Kansas to Begin 1930 Football Practice September 8
University of Kansas opens official football practice on September 8 as Big Six drills start earlier under new rules. Coach Hargiss assesses 1930 players, noting 10-12 lettermen from 1929 not returning, center and guard questions, and a push to fill end spots with Smay Ramsey Hanson and others from the freshman squad.
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Charles Smooth Center
Northwestern
Milburn Geist
Carlos Fetty
Foster Payne
Lee Davis
Smoot
Pete” Bausch
Dickson
Cram
Chandler
Ehly
Floyd Ramsey
Cox
Sankey
Milton Cone Te
George Eson
Wil Otto Roat
Mai
Hult
Powe Tacos
Charles
Topeka Golfer Victor In Colorado Golf Meet
Topeka Kansas college youth Neil 5 Pee okt tops field at the tenth annual Preedenoos any tourney in Colorado Springs Colo defeating Jimmy Manion 2 and 1. Manion had reached the finals but lost to young Strasburger Coffeyville. Kane won the consolation final 4 and 3 over L Hammon Paris Tex.
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Cubs Flow Past Brooklyn With Number 13 Series Hopes
Chicago Cubs pitchers faced a rough jinx as Malone and Nalose led a big early attack. The team posted their thirteenth victory of the season as they prepared to start against the Robins. The jumbled text mentions three hits in the first two innings and hints at a pivotal series against Brooklyn tomorrow.
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Wilson Chases NL Home Run Record With 5 Needed
Hack Wilson of the Cubs stands five homers shy of a new national league record with 44 games remaining after tallying 39 homers this season. He homered in a doubleheader against the Boston Braves, matching his 1929 output and narrowing the gap to Chuck Klein’s 43 set last year.
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Gehrig
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Tennis Stars in Defeat Unknowns Triumph Over Shields and Vines
Eastern grass courts championships opened with upsets in the second round as Frank Shields of New York and Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena fell to Bryan Grant of Atlanta and Arthur S. Fowler of New York respectively. British entrants H G N Lee and S J Perry were also eliminated. Big Ten stars mostly advanced to the third round, while play in the women's division was set to begin today.
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Frank Shields
New York
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Frank Hunter
Vines
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Shields
Arthur S. Fowler
H. G. N. Lee
S. J. Perry
Lee
Edward W. Feibleman
Perry
Pater Sutter
New Orleans
Big Ten
Big Bill Tilden
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilbur F. Coen
Kansas City
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Julius Seligson
Big purses this week attract Hawthorne field
Hawthorne's second week offers two rich purses of 10000 and 5000 dollars with largely the same lineup as the recent 25000 Hawthorne handicap. Brown Wisdom and My Dandy loom as top entries while Misstep hopes to show form again in the mile and an eighth Chicago event.
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Turnaround hitter George Grantham discusses batting sides
Pittsburgh Pirates star George Grantham explains he used to switch to right handed batting against left pitchers to counter their stuff. He notes he now bats left mainly for speed but sometimes shifts to the right to face strong southpaws, hoping for better luck when an opponent has his number.
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Two Pitchers Win 34 to 1 at Holcom Grove Diamond
Holcom Grove defeated Aviation Association 34 to 1 on the Holcom Grove diamond. Battery L Hageman and C Hageman. L Hageman and Guffter hit home runs with no runners aboard. Next Sunday at 1 PM the Dooms face Worden on the same field. Grand Pro Nova Scotia, Evangeline fame, awaits its imagined thrill as summer wealth grows.
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Green Brothers routed Kansas City Greea 9 to 0 on Shock diamond
The Green Brothers Athletic club extended its winning streak with a 9 to 0 shutout of Kansas City Greea of Kansas City Mo. Bethel scored on a clean hit, Snow lined to center for another run, and Broeker sparked the offense with key hits. The club has only lost to Iota and Union Pacific Topeka this season and plans a rematch with Topeka next Sunday on Shooks diamond.
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Clinton Belvoir 4-H Girls Hold Meeting and Community Notes
The Clinton Belvoir 4-H girls met at Roberta Steele’s home with Alice Woodard presiding in the absence of the president and vice president. They planned fair booths and reported a good primary day ice cream and meal service proceeds. Nearby Sunday school attendees heard Rev. Hall’s sermon, and Farm Bureau members gathered at Mrs. Laverne Ice’s in Lawrence. Names omitted in a recent item were later noted as included in a Presbyterian program.
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Alice Woodard
Faye Anderson
Presbyterian Church
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Walter Harrell
Farm Bureau
Laverne Ice
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Dunmire
Harvey Houk
Daryl
Harry Murphy
Leslie
Esther Murphy
Topeka
Isabelle West
Valentine K
Chic de
Charles
Nemic
Laverna
Charles Kampschroeder
Mattie
Eileen
Arthur Johnson
Kansas City
Homer Buck
Hines
Charles Herschell
Falls City
Neb
Hagen Fails to Clinch National Golf Crown in 1930 Campaign
Walter Hagen ends the 1930 season without a national golf title for only the third time since the war, after his bid at Interlachen fell sixteen strokes behind Bobby Jones. Pedley and Guest emerge as the United States Big Four hopefuls, each breaking orthodox paths, with Pedley’s English heritage and Guest’s polo pedigree shaping their rise.
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Australia
Orient
Interlachen
Jones
Sir Walter
King Bobby
Eric Pedley
California
Winston Guest
New York
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Guest
Devereux Milburn
England
Pedley
Eric
Stanford University
Frederick E. Guest
Hurlingham Club
Winston
Community Notes Include Visits and School Plans
The notes recount social visits as Mrs. Hall attended a funeral in Topeka, plus Mrs. Huffman hosting relatives from Topeka. The Clinton schoolhouse gets repairs ahead of classes with Miss Schuester set to teach. Local families attend parties, birthdays, and picnics while farmers report heat harming corn and hard ground delaying wheat plowing.
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Topeka
Joseph Skinner
Arthur Losh
Robert Ward
Salina
Frank Bidinger
Jack Gibler
Franklin
Chester Baldwin
Kansas City
Harry Hood
Jimmy
Dorothy
Ernest Nelson
Dorothy Cummings
K. U
Harriet
Divorce in Italy Rare Amid Rising Annulments
Rome AP reports sociologists alarmed by increasing annulment rates as divorce remains unattainable in Italy. Court records show 226 annulment requests in 1928 with 74 granted, and 127 cases in 1920 with 28 successes, illustrating growing legal separations without remarriage rights.
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