Elk Nine Wins In Junior Twilight League Tilt
The Elk Knot Holers defeated the Eagle nine by 7 to 0 as Mitt Allen pitched his first complete game of the season for the Eagles. Bill Cummings held the Eagles hitless with two walks. Elk players Cummings Lanahan Vandeventer Allen Goulon? Umpires Wright Laster.
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Elk Knot
Eagle
Mitt” Allen
Elks
Allen
Bill Cummings
Elk
Eagles
Golf luminaries vie for Open contenders in Brae Burn era
The 1919 play of Brae Burn saw Miller Huggins leading the Yankees by a narrow stroke. Jock Hutchinson, 1921 British Open champion, seeks American honors but falls short. Among the notable entrants are Leo Diegel, MacDonald Smith, Bobby Cruikshank, Willie Hunter, Max Marston, Bob Gardner, and Jesse Guilford. Jesse Sweetser’s participation is uncertain due to illness while returning from England with the British Amateur crown.
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Brae Burn
Jock Hutchinson
Jock
Bean
Leo Diegel
California
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Bobby Jones
Willie Hunter
Max Marston
Bob Gardner
Jesse Guilford
Jesse Sweetser
Sweetser
England
Hy Algo
Chick Vivans
Gene Sarazen
Jim” Barnes
Cyril Walker
Imen
Mike Brady
J. J. McDermott
George Simpson
Holles
Walter Hagen
Seven Champs Eligible for National Open at Scioto
Columbus reports at least seven past Olympic or major champions are among 130 golfers eligible for the 30th National Open to be held July 9 and 10 at Scioto Country Club. The list includes notable names like Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones with a storied history of Open victories and near-misses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Yi Press
Scioto Country Club
Francis Quinet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
England
Idame
Lepers Alarm Baku City Streets Influx From Persia
Large numbers of lepers arriving from Persia roam Baku streets freely and gather in public places due to lack of an isolated colony, creating a serious problem for government authorities.
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Baku
Azerbaijan
Persia
Community Notes From Reno Township
Reno James and Dwyer relatives visited in Lawrence Tuesday. Weekly dances at the pavilion. music from Leavenworth and Marmaduke party. Many residents and visitors tied to Kansas City and Lawrence. Poultry association meeting, basketry lesson, and taxpayers gathering reported.
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James, Dwyer, Sr
J.E. Dwyer
Lawrence
Teo Casteel
Pavilion
Leavenworth
H. C. Marmaduke
Chicara
George L
M. McCleary
Joseph Millerett
Kansas City
Glaude Hallenbeck
Norman
Hemphill
Phil Marshy
St. Louis
T. C. Hemphill
Linwoods
Stella Phenicie
Fred Kahn
Ethel
Fort Leavenworth
O'Dea
Miles Button
Grainfield
W. Sayers
K. US
Button
Jcv
K.U
Mildred
Hallenbeck
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
R. V. Hicks
American Poultry Association
Lena Klamm
Basehor
Jean McKone
Tonganoxie
George
Harold Sowers
Charlie
George L. Phenicie
Marsh
Philip
W. C. Phenicie
Deholt
Pleasant Valley Community’ Club
Roy Pierce
Fred Heywood
Ellan Sullivan
George Sullivan
Henry Murr
Neendy
Taylor
H. G. Skeets
Alfred
Hollis Marsh
5. Kelsall
C. A. Champion
Margaret
Linwood
J. E. Dwyer
Pat Dwyer
Gus Brown
L. Dehoff
Fred Harmon
Fred Grauberger
G. L
Kansas
C. L. Dehoff
Marcus and
Helen Harmon
Taxpayers
J. P. Clevenger
Whit Laming
Frank J. Buckingham
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Cummings and
Lanahan
Vandeventer, Allen and
Oullon
Wright and
Laster
Dodge City
T. L. McCarty
Maude E
Horn
Dodge
Haskal
Odd Fellow
Holcoms
Legion
Haskell Atell
Quiwanis
Odd Fellows
South Park
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Saraz and Hagen
Prince Albert
P. A
Lepers
Reno
Win Sandeful
Foster Leming
D. L. McNerney
Perry
E. McKone
J. E. Watkins
Denver
Buckingham
Marcus Harmon
Genevieve Herriott
Mary Ellen Miller
Friddy
Jermer
Margaret Kelsall E. N. Taylor
van Heusen
Ee Oe
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Sascha