Haskell Drake tied in slow nine inning baseball battle
In a rain interrupted game Drake and Haskell battled to a 2 2 tie through nine innings. Drake scored in the first as Gen led off with a walk and Bearbow allowed eight scattered hits. The tenth inning rally by Haskell included Hampton Pike and Bearbow, with Wofford lifting a key hit to tie the score.
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Nebraska Nine Faces Kansas In Weekend Contest At McCook Field
Nebraska baseball aims for a weekend clash with Kansas at McCook Field after postponements. Kansas holds top form and is eager to meet challengers. Weather and scheduling disruptions affected yesterday’s game as both teams prepare for tomorrow’s action.
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Annual shoot ends at Lawrence Gun Club scores listed
The Lawrence Gun Club annual shoot wrapped Tuesday with participant scores out of 150. In interfraternity play Phi Kappa defeated Phi Kappa Psi 3 to 1 in the second round yesterday afternoon with Farrel starring for Phi Psis at bat and Bloomer on the mound for Phi Kappas.
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Unclear From Fragmentary Sports Report
A fragmented Youngstown era report mentions George Rody, Kansas pitcher, recovering from an eye injury and hoping to return to his turn in the Valley conference schedule. The text references field play, stick work, and Cecil Cutt but lacks cohesive facts or clear outcomes.
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George Rody
Kansas
Turner
Cecil Cutt
Haskell Indians May Tour the East for Summer Games
The Haskell Indian baseball team may tour eastern states this summer, facing college town and semi pro teams. Athletic director Madison Bell says an eastern manager is arranging the schedule, aiming to widen exposure and provide players with valuable experience before football practice begins.
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Annual Circus and Recital Items at University Gym
The Women's Athletic Association hosts its annual circus tonight in the university gym with animals, barkers, minstrels, and side-shows, open to women only. Lawrence Studio displays an attractive window showing Berenice Ackenfian and pupils in oil-tinted reproductions. no other major events details.
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Lawrence
Junior High Sets May 13 Fete At Mc Cook Field
Junior high students announce a May fete at Mc Cook field scheduled for May 13 at 2 30 PM. The event features a short play titled The Awakening and tickets go on sale from today as part of the fundraiser or school activity.
Kansas Towns Report Local Happenings In Brief
Wichita work begins on the United Congregational church project valued at 150000 dollars, to serve as a community center and Sunday school. In Hays James E O'Brien of Russell, a sophomore at the State Normal School, earns Kansas representation in the League of State Normal Schools oratorical contest in Warrensburg Missouri on May 6 with A Nations Obligation as his theme. Beloit celebrates a 260000 dollar high school dedication where educators recall Beloit's early days and a previous fire destroyed the old high school. Cottonwood Falls prepares to unload about 10000 feeder cattle from Texas and the Southwest over the next weeks as pasture greens emerge after freezes. Pratt reports wheat should finish planting by July 4 with harvests unlikely before then, new labor estimates caution. Topeka Mrs June R Chapman will attend the International Kindergarten Union convention in Detroit May 2 to 7 with Topeka having hosted last year. Abilene Children’s Week runs April 24 to May 1 featuring a religious survey by 75 volunteers and a Linna Brestte talk, Red Cross clinics, and baby-show prizes. Wichita fifty building permits signal a spring boom totaling about 145000 dollars in new homes. Salina recalls dandelion greens scarcity in 1881 with a homegrown patch along a city fence. A guaranteed storage battery deal is promoted at Banker's garage.
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Red Cross
Fashion notes and shopping tips from a spring day
A lively column hides a shopper’s guide featuring Patterson Hat Shop chic hats with slim waists and wide sashes, Van Raalte hosiery from Fischer's, and Van Raalte silk hose as visible fashion. It also promotes electric curling irons from Kennedy Plumbing Co and bicycles from Hanna Bicycle Store as fixes for restless youths.
How to Dress Up in Spring Footwear and Cape Wraps
A quirky column mixes playful chatter about fashion and home life. Mrs Cranky teases her husband about a crepe band on his hat after a remark from Tommy about spelling grocery. It promotes Newman's spring footwear, capes as a summer wrap, and Kansas Electric Utilities Co washing machines, with light humor about plates at Hoadley's and a casual chat on sunburn.
Livestock Health Measure Favored by Congress
Secretary Wallace asks for a $405000 emergency deficiency to fund tuberculosis indemnities through June 30. Eradication work has faced exhaustion of indemnity funds, with 13224 reactors found in eight months, and state legislatures have appropriated nearly $4 million for eradication efforts.
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Lawrence Briefs Mix Of Chamber And Local Events
Sunlit morning gives way to spring mood as Rotary Kiwanis and Chamber plan goodwill actions for Frank Herron. Mulley Cattle Co of Lawrence is chartered by Kansas. Lone Star and Pleasant Grove prepare for early baseball clash. Aldridge brothers of Lawrence file voluntary bankruptcy in Topeka court. Topeka Chamber boosts members from 960 to 1,710 and dues from 20 to 25. Rotary trip to Lone Star despite rain with 33 members. Real estate meeting at Chamber rooms postponed.
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Philadelphia Woman Credits Vegetable Compound for Recovery
A Philadelphia resident describes years of irregular painful periods and weakness. After seven months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained energy, completed housework, and recommended the remedy to others. The ad touts the product as a fast, effective treatment for distressing female symptoms.
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Fraternal Aid Union Dance Tonight and Local Notices
Fraternal Aid Union lodge invites members and friends to a dance at the Fraternal Aid hall tonight. The Han na bicycle shop at 944 Massachusetts street saw its topping cornice removed today. The Douglas county board of commissioners will meet next. county engineer B L Wolfe says roads weakened by recent rains must be redone. Miller arson case to be heard first in Douglas county district court next Monday. Kansas Editorial Golf Set Association plans a May 25 and 26 tournament in Topeka. Lawrence Steam Laundry advertises blanket cleansing service. Banker's garage touts fast storage battery repair. Don Alvana cigar advertised as Lawrence-made.
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