Missouri Takes Second Win Over Kansas In Close Midweek Tilt
Missouri edged Kansas 10 to 4 as Bishop again starred on the mound and at bat. Helm and Palterman sparked the visitors with timely hits while Kansas battled, but a seventh inning rally sealed the Tigers’ victory and kept Missouri unbeaten in the series.
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Promina
Bishop
Frank
Tigers
Missourians
Olf
Te Missourians
Caele Sam
Stina
Kansas
Cy Hehn
Awkers
Abissim
iKangas
Helm
Capps
Heimerick
Deltield
Taylor
Missouri
Paltérman
Palterman
Eloge
Wox
Sommers
Vaps
Hall
Uwpire
Plank
Sterling Wins Net 83 in Kickers Handicap Meet
The Dread Links member Allen Sterling posted a net 83 to win the Kickers Handicap Tournament held Saturday afternoon. Eleven players received handicaps within one stroke of the given allowance, while others were within three. The next event is a handicap match against Bogey, followed by the Anmina Spring Handicap Tournament with new handicaps set after this season’s results.
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Allen Sterling
Dee Sterling
Eral
Aresto
Baseball Scores and Local Gun Club Notice
Yesterday's scores show St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 1 in the American League and St Louis won 2 to 1 in the National League. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 7 to 1. Kansas City lost to Paulo, Columbus 4 to 0. Milwaukee defeated Toledo 0 to 1. Louisville 7 Minneapolis 0. A Lawrence Gun Club shooting event is announced for tomorrow afternoon at Haskell with several trap targets noted.
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Ate Louis
Chicago
Mt. Louis
Cincinnnati
Pittsboro
Kansas City
Paulo
Columbus
Milwauker
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Lawrence
Fatal Domestic Shooting Shocks Kansas Community
William Yalin, a well known farmer and Kansas University electrical engineering graduate, was shot by his brother in law during a quarrel at Edson Farm near Clinton. Yalin died en route to Lawrence after officers detained the suspect, who expressed remorse and blamed a temper fit. The coroner ordered a jury. no inquest deemed necessary as death is evident. The pair left behind wives and several young children.
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Will
Silverthorn
Muin
Lawrence
Yahn
Yahm
Tuntil
H. ‘Tt. Jones
Sherif’ Cummings
Cummings
Yalin
Elothing
Dbut
University of Kansas
Home Telephone Company
Clinton
Belvoir
Haskell Indians Baseball Hosts Chiloera Visitor
The Haskell Indian baseball team plays a four o clock game against Chiloera at Las Kell Fir. Both teams arrive confident and ready to contest the match as the visitors seek a win while the Haskell squad stays determined.
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Chiloera
Haskell
Market Report Recaps Cattle Wheat and Receipts
Associated Press Market Report notes 9000 cattle receipts with market down about ten. Bulls calves better rise slightly. Packing stock and wearities show modest gains. Wheat prices mixed with seeds and futures quoted for Sept Dec and cash values. Receipts total 117.
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Associated Press
Bequest Becomes Society Funds For Women Missionaries
After four years of legal fight over a near eleven thousand dollar bequest by Fanny Margay the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Kansas conference is set to receive the money. The Kan Bas conference and Mrs E Cope led the dissolved control, with the Supreme Court and state charter board approving a new Kansas conference society. Trustees meet at the Y W C A Topeka to complete organization as officers including Mrs Lee C Brady Lawrence president and Mrs Edwin Locke Topeka vice president.
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Topeka
E. Cope
iWoman’s Home Missionary
Kan- Bas
Methodist’ Episcopal ‘Church
Yegularly, Authorized Home Missionary Society
United States
Fanny Margay
Atehisur
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Kansas Conference
the Prudential "Trust Company
David H. Moore
Georgerson
Detroit
Mich
Cape
Herestates
George O. Smith
Topeka Avenue
J. W
Supreme Court
Cope Corporation
District Court
Shawnee County
Cope
State Charter Board
Kansas Conference Society
Trustees of
Theansas Conference
Ee YI
Cape Tegal
Teachers Pleased With Saturday Classes at Kansas State
Lawrence Kan April 26 1973 teachers attending Saturday classes on the hill led by Prof T W Tretten express gratitude for the opportunity. The final session passed a resolution praising the course as a success and urging continuation as an annual feature of the School of Education at Kansas State University.
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State University
Trettien
C. E. Birch
Marion &. Kidder
Sarah BE. Sample
Charlotte C. Lloyd
Argaret Harper
la Fleeta L.hayft
May Joyce
Judge Pillsbury A Boy Delegate To Peace Conference
L H Pillsbury of Berry New Hampshire visits his niece Mrs Carpenter. He will attend the Peace Conference in St Louis late this week. As a 17 year old student he came to Kansas, served in Exeter College and raised a company. He fought five years in the war and now advocates peace.
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Pillsbury
New
Hampshire
L. H. Pillsbury
Berry, N.hs
W. T. "Carpenter
Exeter College
Wwen
Pillshing
Thomas Jefferson
St. Louis
Majors
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Unse
Kansity City
Lindsborg Om
Sterling
Renee
H. C. Hopper
Idrasaing
Sheriff Cummings
Lafternoon
Sam Sherthorne
Edson Farm
Ie ‘Yaho
Chilocco
WAM 5. Incorporated
Car Nine
Cope and Missionary Society
M. B. Church
Prof ‘Trettein
Clavsiste
Iedemann
Districw
Wight
Sebastian
Ping
B. F
Allison
Dayton, WI
Linwood Presbyterian Elite
ABC
C.C. Brown
The
Baptist’ Church
Barker School House
I Mass
Raymond’s‘Drnit
Mmen
Inhoris
Hool
Sarsaparna
Qieneme
M NS
C. L. Potter
Mass
Journal- World
Kimball
the World Co
Lawrence, Kans
Steve i
Swanson
Dick Bros. Drug Store
Dick Bros
Commission
Lawrence National Bank
Stair
Lene
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