U P Team Wins League Contests In Close Tilt
The Union Pacific team edged Journal-World 4 to 3 in an Industrial league game. Key moments included Cook’s first session home run, several runs tied by the fifth, and late scoring by Potts Metlewski Bowers Coffman F. Mullins and Pettit. Umpires Kol terman and Lemon called the game.
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Union’ Pacific
Journal-World
Icker
Buckley
F. Mullin
Cook
Union Pacific
Potts
U. P
Metlewski
Bowers
Moundsman
Coffman
Brown
Pettit
White
McCalla
Hardware & Painters
Kansas Electric Power Co
Hargiss to Lead Kansas Jayhawks Next Season in Lawrence
W H Bill Hargiss, football mentor at the University of Kansas, will move to Lawrence around August 1 to prepare for the 1928 season. He has been on the campus this summer and will balance residence with duties, aiming to complete preliminary work before official cand idate calls on September 15. The chief challenge is rebuilding the line with limited experienced linemen and ineligible freshmen due to scholastic records.
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W. H
Bill” Hargiss
University of Kansas
Jayhawker
Lawrence
Hargiss
Lawrencé
K. U
Franklin Cappon
Dean Schwegler Delivers Omaha Lectures Then Heads East
Dean Raymond A. Schwegler head of the University of Kansas School of Education visits Omaha this week to lect ure University of Omaha students on educational topics. Afterward he will drive to Chicago to join Mrs Schwegler and son Raymond, then motor to the East to visit sites along the Atlantic seaboard, planning a return to Lawrence in August or early September.
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Raymond A. Schweg
School of
University of Kansas
Omaha
University of Omaha
Schwegler
Chicago
Raymond
Atlantic Seaboard
Lawrence
Chewing Gum Spending Seen Rising in 1927 Report
Washington reports Americans spend about 2 million dollars more annually on chewing gum than before. The Commerce Department notes total spending rose to 58 million dollars in 1927, with 39 establishments producing gum and byproducts using gum base.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Boxers Triumph Across Cities In Patchwork Card
AP report lists multiple bouts with Kaplan defeating McVey in New York and Mello stopping Schlecker in California. Levine beats Fagan in Newark while Baker outpoints Fock in Akron. Uhlan defeats Atkinson in Indianapolis and others compete in Boston Troy and Oakland bouts.
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Associated Press
New York
Kaplan
Jack McVey
al Mello
Boston
Dee Schlecker
Indianapolis
Uhlan
Oakland
Cal
Bill Atkinson
Pittsburg
Kan
Phog and Bunn Hold Golf Match at New KU Course
The KU campus golf course, under partial completion, hosted a first match between Dr. F. C. Allen and John Bunn. Both players struggled to control the stray balls while Bill Hargiss enjoyed a morning of entertainment amid an experimental round.
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University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
John, Bunn
Allen
Bunn
Bill Harthall
Potter's Lake
Bill Hargiss
Left handed players in sports and Hasty five day tour
By Al DeMaree and Robert Hasty details a mused piece on left handed excellence across sports noting Willie Keeler Davy Watts and Carl Mays as examples and reporting Hasty plans a five day air tour across Kansas visiting multiple cities from Wichita through Arkansas City.
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AL Demaree
New
Pari ‘Sien
Notre Dames
Lever
Carl Mays
Cincinnati Reds
Mays
Jack Hutchison
Davy Watts
Scotland
Wichita
Kan
Roberty Hasty
Hasty
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Great Bend
Salina
Concordia
Belleville
Manhattan
Emporia
Tola
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Independence
Arkansas
Charlie Landers
Etnias Eee
State asked to take charge of Wichita savings firm
Directors of Security Savings and Loan association Wichita asked state building and loan supervisor Ben C Bond to assume affairs of the institution assets about 130000 officers believed securities could be disposed of without loss to shareholders In Topeka July 28 AP
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Topeka
Security’ Savings and Loan Association
Wichita
Ben C. Bond
State Building and Loan
Th Association
Rotary Nine Triumphs Over Eagles in Twilight League
Rotary Nine defeated the Eagles 7 to 1 in a Junior Twilight League game at South Park. E Ireland pitched a one hit fitless gem, with Bushey Weidman HR and timely hits aiding a late first inning rally. Eagles struggled offensively, with Ardrey scoring on an error and E Davers adding the only Eagle RBI as rotation pitched around trouble. Umpires were Leslie Davis and Ralph Childs Light. Jail prisoners broke the jail switch light.
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E. Ireland
Rotary
Eagles
South
South Park
Ireland
Rotarys
C. Ireland
Hampton
Bushey
Weidman
Bradley
R. Harris
Ardrey
E. Davers
Higgins
Holcom
Odd
Elks and Haskell
Trelind
Wiedman
Riling
H. Harris
Namien
Agles
Marshall
yArdrey
Duyer
Stephenson
Lindley
Haugh
Op Higgins
Det
Jones
Tingle Crumet
Tingle
RHE Eagles
le Rotarz
Tome
Duver
E.ireland
B. Ireland
Balk
EB. Ireland
J Leslie Davis
Ralph Childs
Kansans Plan Welcome Tour Party to Longview Washington
July 17 Topeka Kans. six former Douglas county residents now in Longview will join Kansas tourists as they are welcomed and entertained during the Jayhawker Tour sponsored by Capper publications. The trip covers 5500 miles by land and sea to the Northwest and Canada, with Seattle hosting 4000 Kansans and tours of Pacific Fleet battleships.
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Topeka
Kans
Douglas County
Longview
Wash
Kansas
Hawker
Pacific Northwest
Canada
C. B. Sweet
Edgar Mark Wilson
Lawrence
W. F. Arnett
Baldwin
The
Capper Publications
Greenland
Northwest
United States
Seattle
Kansas ‘Club
Loneview
Bie
Social Roundup from Villa Eden and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. A H Smith with daughter Jean and Misses Helen and Daisy Schoenhofer of Kansas City visited Villa Eden on Wednesday. Miss Jean Brock stopped in from Lawrence on Friday. Mrs. T W Davenport assisted Mrs. Roy Canary with threshing preparations Friday. Mayhew was out visiting friends, and Mrs. William Torneden traveled to Lawrence Saturday. Mrs. Chas Douglas called on Mrs. W E Brock Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H G Kendig of Kansas City enjoyed a few days here.
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Ays
Harry Davish
Lerport
Lawrence
Anna "Torneden
Cand
WE. Brock
Herbert “Torneden
Chas
Ida Ter Fern
Drs. Davidson
Kay
Lafternoon
J.L
White
G.E. Hallenbeck
William
Torneden
Noah
Canary
Oliver Hill
Frank Schoenhofer
Florence
Vincent
H. G. Kendig
Kansas City
Ailie Hadle
Belleview
C. E. ‘Hallenbeck
William Torneden
Jere Crabb
J. Todd
Tonganoxie
Anyallenbeck
L. J. Milleret
Grace Crabb
E. J. Crabb
John Canary
Roy Canary
Sunay
Fred Reetz
Sunny
T. W. Davenport
A. H. Smith
Jean
Helen
Daisy ‘Schoenhofer
Frank. Schoenhofer
Jeen Brock
T. W." Davenport
Mayhew
Chas. Douglas
W. E. Brock
Purification Health Ad Promotes Calotabs Course
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a top system purifier for chronic ailments. It urges a thorough purification course, suggesting once or twice weekly doses for several weeks, with a family package offered for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
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Sisler
Irmer
Robert Hasty
Wichita Security
Savings Company
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Hig
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Anné. McLeer
Brooklyn
Sleeper
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William. Torneden
Villa Eden
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Ernest Torrence
J HN Gilbert
Renee Adobee
Bowerlock Theatre
Seenee Today
Belle Bennett
Southern
Schildkraut
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Fox News
Yverlock
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Renee Adoree
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