkinson
Kianer
Labert Jowa
State
Barber
Fullerton
Nagel
Moore
Trowbridge
Rendank
Lamberton
Hizerhart
Gilbert
Rhea
Socolofski
Cronkite
Watton
Foy
Emith
Ross
Faytinger
Livingston
Mills
Bel
Ripper
Choate
Walton
Huskers Top Jayhawks 9 8 After Late Rally
Nebraska earns its first win of the season by scoring five runs in the eighth inning to break a 4 4 tie and win 9 8 over Kansas. Davison hits a go ahead homer as the Huskers overturn a stubborn Kansas lead and complete the comeback on the road.
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Hone
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Huskers
Davison
Nebraska
Kansas
Cooley, Walsh and
Trombeld
Armatis and
Williams
Night fight results from New York card headline
Night results from a pressed AP wire note list world featherweight champion Battalizio outpointing Fidel LaHarba of Los Angeles while multiple regional bouts are listed with decisions and knockouts including Brooklyn, Jersey City, Baltimore, New York fighters and others with ad text for classified ads solicitation.
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New York
Bat Battalizio
Fidel la Harba
Los Angeles
Harry Carlton
Jersey City
Snster Brown
Baltimore
Andy
Saviola
York
Aches
Joe Darovic
Binghamion
Stiami
Fla
Toe Knight
Cairo
Yale Okum
Repids
Iowa
Kid Leonard
Maline
Dilly Light
St. Paul
San Diego
Jack Redman
Angeles
Boy Peterson
Minneapolis
Yale
Viet Thompson
Philadelphia
Clement Williamson
New York City
Fred Sturdy
Cal
Frank Pierce
Chicago
Strange As It Seems Star Helen Fox Scores Record High
Helen Fox of St Behalak Uca Academy tallies 60 field goals as team trays 149 to 2 over Fore Smith. Fox also posted 86 points the prior week and 121 points in 17 games in the 1229-30 season, an average near 37 per game, while Joseph Weldt, aged 64, recalls sleeping in the same bed since birth in a historic double-post bed built with his father in 1864.
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Helen Fox
St. Behalak Uca
Fore Smith
Miss Fox
Joseph A. Weldt
Weldt
Lawrence Recreation
Mandean Edmondson
Scheske
Webster
Michaels
King Snow
Craig Jones
Thome
Isi
Ag Stebonal Aa
Ydic W
Aig Hunsinger
Atchison
Hicks Adl
Gies
Foster —_Atl
Lawrence Recreation Ar
Lydia Paintin
B. Snow Meine
Ua Atchison Hot Shots
Russell
Atchison J. Miller
Miller
Yan
Richardson i
Haskell Beats Chilocco In Rivalry Baseball Tilt
Haskell defeated Chilocco 6 to 4 in a hotly contested afternoon game at the Haskell diamond. A season high crowd watched Haskell build a two run lead early, Chilocco tying in the fourth, and Haskell widening to 6 2 by the seventh before Chilocco scored three in the eighth. Spencer Thomas and Perry starred for Haskell in the field and at the plate.
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Haskell
Chilocco
Spencer Thomas
Perry
Shilocco
National League and American League results and schedule
National League Brooklits 3 5 and Philadelphia 3 2. Only games scheduled. American League Detroit at St Louis on wet grounds Chicago at Cleveland rain. Only games scheduled American Association Minneapolis I Kansas City 4 St Paul 5 Milwaukee 3. Only games played. Eastern League Pueblo 3 Topeka 4 7. Three night same. So
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadedelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
National Leagu Brooklits
Philadelphis
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis I. Kanes City
St. Paul
Pueblo
Topeka
Eagles Wil Practice for Twilight League Tryouts
The Twilight League Eagles baseball team will practice at 3 30 PM Monday in Southpark. Manager Lou Harshfield announced tryouts for boys interested in joining teams.
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Eagles
Southpark
Lou Harshfield
Strange Cubs Pirates call spurs confusion in Chicago
By Al Demaree former pitcher recounts an odd scene in Chicago when ground rules became necessary as Cubs and Pirates met. A fly ball into a crowd was ruled two bases on a momentary juggle by Rigel Stephenson, with runners awarded two extra bases. The piece cites prior umpiring quirks including Bill Johnstone forfeiting a Giants game in Philadelphia over center field bleachers crowds and the later reversal.
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Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Rigel Stephenson
Bill Johnstone
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Johnstone
New York
Baseball’s Leading Batters and RBIs In 1920s Era Here
Aggregated batting leaders show Roettger and Herman among top National League names with Cardinals Pirates and Phillies prominent. In the American League Simmons leads with 28 runs and 34 RBIs while Gehrig and Cronin showcase strong hitting and fielding across teams like Yankees Senators and Tigers.
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Aiaysas
Associated Press
Roettger
Eds
Hormepy
Udbie
Orsatti
Cardinals
Hiein
Phillies
L. Wanér
Pirates
Arlett
Klein
Hornsby
Cubs
Herman
Robins
Artett
Reds
Ables
Davis
Sriples —Worthingtop
Braves
Bacell
Cuyler
Bereer
Comorosky
Athletic
Geh-rig
Yankees
Simmons
Gehrig
Cronin
Tors
Senators
Athletics
Alexander
Tigers
Webb
Red Sox
Crone
Chapmnal
Johnson
United States Favored to Clinch Davis Cup Series
The United States Davis Cup team leads Canada two matches to one on the final day, needing one win to reach the tierzone final against Argentina. Sidney B. Wood Jr of New York faces Canadian veteran Dr. Jack Wright, while Frank Shields and Marcel Rainville set up the late showdown after both won Thursday’s opening singles.
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Montreal
United States
Canada
Argentina
Invaders
Platedon
Idney
B. "Wood, Jr
New York
Jack Wright
Frank Shields
Marcel Rainville
Two sport events banned by solons
Lincoln Neb May 23 APJ Big Six conference faculty representatives meeting here last night wiped two major winter events off the schedule. They voted to discontinue the preseason basketball exhibition between Missouri and Kansas and the Tiger Jayhawker dual track meet at Kansas City. Contested boarding proposals for athletes during vacations were rejected.
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Lincoln
Neb
APJ
Big Six
Kansas City
Wetoe
Missouri
Kansas
Convention Hall
Lawrence
Columbia
University of Kansas
University of Pittsburg
Harper son faces Notre Dame choice in Kansas speech
Wichita May 23 AP Mel Harper son of Jesse Harper Notre Dame athletics director will not attend Notre Dame if his father can help it. The father says Mel would lack freedom at Notre Dame and should have initiative. he expects his son to choose Kansas University for college. Mel graduates from high school next month.
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Jess Harper
Notre Dame
Wichita
Kan
Mel, Harper
Jesse Harper
University of Notre Dame
Kansas University
Mel
Wrestling Last Night Results From Various Cities
AP roundup reports multiple matches with mixed results. Gina Charibaldi of Italy defeated Vanka Pann of Russia in straight falls 20:19 and 4 dim. Clinkstock of Oklahoma defeated Unsey of Texas 18:52. Henry de Glance of Montreal defeated Pat McGill 26:00 and 11:00. Other listings include Ray Steele, Kim McMillen, Milo Steinborit, and George Godfrex with various throws and scores in cities across North America.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
Gina Charibaldi
Italy
Vanka Pann
Russia
Dim Clinkstock
Oklahoma
Unsey
Serger
Texas
Holyoke
Henry de Glance
Montreal
Pat McGill
Ephiladelphia
Ray Steele
Mires Tiny Roeher
Kim McMillen
Chicago
Milo Steinborit
Germa Dick Davisesurt
Cale
Battalino Wins Narrow Decision Over La Barba in NYC
Hartford’s Christopher Battalino defeats Fidel La Barba in a 15 round decision in New York. The underdog champ showed little of his usual form as he chased La Barba throughout the bout in a dull, unremarkable fight. The bout keeps Battalino’s feathery title claim in question despite the victory. In Pittsburg Kansas the annual interstate intercollegiate track meet features top stars from four conferences in Kansas and Missouri.
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New York
Christopher
Bat
Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Fidel LaBarba
Los Angeles
la Barba
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Local residents share events and visits in Sigel area
Mrs Harry Richardson and Mary Florence attend Sigel Ladies Aid at Dorothy Richardson's home. William Felt of Lawrence and Donald Pugh visit Fleet's daughter Mrs Thomas Pugh. Noah Pugh family guests in Olathe. Mo White, Mary Elizabeth, Alice Holcom and Fred Haste visit Deer Creek for fishing. Pat Holcom and Ray Seetin report a seven pound catch on the Walkie. Dance at Holcom Grove. music by Augusta Koontz and Mr Nobel. Holcom beats Baldwin 17 to 0 in ball game. Josephine Seetin, Memorial High senior, stays with S. E. Seetin. Roy Goff and family visit. Petefish relatives in Kansas City. Howard Helcom visits grandparents A. L. Helcom. Elsie May visits with S. B. Perdue family. Art Helcom attends Topeka picnic. Pearl Johnson and family call on Roy Goff. Loyd Predue and baby visit with Eunice Perdue. Sam and Roy Seetin, KU students, visit home.
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Fred Haste
Deer Creek
Pat. Holcom
Ray Seetin
Holcom Grove
Augusta Koontz
Mr. Nobel
Baldwin
Holcom
Josephine Seetin
Memorial High School
S. E. Seetin
Roy Goff
John
George
Alvin Petefish
Sigel
Kansas City
Petefish
Henry Sorter
Howard Helcom
A. L. Helcom
Noah Pugh
Elsie May
B. Perdue
Art Helcom
Topeka
Pearl Johnson
Loyd Predue
Baby
Miss Eunice Perdue
Woodstock Church Service Highlights and Local News
A Woodstock Sunday service featured Mabel Petitt reading What an Angel Found and tributes from LeNora Zook Morise Davison and Charles Gucher. A special song was performed by Nettie Haworth and Frank Champion. Also noted are upcoming Father s Day events, local graduations at McLouth High School and multiple community visits, meetings, and family activities around Woodstock and nearby towns.
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Woodstock
Mabel Petitt
LeNora Zook
Morise Davison
Charles Gucher
Nettie Haworth
Frank Champion
McLouth High School
S. Duane-Ogden
Seventh Day Baptist Church of
Nortonville
McLouth
J. H. Cochran
Topeka
County Farm Bureau
Jefferson County Bankers Association
Hardy Oak
Kay
Marvin Stewart
Octuie Ford
Effie Petrie
D. Everett
Winchester
Kincade
Lamar
Colo
Jim Lawless
Self
Arkansas
Orvill Self
Herman Eggert
Howard Eggert
Egeert
Harries
Emma
Irena Helm
Rand
Paul Richey Pel Va
McLouth High’ School
Martin Zook
Sarah W. Wilams
Orville Self
Igen
and Self
Violet Steadle
Kansas
Franklin residents attend birthday basket dinner
Mr and Mrs Will Eisele and son Byron joined a birthday dinner at Ed Thorns home Sunday. Mrs Shirar and family and Mrs Helen Miller visited Ed Browns home Sunday afternoon. Halbergs spent Sunday evening with the Paynes. Floyd Cox and family visited his parents Bur Swallows and daughter Doris. Ruth Esther Haien and Charles Florence were Friday dinner guests at the Waloren ce home.
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Will Eisele
Byron
Ed Thorn
Shirar
Helen Miller
Ed Brown
Halberg
Doris
Ruth
Esther Haien
Charles
Florence
Walorence Home
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E.R. Fleegar
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Tare Beseeee
Hackell
Thomas
Murpi
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Tiger
Duryer
Milner
Chiloceo
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L. E. Bice
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Gus
Associated Post
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Robingz
Bill
Gabe Herman
Homer
Phils
En Rankin
Maryland
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Solons
Take .K. U.M. A
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S. W. Reaves
T. N. Metcalf
Ames
S. W. Beyer
Iowa Strate
W. A. Tarr
Dean Reaves
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Geo. Lown
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A.E. Holcom
Robert Jee
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Pat
Art Holcom
Ethel
Betty
Frances Holcom
John Gimlet
Wayne Ice
A. EB. Ulrich
Kanwaka
F.D. Fenton
Lone Star
Model
Fis
Fred Hastie
B. Seetin
A. E. Holcom
Wrances Holcom
Friflax Pighy
Reno
Patricia Shannon
Lawrence Sanitary
G. G. Richardson
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Jay Reno
Richardson
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Sunnyside
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Standwood
Robert Davison
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Champion
George Tate
Round Grove
Tate
Vira Currier
Irisband
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Lily Brady
Independence
Harry Zook
M. E. Zook
Neighborhood Circle Club
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