Summer baseball leagues set for opening games
Organizers announce twilight contests at Hamilton Field and Haskell Grounds with seven inning games beginning at 6 30 pm. Public invited to attend as teams from Wii Engage and Mare entities prepare a robust intercity league schedule amid hopeful turnout and potential further games in August.
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Tourney Opens With Ladies Rommuer Seedy Back
The Elks Club hosts the opening round of a ladies bowling tournament led by Zen Weeks who will pair each team twice. Play begins at 2 30 on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays with attendance optional after the sixth frame. Dead scores for top caps and men listed. teams include Graebel Teter Mey Gast Achn Jon Mee Beat Lander Dumas Elliott Gustafson Salveson Mettner Underwood Hagpmar Wilson Carter Haghund Frit amse and Eb Wik-bowl lines.
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Golf Pros to Try Skill With English Players
In San Andrews on June 20 a team of American golf pros faced English counterparts in a bid to showcase cross national skill. Notable players Fred Mele and James were highlighted as top talents, with anticipation around future national open fate and the stature of meat players referenced in the context.
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America Regains Polo Trophy at Hurlingham Field
United States defeats Great Britain 6 to 4 in second match at Hurlingham London to win the series two games to one. Lord Woolworth and Rithcock score for the Americans as England trails. Date given June 22, report by Associated Press.
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Potsy Clark Plans Training Camp For Fall Uni Coaches
Potsy Clark former NFL lineman now university coach, left for Champaign to finalize plans for next fall with KU officials. Training camp for gridiron athletes will stay September 11, with Clark aiming to line up multiple players and suits for that date.
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Summer Solstice Notes and Local Happenings in Lawrence
Notes from Lawrence recount summer solstice readings and local events. Farmers gather to meet high harvest costs while the Union Pacific reports a train crowd of 146 horses westbound. Carnival crowds, a Tennessee Street parade, and county politics fill the town as school calends loom and hearings near.
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Arrest of Raines on non-support charges returns to Lawrence
Rains, charged with non-support, was arrested in Topeka at the request of local officers and brought back to Lawrence last night by Deputy Sheriff Will Jghins Jr and Officer Seothorn. He is confined awaiting transport to dating spews on the lakes.
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Irregular Court Docket and Farming Notes Mixed
Fragmented page recounts a court case involving infidelity and property settlement, plus agricultural notes on hay and wheat. Mentions Heyl, George, and local names, with scattered dates and places reflecting a midweek report from a community area.
Justice Court Opens As Wife Accuses Husband of Assault
In a district court morning session Justice John Clark hears a case where a wife accuses her husband of assault following a park incident. Sheriff Johns pursued the couple through a booth area and restrained them before the man was fined ten dollars plus costs, with fees paid.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Leaves Details Elusive
A damaged OCR read shows scattered words and dates but no clear event. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, hindering a concrete headline or summary.
Fragmented OCR summary of a local market page event
The readable text hints at a busy retail scene with references to shops such as Drog Store and various items for sale. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but the fragment suggests a schedule of sales and sections labeled by letters and numbers. The exact events remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Outbursts of Everett Truk Say Haw HAW HAW
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled local item about a person or event in a street scene with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Haw Haw and MC Bus, but the readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event, outcome, or identifiable subjects.
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A damaged OCR item describes a patient’s struggles with illness and recovery using a medicine from a local drug store. It recounts low appetite, weakness, and eventual improvement after taking the treatment, ending with a note about procurement from Lawrence by the Reaint Drug Co.
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