Kansas Relays Open With Nearly A Thousand Athletes
Nearly 1,000 competitors from over 100 universities colleges and high schools gathered in Lawrence for the sixth annual Kansas relays. The meet features a marathon from Topeka to Memorial Stadium and a decathlon with entrants from Central Missouri State Teachers College Monmouth College and more. Strong showings expected from Illinois Kansas Iowa State Northwestern Iowa and Texas A M in distance events, with Notre Dame Missouri Kansas and Texas A M in sprint relays and tight fields expected in shot put pole vault and the 3 000 meter run.
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Lawrence
Kan
West
Middle West
Kansas
United States
Frank Goodleaf
Quebec
Frank White
Cornwall Island
Ont
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Vernon Ennedy
Central Missouri State Teachers’ College
Penn
Illinois
Iowa State
Northwestern
University of Iowa
Texas A. & M
Notre Dame
Missouri
Hundred Schools Represented In Ohio Relays
Prep athletes from more than 100 high schools joined the fifth annual Ohio Relays at Ohio State University stadium. The day’s highlight features a special half mile with Ray Conger of F A C facing Herman Phillips, and Orval Martin, with college entrants from major schools competing in the relays marked for tomorrow's highlight events.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Stadium
Ray Conger
Will Xacea
Herman Phillips
Orval Martin
Purdue
Payne Leads Pyle Cross Country Amid Upsets
JOPLIN MO April 20 After a day of upsets, Oklahoma youth Andrew Payne again led the Pyle cross-country runners as they left Joplin for Miller miles east. John Gob er of Moberly won the 40 mile lap with a 5 05.51 time. Samuel Richman of New York and Harry Rea of Long Beach placed second and third with 6 00.85 and 6 08.38 respectively.
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Joplin
Andrew Payne
Oklahoma Youth
Pyle
Miller
Pane
Tle
Peter Gavuzzi
Southhampton
England
John Gober
Moberly
Miami
Oklo
Samuel Richman
New York
Harry Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Tracksters Headed to Cleveland for Triangular Meet
Coach W L Vaughn takes Elyria cinder team to Cleveland with West and East Highs at West Tech Field. Captain Tichnor sidelined two to three weeks from a road accident. Rennie Martin may return today with an injured hand. About eighteen or twenty boys dispatched for Cleveland. team remains determined after beating Akron West.
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Ellsworth Alheit
W. L.vaughn
Cleveland
Elyria
West
East High
West Tech
Tichnor
Ely Field
Rennie
Martin
West Tech Field
Akron West
Bowling League Banquet At St John’s School Auditorium
St John’s bowling league plans a banquet tonight in the school auditorium on Third street at 6 30 p m. Eight teams compete in the league and about 75 bowlers are expected. Don Myers will deliver the evening’s address.
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Bowling League
St. John’s Bowling League
St. John’s School
Third Street
Don Myers
Indians Beat Sox To Lead American League Standings
Cleveland wrapped up first place in the American League with a 9 to 2 win over Chicago after a 15 hit attack on three Chicago pitchers. The Tribe moved ahead as New York dropped one of two to Boston, leaving Cleveland in front.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
Tribe
New York
Boston Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Standings from a baseball game with multiple players noted
Two base hits by Lind Gerken Hodapp Summa Hudlin Mostil and Kamm lead the offense. Lind and Cis sell hit three bases while Jamieson Gerken Summa provide sacrifices. Double plays include Kamm Barrett Clancy and Cissell Berrett Clancy Summa J Sewell. Barnabe secure loss with 2 strikeouts while Hudlin and Cox tally others. Umps Guthrie Ormsby Hildebrand. Time 1.59.
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Gerken
Hodapp
Summa
Hudlin
Mostil
Kamm
Cissell
Jamieson
Barrett
Clancy
Berrett
J. Sewell
Cleveland
Chicago
Barnabe
Cox
Goodell
Burns
McCurdy
Guth-rie
Ormsby
Hildebrand
Skating Carnival Set for Rainbow Gardens May 9
Fisher's Skating Carnival announced last week will be held at Rainbow Gardens Monday May 9. Four races are planned for boys and girls in two age groups, with nickel plated roller skates as prizes. Registration at Fisher Stores is required. an ice cream social follows and admission is free. A medal will be awarded to the champion skater.
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Fisher’s
Rainbow Gardens
Fisher Store
Baseball Scores From American Results Standings
The recap lists Cleveland 9 Chicago 2. Boston 7 New York 6. New York 7 Boston 2 with the final call in the sixth inning. Detroit 9 St Louis 5. Multiple games cited with one team dominating in each matchup.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
American Games Today matchups span major cities
Chicago hosts Cleveland while Detroit visits St. Louis. Philadelphia plays New York and Boston travels to Washington in a day of intercity basketball showdowns.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Tunney to Train in Speculator Before Heeney Bout
Gene Tunney will arrive Sunday from Florida and spend a few days in New York before heading to Speculator to start training for his bout with Tom Heeney. Jack Delaney challenges Tunney to a golf match while training for a New York bout with Jack Sharkey on April 30.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Florida
Speculator, N. Y
Tom Heeney
Bridgeport
Conn
Jack Delaney
Delaney
Jack Sharkey
National Results and Schedule of Today’s Games
National results list Chicago 135 beat Cincinnati 0 and Boston 9 defeated New York 0 while Pittsburgh edged St. Louis 13 to 10 and Philadelphia topped Brooklyn 9 to 5. Today only games scheduled include St. Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Watching The Scoreboard of Yesterday’s MLB Games
Yesterday’s baseball action featured the Boston Braves edging the New York Giants 9 to 8 in ten innings after Hogers Hornsby scored the tying run in the ninth and drove in the winning run in the tenth. Hack Wilson homered twice as the Cubs crushed the Reds 13 to 0, with Joe Kelly four for four and four RBIs. Sheriff Blake limited the Reds to two hits as the Pirates fell 13 to 10 to the Cardinals in a 32,000 crowd, using seven pitchers across three hours.
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Hogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Cinncinnati Reds
Joe Kelly
Grimm
Sheriff Blake
Reds
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants and Cubs Athletes Shine in Homers and Standings
fragmented list highlights players from the Giants Cubs Tigers Robins Pirates Yankees Browns and Phillies with mentions of homers leaders and league totals. no clear game results or dates but notes several players and teams across National and American Leagues.
Babe Ruth Hammers Three-Run Pair in Exhibition
Babe Ruth tagged a double and a three run homer in a rare nine inning session for the Yankees then contributed two runs as the afterteam produced offense. Despite the burst, the finale ended without a decisive victory.
Notable Sluggers Spark Split Doubleheader
In the morning game Lou Gehrig hit safely four times in four at bats. In the afternoon Gehrig failed to hit but scored a run. Rogers Hornsby collected three hits in four plate appearances and drove in three runs including the tying and winning tallies for the Braves. Paul Warner tripled once in four at bats, scored twice and drove in one. Harry Heilmann drove in two runs with a single in five at bats for the Tigers. Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb were idle.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Paul Warner
Cubs
Harry Heilmann
Tigers
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Idie
Philothea class notes broad and lively Grafton meeting
Sixteen attend Philothea M E church gathering at Mrs F W Howard home with reminiscences of school days and contests won by Mrs Rose Longwell and Mrs Paul Brown. Other gatherings include Loyalty class at Mrs Ed Myers with telegram contest and Easter story, and plans for next meeting. Numerous local visits, visits to Elyria and Cleveland, and community activities noted alongside a school burglary report and illness updates.
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Ed Myers
Pearl Woodings
E. Carmel
C D. Lehman
Merle Lehman
J. D. Mennell
D. A. Swartz
Ruby Zimmerman
Etna Sheldon
W. N. Hitchcock
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Luther Clapp
Ely‘ria
J. W. Clapp
Harold Thompson
Alma Pfeiffer
Anslem
Elyria
L. Barnare
Cleveland
500 Club
W. G. Landman
Charles Esselbaugh
A. C. Bennett
B. A. Rothgary
Chas White
Lois- Rogers
M. E
George Myers
Della
Rose Auslem
Deacon Dubbs
Mallet Creek
Frank Bladowski
Vern Cornish
John Mole
Muriel O'Rourke
Nadine Lehman
J. R. Knight
A. M. Ewers
Ralph Schwartz
Dr. C. F
Donna Rogers
Kent
Marjory Rogers
Western Reserve College
George Dent
New York
Robert Myers
Eva Wolfe
Carl Wolfe
Penfield
Dolly
Mary Starkey
Grafton
Fay Reichard
Winifred Breeds
Pollyappa
Dorothy Schwarer
Miss Tran
Leona Wise
Suzanne Kelley
Jeanne Frances Park
Aidleen Walker
Henry Hornby
Grace Park
Wadsworth
Wellington
L. Alcott
Edward Coe
L. N. Coe
North Olmsted
Chardon
Ohio
W. L. Bryden
Clevelend
Grafton Social Roundup and School Banquet Highlights
Sunday guests marked the Arnold and Swartz families second wedding anniversary while others moved into local farms. Lorain visits and Medina relatives appear amid news of Grafton high school play rehearsals and Belden High School basketball banquet with trophies and captaincies. موارد
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E. E. Arnold
Carolyn
D. A. Swarts
Ira Swartz
Harry Swartz
John Bowman
EB. R. Loomis
River Road
Lorain
Johanna McBride
Medina
Ford Dernier
Carl Shamel
Grafton
Eagles Hall
Elyria
Bernadette
Margaret Baidon
Beulah Myers
Iola
Nita Folley
Irene
Alice Dernier
Belden High School
H. L. Swick
Landis
New London
Mr. Bailey
Maybelle Reisinger
Lois Rogers
Dorothy Bater
Thelma Barth
Dorothy Sandrock
Marjorie Reisigner
Theresa Rising
Millicent Mennell
Della Myers
Charles Aldrich
Joe Smith
Raymond Jerrett
Jim Schaefer
Williard Rising
Therlon Gest
Donald Wettring
Clyde Kline
Nhxt
Days Music
Earl Rice
Robert Rice
Audrey
Ellen Rice
Memorial Hospital
Irene Dernier
Joe Revers
Oberlin
McBride
Bernice Lilezak
Grafton High School
la Grange
Amherst
America
Chas. A. Lindbergh
A. H. Sheffield
Agnes Nagel
C. H. Johnson
L. Tucker
George Trenchard
B. J. Harder
Hedges
la Porte
Lewis Heft
Grafton church notices span April services and events
Announcements for Sunday April 22 list Grafton M. E. Church and Belden MFE Church programs. Highlights include Church Members Day with Bible verse roll call, Sunday school by E. Arnold, Epworth League, and a sermon series on the Mount. Local residents host guests, homemaker club meeting planned, and funeral attendances noted.
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Grafton
Grafton M. E
Germany
Irma Gayeska
E. E. Arnold
Epworth League
Elmer Arias
Harvey
Elyria
Peter Shuster
Earl Shuster
Mildred
la Grange
Shuster
Homemaker Club
W. G. Landman
A. A Spitzer
W. E. Baldwin
W. A. Spitzer
C. M. Spitzer
Chatham
F. W. Howard
Lucy Robson
J. W Tran
Winifred Tran
W. N. Hitchcock
Nelson Hitchcock
J. H. Sheldon
W. E Baker
Lyle Rockwood
Cleveland
Baby
U. A. Spitzer
Geo. Dent
Frank Mayer
Marysville
Kansas
Ohio
Akron
W. P. Chamberlain
Italy Aims to Break World Aviation Records
Italy claims current world aviation records for height and speed and plans soon to challenge records for distance and duration, signaling a broad push to set multiple sky benchmarks.
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Italy
Costly Violins Treasured in Henderson Collection
NORFOLK Neb 20 Henderson a city merchant has built a hobby collecting rare violins in his home studio. The display includes a 400-year-old Amati and instruments by Ruggieri Cremona 1667 Joseph Guarnerius and Stradivarius with ornate bird pictures. A long history ties the pieces to French noble lines and early immigrant paths to Oregon.
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Norfolk
Oregon
Nebraska
Henderson
Ruggier
Cremona
Italy
Amati
Joseph Guarnerius
L Igs
Londo
Mouse Warble Sparks Scare At Princeton
Prien Patrick of Princeton Missouri heard a tiny trill sounding like a canary and tracked it to a cat. He captured the creature but it proved to be a mouse in a vault, whistling while confined. The rodent kept singing as it did when free to raid pantry and cupboard.
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Princeton
Patrick
Mannequin Twins Solves Pin On Paris Frock Mystery
In Paris two twin models, a blonde and a brunette, have solved a long vexing pin problem for dressmakers. Rich American and British women lament the difficulty of seeing how frocks will look on them. The twins will model new frocks and robes of various types, helping select styles for different customers.
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Paris
French airmen blame machines for WA crashes
French aviators complain of frequent accidents blamed on aircraft faults. They claim pilots are often killed and that heavy machine damage hampers investigation making it hard to prove a flaw.
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Paris
Sunlit test shows aluminized coating cuts heat flow
Engineers instruments measured flow through a sunlit surface showing that shiny aluminum layers reflect heat. In tests a coated pane transmitted about eight percent less heat into the interior.
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