Kansas Relays Set to Feature Major Sprint Battles
Lawrenya Kansas April 12 At least two headline events headline quarter mile and half mile relays will anchor the fourth annual Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium Kansas. Rival teams from Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Michigan Texas and Illinois are expected to field strong sprint and medley relays with past world marks and noted runners likely to compete.
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Ilinois
Great Southern
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Rice Institute
Kingus
Jitneis
Hitneis
Texas University
Kansas
Oklahom University
Sooners
Texayean
Northwestern
Valley
Tigley
Varsity Freshman Grid Play In Ames Ends In 0-0 Tie
In Ames Va the varsity and fresh football squads battled to a scoreless 0 to 0 tie in a spring game arranged by Coach Noel Workman to gauge available material. Cory the varsity fullback fumbled near the end, while the frosh recovered and cleared the danger. Weiss the quarterback contributed severalReturns as the attack relied on straight rushing. King and Leeds starred in the backfield with strong line play from Roe and Cureus.
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Ames
Standsuil
Noel Workman
Lews State College
Cory
Varsity
Coe
Valley
Weiss
King
Leeds
Roe
Cureus
Trapshooting at Byrnes Park Draws Record Scores
On a perfect spring day at Byrnes Park grounds the trapshooting event drew 27 entrants. Harry Limbert led with 97 of 100, and others posted strong marks including Shepherd 160 of 170, Cooper 1236 of 150, Witty 90 of 100, and Webber 46 of 50. Linbert and Shepherd each twice and Webber once ran string of 25.
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Tertico
Guuversk
Byrnes Park
Harry Limbert
Shepherd
Cooper
Black
Northey
Witty
Webber
Weather
Linbert
Webhber
Allison Youth to Try Out With Marshall Town
Allison Tennessee April 12 Milo Isapeson will try out for a baseball with Marshalltown of the Mississippi Valley league this year. He has signed contract, while directed by Van Wheater, who leads the Marshalltown club. Tsatesan has played short stop and third base for local teams for a number of years.
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Allison
Milo Isapeson
Marshalltown
Mississipni Valley
van Wheater
Tsatesan
Drake Relays Hopefuls to Boost Tutors Track Prospects
Cedar Falls notes that the Drake Relays program for the Tutors shows optimism after a postponed home meet. Coach Dickenson focuses on relay drills through April 23 with runners Bert Van Denbrink Leighton Ransom Woodcock Roeder Blanchard Kissinger and newcomer McRoberts in the mix for sprint and relay spots.
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Cedar
Teachers College
Dickenson
Drake
Gaton
Andy
Bert Vien Denbrink
Dashman
Leighton
Waterloo
Ransom
Woodcock
Roeder
Blanchard
Kissinger
McRoberts
Hayes to Take Huff's Job as Pioneer Coach
Grinnell College announces Frank L. Duke Flay as director of physical education and athletics succeeding Harry J. Hutt who resigns. Hayes, former Michigan assistant coach, will tutor the varsity basketball squad and assist with track while Mike Hyland remains head football coach. Lester Duke also helps with football and track duties.
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Frank L
Duke
Flay
Grinnell College
Succesor
Harry J. Hutt
Hayes
J. WH. T. Main
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lhcky
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Shuttes
Charlies, Glueck
University of Nebraska
Mike Hyland
Lester Duke
Ster
Cornell to Enter Two Mile Team in Ohio Relay Meet
Mount Vernon Ia April 12 It was announced that Cornell will be represented at the Ohio State relays this weekend with five runners to Columbus for mile and two mile relay events and a sprinter in the college 100 yard dash. Tarbour cap will be the only probable runner at the Ohio meet. other teammates will join in trials. The group includes Tennant Tallman Belt Sin 1hemo Muil enberr Raymond ar Pirkey. The Purple team aims to form a relay and chase records in the mile relay, following a strong indoor season and near record in 1925.
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Mount Vernon
Cornel
Ohio State
jConeh i
V. Saalwacehter
Purpi
Trathk
Cornell
Columbus
Wlre
Mings
Ohio
Ash Park Einer
Cap
Tarbour
Pmeet
Will
Tennant Tallman
Belt
Sin
Timnais
Karl Rip Cornell
Wild Geese and Survival Tales From Outdoor Life
A fragmentary reminiscence blends musings on wild geese migration with quirks of outdoor lore. The text cites European barnacles and swans, hints at hunting practice, then shifts to kitchen and drying methods for fish, plus an anecdote about trading items and a remark on honesty and navigation.
Minor Basketball Rule Changes From Joint Committee
The Amateur Athletic Union the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Young Men's Christian Association report three minor rule changes from their annual meeting. Key updates modify timeouts after injuries and substitutions, allow jumping centers to stand outside the center circle with one foot touching the circle, and define completion of a play as when the ball goes out of bounds or after a field goal attempt.
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York
Amateur Athletic Union
Ntional Collegiate Athletic Associaton
Chris+ Linn association
Local sports roundup hints at upcoming junior high and regatta events
A fragmented report notes junior high cross country and sailing regatta selections. It mentions teams and officials preparing for events in late spring with matchups and venue notes, but many details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Waterloo Relay Games to Hold State High School Meet
The Waterloo Relay Games association plans a state high school relay meet for May 22 at Hast High athletic field if approved by the Iowa prep athletics board. Last year Traer won with 38 points while East High was runner up. many schools expect a larger entry this season.
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Waterloo Relay Games Association
Waterloo Playground Association
Iowa
Hast High
George Brown
Traer
East High
Read
Five Fox Cubs Dug from Den by Hunters
Fox hunting north of Jesin yields five young foxes after excavations following discovery of a den. A mother fox escaped after being turned over. a farmer nearby killed a female fox and dug out two young ones. Local followers report many foxes killed for high pelt prices.
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Jesin
Ross Baldwin
Charles Hummel
Bob Haire
Special Agents Meet at Oelwein Western Road
A report from Oelwein April 12 details Special Agents of the Great Western Road meeting to discuss protecting property at the rail terminal. The dispatch notes duties assigned to Northern Division agents and coordination with local authorities in safeguarding assets along the route.
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Owlwein
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Eis
Chirag
Tonthern Divisi Tidin
Che Ral
Ramsdell Sisters and Deva Lead Plaza Variety Show
The Plaza features the Ramsdell Sisters with Deva in an original program of lyric, Spanish and toe dancing including Little Jackie Toss and Joe Whitehead. On screen Charles Ray and Eleanor Boardman star in The Auction Block. Valentino and Nita Naldi lead Cobre. Ruth Glanville performs live with a spring fashion revue and Irene Castle fashion footage plays. The Rialto screens The King of the Tur with racing melodrama and excitement.
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Ramsdell Sisters
Deve
Esp Ross
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Blanche Ross
Osterliy
Che Ramsdel
Deyo
Rosses
Nimier
Jackie Toss
Joe Whitehead
Charles Ray
Eleanor Boardman
South Carolina
Ray
Pittsburgh
Adolphe Menjou
Paris
Craud
Strand Theatre
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Luca
Porenge
Victor
Ruth Glanville
Palais Royal
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Gayleg
Irene Castle
Peaches and Rhythm Don’t Look Back on Rialto Stage
On the Rialto screen for four diva and Ike Evang Rainbow presents a clever musical comedy revue. The cast delivers song and dance numbers with a lively Rain Girls chorus and colorful dancing routines. Kenneth Warlan and Patsy Ruth Miller lead the film feature with a big band orchestra providing pop accompaniment.
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Ha Harry
Ike
Kenneth Warlan
Patsy Ruth Miler Nes
Fires Burn Two Mitchell Farms in County Blast
Sunday morning two farms in Mitchell county were struck by fire near Valley and Burr Oak township. The Lybarger residence reportedly saved limited property while the Drohy Reeun farm suffered extensive damage. Local insurer Borroer was listed with furniture and a wrecked chemical setup.
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Valley
Willian Lybarger Prace
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Reme Wey
Nanes
Chemiel
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