Ley Wins Second Place in Decathlon
Everett L. Bradley finished second in the Island tryouts for the Olympic team, while Brutus Hamilton of Missouri led the decathlon with 7 022 points. Other qualifiers include Robert Legendre Georgetown 6 587 Harry Goelitz Illinois 6 461 Lieut E L Vidal Camp Humphreys 6 130 Everett Ellis Souseniversity 6 217 Willam Yount Los Angeles 6 064 Harold A Jewett Cornell 6 028.
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Everett L. Bradley
Brutus Hamilton
University of Missouri
Alma Richards
Ogilen AL A
San Francisco
Robert Legendre
Georgetown University
Harry Goelitz
Ilinois A
Lieut. E. L. Vidal
U.s.army
Camp Humphreys
Everett
Ellis
Souseniversity
Willam Yount
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold A. Jewett
Cornell University
Star Vaulters 2 Across Battle at Harvard Stadium
Two top pole vaulters, Frank K. Foss holder of the world record at 13 feet 39-16 inches and E. E. Myers of Dartmouth, prepare for a final trials showdown at Harvard Stadium on July 17. In other news, Lawrence Parker was fined $2 in police court for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
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Frank K. Foss
E. E. Myers
Dartmouth
Myers
Harvard Stadium
Rede Biesehsco
Patasoni Heads Toward Olympic Final in Chicago
Amesoli Patasoni, Haskell's distance runner, trains for the Olympic finals in Chicago after traveling from Lawrence to Boston. He learned the 1000 meter final was moved to July 17, with training at Hindis Athletic Club under Frank Gayou. He plans to depart Boston July 14 and, barring accidents, may sail for the Olympic voyage after the Boston race.
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Amesoli Patasoni
Haskell
Chicago
Lawrence
Patasoni
Boston
Chengo
Hindis Athletic Club
Frank Gayou
Carlisle
Playground notes recount girls party and country outing plan
The item describes a girls party with long skirts and sewing underarm, forbidding parrots and half-hands. Miss Fox reports parent visits to watch playground play. The W C T U via Mrs J J Kennard plans an open air trip for the girls to the country for an event in the future. Vinland beat Playground 116 to 7 with Willis Holmes on the mound and Eugene Bales delivering power at the plate.
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Miss Fox
J. J. Kennard
Vinland Routers
Willis Holmes
Babe Ruth
Vermont Street
Odd Sox Win 1 0 Over Pleasant Grove In Gritty Game
Lawrence Odd Sox shut out Pleasant Grove 1 0 on a low scoring Sunday at the Grove diamond. Rudolph Uhrlaub dominated with two hits allowed by the Grove pitcher, while Sothers and Snow powered the lineup. Property owners are reminded weeds must be cleared under city ordinance, or the city will act.
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Pleasant Grove
Lawrence Odd Sox
Grove
Rudolph Uhrlaub
Sox
Gallagher
R. F
ED. Anderson
Local youths prep croquet tourney and parade plans grow
The article notes three hits against Nicholas as Marshall weakens on fast pitches before Holmes relief in the seventh. Bud Kennedy shines. Plans for a big parade and etrens for July 31 emerge while children play end ball. Miss Julia Shellebarger returns to Kansas City after a stay with Miss Alice Decking.
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Nicholas
Marshall
Holmes
Bud Kennedy
Julia Shellebarger
Kansas City
Alice Decking
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Ley
Hamilof
Missouri
K. A
Arkansas
Logan Moore Lbr. Co
Kryptak Eye Glasses
Lawrence Optical Co
Chiccaco
Cayou
Eugene Bales
ODD Sox
City Drug Store
W.E. Wilson
Fordson
C. W. Smith
Aeris Tents
Peters
SkofStads
Huber JR
Oliver
Call and Jet Us
Evans-Metcalf Co
Robert E. House
S. G. Clarke
Mass
Sam
Dani
Charlton
Henry Durst
Topeka, Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
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