Rotary Tigers Edge Haskell Nine In Wild Twilight Tilt
In a closely contested Rotary game against Haskell, Rotary won 2 to 1 after a protest-filled fifth inning. Key moments included John White scoring on base hits by C Ireland, and Hildebrand drawing a walk. umpire Davis overturned calls, and both benches argued before the field emptied.
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Rotary Tear
Haskell
Julior
Teague Diamond
Southpark
John White
Hildebrand
Rotary
Clay
Leslie Davis
Hildébrand
White
Weidman
Botarys
E Ireland
Davis
Indians
Jees C. Ireland
Haskell Shortston
Hampton
C. Ireland
Rotarys
Elks
Odd Fellows
Holcom
Eagles
Bradlex
Riline
R. Harvis
H. Harris
Maskell
Norris
Nevitt
Trsland
Nasses
Ireland
Feeding U S Team Problem for Steward
Amsterdam July 25 American mothers sympathize with Chief Steward Charles Heidorn of the President Roosevelt responsible for feeding nearly 300 American Olympic girls and youths in Amsterdam. Heidorn faced a major crisis as ice cream famine struck the ship and found an Amsterdam caterer to supply ton daily. He reported tallying 640 portions of ice cream and 580 steaks at dinner as he secured uninterrupted meals for the athletes. Mrs E B Stouffer is visiting Kansas City.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Charles Heidorn
Roosevelt
Henday
United States
New York
Heidorn
Tunney Heeney Set for Title Fight Echoing Corbett Fitzsimmons
AL Demaree notes the Tunney Heeney heavyweight bout will mirror the Corbett Fitzsimmons clash with an international flavor. Tunney is faster and heavier handed, while Heeney embodies the orthodox, tough fighter style. The piece cautions odds of a knockout and recalls Corbett’s famed solar plexus punch in Carson City.
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AL. Demaree
New York Giants
Tunney
Heeney
Gante
Fitzsimmons
Kockout
Carson City
Corbett
Ice Company shuts out Cleaners in 11 0 win and Hardware & Painters win
Ice Company Industrial League pitcher Gentry struck out nine and allowed no runs as his team defeated the New York Cleaners 11 to 0. Hardware & Painters won 10 to 0 over the Box Factory in a postponed tilt, with Harris homering early to start their scoring and Price’s wild pitching contributing to Box Factory’s defeat.
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Ice Company
Gentry
New York Cleaners
The
Hardware & Painters
Box Factory
Jee Company
Woodland Park
Cleaners
Feemen
Mideals
Harris
Woolworth and Brooker
Hardware Painters
Price
Tidd
E. Crummett
Perdue
Moon
Johnean
Michael
G. Michael
Rucker
Henderson
Smith
Williame
Baker
York Cleaners
Hume
L. Michael
Ed Ball
Ive Co
Kruger
F. Stullins
Hardware
A FE Moorworth
Ain
Broeker
Ao Standing
Peak
Jonagon
Bishop
Kahn
Rf Francis
Miner
Tidld
Iba
Fuller
Crummet
I Maynard
Heg
Tunney Ready for Heeney Bout After Tough Training
Gene Tunney declares himself physically and mentally prepared for his July New Zealand challenger Heeney. After three months of rigorous drills, Tunney praises his form and predicts a knockout if he defeats Heeney, noting a sharpened right hand and body punch. He trained with Harold Mays and Billy Vidabeck, completed two rounds yesterday, and will fly to New York to weigh in at Madison Square Garden.
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N.Y
Gene Tunney
Hou
New Zealand
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Heeney
Tulmney
Fistiana
Harold Mays
Billy Vidabeck
Bayonne
N. J
Orrin Nobles
Seattle
Champion's
Lake Side
Nobles
Lake Pleasant
New York
Madison’ Square Garden
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Yesterday
National League results include St Louis 2 Brooklyn 6 New York 6 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 American League New York 5 Boston 3 American Association Kansas City 8 Louisville 3 Minneapolis Toledo 4 St Paul 4 Columbus 2 Hart Hartig pitched 220 Berger 222 274 23 981 no game tonight.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
J. X
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas ‘City
Louisville
ApHinatapolis
Milhwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Hartie
Hetzele
Hartig
Berger
Heeney Faces Tunney In World Heavyweight Title Fight
Tad Heeney, the New Zealand challenger known for his plain, unpretentious manner, prepares to meet Gene Tunney for the world heavyweight championship. Heeney stresses calm, good humor, and a focus on the contest over potential riches, while maintaining a likable, everyman persona during publicity tours. A separate note reports a 1927 Ford sedan theft in Emporia, traced to Lawrence police.
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Emporia
Lawrence
Four Kans City men arraigned in Leavenworth robbery case
Four men from Kansas City, Mo., were arraigned before Judge Duke W. Hooper in Leavenworth on first degree robbery charges after early Friday morning arrests. Three pleaded not guilty and were jailed in $10,000 bond each. William Stumbaugh remained hospitalized after being shot by Officer Al Hughes and did not appear. The suspects, hospitalized or jailed, all gave Kansas City addresses and face robbery charges.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Ohio
Tonganoxie
Duke W. Hooper
William Stum
Baugh
al Hughes
Kansas City, Mo
State House Custodian H Krause Retired in September
The Kansas executive council voted to end H Krause's service as Capitol custodian effective September 1. Krause has held the position for about eight years and served at the State House in Topeka since July.
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State House
Topeka
H. Krause
Capitol
Krause
Pleasant trips and berry harvest noted in town items
Stony Point residents Louis Georgii and Noah Weimer returned from a ten day visit with relatives around Pleasant Trill Missouri and made several visits in Kansas City. Mrs Fred Winters of Baldwin visited daughter Mrs Walker Randall and family. Mrs Arthur Smith Mrs Crilia Lawson and children picked blackberries east of Vinlanil. berries reported fine this year. The Holmes machine was mentioned.
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Louis Georgii
Noah Weimer
Pleasant Trill
Kansas City
Fred Winters
Baldwin
Walker
Randall and Family
Arthur Smith
Crilia ‘Lawson
Vinlanil
Holmes Machine
Threshed for Martin Hotéom and neighbors in field work
The report notes high yields from recent threshing with 36 bushels per acre on one field and 280 bushels of remainder per acre from a machine, including about 400 bushels of oats on the Matotie place. Local residents like Ada Williams and Ed Woekhald are mentioned along with social visits and land transactions involving Dave Wray and Louis Georgit.
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Martin “Hotéom
Dave Wray
Ada Willams
Ed Woekhald
Matotie
Robert. Norment
St. Joseph
John Dailey
Dave
Jwrayls
Louis Georgit
Noah Weimer
Arthur Smith
Rabbit House
J.’A. Roberson
Maggie McMullen
Vinland
Louis Georgii
F. X. Jordon
Lloyd Craig
Local Help Named for Threshers Aid
Credit for threshers relief credited to Mrs Martin Holcom and Mrs Ada Ians with assistance from Mrs Jim Kassinger and Miss Jolianna Griffis. Other helpers include Mrs Dave Wray and John Churchbaugh assisting at the Wray high school Wednesday and Monday involving cook duties.
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Martin
Holcom
Dave
Ed 'Rockho'd
Mrs. Adalians
Jim Kassinger
Miss. Jolianna
Griffis
Wray
John, Churchbaugh
Wray Hi
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Ayia
Braves
U. S
Mrs
E. B. Stouffer
Ruby
Robert
Yon Rleeney
Tce Company and Hardware & Painters
Industrial League
Wichita
Winfield Emporia
Kan
Winfield
American, Legion
Challeners
Batilas
Fairhaven
Tom Heeney
Gene
Féri
America
W. P. Connor
Zinsep
Faris
Round Corner Drug Store
Stony Point
Ikthy
Ee Sat
Sremaley Petty
Alimited
Fritz
Merica
Notin
Chrysler
Plymouth
New Plymouth
Hunsinger Motor CO
Mass
Arvadas
Detroit
Ike
Alice Calhorne
Wea
Romeo
Dr. Scholl
al Ae
Sary
Luam Fox
Eve
Torres
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Cope
William Haines
Round Corner
Bell, Music Co
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