Rotary Nine Wins League Game In Junior Twilight Action
Rotary tallied four in the first and fourth in the fifth to defeat cont nine 9 to 1 at Southpark. E Treland struck out eleven Holcom batters as Rotary built a 4 0 lead, then added four runs in the fifth with Arndt doubling and Hunter singling. Holcom lone run came in the first inning as Pat Holcam scored after an error.
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Stanford Faces Big Ten Challenge at National Meet
An unexpected Big Ten challenge risks Stanford's chance at the national outdoor championships title at Soldier Field. Iowa qualified ten men, equal to Stanford, but Iowa's entries favor events with keen finals, while Stanford fields depth in sprints and throws. Klinks leads with five qualifiers in non prelim events like pole vault and high jump.
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Misstep Ranks a Favorite in Arlington Derby Run
Chicago June 9 AP Kentucky derby contenders sought a fresh chance at glory in the 19th renewal of the American derby at Arlington Park. Missten, runner up in the Kentucky Derby, led betting among eligibles with heavy support and 7 to 5 odds for the blue ribbon race.
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Lemar Stock Farm
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Fragmentary baseball roundup mentions National League and American League games, including St Louis 8 and other games postponed by rain. Reads as brief sport update with scattered team names and results.
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Paladsiphis
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Harold Schmidt at Kansas University summer enrollment
Harold Schmidt former Kansas basketball star and MVC champion of 1927 and Kansas State Teachers College head coach enrolls for the first term of summer sessions at the University of Kansas to complete degree work. He returned to Hays after the first semester and will go back next year after a successful season at Hays.
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Inter-club golf match set at Lawrence Country Club
An inter club golf contest between Lawrence and Emporia clubs is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon on the 18 hole course at Lawrence. About twenty Emporians expected. a noon dinner at the club house precedes the 1 pm start. The lineup includes Leon ard Kalderwood Paul Martin Donald Birving and others with play to wrap up for visitors’ return drive.
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Box Factory Edges Jenny Wren 4–3 In Industrial League
The Box Factory defeated Jenny Wren 4 to 3 on Shook diamond in a close Industrial League clash. Both sides tied 1–1 after the first inning before Box Factory's third inning rally produced three runs, with McCosky and Kramer each throwing for their teams and Maynard catching for Box Factory.
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Babe Ruth golf talk and a yardage challenge from a pro
Al Demaree recalls a week of golf with Babe Ruth in the south. Ruth’s boyish nature and self belief stand out as he quizzes his caddy on yardages and bets on feats, including long drives and daring shots. The piece also notes other athletic achievements from the era, including college track and field marks.
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Giants Star Mel Ott Dominates National League Pitching
Giants 20 year old outfielder Mel Ott torments National League pitchers as season hitting pace rises above .350 with a stretch at .400. Opposing pitchers struggle to fool Ott as he remains a constant threat to top batting honors for the New York Giants.
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Kansas Electric Power Leads Industrial League Title Chase
Kansas Electric Power leads the Industrial League first session standings with one week left in the schedule. The first session ends next Friday, with postponed games likely next week or early next week. The second session is set to begin June 21, with Grocers, Butchers, Cleaners and several other firms in the running.
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Athletics to Meet Belvoir in Return Contest
Lawrence Athletics host Belvoir in a 3 PM Sunday return game with Littlejohn and Cross as batteries for the Athletics and Demeritt and Bittinger for Belvoir. Next Sunday the Athletics meet Paola here in another return, following a previous win at Paola.
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Havana Cathedral Converts to Museum for Tax Fees
Havana city officials declare Columbus Cathedral a museum for tax purposes and require an admission fee. The church denies funds go to the church, saying fees support guides, while authorities insist the site becomes an amusement venue.
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Theatres to Show Vamping Venus and We Americans
The Bowersock Theatre presents Vamping Venus with Carl ie Murray and Louise Fazenda and We Americans with a strong cast including George Sidney Patsy Ruth Miller George Lewis and Albert Gran. Varsity to show The Play Girl with Madge Bellamy and Sydney Chaplin in Skirts. Fox News and Coming attractions include Our Gang Seeing the World and The Closed Gate.
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Barbee Named Assistant Superintendent in Kansas City
F. ot Barbee, a University of Kansas graduate, was appointed assistant superintendent of Kansas City Missouri public schools. He has served as principal at Northeast Senior High and West Junior High, and will teach at the University of Colorado this summer. Other KU graduates in district roles include Bert Ritter at Mt Washington and J W Sterns at West Junior High.
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Found Dead in Pasture Near Town
June 9 report of W F Davis found dead in pasture at his home northeast of town at 7 am after going to the pasture to milk at 6. Mrs Davis notified neighbor W H Lucas, who found the body lying in the pasture. Coroner H T Jones notified at Lawrence. Davis, about 60, had lived in the community fifteen years, survived by widow and five daughters.
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Excavation Begins on Snow Hall at University of Kansas
Excavation work for the new Snow Hall biology building at the University of Kansas started this morning. Olmstead Construction Company of Lawrence put a large steam shovel into operation on the slope west of the Administration building. The project cost is $200,000 funded by a state appropriation. Much of the east side dirt will be removed to fill the west area for the new structure.
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SARGENTS FO SERVE TERM FOR BURGLARY BURNING BANK
Frank Sargent and his wife Julia Murray must serve five to ten years for burglary and attempted burning of the First State Bank at Lansing. Their Leavenworth county convictions were upheld by the state supreme court. Each is on $5,000 bond. he to state penitentiary and she to state industrial farm in Lansing. Also notes improving Mrs Nuffer after a blood transfusion and that St Louis coach Al Sharpe will use intelligence tests to aid football selections at Washington University.
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Two Columbia graduates honored by The Columbian
The Columbian notes honors for two graduates Laurie Postma and Benjamin Brohammer. The fragment details social visits among the Flory, Wingert, Hiatt, Brohammer, Postma, and Markley families, and mentions activities at Ezra Church and local gatherings in Lawrence and surrounding homes.
Lawrence Visitors Report Busy Weekly Social Round
Lawrence visitors frequent the area with Mr and Mrs Pearl Johnson and family picking strawberries at the Brohammer home on Wednesday. Gene Landis visited the Char Brohammer home on Wednesday. Floyd Shively and Elma Garber called at the Will Postma home on Thursday. Abe Flory and Mable were Lawrence visitors on Thursday and Frank Flory visited at the Abe Flory home with Mr and Mrs Charlie Broken.
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Ada Tyler Visits Aunt in City After Evening Call
A brief note records Miss Ada Tyler traveling to the city Wednesday evening to visit her aunt Mrs. Frank H. Briggs. The entry reflects a short social routine and local Goddard area naming.
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