Huff Recommends Valley Athletes for NCAA Meet
The University of Missouri and NCAA district representative have named 24 middle western track and field athletes for possible participation in the NCAA meet in Los Angeles on June 22 and 23. Kansas leads with six nominees. eight best in each event will be invited with expenses paid, others may enter at their own expense if approved.
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NCAA
Los Angeles
Kansas
H. W. Hargiss
K. UC
Will
Mumber
California
Oklahoma
Huff
Emporia
Haring
Crooms
Bridges
University of Nia Tinineham
Coffinan
Ham
Nebraski
Tathlertis
Chambers Missouri
Caoper
Kansas State
Tandon
Watt
Lechner
Barerns
Iowa
Rivers
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Boulder Post: Clark Named Colorado Basketball Head Coach
Regents announce Earl Dutch Clark as head coach of Colorado basketball. He will oversee intramurals and assist football coach Bill Saunders. Clark, ex Colorado College All American quarterback, resigned after a year at Colorado Mines and previously played pro football with Portsmouth Spartans. He succeeds Henry Iba, who left for Oklahoma A&M after one season. About 40 coaches sought the job. KU meets Colorado in Lawrence on September 20.
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University of Colorado
Regents
Clark
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Colorado College
Henry Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
Boulder
Colorado
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Haskell and K. C. A. C. Boxers Clash Friday
Ten boxers from the K. C. A. C. travel to Haskell Stadium for a Friday night boxing card featuring the Braves. Bout start at 8 oclock with 40 cent admission. Coach Gus Welch awaits Blue Diamond entries and eyeing Missouri team for the outdoor event as part of Haskell commencement festivities.
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Gus Welch
Missouri
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Indians
Haskell
Strange As It Seems War Costs and World War Casualties
The piece discusses war costs with figures from World War I, noting total Allied and Central Powers casualties and per cent killed or missing. It cites eight and a half million deaths and stark ratios, then abruptly blends in a biology note about earthworms regenerating tails. The final line references a "Tomorrow: The Tri-Country Crash" heading.
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Centra
Austro-Hungary
Japan
Start Monday Softball Opens at Woodlawn with Legion Parade
Monday evening marks the Woodlawn softball season kickoff with a parade by the American Legion drum and bugle corps. Carl's Clothiers, last year's champions, meet the Varsity Velvets in the opening game at dusk as lights are readied. Ralph Pine and Walter Palmateer lead the league with nine teams signed and more possible. full schedule to be released once team count is fixed. Florida conservationists led by the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce push to outlaw black bass sales to protect the species amid fears of extinction.
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American Legion
Carl's Clothiers
Varsity Velvets
Ralph Pine
Walter Palmateer
Ligits
Carl's
American Tee
Pontiac
Goodrich Silvertowns
Haverty’s Grocery
Lawrence Clearing House
Brick’s
North Lawrence Civic Association
Pine
Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ward Leads Oklahoma Trackmen in Scoring
Bart Ward a Weatherford junior led the University of Oklahoma track squad with 57 11 12 points this season, winning eight firsts in dashes and broad jump and anchoring sprint relays. Teammates Floyd Lochner 46, Albert Gilles 43, Doug Barham 35, Whit Cox 32 11 12 and Tom Simms 244 followed. Gilles set a new discus mark 148 4 1 2. Barham broke the high jump record 6 ft 6 1 2 in. Ward remains undefeated in 440 yards within Oklahoma and the Big Six.
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Bart Ward
Oklahoma
Gilles
Central Conference Basketball Schedule Set For 1935 Season
Prof William M Poundstone of Southwestern College announces the Central Conference basketball schedule ratified in Topeka. The season opens January 11 with Fort Hays State at Emporia and closes March 2 when Southwestern Mound Builders visit Hays. Solomon's Wisdom appears as a quip about Wife No 999.
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William M. Poundstone
Southwestern College
Central Conference
Topeka
Fort Hays State
Emporia
Southwestern Moundbuilders
Hays
Eastern Track Rivalry Reverses at Intercollegiate Meet
The Intercollegiate A A A A championships at Franklin Field shift to eastern dominance with western teams sending few contenders. Notables like Bob Kiesel of California and John Lyman of Stanford are welcomed, while Southern California sits out. New York University and Manhattan College rise under Emil Von Elling and Pete Waters. Yale Cornell and Harvard compete for outdoor glory, with Yale eyeing a 1920s legacy rebound.
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Franklin Field
Far Western
Tacilce Coast
Bob Kiesel
California
John Lyman
Stanford
Southern California
Jimmy Lavalle
New York University
Manhattan College
Emil von Elling
Pete Waters
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Golden West
Crimson
John Francis Monkley
Elis
Public fishing rights upheld in Michigan ruling
A Michigan court affirmed public access to fishing streams, ruling private owners may not dam waters to thwart anglers. The backstory traces to 1926 when Gideon Gerhardt faced trespass charges on Pine River, sparking a broad sportsmen’s battle. The saga crawled through courts until Judge Raymond declared the public’s fishing rights secure and dams must come down.
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Michigan
Jack van Coevering
Detroit
van Coevering
Gideon Gerhardt
Michigan Supreme Court
Gerhardt
Collins
Michigan Conservation
Raymond
Pine River
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Fragmented OCR notes show New York and Philadelphia matchups with unclear scores. Mentions Minnesota and Louisville among American Association teams and scattered player names, with limited readable details due to garbled text.
Lecompton Visitors From Miami Vacationing Locally
Lecompton hosts Daryl McCall and his wife and son from Miami Florida for a seven week visit with relatives in the area. Mr McCall is a Miami post office employee and a son of the late Alex McCall of Lecompton. Also guests include Mrs Agnes Scott of Larned and daughter Thelma of Worden with Mrs Lula Miller of Ottawa visiting Scott family and G M Bahomaier household.
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Daryl
Miami
Florida
Lecompton
McCall
Ottawa
Lecompton Community and Area Guests Share Weekend
Lecompton and nearby communities hosted visitors and events over the weekend. Guests included families from Topeka and Lawrence, with church sales, alumni banquets, and a joint community sale planned by United Brethren in Lecompton. Local families hosted gatherings, and a Clinton diamond game saw Belvoir C P A ball team win over What Nots.
Lone Star social notes and family announcements
Mr and Mrs C A Ward visited relatives in Lone Star while he recovered from eye surgery with a satisfactory outcome and returned to Salina. A mothers and daughters banquet at the church drew fifty five attendees with a 30 minute program. Visitors included Ross Ulrich and Marvin Herr. New baby Marjory Ann Ward born May 17 in Lawrence.
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Lone Star
Lois Flory
J. W. Autt
Anna
Lola Flory
Dorothy Fishburn
Dorothy Garbutt
Arlene
Maxine
Olive Flory
Candice
Pearl Flory
Murry Bond
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Marjory Ann
Ross Ulrich
New York City
W. H. Ulrich
Marvin Herr
Whittier
California
J. W. Garbutt
Chicago
R. Kreuger
H. C. Metsger
Stull Community Notes Highlight Birthday Party and Local Appointments
Mrs W D Ridinger hosted a birthday party for her daughter Wilma with many children and mothers attending. The column lists local visits, school director elections at Deer Creek Mound Yarnard and Jones schools, ministerial transfers, Globe school hire, and upcoming Stull Needle Club meeting with plans for a children's day program.
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Wilma
W. D. Ridinger
Betty
Ruth Wallkuhle
Helen Deskin
Rachel
Bernita
Leo Ridinger
Ruth Hase Franklin
Rita Lee Riinger
Eula
Wilma Ridinger
Jake
Frank Bidinger
Hase
Helen Kampschreider
Lawrence
Anna Morris
John Morris
Leavenworth
Stull
Freel Hoek
Midland
John Kraft
Abilene
Ed Boehringer
Boehringer
Albert
Jones
Cleep
Alden
Huss
Eldorado
Katherine Brass
Globe School
Brandaudhter
Topeka
W. O. Bidinger
Stull Needle Club
Fred Kampschroder
The
Evangelical Church
O. R. Platz
Hobby
Union News Highlights From Wednesday to Saturday Socials
Mrs filemy Young and her baby daughter visited Mrs Ike Thom on Wednesday afternoon. The CoP A and Plessant Hour Circle hosted an ice cream supper at the township hall Saturday night. Rewdi rector was elected to the Union school board. Kart Shaffer and i trock spent Friday evening at the William Niebrugge home. Helen Sutton and Martha Niebruger stayed with M L Cook near Bald win most of the past week. Mr and Mrs Ike Thomas and Helen ald duck spent Saturday evening with William Niebrugge and family.
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George Whipple
Topeka
J. E. Shirck
Lecompton
Glenn Chapel
C. W. Sehon
Lawrence
Russel Sehon
Sehon
Herbert Hunter
A. F. Kerns
Kerns
Fred Johnson
Frank Taylor
Donald
Barbara Dean
George Hoage
John Taylor
Hazel
Taylor
Lecompton R. H. S
Frank Slavens
Stillwell
Okla
Ha G. M. Bahnmaier
Louis Lasswell
George Lasswell
W. O. McClanahan
Elmer McClanahan
Betty Jo
Guy McClanahan
Ruth
Dorothey
Effineham
Wesley Atkinson
Leavenworth
Mr. Atkinson
Floyd Atkinson
Atkinson
Mabel Bertschinger
Nellie Elder
Miss Bertschinger
F. W. Bertschinger
Bertschinger
Miss Elder
Lecompton R.H. S
EF. M. Babnmaier
Marilyn
Roger Mac
Kanwaka
Ralph Traxler
Norman Lasswell
Hutchinson
Lasswell
Minnie Weeks
George Holly
Marion Lasswell
Weeks
Holly
Mes. Lasswell
Filemy Young
Ike Thomas
Cop. A
Plessant
Township Hall
Rewdi
Union School Board
Kart Shaffer
I Trock
Willam Niebrugge
Aisses
Helen Sutton
Martha Niebruger
M.L. Cook
Baldwin
Ke ‘Thomas
Helen Ald Duck
William Niebrugge
Greenwood Valley district board meeting notes May 25
Greenwood Valley school district held its board meeting May 25 electing Justine Geelan as clerk. The report lists local residents visiting, hosting, and social mentions including the Trefthan and Kellogg families, and various relatives visiting in Topeka and at home.
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Justine Geelan
Trefthan
New
John French
Larry Riley
Greenwood Valley
Mot. Brookes
Topeka
Geraldine Holloway
Tecompbet
Helen Brown
Pri Grave
Elsie Kellogg
Dark
Harley Dark
Sammy Dark
Gen Kelloge
Johnie
McLinn
Harold Slaughter
Lorena
Dorothy Mac
Ben Kellogg
Girardo Simon
George
Edna
Ben Kelloge
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