Green Brothers Athletic Club extends win streak in 12–1 victory
The Green Brothers Athletic Club beat De Soto 12 to 1 at De Soto, extending their record to eleven wins in thirteen games. Walters started the scoring in the second inning, with Broeker and Trombold driving in runs, and Snow contributing. The club added three in the third, three in the fourth, and five more across the remaining innings, led by Davis, Harris, and Walters. Next Sunday at 3 pm, Green Bros host the Auburn Club from Kansas City on Shook's diamond.
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Green Brothers’ Athletic “Club
DeSoto
Walters
Broeker
Trombold
Bageer
Green Brothers
Harris Vand Davis
Green Brothers’ Athletic Club
Auburn Club
Kan_sas City
Shook’s
Green Bros
HPOAE
Harris
Durk
Art B
Davis
Hultee
Bethel
Ach
Hamilton
Mae
Innini
Des Moines Star Wins Net Title by Default
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines Iowa wins the Western net title by default after opponents cramp and default in singles and doubles finals. Tulane student Clifford Sutter and partner Mauries Bayon also default in doubles. Wolf of Indianapolis wins women’s singles 3-6 6-4 6-4 over Clara Zinke. Zinke and Ruth Dextoe lose women’s doubles 6-4.
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Chicago
Harris Coggesh Shall
Des Moines
Iowa
Esters
Clifford -Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Tulane University
Coggeshall
Barbara Duffy
Cleveland
Olf
Miss Zinke
Ruth Dexoat Tee
Fox River league club travels in big league style
Green Bay Wis July 7 AP The Fox River alley league rated class A sees Wisconsin Rapids member arrive in 2 12 passenger airplane for a game in Green Bay. Also notes AP report on topo graphic mapping by the Coast and Geodetic Survey using 146 foot portable towers along the Mississippi to raise surveying instruments above trees.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Rapids
Washington
Coast and Ooetic Survey
Mississippi River
Lifting Head Main Cause Of Dubbing
By Al Demaree former pitcher New York Giants. The article notes that amateurs often match pros in driving distance but lose on the second shot due to misplacing focus. It emphasizes keeping eyes on the ball and practicing short approaches to improve accuracy and overall game, warning that many prefer matches to practice.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Walter Johnson Jr in Comeback After Accident
Walter Johnson Jr aged 15 makes a comeback for Bethesda Juniors after severe injuries from a winter auto crash. He pitched two hitless innings as his father Walter Johnson Sr. watched proudly, ending doubts about his baseball future.
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Walter Johnson, JR
Washington
Bethesda
Walter Johnson
Jones Shows Par Form at National Open Preview
Bobby Jones introduced himself at Interlachen demonstrating par golf for the National Open defense. He shot par 72 on two rounds, study of course and character his goal, as 150 entrants prepare for Thursday’s start with many others posting 76s and higher.
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Priss
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Hagen
Farrell
Smith
Bobby
Interlachen
Atlanta
Johnny Farrell
Jones
Olympia Fields
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Jack Collins
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
George Elm
Fred_ Morrison
Sonny Rouse
Chicago
Ray Mangrum
Dallas
Night games end Miner’s Peoria stint
Peoria Illinois July 7 AP veteran catcher Beans Miner quits the night game after failing to see batters at night. Miner was released by the Peoria club of the Three Eye league and sent back to the Nashville club of the Southern Association due to inability to see them back of the gate.
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Peoria, Ill
Miner
Jeatcher
Peoria
Nashville Club
Southern Association
Independence quartet aims for state net meet
A quartet of Independence players will try this week to bring to Owens Independence Kansas at least one of the men.
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Owens Independence
Kan
Independence
Baseball and Tennis Club Highlights Across Major Leagues
A mixed sports digest lists results from a Kansas tennis tournament and multiple major league baseball games. Highlights include Boston and Brooklyn clashes, Chicago and St Louis scores, and batting leaders such as Gehrig and Ruth. Also noted are runs, RBIs, doubles, and stolen bases leaders across leagues.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Sekha
Kelny
New York
Phildelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittat
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Bost
Milwaukee
Kansas
Minneapolis
St. Ps
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Omaha
Des Moipex
Pueblo
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichi
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Postporain
Tigers
Yankees
Hodapp
Indi
McManus
Combs
Yu Homs
Ruth
Rice
Senators
Lepie
O'Doul
Pinies
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Nals
Wiixar Cubs
Cuylern
New York Sea
Sininnn
Pittsburgh
ASA
Washington Ae
ARO
Hoston
American “‘Association
Dex Moines
Mesterda
Esults
Rockne era football star faces many losses and health battles
In a June setting the Notre Dame player from Room 422 endures blood clots and ongoing injuries yet remains committed to athletics and football. He studies business while aiming toward a demanding autumn schedule featuring Southern Methodist Navy Indiana Pittsburgh and other opponents. Local sentiment notes teammates and coaches praising his resilience amid fluctuating form and performance as the Fighting Irish prepare at home and on the road for key clashes.
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Rockne
Notre Dame
Navy
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Drake
Army
Franklin Field to gain huge west stand capacity
Franklin Field will add a dismantlable steel west stand with about 7,500 seats, boosting total capacity to roughly 81,000 for the UPenn football season. The project follows a 1,184 seat increase from last year and anticipates many sellouts with heavyweight opponents like Lehigh, Notre Dame, Cornell, and Georgia Tech on the schedule.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Igin Lehigh
Notre Dame
Georgia "Tech
Cornell
Americans to Meet Empire Team in Chicago Dual Meet
Prospective Olympic contenders from the United States and the British Empire will clash in Chicago on August 27 at Soldier Field. The night meet features relay, hurdle and field events, plus a 100 yard exhibition race, as final American selections are made at the Pittsburgh A A U tournament.
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Chicago
United States
British Empire
Empire
Soldier Field
Canada
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Hamilton
Ont
Pittsburgh
Local Socials Mention Visits Across Towns
Ruby and Maxine Glenn host a gathering with Oneia Glenn Jennies chiles Trene Brown Doroth rd Mary Sanford jandyn welcher Viola Logan Ei leen Glenn and Rosemary Glenn. The Sutton family plus Earl Clary visit Mrs. Sutton's mother Christina Tucker and others, while Mrs Bahnmaier Beverly Belle and Mrs Fulton journey to Lawrence for shopping. C A Welcher and Cecil Welcher conduct Lecompton business, and Parrish family from Kansas City visit relatives in town on July 4.
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Ruby
Maxine Glenn
Oneia Glenn
Jennies Chiles
Trene Brown
Doroth
Mary Sanford
Jandyn Welcher
Viola Logan
Eileen Glenn
Rosemary Glenn
Sam Sutton
Thelma
Walter
Sam. Jr
H. F. Fulton
Lawrence
C. A. Welcher
Cecil
Lecompton Sai
le. Parish
Delmar
Irene
Fritz Parrish
Kansas City
Unclear wrestling title race amid scattered names
Fragmentary report hints at a seek for a M V Tenhis title with Brown facing strong challengers. Mentions Hodge, Jupion Joehmer, Carl Todd, St. Lodge, William J. from Kansan City, and Jay Cohn as top junior and national titleholder from Santa Monikie.
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Ines
Brown
Hodge
Jupion Joehmer
Carl and
Todd
St. Lodge
William J. Head
Kansan
Jay Cohn
Ibes
Santa Monikie Fourt
Central League Leaders Defeat Kaw Valley
The Kaw Valley team fell as Central League Leaders won, keeping the Red Sox undefeated in the North Central baseball association. Deskin starred with two home runs and a triple, while Miller and Coffman contributed key hits as Kaw Valley struggled to respond. Box score shows Red Sox overpowering Kaw Valley across innings.
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Central League
Kaw Valley
Kaw Valley Usm
Lawrence Red’ Son
North Central Baseball Association
Deskin
Miller
Jake Coffman
Struc
Shorty
Mettner
Battery
Fort Polo rmbt Wins Colorado Springs Tournament
The Kansans defeated the Oklahoma Ponca team in the final chukker of a Colorado Springs tournament. Lieut Donaldson scored three for the service team, while the Sooner quartet managed only one goal. The other three goals were handicaps.
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Colorado _ Springs
Solo
Earsh Balert Riles
Tada
Colorado
Oklahoma
Ponca
Lieut. Donaldson
Community notices and social gatherings across Topeka area
Local families from Topeka and nearby towns hosted and attended visits and picnics. Highlights include Hi-Point 4-H meeting planned for July 10 at the schoolhouse with a talk by Mrs Will Brown and music by Mrs Dick Boydston, census work by Raymond Sanford, Larkin club gathering hosted by Mrs Bessie Herschel in Topeka, and assorted relatives visiting from Lawrence Lecompton Burlingame Harveyville and Watson with exchanges of meals and kinship.
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H. F. Fulton
L. E. Eyth
Leola Jordan
Topeka
W. B. Glenn
Lizzie Watts
Lecompton
W. B. Stauffer
Thursda
Will Brown
Dick Boydston
Raymond Sanford
Glenn
Larkin Club
Bessie Herschel
Wilma Glenn
Herschel
Emma Hogg
Vera Casebier
Hazel Plateman
Sarah Glenn
Charley Johnston
Bessie Herschell
Wilmalenn
Russel Shirley
Lawrence
Waldo Ogle
Sarah Morris
Helen Morris
Births in Big Springs and Tecumseh families
Mr and Mrs Roy Rake announce the birth of a daughter named Rutt on Friday June 27. Aileen and John Baker welcome a son Robert Homer born June 26. Mr and Mrs J F Slusser were pleasantly surprised Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Philips of Tecumseh by their grand-
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Slusser
R. M. Akers
W. R. Akers
Harveyville
Marion Barlow
Ruth
Lucille Ridley
Burlingame
Grandpa
Grandma Slusser
Phillips
Robert Oldham
Watson
G. P. Henry
Charles Durow
Lloyd
Topeka
S. Wise
Henry Wise
Eva Winsor
M. B.duncan
Rey Rake
Roy Rake
Rutt
Aileen
John Baker
Robert Homer
J. F. Slusser
George Phillips
Tecumseh
Today Puzzle Wordplay And Clue List From The Paper
A jumble of crossword clues appears, with scattered phrases and partial entries. The page includes numbered hints, word fragments, and cryptic style clues across multiple sections, suggesting a historical puzzle page with clues, partial answers, and navigation notes.
Local Notables and Social Notes from Topeka Area
Glancing through community chatter, residents gather and visit in Topeka and nearby towns. The notes mention Mrs Leola and family, H. F. 2 and Emily, Morris of Lawrence visiting grandmother Mrs Sar Mormiii, and Eadie’s club meeting at Mrs Glen’s home to finish vitri pieces.
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Topeka
Lmyth and
Theer
Leola Ipa
H. F
Emily
Bonday
Sean
Tien Morris
Lawrence
Sar‘Mormiii
Izers
Wi Wennestey
Deana
Ste Pee Asse
Togissday
Hiint
Xeemeen
of Aden Mss
Glen
Owrence
Helen Brown
Viola Weleker
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Green Brothers Athletics
Des Moines Star
Umuth
Sager
Associated Press
Widh Bill Methorn
Harry Cooper
Interlachan
Harrison
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
British Isles
Chester Jones
Wilbur Gilbert
City Tenpin Club
Gehrix
Kana
Gehrig
Yank
Leo
Haren
Yohnny
Géne Poreren
M. V. Tenhis
Lawrence Red Sox
Ray Kaw Valley
Red Sox
Fort Polo Rmbt
Aa Journal- World
Wimbledon
Helen Villa Moody
Miss E. Goldsworth
Big Springs
aAchuss
A. Dupersor
Beplone
Isit
Jer
Stoir
Fesse
and Vicinity
Dunlop
Avia Duane
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