Twilight League baseball highlights from city papers
A fast pitched twin bill saw the Organ Factory and Paper Mill clubs struggle as Francis and Cochran shined on the mound. Snow delivered seven hits for the Journal-World in a 6 to 4 win, while the Bushwhackers blanked Paper Mill 12 to 0 led by strong defense and Cochran’s twelve strikeouts.
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Organ Factory
Francis
Tovched
Snow
Journal- Worl
Newsboys
Journal-World
Rin ‘Wellman
Reynolds
HL. Winters
Mass
R.snow
E. Snow
Reed
Cormasnu
Flora
D. Snow
P. Daly
Ef. Ffyarcis
Desmneennsersins
Keighley
Coimmunipumimil
Organ ‘Factory Ml AB
R. McClure
McCure
Richard
Wellan
Paper M
Bushwhackers
Mil
Irmini
Redskins
Haskell
Paper ‘Mill Crew
Cochran
Plate Neustifter
Ted
Peacock Ib
Cochran P
Cross
Denny
Osif Ce
Fittee
Palmetier
Tanings
Hsammary
Twilight League Schedule Sets Tonight's Games
The Twilight League lists games for the evening with matchups including K. U. vs Hawks at Stadium field B A. WU. facing mecel Haskell junior games and GB meeting Bl ark Elk Knot ofers Juniors Hobo youths South fidlcom Eliminate and Wimbledon notes from Associated Press.
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K. U
Vshawks
Stadium Field
A. WU
Mecel Haskell
Blark
Elk Knot Ofers
Fidlcom
Rotary Cubs Defeat Scouts In Topside Battle 21 to 3
The Rotary Cubs overwhelmed the South Park Scouts 21 to 3 in a Topside game. Schoenlein starred with several sensational catches while Johns led hitters with five of six at bats. The Scouts, led by Crooks on the mound, showed promise despite the loss as they prepare for future games.
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Rotary Cubs
South Park
Schoentein
Cubs
Harris
Toad” Johns
Lloyd Houston
Crooks
MacLaren
Ang
H ‘Dating
Schoenlein
Heckert
Rf. Penchard
Croeks
Brown
Weidman
Holloway
W. Scott
F MacLaren
Crowder
Weatherby
Dorland
F A U to Meet Holcom Grove Nine in Independence Day Game
Fraternal Aid Union hall club will play Holcom Grove at Woodland park diamond as part of the July Fourth program. The two clubs met earlier this season with F A U winning narrowly. Manager Hutton predicted a real battle from the opening inning to the last out. Also note: late cherries are failing to ripen due to cold weather.
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Union Hall
Holcom Grove
Woodland Park Diamond
F. A.U
Hutton
Sixteen drivers to race in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts a 250 mile national championship on July 4 with 16 entered drivers. Names include Fengler, Murphy, Cooper, Hartz, Boyer, De Paolo, Mourre, Vail, and others driving Duesenberg, Miller, Durant, Studebaker, and Mourre specials. The event, tied to speed records, aims to be the year’s top motor race with strong entries from major teams. Meanwhile Mrs. J D McNeill returns from Atchison after visiting her ill father H Stretton. his condition remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Prrk
America
Duesenberg
Miller
Durant
Indianapollis
Harlan Fengler
Los Angeles
Fengier
Altoona
River Car
Harlen Fengler
Jimmy
Murphy
Tommy Milton
Earl Cooper
Studebaker
Harry Hartz
Fred Comer
Bob P McDonoush
Joe Boyer
L. Coru
Peter de Paolo
Ernie
Austerberg
Spe
Duesenberg Rel & Joine
Vail
Berett Hill Miller
Ora
Haibe Schmidt
J. D. McNeill
Menger
Atchison
H.€. Stretton
Fast Junior Twilight Game Set for Tomorrow Morning
One of the season’s quickest games in the Junior Twilight league is scheduled for 9 30 tomorrow morning at South Park. Elk Knot Holers face Rotary Cubs in a clash expected to be a top contest as Elk seeks a four game win streak while Rotary rides a three and one record. Mettner likely starts for Rotary and Randy for Elk Knot Holers, with managers Hunter and Hanna steering the teams.
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Jupior
Elk Knot Holers
Rotary Cubs
South Park
Aggregation
Uh Haskell
Mettner
Rotary Aggregation
Ramdy
Eilot
Elk
Clarence Hunter
Hovey
Hanna
Fashion notes on sport dress and field gear influence
The piece describes vibrant sport attire with light suits, striped sweaters, plaid caps, and bold color themes. It notes leather trimmings, light hats like Panama, and coordinated belts and stockings, emphasizing practical, stylish field gear.
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Thelskétch
Ohe
Ralston Drive Fails To Shake Convention Balloting
In the Democratic convention, the Ralston drive makes only a small dent on early ballots as McAdoo and Smith delegates hold firm. Iowa and Kansas swing briefly before rest of floor room shows rising dissension while Missouri and North Carolina weigh shifts for McAdoo and others. On the fifty fourth ballot Arizona shifts support to Roosevelt, signaling continued deadlock and strategic realignments.
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Walsh
Cummings
Robinson
Ralston
Taggart
McAdoo
Smith
Iowa
Kansay
Towa
Kimsas
Indiana
Douglas
Baltimore
Glass
Missouri
Gardner
McAloo
Democratic
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Smith and McAdoo
Reither
Illinois
John W. Davis
Maine
Davis
Underwood
Minnesota
Cox
Nebraska
North Carolina
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Ifigon
Tnst
North
Carolina
Arizona
Kansas
Bryan
Mississippi
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Smith Reno
Nevada
George B. Thatcher
Texans Win First Game
The Fort Sam Houston polo team defeated Fort Leavenworth 13 to 4 in the opening game of the 1924 Broadhivor field tournament in Colorado Springs. Fort Riley and Colorado Springs meet tomorrow to determine who plays Fort Sam Houston Sunday for the Brigadomoor cup.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Broadhivor Field
Fort Riley
Deaths and Funerals and Notable Obits From July
Obituary notices describe the funeral for Lilburn Buckner in Baldwin with burial in Baldwin cemetery. James W. Wakely, longtime backer of John L. Sullivan, dies in St Vincent's hospital at 75 with role as Sullivan adviser. Lieutenant Russel L. Maughan departs St Joseph for cross country return from San Francisco. Missouri Bar plans 41st annual meeting in Joplin from October 3-4.
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Wag
Jenna L. Sullivan
New York
James W. Wakely
John L. Sullivan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Wakely
Sullivans
Missouri Bar
Joplin
Kansas City
Missouri Bar Association
Lawrence area social and farming notes from weekly roundup
Lawrence residents and visitors share weekend calls and family visits. Farmers report wheat cutting hindered by rain and related damages. Local names include Pardee, Laythrope, Wagner, Simons, Hird, Hensinger, Hemphill, Seeke and others amid farm work and school census activity.
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Lawrence
Fitzpatrick
George Pardee
Ily
Southard
W. R. Haughn
Southhard
Ida
John Simons
Ine Shermer
Joe Wagner
Joe Saile
Clifford
Davis
W. RB. Haighn
Flora
Thomas Hird
Twin-Mound
George Simons
Robert
Rock Creek
Wagner
Frank Pardee
Fairview
Mr. Johnson
Ray Laythrope
Bright
Leman Underwood
Hensinger
Orval Hemphill
Ralph
F. Seeke
Hey Se
Haury Seelz
Narrow escape after Dodge hits car near Washington Creek
Mr and Mrs Ora Smith escaped serious injury Sunday evening when a Dodge driver struck their car near their home, throwing gear from the road and tearing a fender. The driver did not stop. Mrs J S Dillon visited Mrs Chas Bachelor Sunday. Washington Creek S S reported offering $2.71. There was no forenoon preaching service.
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Ora Smith
J. S. Dillon
Chas Bachelor
Washington Creek S. S
Overbrook program and local church notices
Congregation plans a joint program in Overbrook with no forenoon preaching. Dedication address to be given by Rev J. J. Yoder of McPherson Kansas. David Brubaker of McPherson College visited local youths. Willing Workers class to hold a social July 8 at A D Brubaker home. Local men worked on phone lines Friday. An anecdote notes pre-revolution French dining customs with guests and servants.
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Overbrook
J. J. Yoder
McPherson
Kan
David Brubaker
McPherson College
Willing Workers
A. D. Brubaker
Naomi
Millard
John Beh
Tefiss
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Cold Relief
An ad touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a quick remedy for chest cold congestion and aching muscles. It claims penetrating heat from red peppers relieves sinuous congestion within minutes and urges readers to buy at any drug store.
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Jepson
Rowles
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