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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1925

Page

3

On Tap This Week in Junior League Baseball

Five games are scheduled for the Junior Twi­nethaleague this week at South Park. Openers start at 5:30 p.m. with a second game an hour later. Slks versus Scottish Rite opens tonight after a rain postponement. Eagles play 40 and 8, while Elks face Haskell tomorrow in a rematch of last year’s league championship. Haleemi Juniors meet Ra Cabs Thursday, and 40 and 8 versus Odd Fellows Friday as the park diamond is prepared.

South Park Slks Scottish’ Rite Eagles Elks Haskell Indians Haleemi Cabs Ote

Local golfers compete in state tournament in Wichita

Harald Lengenecker Paul Friend James Bengdict John Henry TPypek Willems and Frank Strong of the Lawrence Country Club travel to Wichita for the Indiana state golf tournament. Crowder is ineligible after turning professional. Independence Kansas manager Jim Byrne takes over Western Association duties.

Harald Lengenecker Paul Friend James Bengdict John Henry Tpypek Willems Frank ‘Strongl Lawrénice Country Club Wichita Hutth Crowder Independence Kan Jimie Ob Byrne Aoie Independubs Western Assai Marri

Local sports wrap and cross-notes from Woodland Park and Oxford

Outdoor wrestling main event at Olympic arena recaps. Local club Green Brothers beat Topeka Blues 14 to 3 at Woodland Park diamond. Also, U S leads in swimming with Oxford’s team to be largely American, and Northwestern marks 75th anniversary of founding with regional sports notes.

Topeka Green Brothers Athletic Club Toneka Blie Woodland ‘Park Focal Club Mc_ South Pee U.S Oxford England Oxford University B. Brbdie Pauling School H. M. Cleckley Georgia J. L. Mex ‘Till California Chempion University Brodié C. G. Fletcher Pembroke College Oxford Swimming. Com Osta

Balk rules in baseball with no runners on base

A historical note explains that a balk called on the pitcher with no runners does not affect the batter’s status. It details that an illegal pitch when no feet touch the rubber is ruled a ball, and with runners on base the act is a balk and the play is suspended. The outcome leaves the batter’s count unchanged.

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Woodmen of America national convention set for Milwaukee week of June 21

Milwaukee hosts the quadrennial Modern Woodmen of America convention June 21 through the week with about 1200 delegates. Featured events include competitive drill teams, Venice Night on Lake Michigan near Juneau Park, and daily sessions with Wisconsin Governor John J Blaine among principal speakers.

Milwaukee Associated Press Modern Woodmen of America Lake Michigan Juneau_ park John J.blaine Wisconsin

Fascists Express Faith In Creed At Rone June 2

An Associated Press summary notes fascists show an almost religious devotion to their creed. A recent competition highlighted the drad imagery and spiritual splendors tied to utopian ideals and heavenly rewards promoted by the movement.

Acapulco Guerrero Mexico Associated Press

Russell Sets Big Ten High Jump Record at Classic

Justin Russell of Chicago established a new Big Ten high jump record at the annual classic last week leaping 6 feet 6 inches to surpass the former 6 feet 5 1 16 inch mark. He also surpassed the current Eastern Intercollegiate figure and stands as a senior athlete in the lineup.

Justin Russell Chicago Osborne Illinois Murphy Notre Dame

National Federation of Commerce Guilds Formed

Wichita June 2 National Federation of Commerce Guilds formed with Friends University Professor Smokey driving a national effort. Members include Friends, Lome School, Grove City College and Whitewater State Teachers College. Officers: George Decker president Ringwood Okla secretary W P Steinhreuser treasurer Port Deposit Maryland. Local guilds show growing interest nationwide. Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Meheer to Emmert and Creel, Denney and Murphy, Paul and Pieratt. Canadian unit Royal 222nd Regiment Quebec en route to Nova Scotia for coal-field duties.

Wichita Kan National Federation of Commerce Guilds George W. Smokey Friends University Commerce Smokey Apts MD. Te Friends Lome School Port Deposit Maryland Grove City College Grove City State Teachers’ College Whitewater Wiss Theviational Association George Decker Guy E Hays Ringwood Okla W. P. Steinhreuser Decker Nest Meheer Walter L. Emmert Mt. Morris_ Ill Irene’ S.+ Creel Baldwin William F. ‘Denney Kansas City Julia B. Murphy Kans Charles R. Paul Bertha S.pieratt Lawrence Pe Ee Quebec Royal 222Nd Regiment of Nova Scotia Cape Breton

Berlin Welfare Workers Demand Local Liquor Controls

Berlin federation of welfare workers urges local option to curb liquor dispensation citing 45,000 years of jail terms for drunkenness since WWI. They warn alcohol use has risen alarmingly and affects moral cultural and economic life.

Berlin Associated Press Berlin Federation of Welfare Workers Federation of Welfare Workers

Camel Tongue Spreads Jargon Among Camel Drivers

New London report on Arab speech notes that Arabic phonetics allegedly echo camel sounds. Lieut. Col. H. F. Jacob, former Cairo political advisor, describes captivity by tribesmen in Santa to Yash, four months, and a $250,000 ransom as Britain sought his release. He linked guttural language to the camel’s gurgling.

London Associated Press H. F. Jacob Cairo Egypt London Chamber of Commerce Jacob Santa Iman Yahya

Evening Star Community Notes from Eudora Area

Mr and Mrs Peter Nels were shopping in Eudora Monday. Women Missionary Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Strobel Friday afternoon with seven members present and two guests. The lesson Missionary Work With the Italians was read and discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Strobel. Attending were Mrs Gus Koehler Mrs Emma Schneider Mrs Hangenbush Mrs Carl Gerstenberger Mrs Carl Schubert Rev and Mrs Schuerman Miss Hattie Lease Mrs Pete Edelbrock Mrs Jake Strobel Mr and Mrs George Kaegi John and Ella Wichman Robert and Carl Kurtz spent Sunday evening at Rob gilt Reuschs home. Mrs Ed Olmstead of Baldwin called on her sister Mrs Jake Strobel Friday. Ella Wichman of Lenox Kansas is visiting aunt Mrs George Kaegi and uncle Mr Kaegi. Mrs Martin Abels of Belleview and Mrs Otto Abels and children called on Mrs Dan Reber Monday. Mr and Mrs Otto Abels and daughters Minnie and Arleta attended Young People's Alliance at Sam Neis in Hesper Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Reudch motored to Lawrence Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Otto Abels and children.

Peter Nels Eudora Women Missionary Society Epi Jake. Strobel Scharman Strobel Minnie Arleta Sam Neis’s Hesper Robert | Reudch

Social visits and local incidents in Eudora Belleview and surrounding areas

Friday social rounds include Minnié arleta visiting her mother Mrs Pete feis and Belleview families with Mr and Mrs Leonard Bagby and others. A pony was knocked over three times when Harold Reusch drove cattle home, the pony escaping only after crawling under a fence. Reports note Miss Anna Strobel visiting her mother in Eudora and several locals attending Miss Louise Altenbernd's funeral in Eudora. A Wichita painter J Greenway, 50, died after a fall at a stairway in Wichita from a city hospital report.

Resinol Ointment Healed Baby’s Sore Ear

Mrs. C Bartosch of 1164 E Ohio St Pittsburgh Pa recalls a year long ear sore on her baby. After trying many remedies she used Resinol Ointment and within days the ear showed clear improvement, leaving her convinced she would not be without it.

Pittsburgh C. Bartosch Ohio St

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