Schedule reshuffle for university league games outlined
In a sparse notice, organizers discuss a second round of play to resolve postponements. The Indian and Summer Session squads are weakened by absences, while F A U gains strength with new players. Games begin August 8 with Haskell and continue into mid August before a potential fourth round.
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Gue Schedue
Jos
Wildcats
Golmes
Haskell
Immer
F. A. UL
Extron J
Laurence Athletics Meet Ferry Kansas In Weekend Baseball
Local fans expect a fast game Sunday as Laurence Athletics host Ferry Kansas for the second time this season. The lineup features Kelley in left field Laster at short DeMerrit in center Rfrob at second Trefiz at short Sehov in right field with Snow among possible inserts as the town eyes a first win.
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Laurence Athletics
Kansas
Perry
SRE Eetomay
Kelley
Laster
DeMerrit Groesididies
Trefiz
Sehov
Kaeson
More Beef in KU Lineup Next Season
After canvassing talent, Kansas University expects a stronger 1921 football squad. Captain Pete Jones, weighing around 200 pounds, will anchor the line at guard with tenacity. Freshman players including Mifflin, Griffin, Lonbor, and others are showing promise for the season under Athletic Director Allen.
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K. U
McCrook Field
Jay Echoes
Fcr
Lane Ven
Pete” Jones
Saniefur
Sanderny Aker
TwAdani
Allison
McDuns
Cellesce
Prkeeine
Allen
Laem
Mifflin
Longs
Oman
Griffin
Sohn Lonbor
Haskell Players Set Early Start for Football
Haskell Indian School plans an early football practice to begin next fall under head coach Madison Bell. A large equipment store was purchased and will be delivered next week as Bell returns from vacation to oversee training of many recruits. A fifteen day goal encampment will precede the main training period.
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Madison Bell
Haskell
Bell
Mimy
Ketone
Lawrence golfers set for Denver tournament trip
Two Lawrence golfers plan to compete in Denver as the state sends champions and rising players to the event. Otis Barteldes travels from Lawrence while Hi Weaver leaves yesterday for Colorado. A third representative, A. G. Bartledes, remains in nearby Denver to join the Lakewood Country Club contingent. The Denver match features professionals, with prospects of a $1,000 prize in a 70-hole format across the Broadmoor course and other Denver clubs.
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Lawrence
Denver
Hi Weaver
Gt Overland
Colntacjo
Otis Barteldes
Groive
Norrow
California
Ceu
Cart
A. G. _ Bartledes
Barteligs
Bastelles
Lakewood
Lenver
Iw4
Jonal
Smith
Cycle Springs
Broadmoor Club Proioe
Gulane
Sday
Unclear OCR fragment with names and places
Fragmentary text mentions people including Mrs Sophie Weber and Mrs Vesterdae with scattered city references and a visit. Details are garbled. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portion.
Local Social Notes Show Weekend Travel in Kansas
Miss Inez Bernhard with Mr and Mrs Bob Robertson J head to Topeka for a weekend visit. Mrs Tom Robertson and Mrs Jes Manning depart for Quenemo. J H Jones arrives from Topeka on business. A B Mitchell travels to Topeka while Neil C Orr returns to Kansas City from Phi Delt. Agnes Hedden goes home to Vergin with her brother Pete Smith. Elizabeth Elsey planned a Chicago and New York trip, while Mrs W R Johnson spends the day in Ottawa.
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Ic Bernhard
Inez Berhhardy
Bob Robertson
Topeka
Tom, Robertson
Jes H. Manning
Quenemotahun
J. H. Jones
A. B. Mitchell
Neil C. Orr
Kansas City
Agnes Hedden
Vergin
Kans
Pete, Smith
Elizabeth Elsey
George Elsey
Chicago
New York
W. R. Johnson
Ottawa
Couple Receives Marriage License In Topeka Clifton Union
Probate Judge L. H W. Menger issued a marriage license this morning to Glenn E Ernst of Topeka and Lelia Marie Stay of Clifton.
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L. H W. Menger
Glenn E.ernst
Topeka
Lelia Marie Stay
Clifton
Eudaly Bros Clated to Morrow Afternoon
Notice states Eudaly Brothers will be clated tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 6 oclock due to the death of Witham Schoetlein.
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Eudaly Bros
Witham Schoetlein
Open Letter to Women Endorsing Vegetable Compound
Mrs. J. S. Little of Philadelphia reports relief from irregular painful periods after seven months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she recovered enough to perform all housework and urges others to use the product for similar distressing symptoms and weakness.
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Philadelphia
Pinkham
J. S. Littie
Livingston St
Mrs. Little
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Central Trust Sues For Refused Loan Demand
The Central Trust Company filed suit in district court against Guy H. Mathes seeking 1500 damages claiming failure to approve a $30,000 loan on the same real estate. The plaintiff says it offered the loan two days after the written application and Mathes refused to accept it.
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Central Trust Company
District Court
Guy H. Mathes
Joan
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