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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1924

Page

2

Kansas Aggie Field Prep Hobbled by Armstrong Injury

Kansas men practice twice daily during Easter vacation at Manhattan. Dave Armstrong, the onetime second baseman, broke a bone in practice and will miss the rest of the season. Coach Clark expects Alex Hodges to start at second Friday against the Apples, with Dan Bolin at third. The rest of the lineup remains, EF 3 reads, and pitching duties split between Avis and Wright. Thuggies lag in speed. Cunningham and Conroy headline the Agric backfield.

Kansas Aggie Manhattan Dave Armstrong Clark Alex Hodges Apies Keystone Dan Bolin Washburn Avis Wright Cumningham and Conroy Agric School

Jayhawker Track Team Prepares for Drake Relays in Des Moines

Coach Schlademan plans to take eight Kansas Jayhawker track artists to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. The squad will enter sprint relays and the mile relay, with Firebaugh and Fisher noted for fast quarters. Poor and Graham join the trip with jumps and sprint duties. Kansas aims to finally win a relay at Drake.

Karl “Schlademan Des Moines Iowa Schlademan Firebaugh Fisher Poor Graham Kansas Drake

Kansas Jayhawkers Tennis Team Heads for 15 Match Tour

Kansas University's Jayhawker tennis team leaves Thursday for a 15 match trip through Southern schools. April 25 26 they face Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater with six matches four doubles two singles, then Oklahoma University at Norman in the same number of sets. April 30 they meet Southwestern University of Winfield in a three match meet with two singles and one doubles. Glaskin and Rogers to make the trip.

Jayhawker Routhern Jayhawkers Oklahoma A Stillewater Okla Oklahoma Uni Sith Norman Oklahoma Parks “Brothers Crimson and Blue Southwestern University of Winfield Glaskin Rogers Kansans Hnos Patel Lev Slee Band

Personal notes from Easter visits and travel

Miss Madge Garrett returned from Wichita where she spent Easter with her sister Mrs. R A Young. Mrs R L Garrett came home from Leavenworth after visiting E R Alford. Mrs J A Bishop returned to Kansas City Kansas after several days with Mrs Lamb. Mrs T L Hughey went to Kansas City for the weekend. Mrs George Kirchoff spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs G M Holiday went to Kansas City to spend the day with her husband awaiting release this week. Mr.

Madge Garrett Wichita R. A. Young R. L. Garrett Leagenworth E. R. Alford George Kirchoff Kansas City Kane Lsas City

Local residents and visitors travel for visits and events

Miss Margaret Cochrane returns from Easter in Kansas City while Mrs Henry Sampson and son head to Amarillo after a week with her parents. Janice James goes to Ottawa, Mrs J H Lemon and L A Niel visit Ottawa, Mrs F P Stout and children from Chanute arrive to visit J A Lemon. George K Mackie and C S Stewart travel for business to Kansas City and Topeka respectively. Catherine Moore accompanies recitalist Miss Kathryn Brown to Baldwin. Donald Lovett and spouse drive to Salina to visit Lovett parents.

Margaret’ Cochrane Kansas City Kansas Henry Small Amarillo Teome Baldwin Ata F.P. Stout Chanute J. A. Lemon L. A. Niel Ottawa George K. Mackie C.stewart Topeka L. EL. Hurst Coffeyville Kan Lawrence Catherine Moore Kathryn Brown Chicago Donald Lovett Salina Lovett Robert. A. Lovett

Margaret Lillie Company Stages The Hard Boiled Husband

The Margaret Lillie company presented The Hard Boiled Husband at the Bowergock theatre as the week's second bill. Edna May White played a secretly married mother with strong dramatic ability, Floyd White led a pretty chorus, and Miss Lillie delivered sharp comic turns with her signature humor. The show’s highlight is Miss Lillie’s Blues number and her lively stage presence. Mass Lillie’s star turn cements the audience’s purpose to attend for genuine entertainment. Einal M. Kelsey traveled from Leavenworth to attend a conference in Emporia after Lawrence visit.

Hubby Bowergock Theatre Margaret Lillie Miss Lillie George Hall Edna May White

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Schlademann Miss Helen May Marey F. E. Marey Losel Grace Greene Mii Greene Bowersock Kansas University Beltans Wilson Bros Robkin Kuppenheimer Eenial M. Kelsey GCA Leavenworth Emporia Bowersolce Fire Prince Monnday Bowersock Theatre Tuorouvoucoeoug OU DU Margaret Lillie and Company Margaret Lillie and Company Venture Photoplay Mery Carr “Im Margaret Hillie Company Presents David Butler Bipeters Ganz Zound Corner Drug Store Selisal of Fine Arts B. P., Schulberg A. ‘Tom Forman Production Barry Evans Orpheum Allanson Gloria Swanson Allan Dwan Paramount Simpson Bebe Daniels Hest Sband Mr Swanson Rod la Rocque Ricardo Gortez Alfred Sutro Tady Varsity Orchestra Glenn Fulton Gloria Rod LaRocque Humming Bird Harold Loe
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