Real league opener sets Holcoms against 40-8 team
Fans head south tomorrow evening for Junior league opener pitting Holcoms versus a 40-8 club in a game expected to be a real test. Both rosters mirror last season with a few new players and watchers, while managers shift roles and positions ahead of first pitch as Reed and Bilbuck handle calling duties.
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Gene Lani
Reed
Rilbuck
Ensim Wins English Derby Amid Wet Crowd
Ensim the chestnut colt owned by Lord Weelavington won the wet Derby at Ensim England as 7,000 spectators braved rain. Lancegate ridden by W Singer was second, Colorado third, Swift and Sure fourth, with the crowd the largest yet seen in a pouring Derby. The day featured royal attendance, galoshes, and a splashy mood despite foul weather.
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Rogers Hornsby Dominates Cardinals’ Baseball Legacy
Rogers Hornsby, star batsman and manager of the Cardinals, has just received the National League MVP award for the last season. He has been a major leaguer for twelve years and, throughout that time, has been a member of the St. Louis team.
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St. Louis
Derby Fortune Ends Strong for London Broker and Others
London news reports Calcutta and London stock exchange sweepstakes during the Derby. Robert Bishop, 50, won first prize, selling most of his ticket for about £80,000 and keeping a portion. Other winners include Miss Farr who took about £150,000, and Cyril Stileman who earned £35,000. Prizes ranged from £20,000 to £130,900 for the top three. The events involved brokers and clerks from Hartley, Cooper & Company and Midland Bank.
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Open Coaching School At Hays Two Weeks Session
Athletic officials and coaches from four major universities opened a two weeks coaching school in Hays. Instructors include M A Soglow Tulane Clark D Shaughnessy Oklahoma Hugh McDermott Oklahoma John Jacobs Oklahoma and Dr F G Allen Kansas athletic director. Jacobs brings four O A track stars Morgan Potts Cox and Taylor for demonstrations. Shaughnessy leads football, Soglow boxing and gym work, McDermott basketball Jacobs track, Allen acts as general supervisor. Enrollment limited to fifty for individual attention.
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O Rourke Scouts for Boston Americans at St Marys
Steve O Rourke coach of the undefeated 1926 St. Marys College baseball team left for Boston to serve as scout for the Boston Americans and will return next fall to resume duties as athletic director. Leonard Schawé of Spearville Kan was elected captain of St Marys College baseball team for 1927.
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Leonard Schaweé
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St. Mary's
Americans Lead For Walker Cup
At St Andrews on June 2 the American golf team led Walker Cup play three matches to one after the first day. The Americans lost Ouimet and Guilford to Wetherd and Holderness in four-somes. Sweetser and Von Elm beat Harris and Hezlet, while Jones and Gunn beat Tolley and Jamieson. Gardner and MacKenzie defeated Storey and Brownlow by one up. Weber and Holderness defeated Ouimet and Von Elm 4 and 3.
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Scotland
Francis’ Ouimet
Jesse Guilford
Roger Wetherd
Ernest Holderness
Jess Sweetser
George von Elm
Robert ‘Harris
Robert A. Gardner
Roland MacKenzie
E. F. Storey
W. G. Brownlow
Roger Weber
Sir Firnest Holderness
Francis Ouimet
George Vou Elm
Planes guided by radio impulses tested in cross country flight
U S Army Air Service at McCook Field reports success in a Dayton to Nashville test of directional radio impulses to steer aircraft. Letters in Morse code N A T buzz during drift. aim to replace with a visual light system. A parallel setup exists at Monmouth air mail station for this new aerial control method.
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Coast Guard saves lives over six years shows record
Washington May 29 Hersie reports Coast Guard work during the last six years saved more than 100000 people from sea perils. The report cites statistics of the Guard operations and emphasizes heroic rescue efforts by Coast Guard crews.
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Washington
U.P
Not Excited Private Bradley Becomes Wealthy From Oil Discovery
Private Robert William Bradley, twenty two, reputedly the richest private in the United States Army, amassed after oil on a Smackover farm left by his parents. Lawyers have chased the fortune for nearly three years as he remains unfazed by the revelation. Bradley plans to claim the funds after finishing enlistment, which lasts a year and ten months.
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State Superintendent Revises Insurance Rules Public
State Superintendent William R. Baker released recommendations from the American Life Convention for Kansas life insurance law revisions. Provisions include faster death claim payments, advance premium payments, extended contestability, cash value after three years, reinstatement rights, and limits on misstatements. The plan also warns against political contributions by insurers and tightens agent conduct and investment rules under state supervision. A two week session will rewrite the state code with three life-insurance experts guiding the commission.
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F. R. Sloan
Holton
Douglas Hudson
Fort Seat
Calotabs Promoted as Purifier for Health Longevity
Physicians endorse Calotabs as a thorough course to purify the system and restore vitality. The advertisement claims Calotabs cleanse the body, improve health, and offer a family package with directions for 85 cents at drugstores.
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Local social notes from a quiet weekend gathering
Visited families attended a funeral service for the infant of Otis Hobbs at Washington Creek church. Many neighbors joined Decoration Day at Worden cemetery and various visits and Sunday dinners followed including Ottawa and Baldwin area residents amid a later home rainfall.
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Marie Flory
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Robert Browning
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Orville
Ralph Pohl
Gerjatel ‘Kirelmer
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Ike Montgomery
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John Kneche
Anna Johansing
Heron Pahl
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Will “Lynch
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Otis Hobbs
Washington Creek
Worden Cemetery
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Dan Johniting
Frank Wacker
Wakerser
Henry Poht
Ralph and
Burnice
Lo W. Haas
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Poll
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Will Lynch
Barnhart, Jr
Washington
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Man Saves Wife In Time With Maya’s Remedy
A husband credits Maya’s with saving his wife who suffered severe stomach and digestive issues. He recalls her decline to a skeletal state before using the remedy, which supposedly removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation. The ad promises one dose proves efficacy or money back at druggists.
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