Huskers defeat Jayhawkers in 1924 baseball opener at Kansas
Nebraska's Cornhuskers beat Kansas 4 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Gibbs and Bell powered the Huskers with timely hits while Lang held Kansas to two hits through eight innings. Dunne fanned three Nebraskans in the ninth as Kansas rallied briefly but fell short.
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Disastrous Kansas season ends with Tigers setback
Yesterday afternoon the Kansas Jayhawkers wrapped up a poor 1924 season, their worst in years, with only four wins in fourteen games. The Missouri Tigers provided the lone bright spot, while Lonborg and Hegeon endured long athletic careers at Kansas as coach Clark faced tough calls after a rough finish.
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Kansas and Missouri in 1924 Miss Valley baseball race
Kansas finishes 284 winning percentage to claim the 1924 valley crown, Ames Cyclones win the Valley flag for the first time in several seasons. Washington University finishes second, Nebraska fourth, Oklahoma fourth, with Drake Grinnell and Kansas State not fielding teams. Feigers MISS BURNS BROKE. RECORD
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Valley Golf Tournament Sets Record On Fast Kansas Course
Topeka Kansas June weather favored the women's Missouri Valley golf event as Miriam Burns of Kansas City set a course record with 41 37 78 at the Country Club. Miss Burns beat Mrs H P Sterrett of Hubiveee to claim the top mark while W D Upde graf of Topeka defeated Lindley of Nevada one up in the 19th hole. First round play finished as second flight begins tomorrow. Kiwanis Rotary golf match pairings announced for Country Club with 125 diners limited. Married couple Loveland and Berry wed in Kansas City today.
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Indian Ball Thrills at Haskell Institute Commencement Week
An original Indigenous game of Indist ball highlighted the drills and track events during Haskell Institute commencement week. Participants, some experienced, used Cherokee hand crafted clubs with hoops and thong bindings, while others learned the skill of catching and throwing the ball. The inter-class track meet saw the eighth grade victorious with solid times, and a girls drill preceded an evening Hiawatha program for students and staff, with a repeat planned for townspeople.
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Appeals Against Kansas Board Hearing Monday in Court
The Kansas State Compensation board appeals will be heard by Judge Hugh Means in district court next Monday. Scheduled to appear are Fred Johnson, Edgar Jardon, Earl Weber, Oliver Daniel, William Cobb, Fred Frank, Phillip Peacock, Howard Ege, Miles Robinson, Michell Duffee, Allen Watts, Clarencé Bailey, Kenneth Mason, Willard J. Wear, Albert Haight, William Icenhower, Besse McCann, and Barry Fordyce.
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Fred Johnson
Edgar Jardon
Earl Weber
Oliver Daniel
William Cobb
Fred Frank
Phillip Peacock
Howard Ege
Miles. Robinson
Michell Duffee
White Clothing and Gear Define Tropical Sports Style
The piece argues white fabrics are ideal in tropical heat for tennis players, sailors, and summer sports due to comfort and easy cleaning. It highlights white duck hats with green brims for air flow, and a sun-shielding helmet in duck or khaki, praised for practicality and stylish, sported by English polo players and others in golf, polo, and boating.
Observance of Flag Day in Lawrence
The public is invited to an 8 pm Flag Day program Friday June 13 at First Congregational Church, honoring the birth of the flag. Lawrence Lodge 595 Elks plans a nationwide observance with a patriotic program and calls merchants and citizens to display flags and attend.
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Maypole of festival delight praises American flag
The speaker extols the American flag as the greatest and most beneficent symbol. He urges all organizations, lodges, and churches to join, praising its beauty and history as a benevolent, honest flag that inspires reverence and national pride.
Mrs Lena Berry Bound for November Trial on Theft Charge
Mrs Lena May Berry was bound to the November term of district court for trial after a preliminary hearing for allegedly stealing 69.50 from Mrs Lee King of Endora. She is out on a 300 dollar bond. The hearing occurred before Justice BC Manley this morning. Insurance agents in Lawrence plan a special meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at eight.
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