Carey Rogers Elected Jayhawker Track Captain for Next Year
Carey Rogers of Lawrence was unanimously elected Captain of the Jayhawker track team for next year at last night's election at Wiedemann's Grill room. He succeeds Captain Everett Bradley who graduates this year. Rogers, a strong pole vaulter, showed great improvement this season and tied for first with two Valley stars at 12 feet, clearing 12 feet 5 inches on a later try.
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Carey Rogers
Lawrence
Jayhawker
Everett Bradley
Paul O’leary
Bradley
Brect Rogers
Schlademan
Rogers
Salina to host fourth annual women’s state golf tourney
Salina Kansas June 1 the fourth annual women s state golf tournament opens at Salina country club Tuesday and runs to June 10 with about 100 players and 40 clubs invited. Prizes total twenty seven and low scores from each club after qualifying. Boney Bonebrake Salina pro will lead, crew includes boy scouts cadets. Association officers include Mrs James Onstatt president, Alva Hudkins vice president, Mrs Norbert Schwartz secretary treasurer.
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Salina
Kan
Salina Club
Boney
Bonebrake
Willa
James, Onstatt
Niss Alva Hudkins
Norbert Schwartz
Alumni-Haskell Baseball Game Called Off By Rain
Haskell alumni were scheduled to meet the regulars this afternoon at 3 30. Rain interrupted Tuesday afternoon’s play and the contest was called, with the alumni leading at the stoppage.
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Haskell
Lotrain
Alumi
Golf Rivalry Schedule Among Kansas Towns
In Concordia Kansas on May 31 golf clubs from six north Kansas towns engage in a weekly schedule of bouts. The towns include Beloit Mankato Jewell City Minneapolis and Glasco.
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Kansas
Concordia
Kan
Beloit
Heirs of Rich Recluse at Atchison Probate Court
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate probate court in Atchison handling an estate of a wealthy recluse with complex settlement. No clear names, dates, or actions readable.
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Atchison
Hay
Ea RS
Chad
Huskers Aim for Valley Title in Kansas Series
Kansas baseball faces Nebraska in Missouri Valley Conference championship games Friday at 3:30 PM in Kansas field and Saturday in Lincoln. A sweep could clinch the Valley title for Kansas. one win keeps Kansas tied with Washington University, while two losses would crown Nebraska. Coach Patsy Clark notes the team must fight every inning and push earlier, with Lefty Custer to start Friday and Bloomer on Saturday. Team travels Friday night to Lincoln. banquet at Lincoln Hotel Saturday at 7 includes next year’s captain selection. George Ready may be used as pitcher if needed. Lashley is out, Sweed Wilberg may play in the outfield or as pinch hitter.
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Kansas
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Jayhawkers
Washington University of St. Louis
Patsy” Clark
Lincoln
Santa Fe
Lincoln Hotel
Clark
Custer
Lawrence
Bloomer
George Ready
Lashley
Sweed” Wilberg
Lashey
Bert Harmon
Harvey White
Mound School
Schooley
Skeet’s
Clifford Schooley
Jake Coffman
Dwyer. Bros
H. E. Miller
Tonganoxie
Gladys Barnhart
H. G. van Neste
Barnes
Dana Sanders
Tillotson
Fred Barnhart
W. B. Davis
Centropolis
Washington
Elsie. Davis
Pony Creek
Dwyer Bros
Dwyer
Ola Babcock
Pleasant Valley Community Club
H. D. Johnson
R.C. Nance
G. W. Phenicie
R. H. Barnes
Mary Phenicie
University of Wisconsin
Frank Barnes
C. W. White
Carrie
Wichita
F. A. McRill and Sons
Will Frost
Dr. Coe
F. A. McRill
Kaw Valley
Livingston
Hill
Leo. J. Hill
Lillian R. Stover
Rev. Fitzgerald
North Eighth Street
New York
Reno
Joseph Doyle
Blanche Phenicie
I.’ A. Cook
Blanche
Ruth Kahn
Marie Hess
J. E. Dwyer and
O. W. Sowers and Sons
Alfred Kahn
Edward Alfred
George Sowers
H.A. Cook
Kathleen Hemphill
Sam Kelsall
Thornton Hemphill
of. Lawrence
F. H. Barnes
Foley
Tennis tournament in England draws British expert Suzanne Beamlish
A fragmented report notes the tennis tournament in England featuring British tennis expert Suzanne Beamlish among participants. Limited readable text mentions Beaverbrook and an exciting event, but details are incomplete.
First KU athlete awarded a K emblem for early efforts
F C Firestone of Anthony Kansas is honored as the University of Kansas to grant the first K emblem for athletic achievement. He joined KU before teams existed, starred as a sprinter, and helped establish the early track era on Mount Oread. The athletic board voted the emblem after discovering no award had been given during his era.
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University of Kansas
Ithe
F. C. Firestone
Anthony
Kan
K. U
Firestone
University
Kansas
Mount Oread
Massachusetts Street
University Athletic Board
Anthony Kese
Denver
Coffeyville Forms 36 Local Ball Clubs Across Leagues
Coffeyville Kansas reports 36 organized ball clubs divided into four leagues national american senior and junior. The town also fields a Southwestern league professional team in addition to youth divisions named by weight classes under 110 and over 130 pounds. Walter Johnson is noted as the famous pitcher linked to the city’s baseball interests.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Walter Johnson
Typhoid Shots Planned For 137th Infantry Encampment
In Lawrence a unit of the 137th Infantry K N G faces typhoid vaccination ahead of summer encampment with two additional shots slated before camp opens. Arrests, graduations, uniform purchases, and local comments span the day, including Asher Passon’s narcotics case and Evangeline Wheelock’s Haskell ties.
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137Th Infantry
Schedule at Commons for commence ment weekend meals
Miss Anna H Barnum announced a special schedule for university commons during commencement weekend. The plan lists Senior Breakfast at 7:30, General Breakfast 8:30-9:30, dinner 12:00-2:00, and supper 5:00-7:00 on Saturday June 3, with similar cycles Sunday June 4 and Monday June 5, plus a Commencement Dinner in Robinson Gymnasium. The commons will close after supper Monday for three days and reopen Saturday June 10 for Summer Session meals including lunch, dinner, and supper slots, then resume Monday with Summer School opening breakfast, dinner, and supper.
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Anna H. Barnum
University Commons
the Commons
Urie
Robinson Gymnasium
Keppeliseditet Singae
Reno nears completion of new home for Harmon couple
A Reno area item notes Bert Harmon and his wife planned a new home with a cellar dug for it. The report lists local residents attending the Mound School banquet, fielding farm work changes, and social visits. Numerous references to relatives, neighbors, and events in Reno and nearby towns paint a vivid, period neighborhood scene.
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Foley
O’dea
Barnes
Lawrence
Frank Barnes
Henry Kislie
S. A. McKone
H. G. Skeets
J. W. McWhorter
Mound
Busy Bee Club
Recitations and songs mark school program
A list of performances in a school program includes Mrs Seetin and Christine Shrov ery recitations Look Ahead Raymond Seetin No Saint at All Marie Coffman Blossoms Drill by five girls How Betsy Made the Flag Robert Dews Carl Williams and Ray Seetin recitation on 4 recipe Dorothy Stanwix songs and recitations Betty Jane Christy carnation drill ten girls If I only Knew Virginia Coleman Goodbye to Children's Day Ella Osborne Jane Roses by the children
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Mrs. Seetin
Christine Shrovery
Raymond Seetin
Marie Coffman
Betsy
Robert Dews
Carl Williams
Ray ' Seetin
Dorothy Stanwix
Betty Jane
Christy
Virginia Coleman
Ella Osborne
Jane Roses
Osaka Plans Giant Public Playground For 70000 People
Osaka Municipality announces plans to build a gigantic public playground near the Osaka bar capable of accommodating about 70 000 visitors. The project aims to host large crowds for community events and recreation during warmer seasons.
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Osaka
Osaka Bar
Osaka firm to lease land for Oriental Olympic athletic grounds
A Japanese landlease plan details the Ajikawa Land company of Osaka leasing 11 780 tsubo of ground for 20 years for permanent tracks, fields, a swimming pool and athletic equipment. An adjoining area will host a large baseball ground, tennis courts and other facilities for the Oriental Olympic athletic meeting, aiming to spur public interest in physical development.
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Ajikawa Land Company of
Osaka
London caterers manage 25000 crockery pieces broken weekly
A historic note reports a renowned London catering firm handling 25000 crockery items with weekly breakage, indicating extensive service scale and loss.
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London
Old mirrors made new by Story Bros
Story Bros offers mirror refinishing and replacement services, advertising repairs and replacements at the old shop with phone contact 1172 for estimates and service inquiries.
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Story Bros
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Eudora
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Tom Harley
Garnett
Anderson County
Evangeline V. Wheelock
Haskell Institute
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Haskell Indian ‘Band
J. H. Cohn
W. J. Bryan
Conan Doyle
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F. A. Dickinson
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O. W. Sowers
al Williams
Joseph Zmek
Kanwaka
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Sunday School Army
Ida May Richards
McAferty
Josephine Stelins
Howard Hird
Stanton Smith
Della May Dews
Eugene Hird
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Gillette Safety Razor CO
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