Liberty post boys win district title in second district final
The Liberty post boys defeated Ottawa Legion 6 to 0 in Ottawa to win the Second Congressional District championship and advance to a state elimination tournament for the state title. Mettner held Ottawa to three singles over innings, Welch pitched one inning, and Fanning struggled for Ottawa but improved from last week. Lawrence Legion's plan grid program remains in planning.
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Thistlewaite Outlines Intramural Grid Plan at Wisconsin
MadisonWis Aug 10 Wiscon sins new head football coach Glenn Thistlewaite outlines a far reaching grid campaign for the fall. The plan emphasizes a high turnout for intramural football now credit bearing in physical education. Intramural teams will learn football fundamentals and be taught the same plays as the Cardinal Varsity to foster varsity readiness.
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Baseball scores from yesterday and league results
Summary of yesterday's baseball results shows American League games including New York defeating Philadelphia 17 to 4 and Washington losing to New York. American Association results include Toledo beating Kansas City and Milwaukee defeating Indianapolis. Some lines fragmented, with several errors and incomplete entries.
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Toledo
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Louisville
Monreal
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Edge Elks To Even Three Game Series
The Kiwanis jumped to a 3 run first inning and beat the Elks 6 to 2 to even the three game series. Otto Newby powered the Kiwanis with three hits while Houston turned a double play unassisted. Keeler relieved on the mound in the fourth as the Elks fall to 1-1 in the series with game three slated for Tuesday.
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Sehon
Fréderick
Smith
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Camstesk
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Marks
Two KU Centers Will Not Return in 1927 Football
Franklin C Cannon, KU football coach, anticipates a tough center spot in 1927 as last year’s centers Davidson and Cloud graduate. Burton and Hadley likely to be groomed for pivot, with other linemen Lattin Voigts and Taylor departing. End Wall and Baker also out, eleven lettermen returning and Hadley Mullins Schoplin Thornhill among reserves aiming to rejoin Mount Oreadari roster.
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K. U
Lewis Davidson
Wade Cloud
Burton
Hadley
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Frank Taylor
Harold Baker
Charles Wall
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Cappon
Earl Testerman
Testerman
Mount Oreadara
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Schoplin
Thornhill
Lewis
Davidson
Wilbur Starr
Ynalf
Harald Baker
Deacons Protest Library Books in Florida Colleges
Deacons from First Baptist Church in Tallahassee accuse Florida higher institutions of learning of using indecent, immoral and filthy texts by authors such as Freud George Bernard Shaw and H G Wells. They delivered a protest to Governor John W Martin via Rev Bunyan Stephens who said the group did not officially represent the church.
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H. G. Wells
First Baptist Church
John W. Martin
Florida
Bunyan Stephens
Zimmerman's call for nationwide hotel inspector conference
Phil B. Zimmerman state hotel inspector today urged United States inspectors to coordinate on common problems. He sent letters to state and District of Columbia inspectors to arrange a conference during the National Restaurant Association convention in Buffalo New York the week of September 20. He also asked the Buffalo chamber of commerce to invite inspectors from across the country.
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Abilene Man Dies Suspected Poisoning Along Union Pacific Tracks
Salina Kans Aug 10 Dickinson County authorities report Harry Hinkle 37 of Abilene Kans found dead yesterday beside the Union Pacific tracks east of Abilene. Officials say he apparently took poison in a suicide gesture. His wife died about a month ago and he had been despondent since.
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Dickinson County
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Canady 18 Still Alive After Stabbing in Dodge City
In Dodge City Kansas AP reports J F Harris will plead self defense when brought to trial on assault with intent to kill for stabbing Frank O Canady last Thursday. Canady, who remains alive with brain injury, allegedly confronted Harris after returning from Nebraska and finding Harris with Mrs Canady. Harris defense claims Mrs Canady kept him there and that no improper relations existed. divorce suit by Mrs Canady pending since November.
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Protests Hit Proposed Kansas Motor Carrier Routes
AP dispatch reports American Railway Express and Missouri Pacific Railway Company opposing several motor carrier applications. Flower Stage seeks to run between Manhattan and Salina, while Caldwell and others challenge routes through Abilene Concordia and Chase Center. Protest focuses on licensing and routing in Kansas, including a Kansas City to Porboot option.
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Auguh
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Missourii Trailroad Company
Exgrins
Alice Baldwin
Kansas City
Porboot
Jewelers death after axe attack ends in hanging
Robert Arnold a Coin Ja jeweler died in a Shenandoah hospital after being attacked by his wife who then hanged herself after he escaped and called authorities. Both were involved in a fatal confrontation that left the couple dead or dying.
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Shenandoah
Robert Arnold
Fire practice wraps up as 160th Field Artillery drills at Fort Riley
The 160th Field Artillery Brigade Kan Gas National Guard completed firing practice and moved to tactical exercises on post. A night maneuver and shelter camp plans were outlined as infantry and cavalry units prepare to relieve the camp Saturday night. Nearby Muskogee Oklahoma reports the Grand River near flood stage amid torrential rain with rising waters.
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Net Queen May Resume Her Throne
Helen Wills appears poised to reclaim the national women's tennis title at Forest Hills after a comeback season. She faces strong challengers in Molla Mallory and Elizabeth Ryan, who beat all but Wills last year. The event remains a highlight of the American sporting calendar and signals Wills' return to form.
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Crest of flood expected as farmers move again
A flood crest was due this afternoon as farmers in the bottoms prepared to move out for the second time this year. The report notes inch fall in 40 minutes and details a long journey by a Mastine woman traveling 200 miles toward York Beach, Maine.
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Cat Recovered After Owner Hinted Return From Visit
A cat was recovered after its owner, returning from a visit, realized the pet had been inadvertently left behind at a location. The incident prompted local shelter follow up and reunification with the owner.
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