Heavy Slugging Lifts Indians Over Jayhawks in Night Game
The Haskell Indians slugged their way to a high scoring win against the Jayhawks, tallying runs from multiple hits including home runs and three-base hits. Pitching changes, wild pitches, and errors shaped the late innings as the Indians built a commanding lead before the Redmen rallied briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Jayhawks
Indians
Jarh
Eriarth
Collins
Heme
Curt Levi Hildebrand
Rui Buck
Levi Gj
Lei
Anderson
Bage Oh
Hasek
Cum“son
Blue
lAidam
U.'s
All Pd
Parks
University
Dodge Sams
Wilson
Ipilbehes Osborne
Osborne
F.A. U
Crimson and Blue Men
Bishop
Baseball score summary with erratic OCR fragments
In a baseball game the scoring and pitching details are garbled. Players named include Wilson, Osborne, Parks, Wagstaff, Gallagher, and others. Incomplete lines mention innings, strikes, wild pitches, passed balls, and errors, with final bases and team abbreviations unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia
Blainshop
Osborne
Yar
Gallaghey
Grimson
Blue
Crimson
Gunpire
Harshfield
First Junior Game Opens Lawrence Twilight Season at Haskell
The Lawrence Junior Twilight league begins at Haskell tonight with a modified junior diamond and a 6:15 PM start. Both teams are under 15 and will play a no charge exhibition between Phog Allen’s boys and the Haskell Indians on the shortened field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haskell
Phog'Allen
Elks Bowling Scores High Marks In Local Meet
The Elks posted games of 250 246 288 and 253 250 249 233 with Mull and Hartig leading at 207 and 206. Hartig had 250 in another string. Pierson notes that Etlistt and Philips teams will bowl tonight.
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Hartig
Mull
Etlistt
Philips
Pierson
Traffic Charges and Corporate Move Reported
Walter Hupp a Checker Bus line driver was arrested on a charge of reckless driving and pleaded not guilty this morning. Virgil W Briddle also pleaded not guilty to a traffic violation with trial set for tomorrow in police court. G A Tynou posted a $2 bond for appearance to answer a jay driving charge. Larabee Mills Corporation moved its headquarters from Hutchinson to Wichita with a $6 508 000 capital and operates mills in Sioux Falls St Joseph Clinton Hutchinson Wellington and Marysville. The stockholders meeting reported nearly 2 500 000 barrels of flour ground last year.
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Walter Hupp
Checker
Busling
Virgil W. Briddle
G. A. Tynou
Jay
Larabee Mills
Wichita
Larabee ‘Flour Mills Corporation
Hutchinson
Sioux Falls
S. D
St Joseph
Clinton
Wellington
Marysville
Kan
Fire at Henry Ellerman Farm Destroys Barns and Crops
A fire on Henry Ellerman’s Jefferson county farm east of Nortonville caused an $18,000 loss. Two large barns, a double corn crib with 1,800 bushels of corn and 400 bushels of oats, 85 tons of hay, harness, farm machinery, and several small buildings were destroyed.
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Atchison
Henry Ellerman
Nortonville
Jefferson County
Kanwaka Community News From July Events and Threshing
The Kanwaka area reports July community events, a Sunday school picnic, and a Kanwaka literary club meeting. Attendees include Esther Hird, Dorothy Elliott, Rose Dews, Mary Topping and many neighbors. Threshing progresses with multiple crews at farms like Gregory Dews and Colman, while local gatherings and church plans are announced for August and Brown's Grove picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shaw
G.H. Dicks
George Bank’s
Esther Hird
Dorothy Elliott
Goldie Slusser
Ruth Ora Miller
Gertrude Strahan
Dorothy Christy
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Maurine
Dorothy Stanwix
Dorothy
Rena Fhiet Della
May
Helen
Dews
Ella Godlive
Ruth Colman
C. D. . Thomas
My Old
Kentucky
F. D. Miller
Erin
Della May Dews
George Dews
Echoson
Merle. Calman
M. JC. Elliott
Ben Swallow
Ralph Colman
Ladies Aid Society
M. C. Elliott
Fort To Fort Road
Kanwaka State
Community Chine
Charles Topping
Lloyd: Duffee
Ralph Colmaps
Gregory-Dews Mach
Gregory
Corge Dews
O. de Thomas
Frank Houk
Willow Springs Obituary and Community Events
Mr and Mrs Elmer Churchbaugh and Donald and Mrs Ike Thomas visited Lawrence. A large crowd attended the funeral of Isaac Flory at Willow Springs Church Friday. Mrs Elwood Deay and Stella Kesler dined with Frank Deay. Will Wingert thresh ed Friday evening and Elmer Churchbaugh Saturday. Helpers for threshers included Mrs Ike Thomas Mrs Ezra Churchbaugh Mrs Noah Shuler Mrs Frank Deay and Miss Bertha Kesler. Mildred and Edith Desy returned home Friday after speed-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Chutchbaugh
Donald
Ike Thomas
Ezra Churchbargh
Noah Shuler
Frank * Deay
Bertha Kesler
Mildred
Edith Desy
Ing
Lawrence
Kesler
Isrviéa Déays
Clarence Campbell
Pleasant Grove
Will Pippert
Henry, Boehler
Lila
Bobbie
al van Hoesen
Charles Wells
Ezra Churchbaugh
Frank Deays
Noah Shulers
Wesley Flory
Laurie
Richard Postma
Dan Beeghley
Frank Denys
Elmer Churchbaugh
Helen
Carl Peterson
Rosco
Claude
Wells
Art Campbell
Meinke Near
Wall Postma
Dan Beeghleys
Local social notes from Lawrence area and Pleasant Grove
A collection of social calls and visits across Lawrence and Pleasant Grove, listing who spent or received whom for weekend meals and weekday visits. Notable mentions include Ike Thomas, Noah Shuler, Frank Deays, Bertha Kesler, and the Van Floosen, Denys, and Shuler households, with various dinner gatherings and Saturday nights across the communities. Also reported is the Chester White hog sale by the Williams Brothers in Smith Center with an average of 157 dollars per hog and a top price of 375 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Center
Wiliams Brothers
Chester White
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Crimson and Blue
F. A. As
Allen
Redmen
Buck
Dildebrand
McDonald
Ander
le Pybay
Ison & Blue
Wbs
Tam
Bennetts Durtand
Phog
Shearee Ridings
Pwlt Pet
Pha Bangs
ELKS
Kanwaka
Guy Bigsby
Bowen* Mach
Transmeidr’s
Will “Richards
Presott Underwood
Jerry Lyons
Carl Hird
Misses Rose
Deila May
Fiora Nell Bigsby
Florence Mull
Viotna Transmeier
Delbert Miller
Raymond Williams
Ernest
Tyan Transmeier
John Richards
French
Dale ‘Thomas
Carl Wird
Marcus
Oliver Richardson
Mark Pierson
Oliver
Arthur Wiech
L. H. Petefish
Sigel
Fr. O_ Richardson
No. 6
Mabel
Yarneld
H. Transmeier
C. D. Thomas
French and Dale
James Browne
Merle Colman
Ruth
Fred Anderson
Louis Tyson
Topeka
Gage Park
Martha 'Pr
Lillidn
Alda
David Williams
W. FE. Elkin
A. R. Colman
Margaret
W. S. Godlove
W. A. Colman
W. F. Elkin
Neice
Sara Buchanan
Albert Davis
Colman
Walter Howard
Vinland
Elsie Watts
Martha Garvin
Watts
Mon‘roe
L.H. Petefish
Carl’ Hird
E. Ulrich
W. D. Howard
Godbye
Brown’s Grove
Willow Springs
Kuhn
Bancy
Sunkist
Michigan
Swift
Bulletin
C&h
Oes
Goodrich
Silvertown
Iit
S.B
Eel
B. F.goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
GORDS
Cieany
Nu Weidt
Nu Counties Makar
Fort Bayne, Isolara
Plone
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