Journal-World Defeats Organ Factory in Tight City League Game
The Journal-World nine edged the Organ Factory club 6 to 5 in a pitching duel at Eshman Field. Francis held the Organ nine scoreless through six, Snow allowed runs late, and key hits included a two-base drive and a double by McClure. Both teams committed three errors as Cochran struck out twelve in a hard fought contest.
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Rotary Cubs Crush Scouts in Slugfest at Park Night
Rotary Cubs drilled the Scouts 21 to 3 in a lopsided game at South Park. Schoenlein starred for the Cubs with multiple standout plays at center field, while Harris and Johns contributed strong hits and defense. The Scouts’ Crooks looked promising on the mound, and Witt displayed sportsmanship as Houston’s Scouts led the league early before the Cubs pulled away.
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Ball Game Part of July Fourth Celebration At Woodland Park
Fraternal Aid Union ball club meets Holedm Grove nine tomorrow afternoon at Woodland park diamond as part of the fourth of July program. The F A U team aims for a real battle from opening inning to last out and recalls a narrow prior victory. Cherries fail to ripen due to cold weather hurting fruit yield.
National 250 mile classic race slated for July fourth in Kansas City
Kansas City prepares for a 250 mile national championship car race with 16 drivers entered. Duesenberg Miller and Durant teams expected to clash in what many anticipate as the season’s most exciting event. Harlan Fengler holds the world speed record at 116 mph set in Los Angeles last February.
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Fast Twilight League Showdown Set At South Park
Elks Knot Holers meet Rotary Cubs tomorrow at 9 30 in a top Junior Twilight clash. Elks ride four straight wins while Rotary own three victories and four losses but beat Haskell Hombres previously. Metter starts for Rotary and Ramey for Elks as managers Hunter and Hanna supervise.
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Fashionable Golf Attire Through The Years
A quirky historic piece discusses sport clothing styles with emphasis on color themes and cohesive outfits. It mentions striped sweaters, leather trimmings, hats, scarves, and cap shapes, noting how diversely chosen pieces still create a unified look across outfits. The tone curates a visual guide to era specific attire.
Ralston Drive Stirs Yet Slips in Ballot Deadlock
In a labored Democratic convention session the Ralston drive to push his alternative faltered as balloting continued. McAdoo and Smith delegates held firm and shifting support appeared slow, with Iowa and Kansas weighing options and Missouri considering a Gardner nomination. The fifty-fourth ballot began with Arizona shifting a vote to Roosevelt, signaling ongoing battles and no clear break in the stalemate.
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Texans Win First Game In Broadmoor Tournament
Fort Sam Houston Texas polo team defeated Fort Leavenworth Kansas 13 to 4 in the opening Broadmoor tournament game. Texans, given five goal handicap, impressed officials with dominant play as Fort Riley Kansas and Colorado Springs teams prepared to meet trade. The winner advances to face Bart Sam Louston Sunday for the Broadmoor cup.
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Deaths and Funerals and Notable Figures
Multiple obituaries note Lilburn Buckner died Tuesday with services held today and burial in an unspecified location. John L. Sullivan aide James Wakely, a noted sports figure and financier, died at 75 in St Vincent's Hospital. Transcontinental flyer Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan began a return trip from San Francisco from St Joseph Missouri. Missouri Bar Association sets the Joplin meeting dates for 41st annual session, with events in Joplin and Kansas City from July to October.
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Lawrence Saturday Socials and Wheat Harvest Weather
Lawrence residents hosted visitors from nearby towns including Pardee Laythrope and Winger as the community gathered for Sunday dinners and a funeral. Wheat cutting was delayed by rain causing damage and slower work. Lawrence calls from Pardee and U. Underwood appear among several local names in a snapshot of weekly activity.
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Joe Saile
Clifford
Davis
Flora
Thomas Hird
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Robert
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Frank Pardee
Fairview
Ralph
F. Seele
Henry Seele
Washington Creek Narrow escape after car collision
Mr and Mrs Ora Smith escaped serious injury when a Dodge touring car struck their vehicle south of their home in Washington Creek. The runaway car lifted a lone-wheeled rear fender and tore a fender off before the driver fled. Mrs J S Dillen visited with Mrs Chas Bachelor on Sunday as the Washington Creek 5 8 reported offering 2 70. There were two foreman preaching ser.
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Dedicatory Address Set For Overbrook Church July 20
The Overbrook congregation plans a dedicatory address by Rev J J Yoder of McPherson Kan on Sunday July 20 for the renewed church building. David Brevaker from McPherson College visited local youths to invite attendance. The Willing Workers class meets July 2 at A D Brubaker home for a serial program.
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Red Pepper Rub claims quick relief for colds and aches
An old advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as the fastest remedy for cold congestion muscle and joint pain. It promises tingling heat within minutes and urges buying at any drug store with the brand name repeated.
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