Keen Track Stars Face Wide Open National Meet
Los Angeles May 28 AP The national collegiate track and field championships July 22 23 in Los Angeles draw on the Atlantic seaboard as never before with eastern contenders led by Princeton’s Bill Bonthron set to challenge Stanford for the title. Harvard Pennsylvania Yale and other IC 4A schools may contest. Victors in Philadelphia's events loom as threats as Stanford eyes a tough test from LSU Kansas Illinois Michigan Indiana and Nebraska rivals.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Philadelphia
Stanford
I.C
Dink Templeton
Indians
Palo Alto
South
Middle West
West
Louisiana State
Jack Torrance
Glen Hardin
Southern California
Trojans
N.C.A.A
Ralph
Metcalfe
Marquette
Bob Riesel
California
la Valle
Blackman
Hardin
Bonthron
Cunningham
C. C. Hornbostel
Indiana
Notable MLB Early Games Across Leagues
Gus Suhr drove in four for the Pirates with two homers as Tirates delivered. Braves shut out the opponent on eight hits. Buddy Myer led the Senators with a homer a double and two singles against the White Sox. Van Mungo and Sam Wort each held opponents as noted with six hits and a homer or two doubles. Tugzy Dean hit a tenth inning homer to lift the Cardinals past the Phillies.
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Gus Suhr
Baseball Leaders Reflect Sharp Hitting Across Leagues
Key batting averages and run totals highlight top performers in the National and American Leagues. Hemsley Brown and Gehrig lead with high averages and RBIs, while Manush and Reynolds post notable hits and doubles. Stark competition features Leslie, Medwick, Klein, and Rexnovis among standout names.
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Associated Press
Hemlrioek
Phil
Leslie
Dodgers
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Pirates
Kiein
Cube
Medwick
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Klein
Cubs
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Browns
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Red Sox
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Rexnovis
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Benura
White Sox
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Werher
Kei Sox
Hichine Gomez
Topeka Leads Kane County Baseball. Beats El Dorado 11–4
Topeka surged to an 11 4 victory over El Dorado in a heavy hitting game at El Dorado. Bennet the Topeka pitcher limited opposing batters to six hits. Salina, last year’s champs, defeated Beloit 8–6 at Beloit with most scoring in the final three innings.
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Capital City
el Dorado
Bennet
Salina
Beloit
Hong Kong a British Crown Colony guarding Canton River
The text describes Hong Kong as a British Crown Colony with Victoria as capital, detailing its position at the mouth of the Canton River, its naval and trade roles, and its 1941 cession to Britain after the First Opium War. It also notes common misconceptions equating Hong Kong with a city.
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Canton River
Hong Kong
Victoria
Great Britain
China
Stand
George W W. Stimpson
Perry Wins 9 to 7 in League Clash at Home
Perry defeated the Lawrence Merchants 9 to 7 after a late Lawrence rally. Treland starred with three doubles and a triple in five at bats driving in runs. Parnell scored twice and drove in another. Ireland, Guffer, and Harris contributed key hits as Perry built and held a lead through nine innings. Beth el made key catches for the Merchants. next Sunday the Merchants face Topeka’s Santa Fe.
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Guffer
Bucky Harris
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Bethel
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Topeka
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Rosepore
L. Hunter
Welter
Schlegel
Lichirter
Longstaff
A Law
Merch
Harris
Rethel
Nelson
Duver
Broeker
Franks
P Guffer
Pearson
Francis
Lonestaff
Aff
longstaff_nene
New Baseball Style Faces Slow Support Among Western Leaguers
Des Moines reports lively baseball with 107 hits and six home runs in four games. St Joseph and Sioux City pitchers struggle as Saints pile 20 hits for 17 runs and Cowboys 15 safeties for 12. In Nevada Missouri a Fort Scott pitcher Martin Cooper is injured eyeing possible loss of sight from a line drive. Alabama extends its long 19 game schedule this season.
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St. Joseph
Nevada, Mo
Martin Cooper
Fort Scott
Lewis North to Meet Oatman in Golf Finals
Lewis North upset Dale Maxwell 2 up in the Hillview championship flight semi finals to reach the finals against Glen Oatman. The 6 hole title match is set for next Sunday with a large crowd expected and play at 1:30 for the balance.
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Dale Maxwell
Hillview
Glen Oatman
North
Oatman
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Tpalmateer
Cliff Carl
al Bromersick
Charles Whitaker
H. K. Glidden
TH. Hart
Ft. Midge de Shield
In Topeka Tourney Open at White Lakes Club
In Topeka Kansas May 28 golf opens with individual play as three professional amateur teams share first. Winners Germinden Sedala Mo Hernsby Topeka Clarence Yawkey Kansas City Bugs Willboxom Topeka Bunny Tarpey and Bo Meier Kansas City shot 66. Ahlstrom Lattimore Topeka 67. Dodson Kaiser Springfield Mo 68.
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White Lakes Club
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Sedalia
John Hernsby
Clarence Yawkey
Kansas City
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Top City
Bunny Tarpey
Bo. Meier
Marius Ahlstrom
Dr. H. J. Lattimore
Leonard Dodson
Herman Kaiser
Springfield
Valley and Big Six face training table clash and eligibility row
The Missouri Valley outlook worries Big Six coaches as Butler left the Valley and Tulsa U and Washburn joined, with another member being sought. Kansas Vocational at Topeka draws strong protest for recruiting beyond local scope, while Elmer Schaake takes over athletics at Bethany College.
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Topeka
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Newton
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Emporia Gazette
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Elmer Schaake
Schaake
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Bethany
Schuake
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Portsmouth
Patsy Clark
Seine
Tad Reid
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E.A.E
Oklahoma Runner Injured In Big Six Track Spill
At Lincoln Nebraska during the Big Six preliminaries the 440 yard race caused a crash when Graves of Kansas shoved Bill Thompson of Oklahoma. Thompson flipped, Graves landed atop him, and trainers treated him for multiple injuries including scrapes, cuts, and deep spike wounds.
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Nornman
Bill Thompson
Tulsa
University of Oklahoma
Lincoln
Neb
Graves
Kansas
Thompson
Sooner
Bill
Duc
McLean
Nebraska
McLarnin Ross Welter title bout draws Madison crowd
New York May 28 AP Jimmy McLarnin will defend his welter crown against Barney Ross in Madison Square Garden amid doubt on the outcome. About 60,000 fans expected. betting odds 7 to 5 favor McLarnin. Ross argues to outbox and outpace the Irishman in 13 rounds. The milk fund co-promotes, gross receipts may near 250000. rain could push the bout to subsequent nights.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
McLarnin
Ross
Woods
Sid ‘Perris
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Joe Glick
Sammy Baker
Ruby Goldstein
al Singer
Jimmy
Jdhnmuiy
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Garden
Kansas Wins Interstate Horseshoe Clash Over California
In Topeka fair grounds yesterday a three player Kansas team led by Frank Phillips Alvin Gandy and Alvin Dahlene defeated a California team featuring Ted Allen Ira Allen and Fernando Tsias by 5 to 4. Ringing stats show Ted Allen 3-0 79.2 percent and Ira Allen 0-6 61.2 with other scores for Gandy Phillips and Dahlene. Next Thursday Ted Allen and C C Davis will duel world title contenders in Kansas City on Lawn Avenue.
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Allen
Fernando Tsias
Mexico
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Alvin Dahlene
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Wichita Marksman Wins State Trapshooting Title
Hutchinson Kansas saw a state trapshooting meet with T E Morris of Wichita winning the title by a narrow margin over Guy von Schriltz of Pittsburg and Fred Etchen of Wichita who posted scores 199 and 196 respectively. Etchen also won the class doubles with 96 while C R McDowell of Phllinsburg took class B doubles with 3. FB A Hong of Pleasanton captured the state handicap championship with 98 of 190. I Harbaugh of Medicine Lodge was named state junior champion with 30 of 50. The 1935 meet will be at Wichita.
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Mav
T. E. Morris
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Guy von Schriltz
Pittsburg
Fred Etchen
Etchen
C. Re McDowell
Phillinsburg
FB. A. Hong
Pleasanton
Harbaugh
Medicine Lodge
Washington State pair shine in long distance shot put
Washington State college showcases George Theodoratos and Hal Banker with notable shots this season. Theodoratos reaches 51 feet 63 inches and Banker hits 49 feet 7 inches, highlighting strong performances by the pair in the event.
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Washington State College
George Theodoratos
Hal Bankeer
Kansas Officials Target Lake Building Program Sites
John Spencer of the U S Forest Service visits Kansas to discuss lake building with Governor Landon and the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. CCC camp requests are due by June 15, with parks at Finney, Wabaunsee, Woodson and Lyon counties moving ahead. The governor aims to accelerate the program as finances allow from hunting and fishing license sales. Citizens donate land and seek tax reductions under a 1931 law amended recently for constructing storage dams on dry watercourses to create reservoirs, with landowners urged to contact George Knapp in Topeka for guidance.
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George Knapp
McLarnin to Meet Ross Narrow Weight Edge Guidance
Jim McLarnin will defend his welterweight title against Barney Ross with less than a five pound allowance. McLarnin weighed 142 pounds at noon, five pounds under the welterweight limit, while Ross weighed 157 3 4 pounds. The bout hinges on the official scales and the agreed weight for Ross.
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Jimmy MclLarnin
Barney Ross
Chicag
McLarmin
Ross
Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights Local Life
Last week in Pleasant Grove was busy with visits and travels. Families like the Landis, Flory and Beaman groups moved or hosted relatives while others worked on homes and farms. Students from Pleasant Grove school celebrate two graduates Armon Landes and Robert Elston, and local clubs held meetings despite muddy roads. Bible school begins.
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Jack
Walnut Grove
Virgil Landis
Arnold Warren
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Lawrence
West Sixth Street
Ralph Peterson
Virginia Sue Holsapple
Jack Dillon
Walter Deay
Lloyd Hegeman
Dudley
Wayne
John Daniels
Harry Hegeman
Sinclair
Pleasant Grove
Armon Landis
Robert Elston
Alberta Bond
Roy Neay
Walter Deny
Ketty Peterson
C. N. Peterson
High Prairie
Charles and
Llwyd Shuck Shear
N. D. Messer
Frank Deay
Virgil
CGPA
Virgil Bond
Kansas City
Roscoe Daniels
Bible School
Opening Sessions At Trinity Lutheran Church Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School opened today at 9 oclock at Trinity Lutheran Church. Girls and boys from kindergarten to junior high from any denomination are welcome. Special courses are offered. Those unable to enroll earlier may complete enrollment by Friday.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Classified Ad Tips From Chelsea Record
A quirky public safety aside notes a friend paid a hundred dollars for a mixed collie and pull is a dog part riddle. It asks what part is bull, then jokes the hundred dollars relate to selling odds and tips in a classified ad.
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