Ames Meet Sets Valley Marks Across Events
The Ames meet produced multiple record marks as several athletes excelled Saturday, with standout performances across field and track events setting new Valley marks. Strong names emerged, boosting the meet’s statewide profile and signaling a busy season ahead.
Missouri Wins Valley Meet As Records Fall At Ames
Missouri tops the Missouri Valley Conference meet at Ames Iowa with 33 points and sets multiple records. Iowa State places second with 29 1 4, Kansas Aggies third, and Nebraska fourth, as Des Moines native Johnson and several others post new marks in events like the half mile, shot put, discus and relay. Bradley of Kansas highlights the performances by placing high in the broad jump and shot put while teammates Massey and Kremer also shine in distance events.
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Missouri Valley basketball schedules announced by Allen
Manager Forrest C. Allen of the University athletic department says schedules for the Missouri Valley Conference teams were prepared in Ames and will be announced tomorrow. The Kansas schedule is to be completed after the series with Nebraska is finalized, with all games sent to Nebraska authorities this morning for approval.
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Two Games With Ames
Kansas baseball ends season with two Ames games set for Friday and Saturday. University activities pause for spring break, but the Saturday game remains on schedule as announced by Manager Forrest C. Allen. Haskell challenges the Jayhawks, with Manager Allen confirming the proposal to play if Coach Leon McCarthy agrees.
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Kansas Defeated by Missouri in Rain-Shortened Baseball Game
The University of Kansas lost to Missouri 0 to 4 in the lone completed game of the series. Uhrlaub pitched but was sent out late due to costly errors as rain halted the first game.
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Kansas Eliminated In Mvc Tennis Meet At Ames Iowa
Kansas representatives Johnson and Riley were eliminated in the singles semifinals by University of Washington players as Washington won the Missouri Valley Conference meet at Ames Iowa. Palmer Tire Co. tire repairs noted in line.
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Nebraska to rejoin Missouri Valley after next season
Nebraska announces it will not officially rejoin the Missouri Valley Conference until after the upcoming football season. The decision follows a conference meeting in Ames, Iowa, and cites two non college gridiron games against Rutgers and Penn State on November dates. The move includes a push to add the javelin to MVC track events, with final approval expected at the winter meeting in Kansas City.
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Commencement Gifts From Exl W Parsons Jeweler
Commencement gifts include appropriate pieces of jewelry silverware ivory and cut glass. Exl W Parsons Jeweler at 725 Mass. offers selections suitable for graduates and special occasions.
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Ripe olives back in favor after government check
Washington reports ripe olives restored to favor after government chemists found botulism risk stemming from imperfect sterilization. Secretary Meredith announced that proper sterilization eliminates danger, with packs now heated to at least 240 degrees, ensuring safety without altering flavor.
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Coffee imports surge as Prohibition grows in San Francisco
San Francisco officials report March coffee imports set a record as prohibition drives up coffee consumption. March entries reached 21,052,362 pounds valued at 4,080,998 dollars, marking the largest monthly coffee business in customs history.
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Third hand added to clock to show daylight saving time
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