Elks Shut Out by Odd Fellows in Saturday Game
Birdie Mayer led the Odd Fellows to a 5-0 win with six runs on one hit. Elks pitcher Sparks allowed multiple runners and errors costly to the home team as Gray and Allen scored for the visitors in the first and later innings.
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Wisconsin Harriers Claim Two Titles In Conference Meet
Wisconsin's good record shows two champions among fifteen sports amid a large university program overseen by George Little. Tom Jones, veteran mentor, earned the honor of ringing two titles as Badger harriers won the fall cross country crown for the third straight year and then surged to a surprise indoor victory at Evanston.
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Hms
Wisconsin
George Little
Tom Jones
Ring
Badger Harriers
Jones Bank
Evanston
AIE BEMARER and Cubs Baseball Drift to Golf Focus
In a recest ball game between the Chicago Cubs and Boston vest the discussion centers on AIE BEMARER formerly of New York Glamis and Bob MacDonald a baseball fan who also enjoys golf. The piece notes golfers influence on strategy and the wider role of keeping hota and bail play with a clear goal and reward for all involved.
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Aie Bemarer
New York
Thuly
Asell
Hota
Aine
Yesterday's Baseball Sational League Scores and Schedules
A scrambled score snapshot shows New York St Bowls Philadelphia 0 0 and Chicago 14 Pittsburgh 1 in the Sational League with several games listed. The ad copy promotes leather bill folds and tailored suits, mentioning Rankin's Drug Store and a Boston area address.
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Topeka Santa Fe Triumphs In Wild League Contest
Topeka Santa Fe defeated Lawrence Athletic 3 to 2 at Woodland Park in a game marked by two big innings and several errors. Santa Fe plated three in the first, added two in the seventh, while Lawrence tallied both runs on timely hits and a late double. Sunday Lawrence visits Wellsville. next home game is July 8 versus Overbrook, with another likely July 4 matchup.
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Santa Fe
Lawrence Athletic
Woodland Park
Ajhingle
Gene Snow
Lawrence
Welfer
Servisso
Athletics
Overbrook Agin
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Paster
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Hagreman
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Tapaka Lawrence
Sunnar
Former Army Chaplain Clampitt Ties Film Career to Court Verdict
The San Francisco AP report details ex army captain Clampitt, recently discharged for unsaid reasons, pursuing a film career while maintaining a church stance. He faced earlier court martial charges over a Kansas romance, was acquitted, then accused of homelwrecker behavior after a staged alias incident. Army board later dropped him, and he aims to star in a Red Head film.
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Hallyayned
Colon
Clanmitt
Lucille Swallow
Kansas
Las Hhangas
Clampitt
Red Head
KU Tennis Duo Defeat St Joseph in Inter city Meet
Ernie Johnson and Clifford Campbell of the University of Kansas dominated the inter city tennis meet yesterday in Kansas City. Kansas City won five of ten matches. Johnson beat Wilbur Wood 6-4 6-1 in singles, then Johnson and Campbell defeated Good and Hanna 6-3 6-3 in doubles.
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Ernest Johnson
Clifford Campbell
University of Kansas
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Johnson
Wilbur Wood
Campbell
Good
Hanna
Public urged to drive carefully in Lawrence
Chief of Police Will Johns appeals to all citizens of Lawrence to reduce automobile accidents. He emphasizes safe driving, state of mind, and constant vigilance, noting summer increases in traffic and accidents. The piece also reports local anecdotes, drunkenness sentence, a squirrel bite incident, and upcoming Blue Girls outing at Lawrence Country Club.
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Tommy
Genney Wenderson
Wighth
New Hamshire
Daugherty
Slo
Polite
Will Johns
Lawrence
Police ’ Department
Johns
Mary L. Woolford
Chief Johns
Acho
Waly
Thesasanki
Missouri
Order of the Blue Girise
Lawrance Country Club
Oe Ie
Stony Point visitors travel and local phone repair noted
Louis Genrsza and Noah Well er of Pontona Cal left June 7 by rail for Emporia and Lawrence visiting relatives. Chas Beard guided them to their home where friends welcomed them. John Daily and neighbors discuss a phone line repair after two weeks of outage. Dave Wray and Finest visited Kansas City. Howard Smith bought a new separator and plans threshing.
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Lawrence
Louis
Georgia
Noah Weimer
Baldwin
Ervin Grean
Chas Kassinger
Jim Kassinger
Flory
High Preble
John Southard
Louis Georgia
Dave Wray
Ernest
Willow Springs
Wray
Amos Flory
Ffantis
Union
Martha
Davidson
Louis GenrszaAnd
Noah Weller
Pontona
Cal
Winporia
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Imer
St. Joe
John Daily
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John Crosha
Mabel Putney
Finest
Kansas City
Howard Smith
Chas, Beard
Edith Rhetts to Lead Four Free Music Lectures
Miss Edith Rhetts, a leading authority on music appreciation, will deliver four lectures at the University Administration Building tomorrow and today at 10:30 and 11:30 each morning. She directs the appreciation work for the Detroit Public Symphony and prepares the public for Gabrilowitsch's concerts, having formerly led programs in Kansas City.
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Edith Rhetts
Rhetts
Detroit Public Symphony Organization
Gabrilovitch
Kansas City
Appre
Elks to Face Haskell Tonight in Twilight League
Tonight at South Park the Elks meet Haskell in a twilight league game with Birdie Mayer facing Pee Wee Weidman in a pitchers’ duel. Tomorrow undefeated Odd Fellows clash with Rotary Club in a strong junior circuit marquee event. Large crowd anticipated. Entry deadline nears for city tennis tournament with play starting Thursday.
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Elks
Haskell
Southpark
Odd Fellows
Rotary Club
Birdie” Mayer
Peewee" Weidman
Change of venue for Lawrence W. C. T. U. picnic
The meeting place for the Law rence W. C. T. U. picnic tomorrow has been moved from the A fart Morzan home to the Centena Methodist Episcopal annex T game program' svil] he giver that was previously manned.
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Centena Methodist Episcopal Annex
Students to See Free Phonograph Aid at Burns and Rabkin
The Kansas City Little Symphony orchestra will show students how phonograph free can be used as an aid to study. Burns and Rabkin's Drug Store at 1101 Massachusetts Avenue hosts the display.
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Kansas. City
Fuentine
Burns
Rabkin‘ 'S Drug Store
Massachusetts
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Sons of the Surf
Pinky
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Warner Bros
John Barrymore
Don Juan
Mary, Astor
Alan Crosland
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Count Leo Iifolstor
Edwin Carewe
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