Lawrence High enters Baker U Relays and other events
Lawrence High School coach Melvin Griffin announced Baker Relays entries to be held at Baldwin Friday and Saturday. The Red and Black track team schedules include Ottawa University stations meet May 4 5 Emfotiar state meet May 21 22 and Northeast Kansas league meet here May 15. Dual meet with Topeka High is planned midweek. Notable entries include O Leary H Birch Kennedy Allen in sprints and relays along with Riesen Meitner Van Jie a n ver. Tennis and golf participants named Kluss Abrams Lindsay Scott Oatman Alexander.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High School
Baker
Baldwin
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Emfotiar
Toyeka
So Yardash
O'Leary
H. Birch
Kennedy
Allen
J. Birch
J. Kennedy
Boiin
H.birch
Alien
Spark
Bernitz
Anderson
Hurdies
Ayers
Nordles
Riesen
AM. Birch
Barber
Meitner
Kluss
Abrams
Lindsay
Scott
Lawrence High
Oatman D. Alexander
Army and Illinois in 28 Champaign and New York 30
West Point officials set Army Illinois game for Champaign in 1929 with a return date in New York in 1930. Yale remains the only major eastern school not traveling west, date to be announced for the 1923 game at the University of Illinois Memorial Stadium. Also notes Lawrence high school tennis results at University stadium courts with Scott Abrams winning doubles 6-3 7-5 and Haugh Lind losing singles.
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Champaign
West Point
New York
Yale
University of Milnois Memorial Stadium
Fans pick National League standings defy odds in poll
By AL DEMAREE, the survey of 4,000 baseball fans across the U S and Canada shows Reds favored to finish ahead of the Giants and Braves, with the Giants pegged for fourth and Braves top of the first division. The article notes fewer NL forecasts than American League results and hints at later clarity. Hartford CT plans to plant a million trees yearly on state park land.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
U. S
Canada
Oes
Giants
Braves
Reds
Hartford
Connecticut
Grocers and Butchers cruise to 16–0 win over Box Factory
Heavy hitting Grocers and Butchers rout Box Factory 16 to 0 in an Industrial League game at Shooks diamond yesterday evening. Winner C Faith allowed only one safety as Grocers score nine in the third inning after a scoreless start. Bankers and Tee Company meet tonight. Journal World and Organ Factory clash tomorrow amid the league slate.
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Grocers & Butchers
Box Factory
Shooks Diamond
Grocers
C. Faith
Ming
Journal World and Organ Factory
Bru Warttles& Tutchers
Davetty
Springer
Au & Porter
Haverts
Hagseman
At. Cook
Haskell Track Team Heads to Emporia Friday
Haskell Indians travel to Emporia Friday afternoon for a dual meet with Emporia Teachers College. Coach John Thomas may take sixteen athletes. May 5 hosts Wentworth, May 12 Baker University, plus upcoming baseball games with St Marys and St Benedicts, including a May 11 home date with St Benedicts.
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Haskell Indians
Emporia
Emporia Teachers College
John Thomas
Haskell
Wentworth
Baker University
St. Marys
St. Benedicts
Edilewis tops Stasiak in Kansas City bout
Kansas City April 24 AP heavy weight wrestling champion Edilewis Lewis defeated Stanley Stasiak of Poland in two straight falls, first fall lasting 53 minutes after early headlocks, then second fall in under a minute. Stasiak weakened by headlocks, Lewis celebrated with a grin as the Strangler.
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Kansas City
Strangler
Lewis
Stanley Stasiak
Poland
Stasiak
Scotty McDougall
Scotland
Joe (Toots) Mondt
Colorado Cowboy
Lawrence coach Christoph to lead Emporia physics and basketball
Christoph C. of E. coach George Niz Christoph, associate athletic director at Lawrence College Appleton Wis, signed to be physics director and head coach of basketball and track at the College of Emporia effective next September He will succeed Harold Grant who moves to Rolla School of Mines Christoph was a Lawrence letterman from 1921 28 starring in basketball and later coached at Echau high school after graduation
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George “Niz" Christoph
Larence College
Appleton
Wis
College of Emporia
Harold Grant
Rolla, Ao
School of
Recital Draws Large Audience At University Auditorium
The largest senior recital crowd of the year attended Ruth Gillam the pianist in the university auditorium last night. She displayed fine technique and a full tone with graceful phrasing assisted by Prof. H C Taylor on piano and Lee S Greene on organ. Soprano Antoinette Jackson added two Schubert songs and Verdi aria, earning strong impressions from the audience. Due to Music Week, further senior recitals pause until May 7 when Lorene Grant performs in the central Administration building.
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Ruth Gillam
Miss Gillam
Schutte
Palmgren
iDebussy
Weber
H.C. Taylor
Lee S. Greene
Miss Gillum
Antoinette Jackson
W. B. Downing
Lorene Grant
Carl A. Preyer
Quackenbush To Hospital War Veteran Gains Treatment
Baldwin Kansas April 24 Quackenbush a Spanish American and World War veteran has been notified by the government that hospitalization is granted at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City Missouri During World War I he received the DSC for bravery Officials list for the annual junior high field day at University Stadium Friday afternoon Home room track teams in each grade will compete for honors in the meets
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Baker
St. Marys Baldwin
Kans
Baker University
St. Mary's ‘College
Beker
Quackenbush
Kansas City
Baldwin, Kan
der- Wood
Stub) Quackenbush
Veterans’ Hospital
Qtrackenbush
D.S. C
Perry
University Stadium
Mock convention to be staged at University
Lawrence residents invited to observe the mock political convention at the University auditorium in Kansas City. The event, with 108 delegates, begins at 7:30 pm and features George Chamos as temporary chair and Burton Kingsbury as permanent chair. A 40 member press contingent will cover the proceedings and KFKU will broadcast the event.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
University Auditorium
Calvin
Edwards
Apath
University Anditadiam
George ‘Chamos
Topeka
Star
Young Republican Elui
Covention
Burton Kingsbury
Burlington
Republican National Committee
Calvin Evans
Washington
Don Rhoades
Wakeeney
al Kuraner
Leavenworth
Ruth Van_. Riper
Lodge City
Duncan Kimble
Independence
Charles Given
KFKU
Green Hall
F.H. Guild
Political Science Department
State convention delegates listed with town and seats
The complete slate of state chairmen and delegates by town is provided. Alabama through Wisconsin appears with each state’s chairmen and the number of delegates, followed by local notes from Ottawa and surrounding areas detailing social visits, hospital news, and school events.
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Lawrence
Eek
Iven
Sta
Alabama
Do Trayor
Buck
Ake
E. S Hampton
Kinsape
Stanley
Packard
Bart. Smith
Ark
California
LY Sewell
Voran
Pretty
George Ball
Webb
George
Powers
Wichita
Delaware
Ay Donald
Hang
Rdia
Dorothy Guthrie
Stators
Joe MacDowell
Kansas
Raotens
Ida
Virgil
Pffeiffer
Oimanerille
Minois
Teo Buehring
Sy van Grove
Teutiana
Tom
McFarland
Massachusetts
Paul Aiken
Macksin
Michigan
Vernon Veron
Ness
City
Minnesota
Claréncé Dempsey
Leavenworth
Mississippi
Paul White
Wellington
Oy Jgcourt
Herbert Hadley
St Louis
Montana
Thurman
Zinn
Hutchinson
Perry May
Nevada
Marian Keck
Sedalia
Hampshire
Dick Brown
Spivey
New Farsey
Aubrey Neale
Coffeyville
New “Mexico
Josephine Blades
Independence x
New York
Balfour Jeffrey
Carolina
Paul Woolley
Kansas City
North “Dakota
Virgil McKaig
ElDorado
Laretha
Spring Socials and Cemetery Markers Honor Local Veterans
A transcribed page notes numerous Sunday visits in Topeka and Baldwin area households. Mrs and Mrs Charles Oskel and many locals attended a spring opening day in East Baldwin. Volunteers gathered at Sut ton cemetery to erect government markers for Rush and Bruce Deskines, Civil War veterans, with W. J. Russell aiding in marker delivery and ceremony.
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King
Rhode
Island ‘Reds
Leon Fron
Topeka
Grant “Fogle
Ob Jagte
Vailey
BLM
Swimbe Bey
Charles Oshel
Mairie
Frances
An James Oshal
Qip Baldwin
Tomabd Migs
Anna Garuib
Alis Foe Laver
Lawrence
East Baldwin
John
Cliné
Nettie Clir
Charles Oskel
Sand
Charles Detwiter
Apts
Lena Fraunfelder
Pliefrice
Mors
Crank Kellerman
Sutton Cemetery
Rush
Bruce
Ilinois
W. J. Russall
Galdwin
Kelleners
Deila King
Devassed
Bruce Deskines
Roy Dard
Hird
Jim. Barbee, Prince
Pomona
Frank Kellerman
Sulton Cemetery
Early settlers memory note at old church site
The fragment recalls Gilges and Gilliland families as early Bald iscate settlers near the old rural church. Mentioned are John Schwalm nearby, Thomas M. Hall arriving in May 1357, and memories of friends and hardships. Sunday school attendance declined but interest remained.
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Gilges
Baldiscate
Graves
T.G. Gilliland
Graht'Ingie
Gilges Brothers
John, Schwalm
Thomas M. Hall
Kennsas
Charles Kirchner
B.M
Vern Barton
Charles Detwiler
Lena Fravisfielder
Fritz Laqua
Baldwin family visitors and calls noted
Delbert King called on Mrs Kellerman while Harry Hobson is mentioned with Hobson children and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald hosting visitors on a Saturday in Baldwin. The fragmentary text records a day visitor scene and family names without clear context.
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Spears
Baldwin
Harry Hobson
Gerald “Hobsonhildren
Hobson
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Ottawa
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Umberto Nobile
Italia
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Grocers & Butchers Trounce Box Factory
I the Score
Edilewis
Tames
Drake
Des Moines
Marquette University
Kansas State Teachers of Emporia
St. Xavier College
Creston High School
Elks
Elks A. B. G
Calf Elks
Marning
Emil Hartig
Xumers
Waynesville
Pyle
Rolla
Teneka
Kan
Joplin
Muskogee
Christoph C
Lawrence College
Emporia Post
BYRD
Bremen
Bernt Balchen Ard
Proyd, Bennett
Ton
Qjather
Doris Hobson
Martha Steneking
Art Hogle
Fred Burlbring
Andy Collins
Paefke
Kelleman
M. . King
Millard
Jackson
Clare
Vernon Barton
Lafe King
Miss Campbell
Mannis
Jarner
Charlie Pitts
Charlie Det
Fred. Mackey
Arthur Hatter
Royal Neighbors
Roy
Clary
Charles Bow- Sop
Hany Hobson
Onight
Tomorro
Voda Roam
Dr. Scholl
Hance
Eve
Dorothy Abastida Rons Dratngy
of Myste Laron
Lane
Pauline
Caran
Broadway
Micker
Pris
Ee Mats
Douglas
Fairbanks
Tyson
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