Kansas Nosed Second in Major Sports Ranking
Kansas University athletics director Dr. F C Allen reports Kansas placed second in major sports and fourth in minor sports in the Missouri Valley under the pentathlon scoring system. Despite a weak football season, strong basketball, track, and baseball preserved the major sports standing.
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Missouri Valley
F. C. Allen
Kansas University
Nebraska
Missouri
Jows State
Asi
Oklahoma
Missouri Deana
Aly Klahoma
Ore State
Tirake
Grinnell
Washington
Drake
Grinmell
Kansas Rigals
Kansas Aggies
Teoraska
Washington Aip
Tirake Am
Opening of the Lawrence Junior Twilight League Set
The pregame meeting at the Elks building set the opening lineup for Rotary club stars and Holcom as rivals. A new transfer rule was approved allowing a player to move teams upon written parental request and majority vote by managers officers and a board of arbitration representative.
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Lawrence
Elks
Rotary Club
Hovey Hanna
Johns
Cox
Logue
Allen
Weidman
I Ireland
Wampler
Arndt
Bushey
Holcom
Kgetmhnan
Goff
Pugh
Richardson
Stort
Tobler
Cavey
Petefish
Genter Fiealcom
Board of Arbitration
Alumni Seniors Set To Pitch In Annual Game
Seniors lineup for the senior alumni baseball game announced before play this afternoon includes Festivins Arant Allen Wedel Keeter Wedell or Sata and other candidates. The event features fourth-year men and graduates in a festive interlude with teams from Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee and Minneapolis. In boxing news Joe Dundee dethroned Pete Latzo to win the world welterweight title on points after a decisive match in New York.
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Caron Arant Alleneyer
Wedel Keeter
Rann Wedell
Sata
Ees
Esterdays
Dundee
Latzo
Polo Grounds
New-York
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Pala
War Toasts Marian Pullar as Stage Manager Pioneer
Hartford AP reports Marian Pullar, a rare American female professional stage manager, built a notable career after shifting from acting to the stage. Her wartime service as a Red Cross worker earned the Croix de Guerre and other decorations, shaping her view that acting was not for her, steering her toward management.
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Hartford
Conn
Marian Pullar
Red Cross
Milk boosted by radio to Pacific coast cows
In Modesto Cal June 4 Grand opera singers and jazz orchestras on Pacific coast radio stations are claimed to have increased milk production for John Galizia by installing a loud speaker in the barn. He says the music improves his cows’ milk flow. The cows appear to enjoy any program during milking time. Also reported a Stone Age cave unearthed in Moscow Province peat bogs ten feet underground, identified as a Neolithic habitation by scientists from Moscow. A tuberculosis clinic will be held Monday at the city health office with Dr Seth L Cox in charge. Richard Conner reports the loss of his bicycle on Elm Street to the city police. Sanitation is our hobby drink McNish’s soda water guaranteed the best.
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Modesto
Cal
John
Galiazza
Galizia
Here
Moscow
Mokocow
Seth L. Cox
Transfer Approval By Vote Restricts Player Moves
A player transfer requires majority vote of managers officers and a board representative. No transfer can occur after the start of either playing session.
Haskell Institute Summer School Enrolls About 270
About 270 students will attend summer school at Haskell Institute. The term will begin Monday and close July 1. The following Haskell faculty members will conduct the program: Miss J. J. Saatman, F.E. Penz, W. T. Johnson, Mrs. Smart, Miss Verna Nori, Mrs. Bargh, Miss Florence Waddle, Miss Kathleen Kelsall, Mrs. Maggie Jones and C. E. Delph. About 250 students who were enrolled during the term just closed went home this week and more will go home next week.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
J. J. Saatman
F.E. Penz
W. T. Johnsson
Smart
Verna Nori
Bargh
Florence Waddle
Kathleen Kelsall
Maggie Jones
C. E. Delph
Memorial Tablet Honors Grants Early Plowing Days
Vancouver Washington AP Cin cinnatus, Roman hero, left his plow for triumphs in war but Grant plowed as a soldier. A tablet commemorates Grant’s frontier days in 1853 at a fort where he raised potatoes to augment the mess. Donated by cadets of Hill Military Academy Worthatd Ore designed by Doris Wild man of Portland.
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Vancouver
Wash
Cincinnatus
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
Fhe
Hill Military Academy
Worthatd
Ore
Portland
Doris Wildman
Solitary Doughboy Grave at Bellu Cemetery Near Bucharest
A solitary American doughboy is buried in Bellu Cemetery near Bucharest, Romania. Edward Newell Whre, first class private in the US Army from 1592 to 7S19, died of illness while with the American Relief Administration. Flowers are placed on his grave on days honoring fallen soldiers.
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Bellu
Bucharest
Romania
Beilu
Edward Newell Whre
United States Army
American Relief Administration
Allen
Etl Ata
Valley Grove News Highlights from McLouth Area
Valley Grove reports on local events in McLouth including school and church activities. Teachers and families move between McLouth and Burlingame, decorations day visits, farm work, and town meetings. Notable items include graduation notices, village improvements, and community prayers for upcoming services.
Crowder and Collins Social Visits Span Lawrence Area
Local residents from Crowder Blue Mound and nearby towns hosted and visited friends through midweek. Names include Beattie Collins the Crowder family and Helen Hubbard with multiple calls by Mr and Mrs J M Crowder plus various Hodson, Armstrong, Grimes and Langenderfer households across Lawrence Lake View Barker and Coffeyville areas.
Local Social Roundup in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Lawrence and nearby towns enjoy a busy social week with visits among Collins Armstrong Crowder and Hodson families. Guests include Beattie Collins Oscar Collins Nettie Crowder and Jesse Athey. A birthday party honored Erma Desque and Jesse Athey while several households hosted relatives and friends from Perry Lake View Blue Mound and Lecompton.
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Rence Vernon
W J. Collins
Beattie Collins
Oscar ’Collins
Allen. Morris
Osgood Armstrong
Riverside
Harlie Armstrong
Albert
Lee Rose
Perry
Eugene Collins
J. Crowder
T. N. Crowder
Lawrence
W. J. Collins
Ona Belle Collins
Jack Collins
Clarence Hodsor
H. A. Rogers
Harrie Armstrong
Nettie - Crowder
J. E. Mercer
Jack "Grimbs
Dora
William
Wesley Eugene
Samuel
Gus Brute
Lake View
Theodore
George
Bobbie
Roy
Jessie
Helen Norwood Lecompton
Allen Morris
Erma Desque
Jesse Athey
C.N. Hodson
Billie
Betty
Lawrence Vernon
L. Hodson
Dora Grimes
Sammie Grimes
J.M. Crowder
Helen Hubbard
Mr. Collins
Blue Mound
Nettie Crowder
H. Crosswhite
John Murphy
Big Springs
Allen
Local Church District Meeting and Nearby Visits
A district Congregational church meeting is planned with return expected this week. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Galen White spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fay White. Mrs. Charles Hamel was taken to Van Epps hospital for treatment after weeks of poor health. Memorial Day visits occurred with relatives in Kansas City including Gertrude and George Weise. Miss Mary Nirschl of Kansas City attended. a party at the American Legion club honored her June wedding with gifts. Out-of-town guests included Miss Edith Scanlon and Mrs. Atyer from Chapman. Willis Roberts remains critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Amns B. Wilson spent the weekend in Kansas City then Leavenworth for Memorial services. Fred Zoellner bought Floyd Rattitt’s Fifth Street residence. About ninety Haskell Institute graduates sign for Indian Service civil service exams. Most passers expected to receive full appointments. exams cover stenography, normal training, home economics, and physical education.
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A. A. Holton
McLouth
Lawrence Ward
E. Fisher
Fred
Champion
Fisher
Evelyn
Harold
H. S
Iterm
Virgil Groves J
F. al’ U. Hall
Oskaloosa
Pearlie Hall
Fred Frandle
Redding
Ernest Walters
Topeka
Oak Cemetery
Stanley
Kansas City
Frank Champion
Herbert
Woodstock
Charles Jones
Harold Champion
Glee Club
Grace-McKee
Burlingame High School
A. Ward
Chester
Ira Wards
Church of the Brethren
Fruitland
Idaho
Valley Grove
Greisern
Lawrence
Joe Near Lawsons
Mark Hedden
Weilman
Gemilla Smith
Otis Smith
Congregational Church
Galen ‘White
Fay. White
Charles Hamel
van Epps Hospital
Gertrude
George Weise
Kathryn Curry
Meyer
Chapman
Kansas
Mary Nirschl
Anton Nirschl
Edith, Scanlon
Nirschl
Edith Scanlon
Atyer
Ilunt
Anton Nirstchl
John Nirschl
Willis Roberts
Amns B- Wilson
Shaad Kiwanis Delegate Heads to Memphis Convention
Prof. George C. Shaad departs by motor for Memphis Tennessee to attend the eleventh annual Kiwanis International convention June 6 9. He will join delegates from across the United States and overseas for the event.
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Kiwanis
George C. Shaad
Motor
Memphis
Tenn
International
Convention Attendance Note From S and Delegates
S and delegates are expected to attend the convention. The message outlines participation plans and indicates readiness to engage in sessions and scheduled events.
Tonganoxie Visitors and Local Events Mixed With Theft
Mr and Mrs Lewis Myers of Santa Ana California restart friendships on vacation in the community. A robbery at a Kansas City telephone office netted about fifteen dollars after a young man demanded cash with a gun. Invitations for a reception for Grace Allan were issued by Mrs S J McNaughton and Mrs Ralph Rust Cain. Memorial services were conducted at Hubbel Hill Cemetery and Mapel Grove with Reverend and Mrs Charles Schofield traveling to Omaha on motorized visit.
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Lewis Myers
Santa Ana
California
Foster ‘Lanning
Kansas City
Velma Robinson
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