Braves Triumph Over Indians 5 to 1 in Hard Fought Game
Braves scored five runs on timely hits and errors by the Indians, while Chet Jones pitched solidly for the Seahere. Red skins managed one run in the third, aided by two errors and several steals, as Vermont street organization failed to capitalize with runners on third. The Knot Holets and Washburn handled mound duties, with two key blows contributing to the Braves’ victory.
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Haskell Tnystitute
Indians
Braves
Chet” Jones
Redskins
Sandhi
Elks
Junior League Notes Rough Evening In Local Game
Thursday night saw Wight Holebras edge Ro5 tary as Odd Fellows won 40-5. Doc Welch paced the Odd Fellows while Kensler Haskell stood out as a top catcher. Indians rally in the third inning highlighted a tense game with strong defense from McGillis and Van Venter.
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Wight
Alaska college gets 163360 for buildings and programs
The territorial legislature approves 163 360 for the Alaska College of Agriculture and School of Mines. Planned additions include a main building expansion and a 25 000 dormitory, plus 22 50 for agriculture work and 19 000 for extending the school of mines. Institution located in Fairbanks, noted as the northernmost in the world.
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Alaska College of Agriculture
School’ of “Mines
Juneau
Charles KE. Bugnell
Wéxé
Fairba
Anchorage
Ropa
Jane
Golfers to Omaha for Trans-Mississippi Amateur in June
About 250 to 300 golfers are expected to tee off in the 25th Trans-Mississippi Amateur at Omaha Field Club from June 22 to 27. Entrants hail from Minneapolis Des Moines St. Louis Denver Omaha and more. Notable veterans include Jimmie Manion Eddie Held and Dick Brockenkamp, with strong fields from Des Moines Sioux City St. Louis and Kansas City. Field Club course is fast with tough hazards. par 73 and amateur record by Sam Reynolds. professional mark by Walter Hagan.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Omaha Field Club
Minneapolis
Jimmie Manion
Hvmnner
Wilh
Lotts
St. Louis
Eddie Held
Jonents
St.Louis
Manion
Held
Tis
Dick Brockenkamp
Don Anderson
Ruddy Knepper
Sioux City
A Ghienzo
Sam Reynolds
Blains Young Arid Jack
Hughes
Harrison Johnston
St .Paul
Harry Sage
Mississippi
Bob Dick
Ted Payseur
George von Elm
Ranzcho” Eink
Los Angeles
Walter ‘Hagan
Sam ‘Reynolds
Omahi
Judge Receives Silver Cup From Friends at Celebration
New Orleans June 17 AP Judge Emile Leonards faced a comic scene as jeweler Benjamin Halpern was charged with disturbing the peace. A “silver roving cup” was presented by Leonard’s friends to celebrate his re election, with Halpern claiming the charge was a setup to justify the gift. Authorities noted a city hall event with mothers and a schedule announced for later in the day.
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New Orleans
Emile Leonjard
Bénjamin Halpern
Halpern
Umpire Role in Baseball Base Running Appeals
The article argues umpires should not call base running mistakes on their own. Players must appeal by requesting rulings, and umpires act as judges of plays. Rulings without appeal would erode initiative and reward slow observers, hindering smart, alert play.
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Orter
Eer
Plague of Scorpions In Durango Attracts Mass Prayer
Five thousand children attended a mass in Durango to pray for a stop to the scorpion plague. Ten thousand live scorpions were shipped to health authorities as researchers work on a serum. Flood of theories links adobe housing and recent earthquakes to the infestation. Meanwhile a divorce suit was filed in district court by wife suing for alimony.
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Durango
Mexi
Associated Press
Sous
Federal Department of Health
Tnez L. Angles
William
Ingles
University summer session offers broad athletic program
Summer session students may compete in tennis, handball, volleyball, horseshoes, swimming and softball under director of athletics Dr Forrest Allen. A Twilight league in Lawrence, Kan is possible. Awards include merit certificates. gym and facilities at Potter Lake upgraded with new equipment. Regular hours for pool, coaching classes expanded. instructors note higher enrollment and broader sports coverage.
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Tno
Dr. Forrest
GC. Allen
Lawrence
K. U
Potter Lake
F. C. Allen
Allen
George’ ‘Atsy” Clark
Kari Schlademan
Nai- Smith
Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy Claims 600 Pound Gain
Marshall Texas resident E S Hardy recalls severe Brights disease and paralysis of work ability before taking Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. After treatment he reports weight gain from 140 to 196 pounds and normal blood pressure, claiming renewed energy and a desire to help others. He asserts doctors say he is improving and describes daily locomotive-like vigor.
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E. ,S. Hardy
Marshall
Texas
Bright
Baldwin News Notes Tarry for Summer Guests and Events
Baldwin readers greet a stream of visitors and locals heading to gatherings. Ministers and church members join teaching schools, while students and families plan summer stays and anniversaries. Wedding and recital news add local color as Kansas towns share daily life.
Baldwin visitors and local social notes in Excelsior
Community activity includes visits by Mr and Mrs Dan Johanning and family, Derby Oil truck from Ottawa, Mrs Henry Hornberger, Mrs Lucas Fizer, the Buckner family, and Tom Gilliland visitors. The Worden Woman's Missionary Society met at L W Haas home with Mrs Orville Elm leading devotions and the group studying Adventures in Brotherhood, followed by a social hour.
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Amd
Dan Johanning
Frank
Ike Montgomery
Glen Flora
Baldwin
Derby Oil
Ottawa
Henry Hornberger
Lucas Fizer
Sarah Gibson
Claude Buckner
Lois
Lawrence
L. A. Flora
Charley Gilliland
Hazel
Glen and
Daley
Tom Gilliland
Henry Pohl
Eunice
Tom Miller
Ruth Nelson
Kansas City
And
Mirs
Mike Young
Will Schwartz
Walter Jehle
Worden Woman's Missionary Society
L. W. Haas
Orville Elm
Theodore Elm
John Schwalm
Earl Wineinger
Henry Pippert
Oscar Heinen
Herman Pohl
Waiter Oherie
Visitors and calls dot the Montgomery area in week notes
A list of visitors includes John Stahl Mrs Joe Brubaker Mrs Albert Hornberger Roy Weid ensaul and Hazel Brubaker Geraldine Oherle Alvin Stahl Orville and Ralph Pohl. Letha Montgomery assisted with housework this week. Many neighbors stopped by including Baldwin visitors and various families spending Sundays with Ike Montgomery and others.
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John Stahl
Joe Brubaker
Albert Hornberger
Roy Weidensaul
Hazel Brubaker
Geraldine Oherle
Alvin Stahl
Orville
Ralph Pohl
Letha Montgomery
Ghirchbaugh
Flora
Charley
E.m
Tom Gililand
Vane
Kring
Montgomery
Neva
Baldwin
Albert
Crumpacker
Hallie Hale
Ike
John Schwalm
Lester
Andrew Elm
Escher Fern
Elm
I. W. Haas
Frank Meay
Mildred
Filith
Elmer Churchbough
Donald
Pekrcy Brothers
Harty, Flory
Charley Ie
Little Tom Gilliland
Birth Control Urged by Ministers Council
Unqualified approval of birth control was voiced at the national council of ministers meeting in Cincinnati. A challenge was issued to the Swedenborgian church to take a stand in support of the practice.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
National Council of Ministers
Lawrence Business College to Host Holloway Hall Party
Miss Ruth M. Anderson and others from the Lawrence Business College plan a party in Holloway Hall on Friday evening. A play by students, varied entertainment and dancing will follow. All current and former students invited with tickets on sale at the business college until Friday noon.
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Wester Mas
Wis
Pero
Reiirning
Buchannen
West Va
Ahd
Byron Nice Aunda
Baldwin
Wi. Clark
Kansas City
Ozarks
Benjamin Lamer
Little Soh
John William
W. Minnis
Colorado Springs
Nellie Broodyard
Heln Deel
Estesark
Irl
Yo W. C. A
Lawrence
S. A. Deel
Ww. Clark
Billy
Katherine Kelly
Vinland
Charles Davis
Gayle
Rector Green
Chethpa
Martha Cowzall
Paul Durham
Boldher
J. Hy Huey
Edward Huey
Huey
Bliss Marine Smith
James D. Smith
Music Conservatory of Kansas State Agricultural College
Steith
Wichita
Chicago
Philamathean Club
Fast Park
V. A. Nichols
Toronto
Mary
Mildred Schnebly
Centenary Hall
Chanute
Lawrence Nelson
Salina
John Maclean
Dr.Maclean
Harry Seevers
Littl
Betty
Ottawa
Ruth
Mc Henry
Sta. Benham
First Methodist Church
J. Ritchey
Merriam
R. E. McHenry
Thomas A
Evans
Milward Idol
Heira
Jean
Idol
Robinson
J. C. Shinn
Gordon B. Thompson
Lowland Memorial M. EB
Topeka
Harriett W. Ruble
Manhattan
Murray’ Wilson
Helen
Helen ‘Wilson
Abilene
Ruth M. Anderson
Navy
United States
Lawrence Business College
Holloway Hall
Sua L
Big
Business College
Business
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van Venter
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