Jayhawkers Show Improvement Before Ames Series
Kansas baseball coach Patsy Parker reports the Jayhawker squad showing improvement in practice ahead of a two game series at Ames against the Cyclones. He notes better alertness and base running, with a planned lineup adjustment and a 12 to 13 man travel group. Wright pitched well for the Yannigans in a 4 to 0 loss while Swenson covered the Varsity mound with solid control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Park
University of Kansas
Jayhawker
Ames ‘Cyclones
Wright
Yannig
Swenson
Clark
Ames
Halpin
Testermann
Armstrong
Price
Childs
Skinner
Hewett
Anderson
Kennedy
Sith
Phinny
J H 8 Track Meet at KU May Day Scheduled
The fourth annual junior high track and field meet will be at University of Kansas Memorial Stadium on May 1 at 2 PM. Five teams per grade compete from seventh to ninth. Entries due April 29. Varnum relays held with county play day. Concert same day. students may be excused to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Memorial Stadium
J. I. Barney
Minneapolis’ ‘Symphony
Elks Bowling Scores and Radio Conference Notes
Elks bowling scores list Butler 420 and Green 306 290 304 316 Hartig 280 233 304 289 with Green and Hartig high in series. Also noted is Secretary Hoover planning a national radio conference by late September amid radio regulation issues. In Palmyra Township Wells veterinary testing for tuberculosis began today and will continue six weeks. Barber's Drug Store advertises lime sulfur and spraying materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Pridertroon Sevenhack Green
Hartig
Green
James
Washington
Hoover
Palmyra’ Township
V. Wells
Palmyra Township
Douglas County
Barber's Drug Store
Insurance ad offers coverage for property and auto needs
A local firm promotes 15 years of experience in insuring property livestock grain and automobilies. It pledges prompt and efficient service and writes all kinds of insurance in a concise, old fashioned ad style.
New Team in the Field Green Brothers A C to Open Season
The Green Brothers athletic club of Lawrence makes its debut Sunday afternoon against Union Pacific of Topeka at Woodland Park field. The game starts at three o'clock. Manager Roy Laster reports plans for several spring games with nearby towns. The roster lists Laster, Harris, Ridings, Gallagher, Wilder, Hagerman, Snyder, and Davis or Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Green Brothers Athletic Club
Union ‘Pacific
Topeka
Woodland Park
Roy
Laster
Green Brothers A. C
Harris
Ridings
Gallagher
Wilder
Hagerman
Bishop
Snyder
Davis
Snow
Intramural baseball tourney at university proceeds
The Fhi Kappa Ps defeated Acacia 7 to 4 in the first round on the athletic field south of the gym. Alpha Tau Omegas fell to Pi Upsilons 12 to 2, Phi Psi Acacia game followed. Sig Alph Mus beat Alpha Kappa Lambda 11 to 10 in a spirited contest. Four more second round games were played this afternoon as Sigma Chi vs Beta Theta Dis, Alpha Chi Sigmas vs Phi Gammai Deltas, Phi Delta Chi vs Delta Sigma Pi, and Sigma Phi Epsilon vs Delta Upsilons. Director G. B. Patrick expects the first round to finish by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhi Kappa Psraternity
Acacia
Alpha Tau Omegas
Pi Upsilons
Phi Psi-Acacia
Sig Alph Mus
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Nore
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Dis
Alpha Chi Sigmas
Phi Gammia iDeltas
Phi Delta Chis
Delta Sigma Pis
Sigma Phi Epsilons
Delta Upsilons
G. B. Patrick
University
Regulations for Boxing In Kansas Announced
Kansas athletic commission issues rules governing boxing and sparring exhibitions. H W Hargiss, chairman, says regulations aim to protect sportsmanship and place control over bouts with benevolent, fraternal, religious, and patriotic groups allowed to stage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
H.w.hargiss
Topeka
Kansas Athletic Commission
H. W. Hargiss
State House
Leslie Edmonds
Hargiss
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas to compete at Drake Relays this week
Coach Karl Schladeng will take several Jayhawker track stars to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. Key entries include the sprint quartet Rooney Powers Wongwai Fisher in the quarter and half mile relays, with Eagle replacing Powers in the latter. Captain Graham targets high jump broad jump and hop skip and jump, Goodell in broad jump, Phillips in pole vault, while Tom Poor skips Drake to run the Penn Relays high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Eagle
Powers
Graham
Goodell
Kansdas
Phillips
Tom ‘Poor
University
Drake
Penn
Haskell Meets Washburn In Opening 1925 Baseball Clash
Washburn College opens the 1925 baseball season with a contest against Haskell Institute on the local diamond. Washburn aims to avenge last seasons two wins in three games against the Redskins as the Braves seek revenge today. Stanislaw Zbyszko to fight Milo Stienborn in Wichita on April 29 after promoter Tom Gaw confirms the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
Haskell Institute
Washburn
Redskins
Braves
Wichita
Kans
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Milo . Stienborn
Tom Gaw
Zbyszky
Drugists Convention Opens In Wichita Kansas
Speakers at the forty sixth Kansas real association convention in Wichita discuss problems in the druggists trade. Frank J Milney Pratt presides as 400 to 600 druggists are expected. The session runs through Thursday evening. A Lawrence Young Peoples Activities meeting is set for 1 30 PM tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce to plan a vaudeville show for May 12 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
Kansas Real Association
Frank J A. Milney
Pratt
Lawrence Council of Young Peoples
Ghenibee of Commerce
Rotarians Back Boys Week Events in Lawrence
Lawrence Rotarians at a noon luncheon voted unanimously to support Boys Week starting April 27. Notables like Chaplain Edwards Superintendent Del Manzo and J R Barnes will help direct activities. Also notes on Relays timing and a Midland C P A meeting slated for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Lawrence
Edwards
del Manzo
J. R. Barnes
F. C. Allen
George I. Kreeck
W. B. Downing
Whetzel
Ed Klein
Klein
Enid
Okla
Marcel Cohn
Karl Klooz
Herb Himgerford
T. J. Meads
Klooz
Gland Patien t Wins 50 Yard Race at California Meet
A 73-year-old man, boosted by glandular treatment, won a 50 yard race at California state institution field meet. Spectators saw a near world record time of about six seconds as he surged to victory, illustrating revived vigor through Glandogen tonic. The ad notes Round Corner Drug Co. supplies the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Round Corner Drug.Co
Ady
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Varicose Vein Relief
A drugstore ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful yet harmless germicide that rapidly reduces varicose veins and swollen glands. It urges customers to buy a two ounce bottle from Round Corner Drug Co and to use as directed until improvement appears. The ad guarantees results and claims additional reductions for goitres and wens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crimson and
Blue Nine
J. H
Kansas’ Stadium
ELKS
St Woodland Park
Sks
Ida L. James
Charles B. James
Hays' Kans
Hays State Teachers College
London
Olga Novikoff
England
Des Moines
Haskell
State Association
Rotary
Midland C
Midland C. PL
Midland C. BA. Hall
Sugar Creek Petroleum Coke
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
Ovo
Ralph Harman
Mei
Wells
U.S. Court
Wells Clothing Corp
OD L
Oxfords
Men’s Athletic Union
Our
Arrow
Ihe
Ponent ST
D. Lee
Silk Sox
Well
Ideal Clothing Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!