Jayhawks Beat Haskell Twice In Exhibition Contest
Kansas University baseball thumped Haskell 15 to 7 after a 8 to 1 victory earlier, as Schmidt led with three hits and strong fielding. Lichlyter and Warner split mound duties for KU, Ward and Hunter led Haskell with three hits each. The series showcases KU’s stronger hitting and improved defense ahead of MVIAA pennant race.
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K.U
Haskell Indians
Tima
Haskell
Jayhawkers
Andi
Theoenting
Kansas Abigs
Manhattan
Lichllyich
Kansans
Indians
Schmidt
Drayhawkers
Hunter
Culp
Woodworth
Schlyter
Maney
McCoy
Weston
Asby
K. U
Lichlyter
White
Warner
Kraemer
Ward
Bible
Brightman
Opening Games Kick Off 1923 American Association Season
Chicago reports the American Association opens its 1923 season with Milwaukee, Columbus, Kansas City, Toledo, St. Paul, Louisville, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis in action. Milwaukee rebuilds with veterans and youngsters after major losses, while Indianapolis and St. Paul pursue pennants with limited changes. Toledo adds players to shore its infield after Molly Maguire’s departure. Teams like Minneapolis, Kansas City, Columbus, and Louisville project stronger squads than last year, though not top contenders.
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Chicago
American ‘Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Ole
Dys
Ossie Orwell
Bubber" Jonnard
Dennis “Gearin
Pau Johnson
Rex Elsh
Loyd Flippin
Harry Rhonda
Thheir
Lelivelt
Brewers
Johnny Butler
Chicago Cubs
Emil Yde
Roy Spencer
Pirates
James A. Perry
Norman_ McMillan
Leo Duyocher
Gene Robertson
Pennantville
Molly Maguire
Cubs
Elks A B C Team Defends Pin Title
The A B C Elks bowling team defended their silk shirts as pin congress stakes, defeating Old Timers 2627 to 2551. Scores included Hartig 547 and Snider 591. Captain Emil Hartig arranged a follow up match against Kansas City Structural Steel champions Teague at 7 30 Saturday on Elks alleys. Friday entry deadline.
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A. B. C. Elks
Kansas
City
Elks
A.B. C
Emil Hartig
Howling Teague
Elks al Jeys
Fusion
One. L
Hartig
Visitors
Lants Entries For Industrial Twi-Fight League Opener
Entries for the industrial twi-fight league were to be sent to Oter's store by Friday night. A meeting of captains and managers set the entry fees and rosters, with plans for a league opening likely around April 15.
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Oter’s
Mey
Clubs Ready for Start of Season
The opening season preview notes Washington and Boston in focus as the Senators face injuries and pressure while the Red Sox seek a high finish. Coolidge is humorously cited, and managers urge early starts as teams across leagues prepare for the grind ahead. Rube Cook, famed ticket hawker, is spotlighted in a side feature about pasteboard sales.
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Oth and
West
Washington
Boston
Coolidge
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Ee la Pee
Rube” Cook
Football Players on Court Make Basketball Better Game
A columnist argues for cross participation of football players in basketball, detailing how football strengthens stamina, leg muscles, and fighting spirit beneficial on the court. He cites dribbling expansion in 1905 and notes football stars bring vigor and crowd appeal to basketball while preserving masculine competition.
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Allen
Elps
Marathon Challenge Tests Runners In Oklahoma
Sayite Oklahoma hosts a cross country marathon from Texasa to Clinton for 50 miles with 82 competitors. Peter Gaynoni of Southampton England leads early, while Gavuzzi posts strong pace. Drew Payne of Claremore finishes ninth with an elapsed 26:33:07 for the 1,335.6 mile course from Los Angeles.
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Sayite
Okla
Clinton
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Peter Gaynoii
Southampton
Eng
Gavuzzi
Texasa
Payne
Los Angeles
Clerics Work to Live in Exile in El Paso
Exiled Mexican priests and nuns in El Paso pursue self support through driving, bakery work, and teaching. Refugee Priests from Mexico aid 200 nun exiles in six convents, providing food, shelter, and clothing while they await return to Mexico. Alex Kennedy, a 1925 alum, visits the campus and discusses sales engineering with Link Belt.
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el Paso
Texas
Crate A. Bakery
Mexico
Asi
Laredo
México
Alex Kennedy
University of the c Lass
Link Belt
Chicago
Dancers Husband Well Provided For
New York April 10 AP Mortimer Davis Jr and Roszika Dolly of the dancing sisters arrived in New York after visiting Montreal. The elder Mortimer left an estate estimated at 150000000, with cordial relations noted. The will reportedly discloses no disinheritance of the son and reveals the son is well provided for. Sir Mortimer’s body was brought to the United States and he is to be buried in Montreal, with the son and servant present.
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New York
Mortimer
B- Davis, Jr
Roszika
Dolly
Montreal
France
Wiliam Hayward
Sir Mortimer
Col. Hayward
Davis
Mortimer- Davis, Jr
James
Monte Carlo
Jed
N. Y
Bareh
Real Estate Transfers Listed Including Grace Van Arsdale to Thomas Hill
Real estate transfer notice lists Grace C Van Arsdale and others selling to Thomas Hill an SE and NW tracts in NEW NEUSE area. Also mentions Mary Weber of Las Anima County and others to W D Plateman and wife in SHS sec 1-12. Phynettie F Lamb and husband of Lawrence to J J Tobler RET 745 in SE see 1-13 g.
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Grace C.Van_ Arsdale
Thomas Y Hill
New, Neuse
Mary Weber
Las Anima
County, Corp
W.‘D. Plateman
SHS
Phynettie F. Lamb
Lawrence
J. J. Tobler
Missouri cashier death by self action in Louisiana
A Missouri cashier described as Charles Wenkle faces an incident in Louisiana on April 20 near Bowling Green. The report notes a self-inflicted act leading to a death, with details pending confirmation and investigation.
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Missouri
Louisiana
PeCharles
Wenkle
Peck Bowling Green
Jnear
Shootine Hein
National Assembly Declares Islam State Religion in Angora
Angora officials enact a bill to make Islam the state religion and require oath of office to be taken on honor rather than Allah. The assembly also relinquishes responsibility for enforcing Shariat invrata. In Pratt County over $58,000 in property is assessed for taxes and to be sold. Delinquent taxpayers numbered over 108 named in a district court suit by the county commissioner.
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National Assembly
Angora
Pratt
Kahe
County Commissione
Little Miss Jack play to aid new church fund
The Dramatic club of Highland Park High School presents the play Little Miss Jack on Thursday April 22 at 8 pm to benefit the United Brethren church of Springs now under construction. Admission costs fifteen and twenty five cents.
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Jack
Dramatic Club
the Highland
Park High School
New United Brethren Church of Springs
A. Ti. Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Olive Wilson
Fred Katzer
Torrington Wye
Ang Eadndetibdrets
Harley Milliken
Gus Hartman
Clifford
Marvin
iRay Baldwin
Orval
John Eureva
Virgil Wilson
Charles Wilson
Francis
Rose F
Opal Aa and Vi del Dre Wisgit
Yeat Bend
Great Bend
Mrs
Katzer
Elmer’ Wilson
Roy Nm
Kansas State Agrientse
Orval Baldwin
Kansas University
Gertrude Ter Frent Dread
Kich Hoa
Juanita Webber
Gladys Dincan
Wilda Dreyer
Mem
The
Missionary Society of the United Breihren
Ternionn
Apuil U
Mars
EE Ge Swadley
Eae Idren
United Breethren Church
Elizabeth Bahomaies
Sophig Dan
Esther Ahl Iaier
Durable water heater prices start at eight dollars
Ad copy highlights hot water at low cost with a durable heater brand. Claims the durier makes a big difference and offers units from $8.00 upward. Includes minimal context and target audience as shoppers seeking affordable home upgrades.
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American Association
Elks A.B. C
Baseball Managers
Kansas Relays
Parfield- III
SovuzTo
Owa
Weiguire
Nelson
Josh Devore
AL Deat Areeformer
New York Giants
Rube Cook
Pittsburgh
Podunk
al Mann
Middle West
Rubenouchalanth
Rabbi Rube
Main Street
Rube
Eaway
Dosh Devore
GIANT
HR. Forrest C
Phog
Absocittime
Suw of
Authon
Associated Press
Athlefies
Tin
Sooner
State
Turkey
Big Springs
Finder
East
Conn Faye
Helen Brown
Ted
Christ
Whiell
Esther Bahnmaier
Nelson Thompson
Topeka
F Ear
O. J. Thompson
S. Ebersole
California
Hem
George Chiles
Ais
Olive
Chain
Hogue
Morton
Laura Wise
Stormont Hospital
Charles Durow
Herbert Wigmeraug
William Plateman
Ralph
Sigel
Alva Petefish
Jiys
Roy Goff
Bernice
Gle
AL Christy
George Strahan’s
Joe Crash
Baby
Alva Petefis
Hattie Riggs
Jimmie Sanders
Dimimie Christy
Mae Elliott
Dale Johnson
Ivrene Elsratt
Kenneth Johnse
Folks
Arnold
Christy
Merle 'Co'man‘s
Kanwaka
Kathryn
Willene Eliott
Red Petefish
Tate Johnson
Chester Ki
Lake View
Hélen
Dorothy
Robinson
Kilgore
Eldridge Pharmacy
Bayer
Squibb
Forhan
Rolynos
Marnesia
Squibb’s
Magresia
Gillette
Mennen
Johson
Williams
Soc
Memorial Stadium
Round Corner Drug Co
Mas SS
H.S. and Haskell
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