Eagles Triump, Rotary Routs Elks in Twilight League Doubleheader
In yesterday’s Junior Twilight League doubleheader the Eagles beat Odd Fellows 5 2 in the opener while Rotary defeated Elks 12 to 8. Eagles chase a three run lead early, with McCoy and Young driving runs. Odd Fellows manage a single run after miscues. Rotary paces twenty batters, scoring in each of the first three innings as Elks tally eight, hampered by Eagles pitching. Next Monday, South Park hosts Haskell as the Eagles seek another win.
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Eagles
Odd Fellows
Rotary Nine
Elks
Secuin
Pringle
Young
McCoy
Tabler
Wobler
The
Iatcher
Jonas
Perry
Senne
Higgins
Anothr
Bex
South Park
Eagies
Haskell
Corbett Beats Champion in Non title Bout
In San Francisco on July 5 AP reports Corbett, the Fresno lad, defeated Young Thompson of Oakland in a non title welterweight bout before a cheering crowd. The result adds to a notable run of victories over champions without claiming a title, following Keithpaw’s earlier win over Jack Fields in the light heavyweight division.
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San Francisco
Cabquetor
Young Corbett
Fresno
Corbett
Thompson
Oakland Negro
Ted
Francisco
Keithpaw
Jack Fields
Stella Walsh Sets Three New World Track Marks
Dallas report says Stella Walsh of Cleveland may hold three new world records after her performance in the national meet. She ran the 100 yards in 11.1 seconds to defeat Betty Robinson of Chicago and may set a world mark of 25.2 seconds in the 220 yards. Walsh also leaped 18 feet 9 3/4 inches to better the existing world record, completing a remarkable day in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Stella
Walsh
Cleveland
Miss Walsh
Betty Robinson
Chicago
Anderson Leads Haskell Boxers at Topeka Show
Doc Anderson, Haskell featherweight, was the sole Indian winner at the Topeka Free Fairgrounds amateur outdoor show. He rallied in the third round to defeat Frankie Rose of Topeka Athletic Club. Other Indian boxers and Bud Phillips of Kansas City lost decisions, with bouts featuring Albert Cooke, Paul Ford, Young McCloud, and various opponents. promoter Harry Hutt plans another event at Topeka on July 17.
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Doc” Anderson
Topeka Free Fairgrounds
Anderson
Frankie Rose
Topeka
Albert Cooke
Haskell
Burnell Chapman
Paul Ford
Robbie Raymond
Young McCloud
Bus Sawyer
Tope
Harry Hutt
Race for Batting Crown in Western League Tightens
In the eleventh week of the Western League season two hitters, Fitzpatrick of Oklahoma City and Pepper of St. Joseph, were tied for the top average with Pepper slipping to .365 while Fitzpatrick rose four points. Fitzpatrick also led with 96 hits, though he had 66 more at bats than Pepper.
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Chicago
Fitzpatrick
Oklahoma City
Pepper
St. Joseph
Elks win match at Lawrence Recreation Parlor
Elks take two of three games at the Lawrence Recreation parlor defeating the Recreation team while accumulating more total pins. Individual scores include Holbeck 175 157 445 and Dungan 185 154 169, with Pettit 156 177 178 among others. multiple players posted notable pins as the league heads into major standings.
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Lawrence Recreation
Elks
Holbeck
Dungan
Giex
Allen
Barteldes Ags
Bazi
Luque Adds Color To Brooklyn Team
By Al Demaree former New York Giant4 The Cuban pitcher Adolfo Luque adds flair to the Brooklyn Robins as they chase the pennant Luque born Havana March 3 1891 stands five ten and 160 pounds He has a quiet disposition yet fights on the mound and once punched John McGraw in the nose after a bench confrontation He possesses control a good fast and deceptive curve plus endurance If Brooklyn wins the pennant Havana radio will celebrate Luque as a Cuban idol.
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Adolfo Luague
Brooklyn Robins
Luque
Havana
Cincinnati
John
McGraw
Brooklyn
Adolfo Luque
Republic of Cuba
Green Brothers Athletic Club Baseball Triumph Over St John’s
De Soto venue saw Lawrence Green Brothers smite St John’s Catholic Club Kansas City 21 to 5 as nine batters faced scoreboard on a big late innings rally. Broeker Harris and Walters homered, Hulteen hit a three bagger, with Snow also contributing, while Kelly and Bethel led on mound and at plate in a high scoring affair.
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Green Brothers’ Athletic Club
Shook
St. John's Catholic Club
Kansas City
St. Johns
Lawrence
Lucas
Kelly
Broeker
Harris
Hulteen
Walters
Will
de Soto
Matson
Morrison
Zuber
Cf Wu
Jackson
Barney
Yarn
Shuits
Hurvat
Sethel
Durk
Reusch&, Rf
O OF Snow
P. Lf
Gren Bros
Tarris
Snow
Trombold
Davis
Bethel
Barner
Boner
Bethe
McKissick
Eugleberger
Sets swimming marks juvenile star races to new records
In Long Beach California on July 5 AP reports five world records and one American mark at the national AAU championships. Helen Madison, Seattle’s juvenile queen of the deluge, won three of the five new marks across the first two days of competition and prepared to attempt the 880 yard freestyle on Sunday after resting today.
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Long Beach
Calif
Seattle
Helen Madison
Miss Madison
Moody and Ryan Win Wimbledon Doubles Title
Moody and Ryan captured the women's doubles at Wimbledon defeating Palfrey of Boston and Cross of San Francisco 6 2 in the final. It was Moody's second championship of the year after winning the women's singles yesterday 6 2 6 2.
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Wimbledon
Helen Ane Moodoody
Eliza An
Sarah iPalfrey
Boston
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Mrs. Moody
Craiy
Miss Ryan
Tennis Meet Set in Independence Kansas Next Week
Players from Chicago to Texas will compete in Independence Kansas next week in an officially sanctioned meet by the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The event is organized under the Independence Lawn Tennis Association and aims to showcase student talent across regions.
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Independence
Kan
Chicago
Texas
Stuoents
Leence Lawn Tennis Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
San Francisco Outpoints Young in Oakland Bout
In a 10 round decision in Oakland California, San Francisco fighter defeats Young in a close bout. The result boosts regional standings and adds to the rivalry between the two markets.
White Sox Hurling Ace Disappoints New Manager
Chicago's Donie Bush faces a disheartened view of Alphonse Thomas, veteran right hander once a winning pitcher for the White Sox. Since early in the season his sore throwing arm has grown more painful and ineffective as expectations fade for a first division finish.
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Chicago
Alphonse Thomas
Donie Bush
Ambiguous 1900s Baseball Scores List
A garbled score roundup lists multiple league results with entries like New York 5-2 Brooklyn 5-7 Boston 3-9 Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis 15-6 Cincinnati 2, and scattered notes on games in progress and two seven inning second games.
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Nationa
New York
Brooklyn
Fphasetpie
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Association Kansan ‘City
Milwaukee
T. Pueiensis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Foledo
Columbus
Oklahoma
Europes
Send
Beavers
Bustle
Des Moines
Wichita
Bt. Joseph
National League
New
Eeork
Boston J. Louis
Philadelphia
American
Langue
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Louisville As
Classic Crossword From Historic Paper Puzzle Clues
Readable fragments show scattered crossword hints across a dusty page. Clues include mechanisms, measurements, and names like Noah and Bors, with missing letters and partial terms suggesting a themed grid from an old issue.
Open championship chatter and college picks ignite 1930 debate
The text surveys golf and football outlooks for 1930 with mentions of Jones, Hagen, and 36 hole playoff bets in golf. It also covers track selections by Dean Cromwell sparking reactions and early football projections highlighting Yale Crowley, Harvard, Army, and Yale as strong rivals for the season.
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Albie Booth
Crowley
Yale
Ralph Irvine Sasse
Army
New Haven
Ferrell Brother Heads to Buffalo Bisons in 1950s Move
Winston-Salem, AP report: George Ferrell, elder brother of Rick Ferrell of the Browns and Wes Ferrell of the Indians, was sold by the Winston-Salem Twins of the Piedmont league to the Buffalo Bisons. He will report as an outfielder next spring.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Guilford
Ferrell
George Ferrell
Rick
Browns
Wes
Indians
Winston-Salem Twins
Buffalo Internationals
Bisons
Duelling Not So Deadly As Boxing, Say Germans
Berlin AP reports the German Society for Surgery argues dueling should be prohibited and boxing made a felony if the duel is banned. Lawmakers would need to prohibit duels and publish a harsher penalty while preserving public safety. It notes the clash of codes and public sentiment on violence and sport.
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Berlin
Night baseball official lights ordered for park
The Southeastern league teams discuss night games with Montgomery playing tonight and four clubs weighing an owl game option. Tanna has ordered lights for its park as part of the consideration.
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South
Weice
Taowpas
Tanna
Owl Game
Mortensen to Coach JUCO Javelin Team This Fall
AP reports Jess Mortensen national javelin champion will coach at the junior college here this fall. Mortensen, a USC graduate this year, will lead training for the upcoming season leveraging his expertise in the event.
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Mortensen
Cal
Jess Mortensen
University of Southern California
Davidson Hires Unger to Davidson Coaching Staff
J W Unger a 1930 Indiana graduate who played football boxing and wrestling has been elected to the Davidson college coaching staff. His home is West Point Mississippi.
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Davidson
Unger Davidson
N. C
J. W. Unger
Indiana
Davidson College
West Point
Mississippi
RevivalWestern Racquet Meet Begins in Omaha July
In Omaha the Omaha Tennis Club will host a revival Middle West tournament from July 14 to 20 featuring a fast field of 64 players. The event marks the return of the racquet tourney not held since 1909.
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Omaha
Neb
Mrs L A Penner Hosts Shower for Mrs John Shriver
Mrs L A Penner entertained Saturday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs John Shriver of Gardner formerly Alta Freund who taught at Morning Star. Shriver married Friday. Guests included out of town friends from Gardner and Kansas City.
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L. A. Penner
John Shriver
Gardner
Shriver
Alta Freund
Morning Star
Ralph .Boone
Harvey
Dent
John Penner
Mia
Robert Turner
Rovarne
David Jewett
Lee Middleton
Fred Tabler
Helen Jewett
Harry Freund
Evelyn Gregg
Clyde Schiffer
Kansas City
Frank Rogers
Bonner Springs
P.O. Luther
Albert Luther
Peter Edelbrock
A. K. Fender
Everett Fender
A. K. Fenders
Baxter Hughes
Epworth League
Methodist Church
School hires four teachers and staff noted
The article lists high school faculty appointments, including H O Alleman as principal and teachers Miss Veram Seaton, Miss Joye Barton, Miss Margaret Christner, Miss Mary Grace Jerome, William Clay Jones, and Clifford Breithaupt with their subjects and qualifications. W Loveall named janitor. Other items report wheat at the local elevator and family visits tied to a fiftieth wedding anniversary in Kansas City.
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Christner
Park College
Parkville
Springfield Teachers’ College
Springfield
Miss Jerome
Warrensburg Normal College
Warrensburg
Kansas City
Will Warsop l
J. L. Ashlock
Agnes Osborne
Emporia
Vinland and Vicinity News Highlights and Local Notices
Mrs. George Hoskinson hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter's fourteenth birthday with guests including Miss Margaret Smith Maurine Ruesch Carol Rickard and others. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Horrell occurred in Lawrence. locals discuss threshing yields eighteen to thirty two bushels per acre. James Tuff and son returned to Albuquerque to settle in Vinland.
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George Hoskinson
Margaret Smith
Maurine Ruesch
Carol Rickard
Mrs. Calkins
Evelyn Henderson
Path. Paasch
Josephine McPheeters
Ruth Ard
Dorothy Parsons
Chet Howard
Edith Gimlet
Mabel Eckman
Hazel Hoskinson
J. K. Morgan
Elmer
H. A. Andrews
Oklahoma
C.K. Jones
Baldwin
Isabelle Shipley
W. E Hoskinson
Elmer Dean
Hoskinsons
Frank Horrell
Woodrow Sturdy
Frank Hagerman
W. A. McPheeters
Kansas City
Crowder and guests visit Armstrong and Lecompton family
Mr and Mrs Rollie Stanwix and sons Clayton and Prescott Gene of Lawrence spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harlie Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Harry Carr and children of Lecompton were also guests at the Armstrong home. Mr and Mrs Ed Marshall and daughters of Kansas City, Jack.
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Rollie Stanwix
Clayton
Prescott Gene
Lawrence
Harlie Armstrong
Harry Carr
Harry Jr
Margaret Elizabeth
Edith
Alice Fay
Social visits fill Kanwaka community gatherings
Grimes and children with William and Dora called at the J M Crowder home. Kanwaka residents J S Emmett and wife hosted at Crowder's with others visiting. Ona Belle Collins hosted the Sunflower 4 H Club. Several families from Barker Lake View Lawrence and Wamego joined meetings and meals at various homes including the Colman and Crowder households. Multiple guests and hosts like the Colmans Hodson Collins and the Martins were noted across Sunday and weekday visits.
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Kansas City
Nellie Elder
Kanwaka
Crowder
Cleta Bradley
Wamego
Clarence Hodson
Lawrence Vernor
Ona Belle Collins
J.S. Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Ed Marshall
Jack Grimes
Anderson
Lawrence
Harrison Rose
Helen
Violet Fay
Barker
John Bradley
Jack Myers
W. S. Collins
Osgood Armstrong
Myr
Harlie Armstrong
Sunny
Walter Martin
Lake Wew
Henry Collins
W. I. Collins
Jack
Congress of soil experts to meet in Leningrad
Professors of agriculture soil experts botanists and farmers from 33 countries including the United States will gather in Leningrad for the second international congress of soil experts. After two weeks of discussions Americans and others will tour Russia for 20 days to study the Soviet union's new state and collective farms and a foundation will be laid for a new institute of agronomic and soil science.
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Leningrad
U.S. S
United States
Russia
Soviet Institute of Agronomic and Soil Science
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