Odd Fellows Rout Rotary for Third Victory in Twilight League
The Odd Fellows defeated the Rotarians 10 to 0 as Gordon and Jones starred with three hits each and perfect batting, driving in multiple runs and basing two players on steals. O'Neill and Gordon led late scoring, while Rotary batsmen struggled against Jones on the mound. Indians vs Co-ops slated for Wednesday at South Ark with Husekll nine versus Co-Op's in senior Twilight.
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Odd Fellows
Ayoreet
O’neill
Gordon
Jones
Moundsman
Armstrong
O'Neill
Minnike
Rotary
Bradley
Tusten
Indians
Tobler
Gobrdon
Dénes
Burgert
Ef McMurry
Harmouth
Randall
Lindon
Harris
Treland
Snavely
P R. Harris
Sane
Lj cGinuis
Etinet Tusten
Ty E
Rotary OU
Gones
Bruneordon
Struc
Snave
Ed Ball
Arris Ue
Stage is Set to Greet Bobby Jones in Biggest Celebration
New York July 1 The Emperor of golf Bobby Jones will return home to Atlanta with a welcome fit for war heroes and dignitaries. A Bobby Jones special train carried admirers and Atlanta dignitaries including Mayor Cohen and university officials. Plans by Grover Whaley promise a grand Broadway welcome and official events before Bobby speaks with local leaders.
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Bobby Jones
New York
Hag
Bobby
S. Europa
England
Atlanta
Bobby ‘Jones
Hunter Terry
Ralph Smith
Ativa Stanaanerport
John S. Cohen
Atlanta Journal
T. Nw. Ragsdale
R. J. Spiller
Atlanta Basebal Club
Xntch Jones
L. M. Bri
of Georgia
Mtech
Chana Jers
Weather wisdom from a country observer and Izaak Walton League secretary
The Chicago Fred Peet, national secretary of the Izaak Walton League, shares folk weather signs from old country lore. He cites signs like wind direction and animal behaviors, recounts a Michigan fishing trip where a farmer’s chicken-feeding rule predicted rain, and notes that nine times out of ten grandparent weather rules hold true.
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Chicago
Fred Peet
Izaak Walton League of America
Michigan
CAN YOU SWIM by Herbert G Allphin Sr
A historical column argues that many drownings happen yearly in similar times and places, and advocates swimming knowledge for all ages. It extols swimming as fun, cooling, cleansing, and a life saving skill, noting pools spreading nationwide to teach self reliance in water.
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Herbert G. Allphin Sr
Dauphin
Chicago Daly Seasons Drive Club Fortune Lifted
Fragmentary OCR hints at Chicago baseball topics with references to season interests, club owners, and a hotel meeting. Details are unclear, but suggests Fortunes today and a room arrangement linked to Foy and field efforts.
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USA
Chicagoe Daly
Foy
Vna
Head first slide in baseball noted by Al Demaree
Former Giants pitcher Al Demaree outlines when the head first slide is useful for baserunners. He cites Frank Frisch and past stars like John McGraw Buck Herzog Hal Chase and Paskett, warns of risks to legs, and offers a Batting leaflet by mail.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Frank Frisch
John McGraw
Buck
Herzog
Hal Chase
Paskett
Tighten Echeke comeback in price noted
An unclear report mentions Tighten and Echeke in a price comeback with brief references to risks and a favored outcome. The fragmented text hints at a sports or betting context but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities.
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Echeke
Outpointed Competitor Names Unclear In Frayed Text
Fragmentary OCR reads various names and places including Springfield and New York with stray punctuation. Core facts and entities are unclear. no coherent event or outcome emerges.
Peat of Iy There Will Be The
Fragmentary OCR reads as a short note or notice with unclear context and few readable details. The text does not provide definitive names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent event or item.
Griffin era ends at Lawrence High with impact on players
Lawrence High School ends a four year era under coach Griffin noted for building character and team first values. He pressed boys to excel on and off the field, earning respect as a Jayhawker athlete and sportsman while guiding them toward success after graduation.
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Lawrence
Griffin
Spo
K. U
Griff
Lawrence High
Law
Baseball Patrons Urged to Support Boys League
Twist League leader Dr. J. M. czar announced the league relies entirely on game contributions with no solicitation. Officials hope to award a unique prize to the winning team, while keeping expenses down and not asking merchants for items. If attendees appreciate the efforts, they may contribute to the league’s trophy fund.
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J. M
Czar
Mott
Baseball Scores From Across Leagues Headlines
National League results show Geston six Chicago ten and New York three. Brooklyn at St Louis on wet grounds. American League tallies New York fifteen Chicago four Washington two St Louis one Philadelphia three Detroit one Cleveland unknown Boston three. American Association games KC eight Toledo five Milwaukee seven Columbus two Minneapolis eleven Louisville seven St Paul seven Indianapolis six. Western League Denver five Oklahoma City four Pueblo five St Joseph four Des Moines twelve Omaha six Wichita one night game.
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Geston
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville 'S
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Denver
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Des Moiines
Omaha
Wichita
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New Yorke
Se. Louis
Ston
Aid American
Louisville
Scopa Enemas
Western Lease
Pet
Des Moines
Ata
Ebb Or Theeter
Joseph
Ase
Opeka
Major League Leaders Hit List From AP Summary
The Associated Press data lists top league leaders as of June 30 with Phillies players leading in multiple categories. Highlights include runs batted in and hits leaders, plus ties across teams in doubles and home runs. American League figures show Ruth as runs and home runs leader, with Gehrig and Manus among top hitters on their respective squads.
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Associated Press
Deut
Phillies
Oboe
Aetsies Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Berger
Braves
Cayter
Cochrane
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gle
Gehrig
eHodape
Indians
Manus
Tigers
Combs
Yankes
Rice
Senators
Fall Leaf Workmen Visit St Peale Evangelical Church
A group of workers from Topeka arrived in Fall Leaf and visited the Evangelical church at St Peale. The men were reportedly transporting wheat and were seen near local facilities.
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Topeka
Fall Lea
Ben
Sunday Sermon Draws Parishioners And Visitors
Rev Decker delivered the morning sermon drawing attendees and inviting wider attendance. Local families and visitors from Mulberry Kansas City and Topeka spent Sunday with relatives, sharing meals and touring farms and churches around Linwood Fall Leaf and Saunday.
Community Notes On Local Families And Harvest
A collection of short notes details visits and events among local residents. Dorothy Stewart plans time near McLouth for work while Ruth Wilber Nora Ford and others assist with community service. Harold Champion and Evelyn Champion travel to Rae and share time with family. Winford Thiry harvests grain and Mrs. Russell Shaw hosts helpers at Shaw farm with others visiting.
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Fi Ruth Wilber
Nora Ford
Champion
Ward
Ford
Dorothy Stewart
McLouth
Faye
Tree
Yharsday
Vivian Emery
Perry” Large
Ralph Stewart
Chester Smith
Tavita Arlene
Harold
Evelyn Champion
Rae
Agnes Black
Evelyn
M. A
Winford Thiry
Chester
Russell Shaw
Midland
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Sherwood
Local Social News From Corliss Area
Mrs J O Huff visited Kansas City June 21 with brother George Ogburn then to Polo Mo with her parents as father remains in poor health. Corliss family hosted Lambersons at Swope Park June 22. Henry Maack, 64, died at Ludlow Mo June 23. Fred Maack is his brother. Mrs Calvin Hackler visiting relatives returning to Kansas City. A family reunion was held at George Kluss home June 22 with Mrs Jenni e Bradshaw and siblings Queen Rhea Loring Kan Lee Lightburne Liberty Mo Mar Mullins Simonton Texas and George Kutchenthal Loring present.
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Exdora
Decker
Charles Witt
Es. Myr
James Reed
James
Mulberry
James Dyer
Kansas City
Frank Vitt
Clarence Davenport
Missouri
Tom Davenport
Warre
Robert Schellack
Otto Vitt
Otto
Ray Longacre
Wilma
Trula
Edmund
Louie Koerner
Lee Moulton
Linwood
Leonard Wallage
Davee
le Brother
Robert
Topeka
Gerald Kindred
Orisons
Lela May
Fall Leaf
Lennie Wallace
Darlene
Dorothy Schwartz
Fern Beetz
Daniels
Charles
Okler
Carl Papenhaisen
Louise Schwartz
Walter
William Jz
Bonnie -Jean
Canary
Manhattan
Mary ‘McBride
Julius Torneden
Luckan
Fred. Reetz
Fred Moll
Martha ‘Giertz
St. Peter’s Church
New‘ Tranwelcal
Wag Ber
St Pauls Evangelical
Charles. Decker
Carol. Schmidt
Alfred Eisele
Kansas
Charles Eberwein
Saunday
King
J. O. Huff
George Ogburn
Polo
Mr. Ooburn
L. L. Corliss
Lamberson
Swope Park
Henry Maack
Ludlow
Fred Maack
Corliss
Calvin Hackler
Herome
George Kluss
Jennie Bradshaw
Kluss
Queen Rhea
Loring
Kan
Lee Lightburne
Liberty
Mar Mullins
Simonton
Texas
George Kutchenthal
West Fairview News Highlights and Social Notices
Cummings and family visited in Colorado with sons Frank and Clinton. Richland 4 H club met with Mrs August Benander. A lesson on preparing desserts was given by Kennedy and Miss Holder. Members listed include Costa Kennedy and many others. Refreshments served. Theodore Tucker vacationing with Ray Kennedy. 4 H club met with Mrs George Gerish. Mary Beam visited in Lawrence and attended Ford Thur’s funeral. Charles Lowder of Amarillo Texas visited his parents.
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Ey Cummings
Colorado
Frank
Clinton
Kitargon
Richland Club
August Benander
Nedy
Misa Holder Thenra
Ie Costa
Ennedy
Ida McKee
Glenna McKee
Iir
George Gerish
Bob. Crocett
Charles
Ray Kennedy
Henry ‘Lutz
Gerish
Mary Beam
George Thurber
Lawrence
Ford Thur- Charles Lowder
Amarillo
Texas
Fred Lowder
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