City Leaguers Rally For Twilight Baseball Meeting
A second effort to revive the City League calls players from merchants Elks and printers to a meeting early next week. Organizers aim to prove the league is not dead and gather enough support to start summer play at the Merchants Association Rooms over the People's State Bank. Also notes Arthur St Mosse's return to Oklahoma University football and a Sunday School basketball tournament at the YMCA, plus Carl Morris resting in Oklahoma and weather hampering baseball and boating.
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Merchants Association ‘Rooms
People’s State Bank
Rauch
Kansas University
Arthur St. i -Mosse
Missouri Valley
Mosse
West Fall
Schmelzer Club Signs Three Players for Season
The Schmelzer team of the inter state league adds three players for the coming season. Shorty Wallace and Bob Heisterberg from Kids Nichols, plus Mikey Ward of California, join a roster touted to have the league’s strongest dugout. Manager Torney plans travel to Atchison next week and then Missouri before the National Unions opener on May 5.
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Schmelzer
Shorty
Wallace
Bob Heisterberg
Nichols Aggregation
Mikey Ward
California
Helig
Sehmelzers
Heister
Ward
San Francisco
Gunners
Sehmeizers
Chicago Cubs
Torney
Lawrence
Atchison
Missouri
National Unions
Volleyball Tonight at the YMCA Tournament
Seven teams compete in a YMCA volleyball tournament. The opening match features Corey Tolies and Gillispie at 5 o clock. After supper the Rice Brush and Asher teams play with the winner of the first match advancing.
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Corey
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Gillispie
Brush
Asher
Story Hour Shines as Dail Girls Tell Mythic Tales
Thirty nine children attended Saturday afternoon in the smaller Fraternal Aid hall where the expression department girls told stories. Mythological and nature tales were shared with clear diction and accuracy, impressing the audience.
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Fraternal Aid Dail
Expression Department
Kansas Baseball Season Delayed By Wet Weather
Weather has postponed Kansas baseball games twice. opening series now aimed for April 9 and 10 at home if conditions allow. Coach Sherci has limited outdoor practice, with players indoors most of the season and potential for the team to begin play with little outdoor preparation.
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Kansas
Sherci
Oxford Wins Race at Putney in 69th Annual Contest
Oxford today won the 69th annual eight-oared boat race at Putney over Cambridge by six lengths. The Dark Blues finished the four mile course in twenty two minutes and five seconds.
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Cambridge
Putney
Engin
Osford
Dark Bluez
Merchants Defeat Meulbachs in Alley Match
In a Merchants alleys match the Meulbachs of Kansas City fell to a local picked team with pin spillers. The Merchants totaled 2502 points to 248 for the visitors. Joal team members were Tom éeney Jr Otto Barteldes Freq Barteldes Geo. Kuhne and Banks Brown.
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Merchants
Presbyterians Win Interleague A Class Championship
The Presbyterian A team won the A division title in the inter league tournament closing Saturday night. In B class the Christians shared the Gustafzon trophy with Presbyterian A. Second places went to the Methodists in A and Lutherans in B. Trophies and guilt shields will honor players. Saturday scores: A Presbyterians 23, Lutherans 22, Christians 18, Baptists 41, Methodists 14. B Christians 13, Presbyterians 6.
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Inter. S. Leleague
Gustafzon
Presbyterian A‘s
Aelaiss
High School Play Deacon's Second Wife Impresses Audience
Saturday matinee and evening performances at Fraternal Aid Hall featured the senior class annual play The Deacon's Second Wife. Miss Margrette Forest led the female roles with Carl Jones as the leading man, supported by a list of students including Harry Mc Culloch Gula Finch Martan Russell Frances Salle Donald Hutt Helen Goune Nina Kanga Bevan Davis Lu_eille Stratton Vatetta Hosfont and coach Patti Hiatt.
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Deacon
Everdng High School Thespians
Tanate
Miss Margrette Forest
Carl Jones
Harry McCulloch
Gula Finch
Martan Russell
Frances Salle
Donald Hutt
Helen
Goune
Nina Kanga
Bevan Davis
Lueille
Stratton
Vatetta Hosfont
Bis
Patti Hiatt
Rice and Martin Open Inter-Y Basketball Season
On Wednesday night the Rice and Martin teams kick off the inter-Y basketball schedule. Mr. A. Iniskthall’s squads initiate play, marking the season’s first games for both teams.
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Rice and Martin
Inter- Y
Mr. A. Iniskthall
Inter-School Basketball Gamed as Friday Night Series
Inter-School Games set for next Friday feature Pinckney Quines and Central high schools. Matches will be at the Y.M.C.A. gym with local fans expected to attend.
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Y. 3. C. Ava
Open Sessions Next Week at Topeka Presbytery
The Presbytery of Topeka will open its sessions at First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence on Tuesday night April 9 at 8 p m with opening sermon by Rev A H Har shaw of Junction City on Bye Witnesses and Ministers of the World A luncheon and talks follow with speakers Rev Dr McBride Leavenworth on Home Missions and Rev James Adams Taiku Korea on work in Korea Four commissioners to the General Assembly to be held at Louisville May 26 will be elected A marriage license was granted in probate court to Ed De Dale Woodruff Mo and May Pna Beverly Mo
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Topeka
First Presbyterian Church of
Lawrence
A. H. Harshaw
D. D
Junction City
Lndiex
First Elmred
Werminster Hall
Dr. McBride
Leavenworth
James Adams
Taiku
Korea
Louisville
Ed. de Dale
Woodruff, Mo
Beverly, Mo
Ottawa Daily Social Roundup of Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Trattar visited friends in Ottawa yesterday. Prof RE F Jones traveled to Kansas City to drill his choir for Easter services. Don Sawyer left for Rockport Missouri to visit until after Easter. Lawrence Catlin went to Topeka for a college meeting. M C Al presidents Dr White of Teagone was in Ottawa on business. Miss Gerelda Regal was shopping in Ottawa yesterday. Tamar Moover went to Chanute for a few days. Miss Beulah Strew and Fern Hoover were Ottawa visitors yesterday. Earl Milliken Chas Lowry Frank Sergerst and John Lowry went to Topeka to hunt docks until Monday. The Delta Zetas announced Mrs W E Slaght as patroness. Miss Nell and Esther Farreson went to Norwood after spending the week there. Prof Roy Porterfield went to Lawrence to visit over Sunday. Dr S S Murphy was in Ottawa. John Counts was in Ottawa Friday on a short visit. Miss Clifford Scott returned to her home in Smith Center after a short visit with her mother Mrs Walter Scott.
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Chanute
Smnt
Beulah Strew
Fern Hoover
Ottawa
Earl Milliken
Chas. Lowry
Frank Sergerst
John. Lowry
Tola
Hunt Docks
Delta Zeta
Hye
W. E. Slaght
Nell
Esther Farreson
Norwood
Prof
Roy
Porterfield
Lawrence
S. S. Murphy
John Counts
Miss Clifford -Scott
Smith Center
Walter Scott
Special services planned for Holy Week at local church
Special services arranged for Thursday and Good Friday under Dr Kester with Easter Sunday observances and increased church activity expected. Harley Ault returned to Kansas City after visiting his parents and Cap Allen came back from Winfield where he attended the state oratory contest.
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Local notices and ads from Kansas paper
Various classified items list rental pasture for two 5 acre tracts near the city, buyers seeking livestock and poultry stock including Barred Rock pullets, and ads for employment, loans, and services. Also mentions election of a state oratorical association president, and a few personal notes and address fragments.
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Oklahoma
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Kansas Wesleyan
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Louisiana Street
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Messinheimer
Cash Stoeers
Massachusetts Street
Flory
Savings Department
Lawrence National Bank
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