Jayhawkers Drop Opener to Ames
Ames Tow April 27 The Iowa State College baseball team defeated the University of Kansas 8 to 6 in a Missouri Valley Conference game on foreign soil. Cyclones scored three in the first, then added one in the second, fourth, and seventh. Kansas had 11 hits but costly errors hurt Swenson as Ames pitcher Beeray held the Jayhawks to four hits through seven. Second game scheduled tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Tow
Iowa State College
University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Cyclones
Kansas
Beeray
Ames
Patsy” Clark
Nore
Swenson
Crimson and Blue Club
Cyclone
Intramural Track Meet Entry Blanks Issued At University
University intramural athletics director G B Patrick sends entry blanks for the first annual spring track and field meet. Sections run May 9 and May 16 with nine events per section and trial heats. Each organization may enter four men per event but only three may compete. Points awarded for participation and placement. efforts toward intramural records noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Patrick
Patrick
Heron
University intramural baseball tournament to start May 7
An intramural baseball event at the University opens May 7 with entries closing May 1. G B Patrick, director of intramural athletics, announced the schedule as seven teams compete in the initial round. Final round to be completed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Patrick
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American Association Kansas City beat Columbus 7 to 2, Indianapolis 7 over Minneapolis 33, Toledo 4 edged Milwaukee 3, and St Pauli hosted Louisville with rain. In the National League New York defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3, Brooklyn overwhelmed Boston 15 to 2, Chicago won 5 to 2 against Cincinnati, while Pittsburgh at St Louis and St Louis at Detroit both delayed by rain. In the American League Washington ran up 21 against Boston 1, Philadelphia beat New York 8 to 0, and Cleveland defeated St Louis 12 to 10 with Chicago also posting 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Pauli
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas Tennis Prepares For Oklahoma Rivalry
The University of Kansas tennis team faces Oklahoma A and M on the stadium courts tomorrow afternoon in the second season match. Captain Muir Rogers says the Okla team are veterans and the meet will feature three singles and one doubles. Kansas players include Rogers Campbell and Hoag in singles, with Campbell and Rogers in doubles. The Missouri match was rained out, delaying the schedule which now lists May 5 Oklahoma at home, May 8 Drake at Des Moines, May 9 Grinnell at Grinnell, and May 18 Washington at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Oklahoma Aggie
Jayhawkers
Jayhawker
Muir Rogers
Oklahoma
Rogers
Clifford Campbell
Donald Hoag
K. U
Campbell
Kansas
Missouri Tigers
Missouri
Mt. Dread
Oklahoma’ University
Haskell Institute-Prison Game Postponed In Rain
The baseball game between Haskell Institute and the Leavenworth prison team scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed due to rain. Plans are under way to reschedule for Friday afternoon. Officials announced that the Indians versus St Marys game, set for Friday, would be played Thursday afternoon on the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Leavenworth
Indians
St. Mary's
View Hill Road Route Proposed by County Commissioners
County commissioners plan a 10 o'clock Thursday meeting to view a proposed Baldwin Hill road. Led by petitioners including Charles Becka, the project aims to create an easier grade, starting at the railroad crossing foot of the hill, trending east then turning west at the crest to join the existing Baldwin approach. Construction has begun with a percent grade underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baldwin Hill
Charles Becka
Collectors Busy as Chamber Aims for 59000 Restore Hotel Fund
Committees gathering subscriptions to reach the 59000 goal as Lawrence residents pledge for the hotel fund. Names of subscribers who paid in full or in part are turned in, including Terry Gaghill Nancy Longanecker Sam Galitsky Paul B. Lawson E. C. Bricken and local businesses like Garter Tire & Battery Co John Tarpy and Dr J J Pierson Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Terry Gaghill
Nancy Longanecker
Sam Galitsky
Paul B. Lawson
E. C. Bricken
J Garter Tire & Battery,Co
John Tarpy
J. J. Pierson
Otto
Washburn quartet from Topeka to appear with KU glee club
Four Topeka youths form the Washburn College quartet in the joint concert with the University of Kansas men's glee club at Robinson gymnasium tonight. The four members, two brothers, are from Topeka and have performed before many civic groups and Kansas City high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
Washburn College, Glee Club
University of Kansas Men
Robinson Gymnasium
Topeka
Kansas City
KU Alumni Banquet In New York For Fred Ellsworth
The New York City Kansas Alumni will host a banquet and meeting at Town Club hall tonight to honor Fred Ellsworth, KU alumni secretary, who is in New York to rally alumni and former students to support the school. Ellsworth spent two days in Chicago last week helping form a KU alumni chapter and will attend the national convention of alumni secretaries in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
K. A
Town Club
Fred Ellsworth
University of Kansas Alumnii Association
New York
K. Averads
Ellsworth
Shirazo
Chicago
East
Guentert Birth and Local Social Notes in North Lawrence
North Lawrence announces the birth of a nine pound girl named Alfreda Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Guentert of North Third born April 26. A birthday party for Mrs. Will Stockert at 503 North Street drew about fifteen guests including Mrs. W. B. Derstler of Denver. Ike Fairbanks and Lester Reed attended Kansass City events. Doris Hodge celebrated her tenth birthday with party games and ice cream. A. G Kelley family moved to 712 Locust Street and Mrs. John Marlowe returned home from McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Guentert
North Third
Alfreda
Marie
Will. Stockert
North Street
Neice
W. B. Derstler
Denver
Colo
Ike Fairbanks
Louis Muzzy
Robert Benson
Myrl Bratton
Clarence Gulley
Doris Hodger
A. G Kelley
Locust Street
John Marlowe
McConnell
Local notices and community updates from Pratt area
Hospital births and hospital news accompany families in Pratt. Lester Reed buys a Ford in Linwood. Earnest Day welcomes daughter Betty Jane born April 17. Fred Bolen resumes hospital care after a relapse. Home remodeling by Joe Eck at 27 Ehn Street. Christian church service features tableaux Rock of Ages by Haskell Institute students and baptism led by Dr S B Braden. Community mourns Miss Ethel Benge in earlier week. A B Ewing returns from Washington trip. Sunday school contest winners hosted by losers with Miss La Martin. Wallce W C T U meets with Mrs Addison Conner. Lizzie K Robinson confirms county meeting in May at Lawrence. W A Dunn and Thelma Stover return from the East. Local baseball teams organized for Sunday schools. Christian church to face Congregational team. Dr John F Watts to address Pratt students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys
Joe- Eck
Ehn Street
Christian Church
Haskell Institute
S. B. Braden
Ethel Benge
A. B. Ewing
Washington, D. C
la Martin
Wallace W. C. T.'U
Addi
Conner
Lizzie K.’ Robinson
Union
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Dunn
Henry Stover
Thelma
The
First Baptist Church to Deliver May 22 Commencement Address
The First Baptist Church will deliver the commencement address at Pratt High School on May 22, announced today. Bereaved family of Mrs. Fannie Silvers thanks friends for kindness and floral offerings at their mother's death. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Silvers and others express gratitude. Look for the Market Basket every Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Addre Sat Pratt High School
Fannie Silvers
G. W. Silvers
Otis Silvers
James Timmens
Wools
S. Newsom
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Prompted by Emerald Oil
Advert reads a new remedy claiming Emerald Oil clears enlarged glands by daily application, drawing out germs and secretions and leaving no scar. It touts a two ounce bottle as full strength and long lasting. Also claimed to reduce swollen veins and dissolve quites. For sale at Re Drug Co, 1 Corner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penn
Norton
Georgetown
K.Y
Aties
Dacabson
Nave
Reeray
U Boller
C. Io Jacobsayn
Bas
Price Wan SS
Hewitt
A. Armstrong
Wright
Enson
Phi
Rina
Kennedy
Inn
I Ames
al Kansas
Kansas_Wright, Swvenson and Halpin
Geereyanil Boller
G. B. Patrick Has
University Gaseball
ELKS
Underwood
Barteldes
Highsman
Hou
Pierson
Sha Himmons
Bartelane
Tomorow
Hington
St. Louis
Columbia
View Hill Road
Reatz
H. W. Aranty
Wilson
Delta Chi
Charles Wilson
Washburn Glee ‘Club
North Lawrence
da Lovett
Louis Eyo Oeder
Billie Hutson
Max Foresman
Resmal
Walter Buchanan
Ra Wilbur
Dan Ramey Wee Mackie
Endsley Jones
Pratt
John F. Watts
Douglas Radio CO
Wed
Wells & Wood
Mass
Hoadley
China
Kcaglenes
Lawrence Choral Union
Baker University Chorus
Verdi
Elsa Harthan-Arendt
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell’s Music Store
School of Fine Arts
Bowersoc
Mei
Associated Pictures Corp
Conway DE Arle
Barbara
LA Marr
Sawyer-Lubin
Phil Rosen
Art Sawyer-Lubin
Arthur H. Sawwyer
William Hurlburt
Frederick
Fanny Halton
Rin Tin Tin In
Newman
Grramount
Leesey Pagut
Ricardo Cortez
Jetta Goudal
Noah Beery Ari
Mack Sennett
Ron Aus
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!