Haskell Indians Shut Out Eagles in Twilight League
The Haskell Indians crushed the Eagles 13 to 0 in four innings, piling eleven safe hits. Tony Perez pitched a gem, allowing only one hit and delivering two doubles in four trips, while third baseman amas added strong fielding and several key plays. Eight players reached base in the second inning as the Indians surged ahead and the Braves contributed six straight hits with no outs in that frame.
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Johnston Sets Pace In National Open Golf Chase
Johnston, Pa June 15 AP Harrison Johnston Minneapolis entry leads opening rounds of the nations open golf crown chasing Robby Jones title with 147 after 36 holes one stroke ahead of Gene Sarazen who posted 148. Harry Hampton Memphis 151 Wild Bil Mehlhorn 152 Fred Baroni Crafton 153 Archibie Campsten Great Britain among top scores as sunshine dries course and greens quicken.
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City Net Tourney Details and Entries
Lawrence announces a city tennis tournament with men and women singles doubles and mixed doubles. Entry deadline is noon June 22, fees are two dollars for singles and one dollar per partner for doubles. Drawings at noon June 22, pairings to be published in Journal World June 32. Trophies noted, referees required, finals determine immediate prize awards.
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Elks to Play Exhibition Game Today at South Park
An exhibition game is set for 6 o clock this evening in South Park between the Elks and Rotary club. The postponed Elks and Odd Fellows game is rescheduled for Saturday.
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Baseball scores and Russian terror rumors flood era
Baseball results show New York Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn games with rain delays. American League and American Association reports note postponements and scores. London reports rumors of new terror in Russia with executions, arrests, martial law prep, and crowds fleeing Moscow.
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FAIRVIEW DINNER HONORS AILEEN JOHNSON TWELFTH BIRTHDAY
Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and others to celebrate Aileen Johnsons twelfth birthday with family and friends. Nearby visits include Anna Peters at Frid ay, and Ena Wells with Mrs Chas Tobias visiting Linwood. Funeral service noted for Mrs Garbare Hamming Frye in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Social Notes Reflect Community Gatherings
Lawrence social items describe the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting hosted by Mrs. E C Cowles and Miss Ethel Cowles, with readings from Mrs Chas Hubbard and talks by Mrs Emily Johnson. Dozens attended, with refreshments served, and several families hosted visits and dinners across the week. Other notices mention Mr Rob Wood dining with E L Brown, and numerous local households sharing meals and weekend activities.
Baldwin visitors and community notes mix in weekly column
Mrs Roy Daugherty and Fern Strove days in Baldwin with Acker mans and Carters at Lawrence for supper. Salem Evangelical church to hold Children’s Day service next Sunday at 10. Albert Hornberger of Worden visited sister Mrs Alfred Eisele. Julius Moll and son Albert visited father Louis Moll. Rev I Motlar and party went to Kansas. Marie Mall of Kansas City stayed with parents. Gladys Jones and Henry Frye drove to Kansas City.
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Purification Ad Promotes System Cleansing for Health
An old advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with Caletabs as a foundation of health. It recommends a thorough course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks, and promotes a family package with full directions available at drugstores for 5 cents.
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Young People to Be Confirmed at St Pauls Church
The 11 oclock service at St Pauls Evangelical will present Marie Knake Pearl Knake Hilda Knake Fredericka Schlegel Lilly Ziegler Dorothy Schlegel Elmer Altenbernd and John Kurtz for public testimony. After months of Christian instruction they will receive confirmation on Friday June 26 and join the junior church membership. Miss Frances Zillner of Kansas City Kan will visit two weeks with her parents while several local residents hosted a Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs J Zillners. The Jesers plan a picnic dinner on next Sunday following the church service at Marley gravel.
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Day of Joy service postponed due to illness
The Day of Joy children's day service at St. Paul’s was postponed from last Sunday because several participants were sick or away from the city. Misses Helen Altenbernd and Edna Schmidt, to attend Bethel College’s Sunflower Evangelical Earning School, were among those unable to participate. Edna Schmidt’s illness prevented her from traveling to Newton Kansas.
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Riots Reported in Parts of United States Yesterday
Unrest flared in several regions of the United States yesterday as authorities reported violent clashes and scattered demonstrations. No large numbers or specific cities are confirmed in the available text.
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