Oklahoma Sooners Top Kansas In Opening Valley Baseball
Oklahoma 9 Kansas 6 as Sooners explode for six runs in seventh inning and two more in ninth after trailing six innings. Merle Price scores for Kansas early, but Oklahoma rallies with three-base hits by their catcher and center fielder. Next game in series scheduled for this afternoon at the stadium.
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Crimson and Blue
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Mt. Dread
Oklahoma
Archer
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Griffin
Movse
Berd
Honea
Jones
Goocke
Snodgrass
Potalsenumndd
Kansas
Price
Childs
Smith
Armstrong
O Kennedy
Hewett
Swenson
Halpin
Testerman
Wright
Snodfrass
Mayes
Snodgrana
Pat Boyles
Kansas City
Brookins to Race at Kansas Relays 220 Yard Event
Lawrence Kansas April 11 Charles Brookins world champion 220 yards low hurdler of the University of Town will attempt to break his own record 23.2 seconds in a special race at the Third Annual University of Kansas Relays April 19. He will race against Ivan Riley of Illinois A G world champion high hurdler at several distances. Both men were members of the United States Olympic team last summer. The event will be in addition to the fifteen relay races and nine aerial track and field events of the regular program.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Charles Brookins
University of Town
University of Kansas
Ivan Riley
Illinois
United’ States
Zoning victory in supreme court over Wichita ordinance
In Topeka on April 11 the supreme court reversed Sedgwick county district court and ordered judgment for the city in three cases brought by JE West IP Weig nd and H M Ware challenging apartment uses in zones limited to residences. The court ruled the regulation not unreasonable. Also in Concordia official canvass showed I D S Atwater defeating Mayor A D Millirons by three votes with a discrepancy in the fourth ward leaving the result in doubt. Babe Ruth reportedly improving after illness as he eyes the opening day game next Tuesday. Also Superior School No 63 district approved by state authorities per O J Lane.
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Wichita
Supreme Court
Sedgwick County
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iWeig
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Millicons
Short
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Accord
O. J. Lane
Ditternoon
Radio broadcast set for Kansas Relays at KU Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Kansas April 11 thousands of track fans in seventeen states can hear the Third Annual University of Kansas Relays on April 18 from Memorial Stadium. The full program includes fifteen relays and nine field events broadcast on KFKU. Over a thousand athletes from more than a hundred schools will compete from Minnesota to Texas and Wisconsin to California and Oregon.
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Middle West
Memorial Stadium
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Boxing Law Talk Opens Kansas Athletic Commission Session
An open discussion on Kansas boxing law opened the state athletic commission meeting at the American Legion headquarters in Topeka. The commission plans to draft procedures and rules later with participation from legionnaires who backed the bill. The body, including university and college athletic directors, will license and supervise ten round bouts sponsored by religious and civic groups, charging a $10 license and a five percent gross receipts tax to the state treasury.
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Eee
Kansas
State Athletic Commission
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C. Allen
University of Kansas
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Ahearn
Kansas State Agricultura’ College
H. W. Hargiss
State Teachers College At
Emporia
Humane society proposes city dog pound at Woodlawn Park
City officials meet with Lawrence humane society to plan a county pound for stray dogs. A dedicated dog catcher will manage the pound at Woodlawn Park, funded by dog owners, charging fifty cents per day. precautions are being stepped up ahead of warmer weather.
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Lawrence Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Woodlawn Park
Coast Guard to Build New Ice-Breaker Bear Aims to Carry Planes
Washington April 11 The coast guard plans a $925000 ice-breaker to be named Bear drawing on officers with polar experience and seeking data from fifty veterans and foreign sources. The design may include two airplanes for scouting water and delivering aid in emergencies, with the old Bear to remain in service until the new ship enters operation by 1927 at the latest.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coast’ Guard
Stephen C. S. Yeandle
Frederick C. Billard
Coast Guard
Sweden
Peandle
England overemphasizes golf, weakens athletics says editor
Associated Press reports Leo Maxes of the National Review argues England's sports decline stems from focusing on golf. He claims England loses to Australia in cricket and trails to America in polo and to America and France in lawn tennis. He urges shifting effort to real games ahead of Paris Olympics. Mrs. M. A. Adams visits Kansas City for the day.
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London
Associated Press
England
Leo’ Maxes
National Review
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America
France
Paris
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and Kansas City T
George W Pitts died at his Bald win area home at 2 30 pm He led Worden Farmers Union and served as Douglas county Farmers Union secretary treasurer He leaves wife and two Baldwin high school children Almina and Charles Burial is Sunday at Hope his birthplace Louis A Perkins 71 died at 1223 Vermont St Survived by wife Mary Funeral 10 am Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home then Kansas City cremation
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Baldwin
Pitts
Worden Farmers’ Union
Douglas County Farmers’ Union
Almina
Charles
Baldwin High School
Hope
Louis A. Perkins
Vermont Streets
Mary
Rice
Perkins
Rumsey Funeral
Kansas City
De Soto Notes and Local Developments Update
De Soto area brief includes staff moves at Santa Fe station with J E Wilson reassigned to Osage City. Kansas City visitor Cecil Straub spends weekend with relatives. E S Tack and daughter visit Topeka. Alexander Si Melevichoff of Haskell Institute event postponed due to rain. Dora Johnson Hazel Woolf visit. Althea Woodworth visits Topeka. April club meetings rescheduled for the third Thursday. Merton D Smith and Alpha Cox wed in Venice California. couple honeymooning in Catalina Islands. Rev Ira Willard spoke at the De Soto M E charge. Local spelling match and track meet postponed due to weather. Frank Stricklands secure money for D L Large property in eastern De Soto.
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Santa Fe
Ianeferre
Osage City
Cecil Straub
Kansas City
T Uenape
E.S. Tack
Topeka
Alexander
Si Melevichoff
Haskell’. Institute
Dora Johnson
Nieet
Hazel
Woolf
Lawrence
Frank Johnson
Althea Woodworth
Charles Kaegi
Kaegi
Ollie Osborne
Cedar Junction
Hazel Freeman
Aethenaeum
Fie
Merton D. Smith
Venice
Cal
Alpha,Cox
M. E
Santa Monica
Calif
James H. Rogers
Smith
California
Standard Oil Co
J. A. Smith
Ira ‘Willard
de Soto
D. R
H. S. Hi
Lexington
DeSoto
Frank Stricklands
D. L
Local notes stitch lives and deaths across De Soto area
The Murphy family will move to the Marek property vacated by the Stricklands. Miss Janet Dyer, a high school English teacher, was ill and unable to meet classes. Several residents tied to De Soto and nearby towns married in Olathe after obtaining licenses. A large crowd attended a sacred concert at the high school and heard Rev. Raymond B. Talbert speak on The Roots of Democracy. Funeral services for E. V. Hill and for Sylvester Alcorn, and a fatal wagon accident involving John Sandy Plummer are reported with local survivors listed. Spelling and athletic meet results are announced for Lexington township schools, and various visits and social events are noted. Funeral for David McConnell summarized. local election saw defeat of the Klan ticket by a Citizens ticket.
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Marek
Stricklands
Janet Dyer
Jasper
Lawrence
Olive Everly
Eudora
Harvey Couch
DeSoto
Marguerite Randell
Lenape
Olathe
Couch
Wallace Randell
B. M. Couch
Daily
Gretta Henry Wise
K.U
Theta Sigma
Phi National Journalistic Society
Wise
Fred Morse
Loveless Quartette
Raymond B. Talbert
Niagara Falls
N. Y
J. A. Eastwood
Rev. Hauck
E. V. Hill
Hambleton
Kansas City
E. E. Baker
Sylvester Alcorn
Lillie Harmon
Vinland
Plummer
Wesley Hays
James Ellis
Milton Giebener
Lexington
Mildred Deweese
DeSoto Avon
Alice May Smith
Camp Branch
Anna Mary Eastwood
Eula Turner
Morning Star ‘School
Cedar Triestion
Frances ‘French
de Soto
Star School
J. T. Martin
M. E. Sunday School
Thelma Murphy
Milton Quaintance
Mr. Quaintance
Gardner
David McConnell
Wellsville
Me. Connell
Leavenworth
B.S. Taylor
Morris A’ Bower
Community News Highlights From Lake View And Surrounding Areas
Numerous visitors and gatherings fill the Lake View region with relatives and neighbors dropping by Houses, dinners, and Sunday visits populate the scene. Notable names include Collins, Beernman, Atwood, Morris, and Armstrong with Topeka Lawrence Lecompton and Kanwaka as frequent destinations. Easter travel and local events, plus minor injuries and recoveries, dot the week.
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Lake View
Henry Collins
Las Osgood Armstrong
Goldie ‘Stasher
Rolley Stanwix
Fairview
Elmer Shields
Stevie
Oral View
Sawyer
Lawrence
H. Collins
Julius Beénerman
Henry Beveran
Katie Hurgin
George Langenderfer
Nathan
Morris
Fay
Topeka
jAllen Morris
Harley. Armstrong
Dorothy
Alice
Lecompton
Agness Collins
Henry ‘Shields
Jack Myers
Clarence Hodson
Marie Colins
A. B. Cole’s
Bob Norwood
Sam Sweezer
Julius. Benerman
Henry
Leo Benerman
Fonk Recovered From Illness And Out Again
S. K. Fonk, after two months illness with the flu, is now able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. J B Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis T Johnston will drive to Leavenworth Monday evening to attend a meeting of the Rebekah and Odd Fellows Judges. Mr. Wilson grand master and Mrs. Johnston secretary of the Rebekah State Assembly will talk at the meeting. Mrs. L Stout and her little grandson Edward Lemuel went to To-
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Stout
John Quinn
Joe Turner
Doris
Eldorado
Mr. Turner
J. M. Turner
Turner
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Lee
Bonner Springs
Edna Anderson
Herman Anderson
Hideto
Sam Clarke
Harry Roberman
Denver
Colo
Edith. Clarke
Eudora
A. Gifford
Avary Alcorn
Hardin
Charles Farnham
Dwight Buchanan
Matfield Green
al Buchanan
Stone
George Price
Will Tomes
Rosa Perry
Williamstown
Ruby Hemenway
Montague
Mass
WB. Dalton
Genevieve Adams
Grace Allen
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
A. Hoar
Ethel
Florence Hoar
S. K. Fonk
J.B. Wilson
Ellis T. Johnston
Leavenworth
Rebekah and
Odd Fellows
Wilsor
Johnston
Rebekah State Assembly
L. Stout
Little
Edward Lemuel
Wnt
KU Seniors Must Order Graduation Invitations Next Week
Kansas University seniors must place orders for graduation invitations next week at the Fraser Hall check stand. Tom Poor, president of the senior class, announced the deadline stressing that this is the only time to order and those who miss it will be unable to obtain invitations.
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University’ of Kansas
Fraser Hall
Tom Poor
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