Kansas Faces Aggies in Big Six Layoff Bid
Kansas aims to rebound in Big Six play with a two game series against Oklahoma State led by Paul Fisher Mort White and Rob Thomson. Absences of Bert Stoga and Culp, plus injuries, threaten Kansas chances as they seek a split to stay in conference pennant race while focusing on improved defense and steady pitching from Lichlyter Schmidt and Manning.
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Lloyd Jatton
Charles “Harper
Twenty Six Jayhawker Athletes Lose to KU Graduation
Graduation on June 10 will end the intercollegiate careers of 26 University of Kansas athletes across football, basketball, track and field, baseball, wrestling, and tennis. Key losses include Hauser, Olson, Cooper, Shannon, and Schroeder from football. Malley, McGuire, Dodd, Plamley, Haus er, and Shannon from basketball and track. plus baseball trio Culp and Maney among others. The class exits with multiple lettermen across several sports, signaling a broad shift for Kansas athletics next season.
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Harold Hauser
Andrew Olson
John Shannon
Kansas
Sterling
Bob Malley
Clarence McGuire
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Harold Hausér
Erward
Paco” Frazier
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Laurenman
Leo
Dodd
Lloyd Williams
Letterman
Arthur Schroeder
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Lester Vogel
Pete Springer
Elbert Mosher
Diplomis
Wayne Culp
K. U. Baseball
Bob Maney
Morty White
Ken Johnson
John Outland
Jayhawk
Tommy Gox
Gradott
K. U
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A. Rice
Jayhawker
George. Gsell
James Jewell
Raymond Belt
Bruce Adhcraft
Meet Semi Finals in Chicago Heavyweight Tournament
Four heavyweights ready for semi final bouts at Chicago stadium international amateur tournament. Larry Doyle of San Francisco Ralph Ficuello of New York Pete Landini of Pittsburgh John Schwabe of St Louis named as likely to carry titles after preliminary rounds.
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Ralph’ Ficuello
New York
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Pittsburgh
John Schwabe
St. Louis
Canada
Foormen
Dominion
Steve W.allops
Crowder Returns to Cleveland for Golf Tourneys
Waldo Crowder, a leading young pro formerly with Columbia Hills in Cleveland, returns to the area as first assistant at Kirtdan Country Club Willoughby. He tied for sixth in the national Open at Olympia Fields and Chicago last year and will compete in major tournaments while teaching. Crowder, Kansas alumnus and former Kansas State tour winner, is among 31 US players without Open qualification this year.
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Electric Power Nine Defeat Union Pacific 8 to 5 in League Play
The Kansas Electric Power Company nine topped Union Pacific 8 to 5 last night in an Industrial League game. The Electric squad pulled away in the second inning with five runs aided by timely hitting and fielding errors. Union Pacific rallied late but could not overtake the lead, and tonight features Journal World vs Ice Company with another match slated for Wednesday pitting Bankers against Jenny.
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Texas racers finish after weary 19 day jog
El Paso dispatch reports weary runners from Texas completing a long pavement jog from Fabens to Las Cruces. The group, led by John, posted a 3:23:40 time after 19 days on the road, as spectators inched closer to the finish on Thursday afternoon.
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Griffith to Probe Others in Big Ten
Chicago May 28 AP Major John L Griffith commissioner of Big Ten athletics announced a probe of the nine remaining members to determine if they should face ouster action like Iowa. He refused to reveal details or players involved, calling the Big Ten a family affair. Griffith left Iowa City after a request for reasons behind the ouster.
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Towa University
John L. Griffith
Big Ten Athletics
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Griffith
Major Griffith
Iowa
Ten
J Ideiow Griffith
Boxing Knockouts Reported in US Rooms and Cities
The Associated Press reports multiple boxing results across cities including New York Boston Baltimore Kansas City Milwaukee Indianapolis and Dodge City with several fighters securing knockouts and points decisions. Notable bouts mention George Hoffman Ralph Smith Buster Brown Joe O'Brien and Angus Snyder among others with varied outcomes and card details.
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Bos
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France
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Kansas City
Walker Rich
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City
Joe O'Brien
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Danny Dermot
Chicago
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Rndt
Dave Miller
Dave Chicago
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Mandell to Defend Lightweight Crown This Summer
Jim Mullen announced an agreement with Sammy Mandell that the world lightweight champion will defend his title against the best available opponent this summer in Chicago. Promoter plans and venue details remain to be finalized.
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Ruth
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Deaf Mute Boxer Tries for Boxing Crown in L A
In Los Angeles May 28 AP reports Mushy Callahan will defend his junior welterweight title against Fred Mahan a deaf mute challenger. Mahan who can only read and sign through vibrations passed a California license test to prove he can compete under ring rules. The bout at the Olympic Auditorium marks Callahan’s comeback after two years inactive and Mahan is seen as the sharper challenger despite Callahan being the favorite.
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Mushy
Callahan
Lottet
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Fred “Dum” Mahan
Olympic Auditorium
Mahan
Jin
California
State’ Athletic Commission
Special Golf Matches At the County Club
A special flat tournament at Lawrence Country club on Decoration Day eve Thursday morning May 30 features nine holes medal play with handicap. New players only compete in a flag placement format with prizes of four balls for first, two for second, one for third. in the afternoon a Scotch foursome will be played with winning team awarded one ball each.
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