Twilight league schedules and standings in college summer baseball
The twilight league reorganized into eight teams across two classes A and AA with university entries. The schedule lists matchups among Journal-World, Paper Mill, Bushwhackers, Organ Factory, Haskell, and other members at Stadium Field and Freshman Field across dates in June and July.
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Tourna -Welace Organ’ Factory
Yshwiineers
Univer’sity
Journal-World
MAHI
Organ Y
Ee Haskell Jeihal
Bhaniwhathers
Paper Mill
Has- Miper Ein
Organ Ory
Stadium
Journal- World
Bushwhackers
Organ Factory
Haskell
Strangler Lewis Wins Wrestling Bout in Wichita
In Wichita on June 14 Ed Strangler Lewis, the world champion heavyweight, pinned Dick Daviscourt after a hard fall sequence. Daviscourt attempted a comeback but was unable to reenter the ring following the first fall as Lewis used a headlock and body scissors to secure victory.
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Wichita
Kan
Strangler) Lewis
Dick Daviscourt
Davade
Jim
Browning
Leo Pip
Milton Takes Early Lead In 250 Mile Speedway Race
Milton jumped to the front early in the 250 mile automobile race at Altoona Pennsylvania. After 30 miles he led by a small margin over Harry Hartz and Ernie Ansterberg. Rain began to fall at 123 miles and officials warned the leader could be declared winner at the 125 mile mark while Murphy moved into first place at 124 miles.
Kansas athletes reach Taite finals at Harvard Stadium
University of Kansas runners Merwin Graham and Tom Poor qualified for finals at Olympic tryouts yesterday afternoon. Graham earned a hop-step mark and Poor qualified in high jump, boosting their chances of a Paris trip as finals were held today.
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Twg
University of Kansas
Harvard Stadium
Merwin Graham
Tom Poor
Paris
Hutchinson woman wins valley golf title at Topeka course
Mrs. D Sterrett of Hutchinson defeats Miss Miriam Burns of Milburn Kansas City in a tightly contested twenty hole championship match at Topeka country club. Sterrett leads with a late back nine surge including four consecutive holes and seals victory with a four stroke final net.
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Kansas
D. Sterrett
Hutchinson
Topeka
Valley Association
Miriam Burns
Milburn
Kansas City
Miss Barns
Johnston Files for State Supreme Court Justice Seats
July 14 candidates filed for the state supreme court judgeships. W A Johnston Republican of Minnesipolis and R A Burch Republican of Salina seek justices seats. Effinger filed from the first district as part of court entries noted at the Court House.
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Topéeka
Kain
Supréme Court
Eame
W.A. Johnston
Minnesipolis
R. A. Burch
Repiblican
Salina
High Court
Lee
Effinger
Ton
Ho Avenings
Court House
Girls to Use Pool for Summer Swimming Classes
Local schools invite girls from high and junior high to join swimming and life saving classes at the Chamber of Commerce pool. Meetings with Mrs Beatrice Johnk Coob and Mrs Cook set times for organization and class schedules. a small fee will cover pool use. Nearly 200 children attended playground hours yesterday including games and clean up duties. an Indians band concert is scheduled at Haskell Institute campus at 6 15 pm tomorrow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Beatrice Johnk Coob
M Cook
Flannel Trousers and Coats Shape Summer Wardrobe Trends
Fashion notes through the years on flannel trousers and blue serge coats. The text details the shift from blue serge and flannel combos to newer tones and fabrics, noting wider, straighter cuts and the ongoing influence of flannel wear in summer wardrobes.
Public Health Service Lectures on The Science of Life
Dr Maurice Ricker of the Public Health Service will give an illustrated lecture on The Science of Life on Wednesday June 18 at 430 in Fraser chapel for summer session students at the University of Kansas. The talk and films aim to educate and entertain and Ricker, a former Des Moines schools superintendent, is developing moving pictures for educational use. Prof W H Johnson says the program will interest teachers and prospective teachers and invites attendance.
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Maurice Ricker
United States
Public Health Service
Fraser Chapel
University’of
Kansas
Ricker
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Public Health Service
W. H. Johnson
Former Bowdoin Mates Rival in New York Convention Fete
Two Bowdoin alumni now prominent in advertising and finance clash as rival hosts for the Democratic convention events starting June 24 in New York. McGann chairs Maine native sons committee while Gibson leads New Hampshire hosts aided by wealthy New Yorkers. Delegates will be welcomed at state HQs with yachts offered for hospitality and post convention send offs. Also noted are a probate court feeble mindedness trial of Mesercinier and facts about Mount Rainier glaciers and U S fox farms totaling over 12 000 foxes.
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Bowdoin College
New York
Dune Id
Associated Pregs
Bowdoin
Democratic Party
H. K.mcgann
Mainé
Maine
Harvey D. Gon
New- York Trust Company
McCann
Chun
New Hamipshire
Ench
New Hampshire
Gibson
Murray Till “Hotel
Delegates
Tom Poor In A Tie At Track Meet In San Francisco
James McGrath reports a windy San Francisco track meet where Tom Poor tied for fourth in the discus with 162 feet 8 inches as James McEachern led the event. Guthrie of Ohio State won the 110 meter hurdles with a 15 second time. other events saw Verne Booth and Jose W. Ray among winners, with scattered placements across long distance and sprint events.
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James McGrath
San Francisco
James McEachern
Ft. Guthrie
Qohio
State
D. Kinsey
Inois
F. P. Jébngon
Illinois
AGS
Karl Anderson
Tilinois
al Co
Tom Lich
Tilinois A. C
Matrastud Pope
Minis
A. G
Aiguatus
Popé
Wlinois
John J. Gray
Philadelphia
August Fager
New York
Wayne Johnson
Wabash College
William B. Richardson
Stanford
Enck
Penn State
Ray. Dodge
Oreron Aggies
Ray Watson
Chicago
Jose W. Ray
Chicaio
Edward B. Kirby
Cornell
Lee Larrivee
Holy Cross
Sogith W. L. Tibbetts Dr
Harvard
Vine
J. Coard Taylor
A. C
Harold Fitch
A. A
Ray Robertson
Boston
Ay Day
Tayes M. Norton
Yale
George N. Wil
Pennsylvania
Louis A. Clarke
Johns Hopkin
Murphy Altoona Winner In 250 Mile Race
Jimmy Murphy, the 1922 speed king, wins the 250 mile race at Altoona track. Fred Comer finishes second, Antonine Mourre third. A fatal crash ends the event as Jerry Wonderlich dies from a broken neck after a skid. Rain halts the field as Milton finishes fifth. Russians preserve aurochs in western Caucasia after 200000 acres declared a national preserve. Siam adopts the metric system of weights and measures.
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Altoona
Associated Press
Jimmy Murphy
Fred Comer
Antonine Mourre
Jerry Wonderlich
Murphy
Harry Harta
Tommy Milton
Milton
Lin
Moscow
Caucasia
Crummer Trial Nears End In Wichita Bank Case
After three weeks of arguments in Wichita the Roy E. Crummer case heads to district court jury tonight. Prosecutor McCormick opened final addresses denouncing Crummer and Brown Crummer and the bank’s role. Defense lawyers Long and Evang followed with final arguments as Amidon prepares the state closing.
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Wichita
Kan
Roy E. Crummer
American State Bank’ of
Institutio
Trown-Crimmier Company
Investment Securities
American State Bank
Ais
Ross C. ‘McCormick
Crufimer
Alsa Brown-Crumwher Company
Crummer
McCormick
Watnv
Ter A. Blake
Chester
Earle
W. Evang
Sam B. Amidon
Sheds and lifeguards planned for Potter Lake facilities
The university announces two lifeguards by day from 1 to 8 pm at Potter Lake with movable dressing sheds for men and women. A lake runway, floating lifeguard table, and a large platform north of Fowler shows will be built. Outdoor chorus and two summer concerts are planned along with entertainments.
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Potter Lake
Wilfred Belzard
Roy Means
Fowler Shows
Lawrence Realty Report Shows Apartment Shortage in 1924
Lawrence real estate report from the National Association of Real Estate Boards notes a fifteen percent shortage of apartment buildings. Market remains steady with improving prospects. 86 building permits issued in first four months, valuation around 144 195 dollars, up from last year. Democrats hold county mass meeting at courthouse with talks by county Democrats and state superintendent J. W. Barnett.
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Lawrence
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Court House
J. W., Banett
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