Ames Cyclones Win 1924 Valley Baseball Championship
Ames Cyclones claim the 1924 Valley baseball title with only two losses and six wins. Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma follow in standings as rain delayed several key games. Kansas and Missouri battle for cellar position while Kansas State and Nebraska-Lincoln mix in midtable.Captain George leads Ames as tough hitter while Pitts and Pikers challenge for runners-up.
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Twilighters 70 Meet Revives Lawrence Junior League
Twilight Baseball League of Lawrence plans revival at Carl's store meeting of managers and captains to reorganize the league and schedule games. Hanna and Chittal lead the effort to reach a six team league with three more clubs needed. Hanna's Radio Midgets have played one game and others soon ready.
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Muir Rogers Named Captain Of Kansas Tennis Team
Muir Rogers, a sophomore from Kansas City Missouri, was elected captain of the 1925 University of Kansas tennis squad. He won the Missouri Valley singles title at Lincoln and scored two victories against Illinois. Rogers formed a strong doubles team with Glaskin, contributing to a near undefeated season for Kansas.
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Northeast High Wins Kansas City Tennis Tourney
Northeast High of Kant City Missouri claimed top honors at the 18th Kansas high school tennis tournament sponsored by the University of Kansas Athletic Association. Play began May 29 and concluded yesterday, with Kansas City players dominating both singles and doubles divisions.
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Japanese Pin Hopes for Honors at Paris Olympics
Japan eyes long distance runners for Paris. Shizo Kanaguri won the marathon tryout in 2 36 9 in rain in Tokyo. Ki Kunosuke Tajiro of Chuo University won the 10 000m in 32 48 3 5. Eight track and field athletes, five swimmers, and one wrestler named to represent Japan. Tennis also set for Paris with Davis Cup players likely. Government funds 30,000 plus public subscription. total cost about 60,000.
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Kansas City Players Dominate Semi Finals in Lawn Tennis
Johnson and Pierson of Lawrence advance to semifinals by defeating Selig and Pierson in straight sets. Smith and Wolf from Leavenworth collide in final doubles, with Kansas City players sweeping 6-3 6-1 6-1. Miller defeats Johnson in the lone singles final.
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Treasury Issues 25 Percent Tax Reduction Guidance
Washington June 3 Official treasury instructions outline how taxpayers should compute payments under the new levy law. The 25 per cent reduction applies to incomes for 1923, prorated across four installments with June 15 as a key due date. The guidance explains how March payments affect June remittances and describes full settlement options when paying in advance.
Tax Notices Clarified On Payment Schedules And Deductions
The state explains that tax notices drafted before the new law allow taxpayers who paid three fourths of the tax on filing to receive a notice detailing assessed and paid amounts with the remaining balance due, while certain cases require no further payment after deductions. Refunds of one fourth apply when full payment was made, and claims are not needed. The collector notes the process may slow as schedules are sent to Washington for checks.
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Jayhawkers Face Huskers In Final Kansas Series
Kansas basketball notes mention Patsy Clark’s team preparing for pivotal games June 7 and 9 against Nebraska. Jayhawkers must win both to avoid cellar placement as captain Lonborg Black and Bolin play in their final Kansas appearance.
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HIGH PRAIRIE COMMUNITY GATHERS FOR FARMERS UNION MEETING
Rainy weather keeps many at home as Hopewell school hosts Farmers Union gathering with C C Gerstenberger as speaker. Community activities include Children's Day planning, milk delivery to Lawrence, and Sunday church attendance amid memories of recent visits and local visits to Baldwin and Law rence.
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Pleasant Grove Community Notes From Owen Flora Visit
Pleasant Grove area diary mentions Owen Flora illness in Anderson County and return home. Church attendance, memorial sermon, and Children’s Day prep at Willow Springs. many Flory and Peterson family gatherings, visits in Lawrence and Pratt counties, graduations, and farm chores including wool selling and wood sawing. Roy Puckett and Carral Jay welcomed. family travels and hospital visits noted.
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Rose
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Jonathan Crist
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Baptisms at Pueblo Bonita School Highlight Local News
The Pueblo Bonita school recently recorded 21 baptisms among pupils with a bishop in attendance. Amos and Arthur Flory traveled to Lawrence on Wednesday. Elmer Daniels and A F Lawson announced births, while Worden Telephone line work and road projects faced weather delays. Evangelical meeting plans draw many attendees from local and eastern communities.
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Lawrence
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