New K. U. trainer Brammel to coach football squad
Tommy Brammel, longtime trainer of the St. Louis Browns, has been hired by the University Athletic Association as trainer for the varsity football team. He will replace Milt Kelley and devote full time to the squad, staying near the stadium and treating injured players several times daily. Brammel, a young man, was chosen from a large list of candidates and is expected to fit well with the younger team.
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Dempsey Starts Training at Lincoln Fields Camp
Jack Dempsey, weighing about 203 pounds, trains at Lincoln Fields in Chicago ahead of his September 22 bout with Gene Tunney at Soldier Field. Shadow boxing and bag work mark the opening sessions under Leo P. Flynn. public workouts planned later, as 7,000 tickets sold early and police vow to keep the bout free of trouble.
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Johnston Named Big Gun in U S Tennis Team
William K. Johnston sails to Boxay to partner Richard N. Wiview in the national doubles championships starting Monday. He soon plays in the Davis cup challenge round September 9 and 10 at Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia, then the national singles at Forest Hills beginning September 12. Pennant race tightens as the Boston Braves sweep the Cubs while the Giants and Pirates rest and the Cardinals close in. Notice: Raw Valley Creamery takes over C M M Writchell Retail Milk business and offers pasteurized milk to new and missed customers. call 20 Ady.
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Solar Plexus Blow Likely to Draw Foul in Bout
By AL DEMAREE former pitcher New York Giants The solar plexus punch will draw expert comment before the Dempsey Tunney fight. Dempsey will use the tactic again and Tunney will brace for it. The Sharkey bout foul furor is likely to raise referee scrutiny in the upcoming match.
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Legionnaires Invite Gene Tunney To Hawaii Welcome
The Illinois American Legion seeks to host a record-breaking reception for boxing champion Gene Tunney in Hawaii. State Commander FerrerWatkins proposes a single, coordinated time and place with 70,000 Legionnaires to express pride in Tunney’s service and status. Former Chicago veterans would lead the official reception if Tunney accepts.
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President Coolidge Tours Old Faithful in Yellowstone Visit
President Coolidge continued his Yellowstone tour moving toward Old Faithful Geyser. The party, planning to spend the night at Old Faithful Inn, arrived by train at Gardiner and drove to Mammoth. Sacco-Vanzetti reaction was reported with heavy guards around the president’s quarters.
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Seminole field dulls U S crude oil output
Oil production in the United States fell by 38380 barrels for the week ending August 20 as Seminole Oklahoma curtailment pushed output down. National daily average stood at 2519974 barrels, with Seminole averaging 40775 barrels daily, slight above its 450000 max. Despondency cited for a Pittsburg Kansas woman death by suicide.
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Madden and Trout Lead In Midwest PGA Sweepstakes
Johnny Madden of Indian Hills Kansas City and Chick Trout of Topeka shared first and second prize in the Midwest Professional Golfers Association sweepstakes at Lawrence Country Club. Both shot 15 over 36 holes, par 74, with 46-39 morning and 34-36 afternoon rounds. Matthews and Gibson tied for third and fourth. In the amateur-professional event Madden and John Henry won best ball at 33-27. Lachman Berney tied for second with Matthews Moll at 36-37.
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Kinship Ties In TonganoXie Gather For Visit
Mrs. Lon Woolidge of Kansas City joined Mr. and Mrs. John Todd for a Sunday visit. All of Mrs. Anna Myers’s children and grandchildren gathered at her home. Out of town guests included Elmer Myers and two daughters from Vinland, Lee Myers and daughter from Emporia, Will Myers and Fred Gress of Cocoa Florida, and Habel Fitch of Kansas City. The Greens of Lawrence and Mr. Roberts of Lawrence called or visited Sunday. Josephine Scanlon of Kan. also noted.
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Lawrence
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Social notes from a Kansas City guest weekend
The record lists numerous M. P. Club members and families hosting visits in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Attendees include Amos E. Wilson Leonard Hazen E. Haskins Bert Harmon Foster La ming Dana Sanders A. D. McCullough J. N. Broadrick John Davey J R. Fair Oliver Myers and daughter Marjory plus Miss Margaret Mansell and Ralph Wallace family. Weekend travel includes visits to Chicago and Leavenworth and a hospital trip for Alfred Knox.
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Social rounds and minor misfortunes fill Kansas City trip notes
Tuesday evening social events include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geib hosting a six o clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Mayers of Cocoa Florida. Guests included Miss Hnima Myers Miss Alice Spoor Miss Anna Myers Mrs. H. H. Porter and Miss Mary Wager. Local visits feature J and Mrs. Wilbur McKoney with children and Mrs. E. S. Hunt with youngsters touring Kansas City. A wrist watch loss befalls Miss Mae Beacroft on an Interurban trip. Road incidents report a minor Ford collision on Massachusetts street with no injuries. John Schell and family visit W. H. Moore in Clay Center.
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Potato Club Meeting Set At Clyde Husted Home
The Jayhawk Potato club announces a gathering at Clyde Husted’s residence on Wednesday August 24. With many absent at the last meeting the group desires full attendance at this session. Newton Kansas August 23 AP report notes the unchanged condition remains.
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Col. P M Hois Ported Improved in Seattle Hospital
Col P M Hois, transported to Seattle for typhus fever treatment, remained in a Newton hospital for unknown reasons. Reported last night that his condition had shown improvement amid ongoing care.
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