Summerites Victors In Five Inning 2 100 Score
The Summerites dominated in a five inning game finishing with a two hundred run margin and a high scoring finish. Key players led the offense and defense to secure the win.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
8
The Summerites dominated in a five inning game finishing with a two hundred run margin and a high scoring finish. Key players led the offense and defense to secure the win.
In a five inning game under a murky sky, Gustafsons defeated Stonmer 1 to 0 on Hamilton field breaking their tie for second place in the league. Indians and Elks played a dark practice game with Elks winning 3 to 1 in a shortened match.
J B Wilson spoke at a noon Kiwanis meeting on Friendship as the foundation of nation church and home. He listed honesty unselfishness and stamina as key traits for real friendship. Guests Frank E Godding Charles C Winslet and new members Vic Johnson Homyer Talbot attended.
Hanna notes that in England women worked in mines until 1842 when Parliament prohibited such employment by law. The remark places the historical shift as a landmark labor reform affecting female workers.
A brutal attack left two kittens blinded and tied in a sack on a railroad track. A Journal-World carrier found the animals and used chloroform at a drugstore to end their suffering. In bowling news, Elks team members Bowling, Sebres Reatz and Hartig split a four game series with Reatz posting a 299 and Hartig a 349 high.
Nomination certificates were handed to successful county and township candidates by County Clerk George W. Brune. About 100 certificates were distributed. W. E. Truitt, arrested yesterday for disturbance of the peace, pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for tomorrow morning at 8. New box portico collection of mails opened today at Thirteenth and Haskell Avenue by Postmaster Charles Fich.
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