Drake Rises in World of College Golf
Des Moines July 3 Associated Press Drake University's rise in intercollegiate golf mirrors Centre College Kentucky in football. The Drake team, "The Cornfed Golfers," beat east and west rivals, placing high at national events. Key players include Ted Payseur Bob McKee Jim Swick and Francis Dickinson with top scores of 71 and 74. Drake won the Missouri Valley and Western Conference championships and placed third at Greenwich against Princeton and Cambridge. The squad continued strong with a Drake-Illinois dual win and posted 414 strokes better than Princeton at one event. Payseur and McKee led in the state tourney with 74-76 and 76-78 respectively, as Drake advanced through western open qualifiers earning praise from Chick Evans.
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Des Moines
Ilona
Associated Press
Drake
Centre” College
Kentucky
Iowa
Ted
Payseur
Lincoln
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Bob
McKee
Jim
Swick
Francis Dickinson
Ray Peterson
William Pei
Aud George
Wilbur Sack
Sin
Greenwich
Connecticut
Princeton
Williams
Ambridge
Oxford
Paysever
Dickinson
Kansas
Fayseur
Chick” Evans
Uhrlaub Trials With Coffeyville Refiners In Southwestern League
Former Kansas pitcher Ernst Uhrlaub leaves Lawton for Coffeyville to try out as a pitcher for the Refiners in the Southwestern League which includes three Oklahoma and five Kansas teams. Coffeyville sits fifth. other ex Jayhawkers Fred Murphy, Ad Kiedsey, and Joe Boyd are also playing in the circuit. Lindsey out with ptomaine poisoning. Murphy praised for 1921 form with .321 average for the year. Junior league game set for Wednesday at Haskell between Odd Sox and South Park Athletic Club. Horseshoe Correction No.2 references Worden pitchers from a prior event.
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Ernst ¢ Uhrlaub
University of Kansas
Law- Tenen
Coffeyville
Ubriaub
Willi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fred Murphy
Jayhawker
Muskogee
Ad'' Kiedsey
K. WU
Salina
Joe
Boyd
Bartlesville
Lindsey
Moray
Han
Muskogee Phoenix
Bent Murphy
Salina Avihbe
Orose
Odd Sox
South Park
Thetic Club
Junyight Baseball League
Haskell
Mohler Run Tragedy Reframes Victors Name Change
The Mohler Run horseshoe clash report shifts initial victors from Heffner and Desking to Heffner and Fager after a sworn statement by W H Fager of Worden. The bulletin from Worten notes the reporter’s earlier confusion and corrected alibis amid the catastrophe.
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Mohler
Worten
Heffner
Desking
Worden
Fager
W. H. Fager
Mohler Run
Mid Western A A U forms to boost amateur sports
Omaha announces the new Mid Western association of the Amateur Athletic Union aims to expand amateur sports beyond swimming in Nebraska Town and South Dakota and North Dakota. The group seeks to amend Nebraska boxing and wrestling laws to allow ALA rules contests. Peter Wendell drives the effort directing swimming and organizing member bodies such as Omaha Athletic Club Nicholas Senn Hospital Thorpe Imm...
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Omaha
Nebr
Associated Press
Mid-Western Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Nebraska
South
North Dakota
Peter Wendell
Omaha’ Athletic Club
Associas
Wendell
Omaha Athletic Club
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Thorpeign Athletic Club
Creighton
Utersity
Creighton High’ School
Garter Lake
S. H. Schaeffer
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Charles M. Garvey
Creshton University
Lee Wendell
Omaha Athletic Nd
Two Games Set as Jayhawks Meet Crimson and Blues
The Jayhawks and the Crimson and Blues, led by Dr Forrest Allen and Carl Schlademen, prepare for a twilight stadium clash. The Jayhawks linger in first place after a uneven first round while the Crimson and Blues trail Indians. A fast game is anticipated as Haskell hosts the Whiz Bangs in a strong comes back match with the Journal-World.
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Jayhawks
Crimson and Blues
Allen
Carl Schlademen
Ballreaghe
Indians
Rédmen
Haskell
Whiz Bangs
Journal-World Term
After the Last Round of Play Concludes
The report notes the conclusion of the final round of play and outlines remaining standings and next steps for teams and officials. It emphasizes the closing actions, potential appeals, and scheduled dates for final results and awards.
Harness Race Meet Aims For New Records At Fort Miami
Toledo Ohio July 29 Grand Circuit reinsmen return for a five day harness meet at Fort Miami track with frequent record setters. The week features multiple Grand Circuit events including the Matron stake on August 1 worth about 8500 and total prize money around 45000 across twenty one races. The program lists daily heats across trots and paces from July 31 to August 4 with stakes named after local papers and clubs.
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Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
Fort
Miami
Fort Miami
Margaret Dillon
Tommy Murphy
By & Mart
News-Bee
Toledo Blade
Matrén
Stedman
Toledo Times
Elks Club
Legal News
Wayne
Harrison Aims for World Bantam Title in U S Quest
London July 29 Thomas Harrison of Hanley British bantamweight champion may travel to the United States to challenge Joe Lynch for the World title recently won from Johnny Buff. Harrison has shown superiority over other English 118-pounders but boxing circles urge bolstering his record before a Lynch bout. Higgins, the British champ, was knocked out by Harrison in the 18th round. Higgins had earlier been defeated by Pete Herman’s punches when the American fought in Britain.
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London
Thomas Harrison
Hanley
United States
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
Trison
Jim Higgins
Harrison
Lynch
Fligsins
Pete’ Herman
The
Isles
St Louis boxing resumes on the east bank after hiatus
Boxing control ends in St Louis and returns across the river in East St Louis where clubs admit only members. Police officials say no licenses will be issued until fall. A separate note mentions a London omnibus company paying a million dollars yearly in vehicle licenses.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Nee
Police
Commission
Omnibuslings London
Wheat and corn market update from the Northwest
Kansas City reports a new low in wheat prices as supply remains ample in the Northwest. Export demand shows improvement but trading stays limited to regular dealers and floor operators. Spring wheat yields are uncertain in the Northwest and Pacific regions, while Dakotas and Minnesota prices rise on private forecasts. Corn prospects improve in the central states though hot dry conditions hurt the Southwest. Oats face limited demand with old poor stock still hanging over the market. December oats look attractive given the quality gains in the harvest.
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Kansas City
Near Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Dakotasrand
Minnesota
Central States
Markets Report Prompt and Unclear Prices
Kansas City and Chicago market briefs summarize butter eggs cattle hogs and sheep with sparse numbers and inconsistent OCR. Prices shown for butter eggs wheat corn oats rye hay and livestock across Kansas City and Chicago include tops and ranges for beef and hogs, plus cash grain quotes and futures closes.
Prohibition not a campaign issue in Oklahoma primaries
Oklahoma City July 29 Prohibition, part of the state constitution since 1907, is not being revived as the August 1 statewide primary nears. Only Congresswoman Alice Robertson spoke on the dry platform during her bid for renomination, challenging opponents to nominate a wet candidate. none has accepted and the topic has largely faded.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Alice Robertson
Miss Robertson
Fin
Indian Territory
San Antonio Advances Flying Base With New School
San Antonio air service officials announce expansion of the government flying base at Kelly Field with an advanced flying school described as a flying university. The program splits into four branches focusing on bombardment pursuit destruction and attack while cadets and officers begin training for fall term.
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San Antonio
Tex
The
Associates Press
Air Service
Adhree
John N. Reynolds
Kelly Field
Priamary
Carlstrom Field
Florida
Brooks Field
Nelly Field
Kanota Oats Yield Higher Than Red Texts In Douglas County
A Douglas County Farm Bureau letter reports Kanota oats outyield Red Texts across the county and state. Tests at Carl Gerstenberger’s Buddéra farm show Kanota 13 bushels per acre ahead of Texas oats, while at the O’Neill farm near Black Jack the lead is 9.4 bushels. Fred G. Laptad and JF. Ttlerd hold 4,800 bushels of certified Kanota oats on hand and the farm bureau arranged for members to have prior access. Prices follow the Kansas Crop Improvement Association.
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Douglas County
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Marking of Criminals and Deserters in 1829 History
In 1829 branding extended to all criminals and parasitic groups such as gypsies and vagabonds, but after that year the practice narrowed to deserters from the army and soldiers deemed notoriously bad characters.
Paris Crowd Presses Royal Visitor Khai Dinh in Public
Paris July 29 Annamese Emperor Khai Dinh visits the Paris museums in plain dress yet draws attention with luxurious robes and a jeweled insignia. Tourists jostle him as he seeks art and plans a tomb reconstruction for Dong Khanh. He and his entourage move discreetly, evading secret service, while preparations for his return to Hue proceed.
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Hue
Trn
Nhai- Dinh
Ministry of Colonies
Paris
Khai
Fue
Dong-Khanh
Fune
Gonfuetus
Khai-Dinh
Reunion
Doene-Khan
Far East
Alexandre Mareil
Amb Idieas
Secret Service
Khxi-Dinh
Postal System Each Year Purchases All Kinds of Equipment
Washington July 31 Supply ing stationary requirements of Uncle Sam s many post offices and branch offices is no small job according to the figures estimated by officials in recently advertising for bids to fill the coming year s needs. During the next fiscal year the Department estimates it will use approximately 300 tons of stationery and typewriting paper alone. More 3 500 000 sheets of carbon paper enough to cover 347 square miles of land will be ordered. For card index requirements the modest number of 8 622 000 cards will be needed. To write on all this vast amount of stationery and to fill the thirsty bottles in post office lobbies from New York to San Francisco and from the Gulf to the Lakes 49 400 quarts of ink will be used. Despite this inky reservoir 243 000 rubber stamps will be purchased while to tie together the Department s reams of Reid tape 15 500 pounds of rubber bands will be used and 90 000 000 wire clips. Other items include 46 800 000 tags beeswax needles mops and other things. While since every post office must have a national flag and Haesito not just forever 2 500 will be purchased to replace those tattered in service.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Department
New York
San Francisco
Gulf
Lakes
Reid
Bus Line Schedule for Leavenworth Trips from Lawrence
The schedule lists departures from Eldridge House in Lawrence at 8:00 a.m. with returns at 5:00 p.m., from Tonganoxie at 8:45 a.m. returning 4:15 p.m., and from Hoge at 9:00 a.m. returning 3:50 p.m. It notes arrival at National Hotel Leavenworth at 10:00 a.m. and return, with five hours in Leavenworth for Soldiers Home Prisons and Fort Leavenworth visits. After 5 p.m. Lawrence dates can be made for sightseeing and other towns via J. Daniels phone 2525.
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Eldridge House
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Hoge
National Hotel
Fort Leavenworth
Partigé
JE. Daniels
Ted
Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions
Fragmented reader note discusses eczema causes linked to blood. Repeats claims of proven results and urges belief in blood as root, with scattered garbled phrases about cures and symptoms.
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