Hamilton sets Missouri Valley javelin mark in prelims
Brutus Hamilton captain of Missouri track and field teams and a former Olympic star, posted a new valley record with a 173 feet 434 inch throw in the javelin during the preliminaries of the Fifteenth Annual Missouri Valley meet at Kan Sas field. Nebraska led the trials with fourteen placers in eleven events while Kansas had nine qualifiers in ten events, as Captain Everett Bradley of Kansas and Hamilton vied for high point honors. Leonard Paulu of Grinnell dominated sprints, clocking 10 seconds in the 100 and 22 1 5 in the 220 as hopes to break records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus
Hamilton
Missouri
Kan‘Sas
St. Louis
Smith
Pittsburg Normal
Bradley
Leonard
Paulu
Grinnell Istar
Chicago
Mixed track and baseball notes from Ames and nearby rivals
Track results show miles and throws with names like Moul ton Neb and Hamilton Mo with marks in feet inches and times. Javelin leaders include Hamilton and Schleppel with Bri Bradley and Wenker also posted peaks. Baseball score details state Phi Delta Chi 7 Alpha Chi Sigma 5 after a late rally with King and Johnson on Phi Delta Chi and Irwin and Patterson on Alpha Chi Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta
Chi— King and Johnson
Alpha Chi Sigma
Irwin and Patterson
Phi Delta Chi Wins Pan-Hellenic League Cup
Phi Delta Chi defeated Alpha Chi Sigma 4 to 1 to claim the cup in the Pan-Hellenic league. King pitched superbly for the Phar mies, striking out eighteen of twenty-eight and yielding one hit, a Moyer double. Hodges stood out with a triple, a double, and two singles in four at bats. Irwin pitched for Alpha Chi's and was easily hit.
Haskell Indians Edge Kansas State Normal 4 3
Haskell Indians spoiled a close Fuqua game at Emporia by scoring in the eighth to break a 3 3 tie. Philips Curtis and Levi shared pitching duties for Haskell while O Bryant Thomas and Carle worked for Kansas State Normal. Umpire was JL Baird. Independence races draw Lawrence visitors tomorrow as classic auto events are staged in Independence Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Haskell Indians
Kansas State Normal
Philips
Curtis
Levi
O’bryant
Thomas and
Carle
JL. Baird
Independence
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas Hands Aggies 3-2 In Seventh Inning Rally
Kansas Jayhawkers rallied in the seventh to defeat the Kansas Aggies 3-2 in a standout field game. Custer fanned seven for the Aggies and Aklin five for Kansas. Kansas had an errorless game while Aggies had one error. Parker and Fraser delivered key hits for Kansas, scoring on a three-base shot by Pierce. The series continues with two games against Nebraska next week, concluding Manhattan’s season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Custer
Aklin
Aggie
Aggies
Manhattan Boys
Harris
Burton
Parker
Akin
Murphy
Lonborg
Pierce
Fraser
Cunningham
Argies
Bloomer
Manhattan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Star Arrives Bloomer in Blunted Kansas Aggies Game
In a limited reading, Parker delivered a two base hit and a sacrifice, with Wenzel contributing a sacrifice and Lonborg stealing a base. The Kansas Aggies loaded the bases and took an early lead, while Kansas managed three runs on offense. Final score reflected a two to three victory for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer
Voodo
Polatsescemered
Parker
Kansas
Pierce
Wenzel
Boyd
Farrel
Murphy
Lonborg
Kansas Aggies
Karns
Custer
Larry” Quigley
St. Benedicts
Willaman Brothers to Coach Cyclone Football Next Fall
Ames Iowa May 24 One of a kind coaching duo will guide the Cyclone football team at Iowa State College next fall as Sam and Frank Willaman undertake joint duties. The Willaman brothers have not previously played together on the same squad, a fact noted as they prepare for this shared role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Frank William
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa State College
Frank Willaman
Cyclone
Willaman
Sam Willaman Brothers Shine In Wilce Era At Ohio State
Sam Willaman stood out under coach Jack Wilce at Ohio State in 1911 1912 and 1913 as halfback fullback and end. His brother Frank also excelled as fullback and both earned all western honors. Sam later coached at Cleveland East Tech and quickly began shaping Iowa State football with strong psychology boosting the will to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaman
Jack’ Wilce
Ohio State
Sam
Wilce
Frank
Sam Willaman
Chick” Harley
Pete Stinchcomb
Cleveland East Technical High School
Cleveland
Ohio
Sam’ Williams
Ames
Ginger
Iowa State
Lundblade Leads Qualifying With 44 In Spring Handicap
The spring handicap golf tournament completed its qualifying round. L. W. Lundblade posted the low score with a 44, topping the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Lundblade
Gustafson cup golf match starts with weekly flights
Match play begins with a Gustafson cup event where first flight winner earns the cup name. Prizes awarded to winners and runners up in each flight. Pairings shown for six flights with numerous names and club competitors. All first flight and final matches must be 18 holes. other matches may be 9 holes if both players agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepandicansofe
John Henry
Gustafson
Frank ‘Holliday
Penfield Jones
Vern‘Chirch
L. BE. Russell
John J. ‘Henry
O. A. Barteldes
Ane Hill
F. B. Strong
Dr. Henry
J. Dreisbach
M. S. Waggener
C. M. Soldani
CG. Gilmore
Geo. W. Stratton
B. Kennard
Drescher
Postponed Dedication of Evangeli cal Church at Stull
The dedication of the Evangelical church at Stull is postponed to June 11 to allow Bishop Wiener to attend and take part in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
Wiener
Strawberries for sale north of town on Fort to Fort road
A classified item lists Strawberries for sale one mile north of town on Fort to Fort road. Contact C. R. Westfall at phone 772K2 for details. The ad also notes a housekeeper wanted by W. S. Dick at phone 1178. Another line offers a bargain 260-T refrigerator and a clean mattress for sale at phone 1747.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Westfall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gish
Neb
H. Alyea
Pittsburg
Normal
Blanchard
Washington
Hope
Kearney
Thunier
A. Brown
En . Paula
Grinnell
E. Smith
Noble
Burrill
Irwin
Anderwert
Wipperman
Central _- Wesleyan
Simons
Walter
Lavont
Evans
Keller
O'Leary
M. Smith
Davis
Oklahoma
Ruark
Bier
Mangum
Higgins
Schnebly
Porter
Baker
Riley
Hiedssel
Greene
Mogle
Paul
Nebrasa
Morse
Okla
Noth
Tracy
Obin
Atentaks
Ksas
Rogers
Wesleyan
Lilton
Hartman
Moulton
Nebras
Bradley Sas
Bu Eer
Dencher
Rieddsel
Amies
Broady
Miller
Drake
Holmgren
Wolters
Coats
Brown
Maxwell
Martin
Central Wesleyan
Gardner
Meidinger
Jennings
Con Stable
Glaskin
Waddell
Turner
Cantwell
Schleppel
Wenker
G. Smith
Pittsburg Normals
Thumer
Hatch
Deering
Critchett
RHE Phi Delta Chi
Alpha Chi
Sigma
Baily Ous
Shie
New York
Bie FU
Gao Ee
Fry
PHI Delta Chi Won
Alpha’ Chi Sigma
Haskell
Braves
Lee Aveo
RHE
ABA
ss _ Ernst
Griffith
Sinderson
Cowell
Q Parker
Barth
Farns
Farrell Ec
Murphys
A Lonbore
Frazier
Pollyanna
Elsie Mackay
Poppy Wyndham
America
Lord Inchcape
Lundblade
LOW Man
Peerless Garage
A. L. Williams
N. H
F. H. Church
W. R. Smith
Curt Rosence
E. Charlton
N. Sherwie
Car Ober
H. Longenecker
Dr. Esterley
O. O. Stoland
Dr. Sisson
L. L. Ware
I. C. J. Topping
W. K. Hoover
L. L. Phillips
W. L. Hikenberry
A.T. McClanahan
C. F. Huddleston
Waldo Crowder
B. G. Gustafson
A. B. Weaver
EL L. Treece
Sagc
Arn
Gay C. EB. Lindley
C. E. Friend
H. B. Bul- Tene
Journal-World
Tenn
The
Guardian Life Insurance Co
New England
Topeka
Will Schanke
Budorf
Catt J. Fo
Copp
Eudora
Wiedemann’s
Fort Sale—Bedstead and Springs
W. FE
Emick
Maine
W. S. Dick
San Francisco
Philadelphia
London
Montreal
Timbuktu
Ance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!