Rotary routs Eagles in Junior Twilight league clash
Rotary pitcher shut down the Eagles for a 4 to 3 victory as South Park hosts saw Rotarians tie for first with Odd Fellows. W Duver and Stephenson led Eagles with hits while Bradley sparked two big innings, two passed balls and a wild pitch shaping the late rally. Umpires were Rush and Raves.
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Odd Fellows
Eagles
W. Duver
FE. Duver
Stephenson
Rotary
James
Bradley
Rotarians
Demes
Thruce
Innineg Stephenson
Eagle
Bas
South Park
Cohen
Aoa
Oon
Treland
Harwood
Wmarshall
Tingle
Wild Witch
EB. Duver
Ib. Duver
Bald
B. Dover
Rush
A- Raves
Golf Pairings For Shawnee Club Match In Topeka
Local Lawrence Country Club golfers travel to Topeka tomorrow for a Shawnee Club meet. Pairings announced include Chester Jones vs Mr Ahlstrom and Fi Jaedicke vs George Boon, with several other matches listed among the net roster.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Tomorow
Wi Chester. Jones
Mr. Ahlstrom
Fi Jaedicke
George Boon
Keith Bolan
Jack Crow
Aef. McClanahan
Dan W. Studdard
Géne Glahn
W. L. Hinson
C Lapton
J. L. Latti
K. Bruner
E. E. Carpenter
George Shaad
R.E. Burke
Ybat Maloney
George Senne
G. H. Penny
R. B. McCord
Owen Carl
BE L Moore
Tra. Stackeby
G. A. Anderson
Li E. Perry
J. R. Booth
George Houke
Smith
S. Orville
Hopkins
I Urry
Davis Shines at Tennis in Manila Exhibition
Manila July 12 AP Governor Dwight F Davis surprised Manila by playing two rounds of tennis with top Filipino players. Paired with Manuel Barredo he defeated Francisco and Guillermo Aragon, Philippine doubles champions, in three straight sets. The two teams split the next match. Davis proposed creating two new Davis Cup zones, one in Europe and one in the Orient.
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Manila
Dwight
F. Davis
Phiippines
Manuel Barredo
Francisco
Guillermo
Aragon
Davis
Europe
Orient
Williams Aims to Break World 110 Yard Dash Record
Vancouver Olympic sprint champion Percy Williams seeks to shatter the world 110 yard dash record at the British Columbia midsummer athletic carnival. He faces Eddie Tolan Claude Bracey Frank Wykoff John Fitzpatrick Milton Maurer and others as he runs on a soft dirt track described as poor racing surface. Williams equalled the world record in a heat, signaling a strong favorite status in the event.
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Vancouver
B. C
la Inick
Percy, Williams
Olympic
America
British Columbia
George Simpson
Ohio
Simpson
Chicago
Williams
Eddie Tolan
Michizam Negro
A.A. U
Denver
Claude Bracey
Texas Flash
Frank Wykoff
California Flyer
John Fitzpatrick
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Milton Maurer
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Bracey
Wykoff
Aces
Varcouver
Boxing results from the Associated Press card
The report lists multiple bouts across cities including Chicago. Berg, Perlick, Monte, Drake, Wolgast, Parra, Jackson, Harris, O Dowd, and Burrell. Winners and outpoints or stoppages are noted with several bouts ending by decision or points in venues from New York to Columbus.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack
Berg
Hogland
Herman Perlick
Kelama
Zoo
Mich
Hershie Wilson
Danville
Ill
Wildcat Monte
Drumright
Okla
New York
Cave Shade
California
Leo Mitchell
Ruby. Goldstein
Billy Drake
Germany
Germany,(3.) Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
Ropiter Parra
Chile
San Diego
Caliz-Dynamite
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show a crowded slate with National League games including Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 4 Brooklyn 7 St Louis 7. Cincinnati 4. Boston 3. American Association matched St Paul 7 Kansas City 3 and Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 3. Western League Omaha 7 Tulsa 2 and Denver 7 Des Moines 6. American League notes include dull play with Tulsa and Wichita, plus Kansas City 3.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Egseton Eka
Cininnati
American Association
Kansas City
Nts
HSN
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Columbus
Toledo
Ilwaukee
Estern
Tale
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Pueblo
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Wet Grounds
Tulsa
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Guy
Toneka
Reading and writing in early Giants era ball players
A reminiscence recalls old New York Giants players, many illiterate, who relied on roommates to read or write letters. One tale features a player who dictated a love letter and asked for a P.S. to be added, highlighting the humor and quirks of that time.
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New York Giants
P. S
Pirates Lose Two as Traynor and Grantham Sit Out
In Philadelphia two Pittsburgh Pirates stars Pie Traynor and George Grantham were sidelined for several days with injuries. Traynor, the third baseman and captain, may be out indefinitely while Grantham nurses a shoulder injury, affecting the team’s infield lineup for the immediate future.
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pie Traynor
Boston
George Grantham
Agreement Signed To Settle German Belgian Marks Question
In Brussels on July 13 representatives of Germany and Belgium signed an agreement after concluded negotiations to settle the long standing marks question. The pact follows months of talks and aims to resolve postwar economic and currency issues affecting both nations.
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Briussels
Belgium
End of Union Strike Ties to Negotiations in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 18 AP reports conciliators hopeful for an end to the street railway strike as a mob sabotages property. Three men attempted arson at a Gentilly car barn bearing a federal injunction, watched by a night guard who summoned fire crews. Meanwhile a citizens committee presses for talks between 1,500 striking workers and the company board, amid track repairs and baton Riotous scenes last week. Federal deputies and city police with shotguns guard resumption of service tomorrow, marking the thirteenth day of the strike.
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New Orleans
Gentilly Cay
Public Service Company
Fire Department
Citizens Advisory Committee
Caty Company
Charles J. Theard
Ithe ‘Comittee
Uion
Unitod
Wayne G. Borannis
White Russian Exiles Problem in Shanghai 1
Shanghai hosts over 9000 White Russians exiled after Lenin Trotzky era. Czaysyst remnants linger as ideals fade. About a quarter live as Shanghailanders in the French concession. Remainder survive in poverty, taking odd jobs amid Shanghai’s dens of iniquity.
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Shanghai 1
Shanghai
Russia
Lenin
Trotzky
Russians in a Colony Face Low Wages and Tensions
In a sparsely capitalized colony, over 7,000 residents in other areas earn regular salaries around $15 monthly, while waterfront workers toil twelve hours for 50 cents. Many families rely on women in bars and dance halls earning 200 to 75 dollars monthly, and some Russians take strikebreaker jobs for food, fueling friction with Chinese and numerous assaults. No redress or protection exists for Russians in these conditions.
Imported deer flourish in New Zealand moose study
In New Zealand, red and fallow deer have long thrived as imports, now joined by moose. Licenses were issued for limited harvesting this season after J. Herrick took the first moose, noting tracks show the species released in 1910 have spread widely. The moose head weighed 75 pounds with four foot antlers. Meat details follow.
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Auckland
New Zealand
J. Herrick
Patee Theatre Week of July 15 Attractions
The Patee Theatre presents Blanche Sweet in The Woman in White on Monday with Rubbing It in as a comedy. Tuesday features The Big Diamond Robbery and A Theo's Guest. Wednesday brings The Thincan Sisters in Topsy and Eva with color classics. Thursday offers The Younger Generation with Lead Bosqueta and Jean Hersholt. Friday showcases The Apaches of Paris with The Circus Kid on Saturday stars Helen Costello Frankin Darro and Peeples Hamford plus Kinogramme. Kansas billiard association meeting in Wichita discusses a proposed amuse tent tax.
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Blanche Sweet
Theo
Thincan Sisters
Topsy
Eva
Anal Dick
Harry
Bosqueta
Jean Hersholt
Paris
France
Helen Costello
Frankin Darro
Peorles Hamford
Bibeling
Gift to Pleasanton Library From Dr Henry Plumb
Dr Henry Plumb who died months ago in Pleasanton left 542 volumes to the Pleasanton city library. Plumb a graduate of Annapolis and former major medical officer in the world war. Cars driven by Harry Sallee of Lawrence and Fred Stubbs of Bonner Springs collided at Nineteenth and Vermont streets at noon, police report.
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Pleasanton Library
Henry Plumb
Pleasanton
Pleasanton City
Plumb
Annapolis
Harry Sallee
Lawrence
Fred Stubbs
Bonner Springs
Ninesteenth
Vermont
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