Kansas Defeats Haskell In Sluggish Two Hour Game
Kansas University won a long two hour baseball contest against Haskell on the Indians’ grounds. Kansas—with outfielders Tucker Quigley and Haroett making tough catches—took control early, scoring eight runs in the first two innings and finishing 13 to 9. McCampbell pitched for Kansas as the better of the two starters, with both teams committing errors and the ball being batted hard throughout the struggle.
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Kansas University
Haskell
Kansas
Tucker
Quigley
Haroett
Felding
McCampbell
Dliguel
Neal's Enamels Offered by Woodward & Co Ad
Neal's Enamels advertised with special bath tub enamels and decorative enamels. Small cans of Neal's household paints in attractive tints. Dinner planned by Mr and Mrs E A South or Mr and Mrs A Monroe before their Thursday departure for Europe. Also a full line of baseball goods including mitts gloves and bats. Visit the north window at Smith's news depot.
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Neal
Woodward & Co
E A South
A Monroe
Europe
Smith's News Depot
Harry Vardon
Smith 5 News Depot
Eastern Star Lodge
Alfred Whitman
Louisa M Alcott
Mel
E A Smith
California Road
Ray
Mra Smith
Messrs
Mesdames Davis
Folks
Levette
Allison
Douglass
Pease
Bigaby
Eaton
Siler
Mes Randolph
Stanley
Wischester
J Topping
F Topping
Daffey
Clarence Topping
Lloyd Duffey
Ernest Roy
Elmer Roy
M Emssy
Will Randolph
Those Who Didn't Have Fish For Dinner
The Rutco and Hollands Big Minstrel Festival presented a superior street parade last season. This season the duo will eclipse all former acts and the public will receive a free treat at 2:30 pm. They appear at Bowersock's Opera House on Thursday April 25 with prices 25 35 50 75 cents.
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Rutco & Holland
Bowersock
Opera House
Dissolution Notice of McHale and Learnard Partnership
Notice declares dissolution by mutual consent of F. M. McHALE and OSCAR E LEARNARD JR dated March 27, 1992. The Young Ladies of the Episcopal church announce a 20 cent chicken pie supper on Saturday from 5 to 9 pm at 724 Massachusetts Street offering chicken pie mashed potatoes pickles jelly coffee cake and ice.
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AT &Sf
J H Scott
Lottie Smothers
West Warren
Central Botet
Massachusetts Street
Young Ladies of the Episcopal Church
F. M. McHale
Oscare. Learnard, JR
Sunday church services and meetings across a city faith mix
The column lists morning and evening sermons at Presbyterian, First ME, United Presbyterian, Christian Endeavor, First Baptist and Trinity churches with topics like The Bible Miracles Their Meaning and The Power of Thought plus Sunday school times. It notes an open Commercial Club meeting about Oak Hill cemetery and a Presbyterian youth tacky party with a Ruggles family performance by Miss Grace Poff.
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First ME
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
United Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Berkley
Millia
English Lutheran Church
Mr Atkin
Leavenworth
Plymouth Church
Charles M Sheldon
Topaka
Unitarian
Commercial Club
Oak Hill Cemetery
Board of County Commissioners
W F March
J C Watts
M Newmark
C S Finch
Presbyterian Church
Ruggles
Grace Poff
Mystery Man Sought After Winfield Murder Clash
Late yesterday Marshal Prentice chased a man described as a Winfield murder suspect near Santa Fe depot. The fugitive, claiming to be Henry Lacey and connected to Coontown 400, evaded capture near the waterworks and railroad bridge, later detained by Officer Lea Jones who brought him to the station. He professed Kansas City residence as officers continue the investigation. proceeds from Episcopal church chicken pie supper fund organ motor.
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Prentice
Winfield
Santa Fe
Willows
Lea Jones
Union Pacific
Henry Lacey
Coontown
Kansas City
The
Episcopal Church
Organ Motor Fund
Injuries From University of Kansas Junior Prom Attack
Quigley a law student and Alderson a freshman class president were badly injured in assaults by lower classmen after the junior prom at the University of Kansas. Quigley, a baseball player, had a deep wrist wound ending his season and plans to go home. Alderson fell into a cellar, suffering a severe head cut. Dr. G A Hamman treated the injuries at 917 Massachusetts Street. A nearby ad promotes cameras and expedited service at Raymond's Drug Store.
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Quigley
Alderson
University of Kansas
Balp
Anderson
Lawrece Engel
Prafad
EF Engel
Kentucky Street
YMCA
University of Kaas
N W Eldridge
Go'clock
Board of Regents
J D Bowersock
Scott Hopkins
CM Sheldon
SPECIAL ON RIBBONS AT ONE DARY SALE
Special on ribbons advertised in Lawrence store with 1 yard limit per customer. The item is priced lower than rivals and sale runs Saturday night from 7 to 10 oclock.
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Lawrence
Emeritus Professorship Proposed for Snow at KU
It is suggested that if Chancellor Snow cannot resume duties at the University of Kansas he be made Emeritus professor of natural history. This course would seem proper and just under the circumstances.
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Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Scord
Spangler
M W Sterling
R D O'Leary
W E Higgins
B E Evans
Helen Sutlit
Margaret Wiss
F E Ward
Fowler
L I Blake
EC Franklin
Franklin
Sadie Harmon
Snow
Remarkably Low Cabin Racing Boat From Bristol
A 20 foot racing craft built at Bristol Ro features a minimal cabin and a small cockpit aft. It uses a short fin to favor move around the fin keel class and aims to outrun conventional racing boats with its low profile and balance rudder steering.
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Bristol
New York
Egyptian Explorer Hopes Chinese Earliest on Earth Claim
Professor James E. Burton, former Cornell student, touring from Denver to Ithaca, asserts in the Chicago Record Herald that China hosts humanity’s first race and the Garden of Eden. He cites four years with Egypt’s antiquities department and says Adam and Eve were Chinese while Egypt and Assyria derive from central China.
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Earth
James E. Burton
Cornell University
Denver
Ithacn
Chicago
Fterald
Garden of Eden
China
Department of Antiquities
Egypt
Assyria
Burton
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