Missouri Wins Dull Track Meet Over Kansas Jayhawks
Missouri defeats Kansas 60 to 25 in a one sided dual track meet in Kansas City. Key events include a Missouri one mile relay and standout performances by Missouri sprinters as Kansas struggles in the 60 yard dash and hurdles.
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Missouri University
Kansas City
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Amess
Tree Ie
Kane
Saz
Rent’ Farley
Reaney
Matthews
Pirer
Pringer
I Kurens
Reo
Hartee Grantells
Siey
Missouri
Phillips
Fen
Eie
Yar
Geeab
Joe Kansas
Sidash Watson
Lawrence-Manhattan basketball clash and price policy news
Lawrence high school reshuffles for tonight's home game against Manhattan with a previous win 32 26 at Manhattan. A lineup swap and coach Gartner aim to halt a weekly slump as Vic Trusler referees. Also, Hudson-Goff Motors unveils an at your door price policy replacing factory plus freight and taxes with delivered price.
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Lawrence High School
Manhattan
Lawrence
Wildcats
Gartner
Aggieville
Haskell
Vic Trusler
Melvin Goff
Hudson-Goff Motor Company
Nh, Street
Hudson and Essex
Missouri Tigers Wrestle Kansas in Big Meet Tonight
Lawrence wrestling fans expect a Springfield style clash as Missouri Tigers visit for a dual with Kansas. Dungan moves to 135 pounds replacing James, with Stoklas 115, Skinner 125, Delp 144, Delays 158, Smith 172, and Freeze at unlimited. Action starts 7:50 with Bill Hargiss officiating.
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Lawrence
Missouri Tigers
Ddyhawkers
Missouri
Waksas City
Stoklas
Skinner
Ddlays
Smith
Freeze
Bill Hargiss
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Last Night Scores and Tragic Murky Incident
In Allentown Pennsylvania Norman Farrell 28 shot and mortally wounded his blind brother after a dispute at home. Police say Farrell claimed the act was mercy as he was intoxicated and mentally troubled. The victim, a 34 year old blind man, was found wounded in bed with the attacker nearby. Police continue investigation and note Farrell’s drinking may have influenced his actions.
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Allentown
Norman Farrell
Serisdshy
Pari Wend
Norman
Haskell Five Loses To Taste Tells St Joe Team
The Haskell Indians suffered their third defeat of the season falling 37 to 17 to Taste Tells of St. Joseph Missouri. Haskell trailed 24 to 4 at halftime but 13 points by Haskell in the third quarter matched their opponent. The St. Joe squad featured Bunker of the Kansas Aggies and Brewster of Washburn. Haskell hosts Kansas City Junior College at 8 pm with Lay Fisher refereeing.
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St. Joseph
Hanley
Redskins
St. Joe
Bunker
Kansas’ Aggies
Brewster
Washburn
Braves
Haskell
Kansas City
Lay Fisher
Kansas
Why Mothers Age
HOPEWELL INDEPENDENCE Mr and Mrs Alvin Foster and son Ross of Topeka came Saturday for a week's vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs A P Foster. Miss Dimple Tucker spent Monday and Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Russel Deay at Stony Point. Mrs Edward Hahn of Topeka Mrs T A Hitchcock Mrs Merle Hitchcock and Mrs Humphrey of Baldwin were Wednesday afternoon callers on Mrs Wm Adriance. Mr and Mrs E K Pardee and Mr and Mrs D W Shotwell were Sunday afternoon visitors at Mr and Mrs Archie Hall. Cecil Jardon was a dinner guest of Claudie Jardon Sunday and the two spent the afternoon at the Ray Price home. Ned Daud of Lyndon and Miss Charity Anstead spent a short time Sunday with Mr and Mrs C L Daud. Mr and Mrs Ed Heaston and family Miss Harriett Bleakley of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Clyde Puckett and family were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr and Mrs Claude Williams. Mrs F M Hartley and Mrs Hewitt Taylor were Thursday morning callers on Mrs A R Giddens. Mrs J C Craig spent the afternoon with her. Mr and Mrs D C Sutton were Sunday afternoon callers at Mr and Mrs James Gales. Paul Shannon of Wellsville was a Sunday evening guest of Mr and Mrs W S Black. Mrs A M Reser and Miss Chloe Flory accompanied Mrs Virgil Flory to Lawrence Wednesday and spent a short time visiting a cousin of Mrs Reser's and Mrs Fig long. Mrs Long of Oklahoma with at the home of her son Prof Long. Mr and Mrs T F Haas called at Mrs J Gales Monday for the baby chicks which Mrs Gales had hatch-
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D. W. Shotwell
Archie
Cecil Jardon
Claudie Jardon Synday
Ray Price
Ned Daud
Lyndon
Charity Anstead
C.L. Daud
Ed Heaston
Harriett Bleakley
Lawrence
Jas. Gales
Paul Shannon
Wellsville
W. S. Black
A. M. Reser
Chloe Flory
Virgil Flory
Reser
Fig
Long
Oklahoma
Prof. Long
T. F. Haas
Community Notes From Baldwin Area Gatherings
Local diary style items list Sunday dinners visits and neighborly events around Baldwin. Families such as Lederer Newlands Williams Purvis and White share meals attend church meetings and host visitors. A wolf drive by the CPA yielded a single wolf seen but escaped, and local lodge activities are noted.
Social Visit Notes Include Local Ladies Gatherings
Mrs Stoheking spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Taylor and Miss Sadie White was a guest Sunday of her brother Virgil and family. Mrs Claude Williams called on Mrs Jesse Wingert Wednesday afternoon. Miss Georgia Williams spent from Thursday until Sunday with her cousin Erma Winters.
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Stoheking
Taylor
Sadie White
Virgil
Claude Williams
Jesse Wingert Wednaday
Georgia Williams
Erma Winters
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