Seniors Fall to Graduates in Kansas Baseball Final
John Sabo dominated on the mound as the faculty alumni and senior team shut out the seniors 9 to 0 on the University of Kansas diamond. Eddie Halpin led the grads with a homer, while seniors faced thirteen strikeouts and relied on freshmen and varsity players to fill the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sabo
University of Kansas
Eddie Halpin
Sabo
Jimmy Avant
O'Leary
Ogden
Jimmy
Se Jors
O Belgard
Dine
Jarhoe
Raymond Nichols
Lars
Dean
John Bunn
Golfers to Enter Leavenworth Tournament this Sunday
The tournament committee of the Country Club invites at least thirty men to join the Leaves club event in Leavenworth. Members are asked to sign up at the club house by Friday noon June 11 so their names can be sent to Leavenworth to prepare handicaps. Lunch will be served according to the organizers.
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1 Country Club
Leaves Club
Next
Dune
Lawrence Ito
Leavenworthee
Leavenwoth
Baseball Notes Reflect Early NL Stars and Classic Records
Cincinnati fans recall limits on credit and star names like Rogers Hornsby while Radhourne posts 38 straight wins for Providence. Sumpter Clark traces across the eastern leagues from Cleveland to Atlanta, and Heinie Groh joins the Toledo Mud Hens as a veteran valued for defense and bat.
Notes of Sport Highlights 1926 events and boxing gates
Notes of Sport surveys early British outdoor pastimes with archery and lawn bowling, mentions Clarence H. DeMar Boston Marathon links, Western Chess Association 1926 convention in Chicago, $77,000 gate at Fete Latzo Mickey Walker title bout in Scranton, possible Flowers Greb middleweight rematch, Walter J Travis 1904 British amateur golf champion, and Tip team chesslike hybrid sport popularity in North America.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Walter J. Tratis
Garden City Golf Club
Travis
Gleemen Sing for Alumne Visitors at 1926 Club Recital
The University Men's Glee Club held its final 1926 appearance in Robingon gymnasium yesterday at 4 pm, with 14 members retiring. Soloists Amy H. Larremore and Fred W. Skaer impressed, while the ensemble featured Praetorius Davidson and Bowles-Larremore numbers and humorous encore pieces. Several alumni and students attended, and a list of retiring members was announced alongside notes on conduct and a Union Pacific timetable change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Men's Glee Club
Krobingon Gymnasium
Kansas
Kendrie
Praetorious
Davidson
Ivan L. Roberts
Sworthy
Raymond T. Wright
Sgnor
Sjohn Peel
Glee Club
Justus H. Fugate
Masssanet-Hatch
Amy H. Larremore
Franck Davidson
Bruch
Jonah
Wich
H. F. Kubic
R. E. Lawrent
Rachmaninoff
Fred W
Topeka Trade Tour Starts With Lawrence Stop
Topeka business leaders begin a two day Good Fellowship trip with Lawrence as the first stop next Monday at 9 AM. The Topeka Chamber of Commerce sponsors a forty car caravan of manufacturers and jobbers from Topeka to foster friendly ties with 28 other cities. Ralph Baer will lead the parade with Bing Bartell accompanying. Forty minutes of stopping time in Lawrence will occur, with music after the parade ends.
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Cara
Topeka
Lawrence
Ralph Baer
Local News Briefs From The Hill Morning Events
A mix of campus happenings includes feap and gown regalia worn by women and men during a round on the Hill at the senior breakfast. The Chi Delta Sigma house at 1247 Ohio Street will become a boarding house this summer. The University YMCA plans summer activity in employment and lodging aid. Alfred G. Hill, former alumni secretary, visiting from Arkansas City, notes his left handed start and right-handed handwriting, which peers recall with humor.
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Mierr
University of Commons
Chi Delta Sighia
Ohio. Street
Alfred G. Hill
Arkansas City
Ufe
Hill
Arkansas City Traveler
Council Expels KU Student Hollis Marsh for Immoral Conduct
The University of Kansas student council expelled Hollis Marsh sophomore after a hearing on immorality charges. County officers handed Marsh to the council to impose penalties if guilty. The council found him guilty and ordered permanent expulsion with a one year transcript withholding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Hollis Marshall
Marshall
Ito
Local society brief from Tongoxie area notices
Clifford Peters spent the weekend at home with his parents Mr and Mrs G M Peters. Dr Jennie Vah Epps and daughter Elizabeth left Tuesday on a business trip to Springfield Illinois. Mr and Mrs Otto Freientmuth and children Edward and Eda Jane will leave in June for a motor trip to Minnesota. J R Fair left the first of the week on an extended business trip. Mrs Arch Knox and daughters Mildred and Dot left Thursday for California. Mrs Wilson R Meyers entertained Wednesday evening with a table de hote dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Peters
G.M. Peters
Jennie Vah ‘Epps
Elizabeth
Springfield
Ill
Otto Freientmuth
Edward
Eda Jane
Minnesotta
J. R. Fair
Arch Knox
Mildred
Dot
California
Wilson R. Meyers
EF. Bollinger
Coffeyville
Kansas
Lucille
A. R. Swenson
T. G. Davis, Jr
Harry Arthur Turner
FR. McRill
Em- Poria
Edgar
Melba Glanz
Em-poria
J. B. Vollintine
Emporia
Carl Hitch
George Strahan
Mark Pierson
Nemo
Okla
Charles
Anne Harbour
Ottawa
Harbour
Samuel Seetin
C. H. Hoyt
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Willis Colivan
W. F. Elkin
Harry Gibbons
Perry Godlove
Glendale
Kanwaka Literary Club
Ed Shaward
Flora Nell Bigsby
Marion Lawrence
Topeka
Josephine’. Seetin
Max Reeves
Milton McClung
Guy Bigsby
Merle Colman
S. BE. Seetin
LG. L.harbour
Flora Neil Bigsby
A. E. Ulrich
Lloyd Duffe
Charlie Topping
Mary Elizabeth
Jane
Pleasant Hour Club
Social scenes and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns
A town diary notes Mrs J M Mott leaving for Rogers Arkansas after a Meyers House gathering with pink peony arrangements and bridge prizes awarded. Guests include Mrs Rumsey of Lawrence and Mrs Zoellner. Various locals attend meetings, plays, weddings and farewells, with travel to Kansas City and Topeka for events and work changes at Southwestern College.
Kanwaka Community News Highlights Local Events
Local residents attend graduations at Coffeyville and Emporia while families visit kin in Lawrence and Nemo. Birth announced of a ten pound son in Kanwaka. many small gatherings, dinners, and garden party engagements noted along with moves to farms and schooling plans for the summer.
Baer Oscar obituary notes long life in Kansas
Oscar Baer son of David and Lucy Baer born April 26 1849 near Peora Illinois. His mother died young and his brother William died 1924. He married Mary Craig January 25 1874 and had six children. The family moved from Illinois to Kansas in 1881, settled in Clay Center, then Vinland in 1902 as oldest residents. Baer joined United Brethren later in life and read his Bible daily. After a stroke May 11 he died May 25 1926 at age 77 years 27 days at his Vinland home. Survived by wife Mary and three daughters two sons one half brother eighteen grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral at Vinland Presbyterian Church May 25 conducted by Rev Vernie Lovey. interment Vinland cemetery.
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Oscar, Baer
David
Lucy, Baer
Peora
Illinois
William
Mary.Craig
Greencastle
Ilinois
Freddie
Harry
United Brethren
Fret
Kans
Vinland
Methodist Church
MM Mary Baer
George Newton
Lawreace
Edwin Chase
Linn
Imo Walker
Clyde
Worden
John Baer
Washington
Presbyterian
Vernie Lovey
Vinland Cemetery
Charles Wheadon
Ethel Cowles
Frank
Horrell and Mrs Johnson Attend Funeral Rites
The obituary fragment notes Horrell accompanying Mrs Oscar Johnson at the piano during funeral rites. Pallbearers listed include Steven Wy El Pardee Eugene Hoskinson Frank Hagerman T P Steven and Arthur Hammond. Flowers and courtesies signified respect for the departed and condolences for the wife and children.
Nine Phi Beta Kappa graduates named for membership
At a Phi Beta Kappa meeting late Saturday, graduates Laura Longsworth Lawrence Laura Belle McGalley McPherson Ruth Elizabeth Perkins Galena Herb Robert Ranson Junction Arthur Reagan Lawrence Herbert J Strickler Emporia Chester Merle Suter Lawrence Daphne Bell Swartz Topeka Ferna Wrestler Walnuts: the group includes ten from the Graduate School and lists hometowns and names. Dudley, colored, pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and receives ten days in jail. Carter fined $10 for disturbing the peace by Judge C Daugherty. Advertisement for Ran kin's Drug Store at 1104 Mass.
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Phi Beta Kappes
Laura Longsworth
Lawrence
Laura Belle McGalley
McPherson
Ruth Elizabeth Perkins
Galena
Herb Robert Ranson
Junction
Herbert Robert Ranson
Junction Charles
Arthur Reagan
Herbert. J. Strickler
Emporia
Chester Merle’ Suter
Daphne Bell Swartz
Topeka
Ferna E
Wrestler
Walnut
Carter
C. Daugherty
Tale
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
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Leavenworth
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Mos
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Sumpter Clar
Aly
Cleveland Indian
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Gian
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Clarence H. de Mar
Boston Marathon
Western Chess Association
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Jesse McMahon
Madison Square Garden
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Warry Greb
Ite
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Raggenbagesse
Union :Pacific
Union Pacific
Good Fellowship
University
YM. C. A
Ted Shultz
Tonganoxie
Meyers
J. M. Mott
Rogers
Arkansas
Mott
Oliver Atters
J. R
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Walter
F. Zoellner
John Dorney
G. K. Gwathmey
Chiceto
Helen Jones
Tonganoxis Pool
John, Sherman and
Colburn
Olathe
Todd
Franklin Condensary
Henryttinger
Texas Harvest Field
Flanders
Charles Schofield
Winifred Luther
Schofield
Funk Chapel
Alton Rice
Hiawatha
H. Cain
Saramae
Ww. C. Allan
Grace Allen
Claude Winslow
K. 5
SA. C
Edith Gambel
George Atchison
Warry
W. C. Phenicie
Miss Gambel
Miss Grace
Allan
Henry Geib
Kansas City
Walter Geib
Buffalo
American and Eastern Steamship Company
van’ Nest
Charles Allan
Lena Geib
Christian Church Aid Bocl ‘Ty
Pittsburg
Weir
Emily Hazelton
Ginia
Gerard
Karl. Cronemeyer
Gladys
Meyer
Cronemeyer
Winfield
Southwestern College
Board of Education of
Lawrence and
Homer’ Hird
FO. Dtichardson
SE. Seectin
J. H. Corel
al Webber
Alex Anderson
Billy
David Williams
G. A.’ Dews
A. M. Okerbind
F. D.mitler
Fred Gregory
Jm.cg. Elliott
Williams
John Wilson
Yarnold
J. F. Slusser
Willow
Springs
Ruby Houk
Mark “Pierson
Emmest Doane
Vivian “McHugh
Denver
Dow Dews
Mildred . Wilson
Law Jrence
Esther Hird
Belvoir
Carl Hird
Takng
Della May Dews
Dorothy
Rena
Elliott
Maurine Stanwix
Opal
Loretta Shaw
Mary Miller
Mary
Kathleen Anderson
J. A. Pruitt
William Wymer
Banks’ Timber
M. Smith
Jerseyville
M.C. Elliott
Josephine Seetin
Ghetee - Gibbs
Dallas
Texas
Fred A. Richardson
Homer Hird
Richardson
Pierson’s
Esther McCall
Arnold H. Aufdenberge
Baldwin
Alice Brocklesby
Ernestins
B. G. L Harbour
Dick Richards
P. T.richards
C. T. Dews
Wolf's Book Store
Mass. St
Jantzen Swimming Suits
Palm Beach
Oscar Baer
PHI
Wille Dudley
Dudley
Arsit
THE
Max Kreter
Willard Louis
Irene Rich
June Marlowe
Bowersock
John McCormick
Cinderella
Hollywood
Loyd Hughes
William Conselman
Charles Plumb
Alfred E. Green
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