Bunn Plans For A Hard Battle In Rivalry Series
The Kansas Jayhawks face a tough three game set with Missouri as the season nears its close. Pitcher Arly Anderson will start for Kansas against Feldkamp or Newman for Missouri in a doubleheader tomorrow.
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Hppr
Kansa
Jayhawkers
Arrly ‘Anderson
Tiger
Feldkamp
Newman Feldkann
Thei Tigers
John Ryan
Tigers
Swofford
McGuaen
Leawid
Sunderworth
Oklahoma Sooners
Ransas
Hill
Chalfont
Culp
Livingston Tal
Maney
Feild
Wallin
Kraemer
Pat Boyle
Kansas City
Thornhill to Rochester for operation on leg injury
Kansas University star Melvin Thornhill will travel to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota after the school year to undergo surgery to straighten a leg injury that sidelined him from football last fall and the broad jump in track. The restraining injury threatens his place on the next Olympic team though he hopes to compete in all events and in Pan American trials if possible. Thornhill, once hailed as a top high school halfback in Rangas, faced continued issues after arrival at Kansas that hindered his stride.
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Melvin
Mutt
Thornhill
Kansas University
Rochester
Minn
The
Mayo Brothers
University
Everett Bradley
Kanasas
Rangas
Prisoners Baseball Team Seeks Matches at Leavenworth
The prisoners baseball team at Port Leavenworth seeks games with any strong team on Saturdays in June or weekends. Managers should contact F. W. Drury, United States Disciplinary Barracks, in charge, for available dates and arrangements.
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Port “Leavenworth
F. W
Drury
United States Disciplinary’ Barracks
Kansas U. Track Team Aims at Chicago National Meet
Coach Huff leads the Kansas University Jayhawkers toward the national collegiate track meet in Chicago June 10. The squad, piloted by Dre Huff, posted a record strong season with wins over Missouri indoors and outdoors, and a standout performance at Manhattan. Several Kansas runners are expected to place in the national event.
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University of Kansas
Chietea Vune 10
Dre H. J. Hu
Huff
Hed. Huff ‘Sansas
Jere
KK. U
Tone Ca
Jayhawkers
Mount Oread
Doctor Huts
University of Missouri
Manhattan
Keans
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Clinton County
A compilation of personal visits and gatherings in Clinton County. Families including the Orr, Ramey, Robinson, Kilgore, and Jeffries clans hospitality and Sunday meals at Brackett, Belvoir, and Lawrence locations. A convention near Clinton April 22 and a funeral at Br. Clark's noted.
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Roy Orr
Kansas
le Claud Ladw
Chester Kile
Brackett
Ori
PL. Dewitt
Mes
Tuy Falks
Fargily
Belvsir
Lee Robinson
Sand
Mis
Little Son
Clinton
Will White
Dinnet
Nitgore
Ann
Ross
Ald
A. Ramey
Th. Meadergs
Orr
Rathrsn
Herbert
Richard
Johnny
Mavie Orr
Torothy
Richardson
Kanwaka
Chester
John Ronkinson
Lawrence
Br. Clark
Custer
Earl
Harry Johnson
G. Ramey
New Orr
J. Robinson
Albert Robincon
Kilgore
Sterl
Statesman
Wer
Valley Telegraphic Classic yields tied team win
In a Valley Telegraphic Classic of Kansas meet, Kansas and Drake tied for first with 30 points each, Missouri finished third at 29, Nebraska fourth with 27, Oklahoma fifth with 24, Iowa State sixth, Kansas State seventh, Washington ninth. Kansas mile relay set a 328.3 record led by Gregory Ash Young and Hess, while Voxel captured the mile.
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Kansas
Washington
Oklahoma
Gregory
Ash
Youns
Hess
Katgas
Voxel
Wdy-Jardabst
Kamal
Rarsass
Karevn
Idies
Oldabonce
Stherten
Swarha
Wan Hy Matehalt
Nebray
Maes
Soule
Hurdies
Secon
Gr Sort
Urwkes
Te Loch Ata
Aml Rythird
Aneen
Tedrey
Brediel
Churetil
Track meet results from Spreacher Kansas meet
Reported events list multiple winners in field and track disciplines. Winners include Elkins and Drake in high jump, Beardsley and White among specified placements. teams Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Kansas mentioned with distances, heights, and records noted. A New Record distance of 15 feet 2 inches is cited among discus or related events.
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Sprecher
Kansas
Elkins
Drack
Drake
Nebra
Beardsles
Aggies
Hut
Missouri
Ghurchi
Oklahoma
Lowell
Mousel
Coon Hound Trials Lead Kenton Labor Day Event
Kenton Ohio hosts the Leafy Oak national coon hound trials with purses totaling 83000. About 41000 hounds expected. entries close May 30. Heat prizes total 2000 with 1000 top purse. events feature treeing the coon and first to tree wins. Also notes on Ohio baseball stars and fencing safety, plus local track hopefuls and high school athlete attempting a state bid.
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Kenton
Ohio
Labor Day
United States
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims rapid relief by neutralizing stomach acid and aiding bowel waste with a pleasant taste and gentle action. The ad notes the product as a long standing U S trade mark by Charles H Philips Chemical Co dating to 1879.
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Phillips
Charles H. Philips Chemical Co
Charles H . Phillips
Faculty recital showcases Mr. Greene’s refined piano skill
Last evening at the fine arts school Mr. Greene displayed strong poise and self control in a demanding program. The recital balanced technical precision with interpretative depth, meeting high expectations and leaving the audience at ease despite a serious, ascentive program.
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Fine Arts School
Greene
Tronwert
Senior recital showcases varied classical works and voices
A detailed critique praises a student program featuring a Brower piece, Liszt polonaise, Tchaikovsky concerto, and Ponchielli aria. Carl Preyer conducts the piano accompaniment with Helen Beard performing. The program ends with remarks on tone, touch, and a rich orchestral blend. A future voice recital by Lyndall Nutter is announced in the Central Administration Building.
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Davidsht
de Bugsy
Mmany
Tschainoksky
Carl Preyer
Greene
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