Iowa Conference Expels For Subsidized Athletics Role
Chicago May 27 Major John L Griffith commissioner of athletics in the Big Ten today announced the expulsion of Iowa for violation of the rule prohibiting recruiting and subsidizing athletes. The move followed protests by Iowa students and alumni and statements by university officials. The action noted that wealthy Iowa City residents maintained a slush fund to finance athletics.
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Conference set to recognize Big Ten champion
Major Griffith stated that all games would be recognized by the conference and that if Iowa was crowned winner, Wisconsin and Michigan would also be considered. The remark ties to determining the Big Ten champion under the conference rules.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Major Griffith
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Husker Baseball Seeks Big Six Title Run
Nebraska Husker baseball team surged to the lead in the Big Six after a four game winning streak. They swept Oklahoma in a two game set and defeated Iowa State 40 to 1 and 6 to 4, moving one step from clinching the pennant with upcoming Missouri games. Kansas Jayhawkers face the Aggies in Manhattan in remaining conference play.
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Excelsior Springs Star Jones Wins Annual Invitation Golf Meet
Lawrence Walfer, a 19 year old sophomore from nearby, put on a strong showing against seasoned rivals in the annual invitation golf tournament. Maurice R. Smith of Indian Hills KC defeated Jones in a dramatic 18 hole final with a birdie from tall grass, while Smith earlier beat Ed Guettel and Carl Baxter in grueling matches to reach the final. The event showcased youth and experience, with Walsh competing admirably and Jones briefly leading at key moments before Smith’s late efforts sealed the win.
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Kansas City
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Iowa University Students Protest Expulsion From Conference
Iowa City AP report notes students protest the University of Iowa being expelled from the Big Ten over charges of subsidizing athletes. Egging targeted Paul E. Jing home, while track coach George Breenahan and B. Lauer appealed for nonviolence.
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George Breenahan
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Big Ten
Iowa City
Pele
Life Nine Wins to 3 as Kansas City Defeats Haskell Indians
Kansas City Life Insurance tops Haskell Indians 3 to 1 in a Saturday tilt. Foley opened with a homer for Life, Maroney drilled a triple for two more runs, and Ward hit a late homer for Haskell.
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Haskell
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Egbert Ward
Nebraska Yearlings Win Telegraphic Track Meet
Nebraska Yearlings capture the first Big Six telegraphic track meet for freshmen with 48 points. T N Metcalf of Iowa State announced Missouri led with 26, Oklahoma 25, Kansas Aggies 24, Kansas State 22, Iowa State 22. KU results not filed. Olympic-era sports items and city notes follow with various scores. The Oklahoma A M college track team won the Missouri Valley Conference championship at Stillwater with 60.3 points, Washington U second, Grinnell third.
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Oklahoma
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Stilwater
Washington University
Grinnell
Futuristic footrace reaches Juarez stop in border trek
Fabens Texas May 27 AP report says C Gi Pyle's transcontinental footrace gains an international aspect with a Juarez stop tonight. El Paso Chamber of Commerce dispute ousted the U S routing. 23 surviving runners to check in at Juarez amid immigration concerns. A matinee bunion follies show set for El Paso, possible bridge delays from non citizen runners. The Texas leg ends with a 19 day stretch, while Salo Issase Gavuzzi Umeri race for lead and 11650 points in the standings.
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Divot Diggings From Local Golf Day At Topeka
Chet Jones shown blossoming in new English shoes and playing golf with classic style. Fred Jaedicke challenged for a real match but was defeated with a 89 score. J B Henry also surprised the crowd as Topeka golf fans enjoyed perfect weather and sharp play.
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Pitchers Bruise Hands In Warmups
Al Demaree notes in a reminiscence that pitcher practice injuries arise from grip and throw style. He recalls a former Giants pitcher and comments on how different pitchers impart varying force on balls, affecting receivers’ hands.
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New York Giants
H. T. Joneses
Lawrence County Club Upset at Topeka in Golf Match
Lawrence Country Club arrived in Topeka to avenge a previous defeat but the home team outplayed them 42 to 18. Perfect weather and ideal conditions highlighted the trip though some players faced showers and “drowned rats” on the trip back.
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Lawrence
Local Farmers Union Meeting Set With Various Speakers
Franklin John Garret and Mrs Elmo Garret lead a program committee for the next Farmers Union meeting to be held in Franklin Friday night June 7. Delegates will be chosen to attend the county meeting at Cargie. Topics include rural school consolidation debated by J M Palmer and a recreation talk by Mrs Frank Gosper. The last meeting featured recitations, readings, piano solos, and a talking dog sketch. Several local families and visitors from Lawrence and Lake View attended. a birth and a fall are noted amid other community updates.
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John Garret
Elmo Garret
O. L.j.cox
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Farmers Union County
Cargie
Frank Gosper
J. M. Palmer
Lois Tate
Emma Schutz
Lawrence Fearing
Earl Falkenstein
Lawrence
Plin White
Lida Wilson
Arthur. Oatman
Floyd. Cox
Junior Cox
Floyd Cox
Oliver Schutz
Ena Baer
Lake View
Olof Schirner
North Bawrén
Arthur’ Schutz
Kenneth
Mildred Anderson
Local Notices of Weddings Deaths and Chaplain Visits
A collection of neighborhood items notes Mrs Michael Schutz and family happenings, deaths including John Northrup, and several social calls. Mrs Schutz receives a potted geranium from the Helping Hand class. Miss Bernice Godfrey and Chester Mitchell wed. a child clinic is set for Eudora with Dr. C O Johnson. Roosters advised to be culled after hatching season. terms.
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Karisa
Frank Gosper
Familia
Seth Welsh
Lawrence
T.hear
John ‘Northrup
New York
Eva Baer
Lake View
Ingle
Shores
Law
Renee
Arthur. Schutz
Kenneth
Mildred Anderson
Schutz
Evangelical Church of
Oliver Schutz
Chester Mitchell
Bert Mitchell
Bernice Godfrey
Eudora
C. O. Johnson
Mary H. McAuliffe
Hatchery chicks sale at Achning's Hardware
Seber Hatchery announces a sale of 9 900 heavy breed chicks at Achning's Hardware store on Wednesday morning from 9 to 12 noon at 10 cents each.
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Achning's
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