Crimson and Blue Triumph Over Haskell Indians 5–4
In a tight game, the Crimson and Blue rallied to defeat Haskell Indians 5 to 4. Parks allowed two Crimsons hits while Killbuck held Haskell to five, with wild pitches and errors shaping the score. Haskell pushed two runs in the fourth and two in the fifth before falling short.
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Twilight league schedule details from August events
The article lists five remaining twilight league games through mid August. Matchups include Whiz Bangs vs F A U at Hasell, Journal-World vs Crimson and Blue at Stadium, with several postponements and a series finale setup before exhibitions.
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Parks to Meet Jayhawk Juniors at Haskell
Parks Athletic Club faces Jayhawk Juniors at Haskell in a junior basketball program night. The matchup will showcase young talent as the Jayhawk Tum three clash with the Odd Sox at Has kel l.
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Auto Races At Woodland Park Attract Strong Entries
At Woodland Park on Thursday afternoon E D Five coate plans an auto race program with at least ten nationally known cars. Entrants include two Fords two Dodge specials two Chevrolets and Max well among others Frank Ohrazda in the Fronty Ford will race a state record five mile standing start time 5 35. Verne Ellis in a V and E special and Shi Bell are also listed. The event starts at 2 o clock with a five mile race and a fencing event on the program.
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Minor League News Rally Across Leagues
Across the minors a packed roundup notes Richmond’s tight pennant race, Terre Haute’s fast Three-I squad, Los Angeles’s steady run but not top, and Morris Tavener’s two home runs. It mentions Ducky Holmes managing Beatrice, Jerry Jackson pitching for Greenville, and Saginaw London Hamilton Bay City battling in Michigan Ontario. The Florida State League aims to close its second half by August 19.
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RLKS Bowling Scores Recreation League Highlights
High scorers include Underwood 762 273 T98 and Hill 522. Hood 229 and Aritzel 246 noted among top men. Hartig and Edmdonase teams scheduled to bowl tonight. A stray insect detail appears in the text.
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From Ring to Roots Pal Brown Becomes A Hibbing Farmer
Pal Brown once a lightweight contender until a 1915 motorcycle crash ended his boxing career. He built a 120 acre family farm near Hibbing with 20 milk cows, pigs and poultry, and rents 80 more acres for pasture. He milks cows, cuts hay, cultivates crops and helps the Hibbing American Legion post with boxing events as he pursues farming success.
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Half-Way picnic plans discussed in Topeka visits
T J Sweeney and Vanik Bru ler were in Topeka today making further arrangements. Miss Hettie Vaughn, stenographer for County Attorney A B Mitchell, is taking her vacation. Delinquent tax list warning from County Treasurer W H McKane. list to be published again Thursday. Judge Hugh Means went to Ottawa to adjourn Franklin county district court term.
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Home on Leave for Captain Moyer's 24 Hour Rest
Captain Sam P. Moyer commander of Company M 137th Infantry returns home on a 24 hour leave. He praises his men as real soldiers and notes guardsmen may not be released before September 1 due to strenuous duties with numerous posts and minimal rests.
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Harman v Perkins case heard. judgment set aside
District Judge Hugh Means heard A D Harman versus F M Perkins and others, reserving a decision after a long hearing. A prior June 17 default gave Harman $55 plus interest and mortgage foreclosure, but a July 8 motion to set aside the judgment was sustained.
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Street Car Hits Ford at Eighth and Kentucky
A Ford sedan driven by a woman was struck by a street car at the corner of Eighth and Kentucky about 7:45 this morning. No injuries occurred. The Ford, traveling south on Kentucky, was hit by the street car going west on Eighth. the fender struck the rear wheel, turning the car into the curb in front of the Baptist church and smashing the right rear wheel. Licenses issued recently include Harry W Williams and Myrtie B Robinson. John L Canton and Margaret Ann Miles. Robert Walton and Allie Hilderbrant.
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Longest bridge spans the River Ganges at Sara India
The bridge in the Bengal presidency of India covers 15 miles across the River Ganges at Sara and was built at a cost of 20 million dollars.
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Fossil Hunt Planned From Buenos Aires to Patagonia
The Field Museum expeditions, led by Prof. Elmer S. Riggs, will launch a five year fossil hunt in October, traveling from Buenos Aires through Patagonia to the Straits of Magellan. The team will explore pampas shores, coastal areas, and inland plains using motor trucks, saddles, and a canvas motor boat to reach remote sites.
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Engineer responsible for Sulphur Springs wreck identified
De Soto Missouri August 8 The coroner's jury blamed engineer Matthew Ginger Glenn for the Missouri Pacific disaster at Sulphur Springs Saturday night which killed 35 and injured more than 100. Glenn died leaping from his cab and the jury found he failed to observe signals indicating the track ahead was not clear.
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Louise Brown Deaths and Funeral Details
Funeral services for Louise Brown will be held at 2 PM tomorrow from her home at 816 New Jersey Street. Interment follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. London Aus reports shifts toward strict German financial controls amid Prethier Poincare draft terms. Professor R N Miller to address Kiwanis Club at 12:30 PM Thursday. explains economics and Emporia College summer teaching. England allows automobile licenses for blind people without questions on ability.
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