Elk Knot Holers Defeat Kiwanis 4 to 1 in Tight Bout
The Elk Knot Holers defeated the Kiwanis club 4 to 1 last evening as Hammill started for Kiwanis and Rimnsey and Rubberman on the mound for Elk Knot Holers held the visitors scoreless through most innings. Kiwanis managed three runs in the fourth but could not overcome the early lead. Six hits by Kiwanis and ten by Elk Knot Holers marked the game. Umpires and coaching news followed with a Manhattan coaching school report listing attendance and instructors from multiple states.
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Dempsey Turned Back On Yankee Stadium Bout
New York June 22 The New York State Athletic Commission refused to sanction Tex Rickard's plan for a heavyweight bout between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney at Yankee Stadium on September 48 by a vote that prevented any further consideration, effectively blocking the match.
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Wimbledon results and local club match notes from June
Wimbledon, June 22 reports Suzanne Elia and Mary Mackune among early exits. Majia Mellery defeats Miss Mackune’s sister as Henri Cochet routs Richaris in singles. Local clubs note Elks Rotary and Kiwanis events, with matches listed for South Park community gym and Friday schedules featuring Rotary, Scottish Rite and Odd Fellows games.
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Eureka First League Game Opens Southwestern League
Eureka reports its baseball club will play today its first Southwestern League game since taking Ponca City's franchise. The club meets the Bradford team as the city tackles unsafe buildings with a draft ordinance directing removal actions against dangerous structures.
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Democratic slate narrows as no ballot contest remains
The piece notes that congressional candidates are to be nominated by the Farmer-Labor and Republican parties, while the Democratic state ticket led by Alfred Jacques of Duluth faces no contests and will not appear on the ballot. It mentions limited Democratic congressional activity with a single fight.
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Odd Fellows Trim Scottish Rite 5-0 In South Park game
Odd Fellows scored five runs in the second inning to beat Scottish Rite 5-0 last evening at South Park. Gray of Scottish Rite walked in a run and errors helped the Odd Fellows push across three more, while Miyer laid down a bunt for the lone Scottish Rite hit. Zimmerman doubled for Scottish Rite but was out stealing third.
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Minnesota Campaign Ends in Gov Race and Primary Tests
A state-wide Republican and Farmer-Labor primary ends as voters pick candidates for governor and other offices. Governor Theodore Christianson seeks renomination amid his reorganization plan and a watchdog committee clash with Leach and the Farmer-Labor party. Magnus Johnson and Tom Davis lead a quiet Farmer-Labor gubernatorial race with similar state question views. Minnesota voters weigh urban versus rural support as campaigns wrap up.
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Cars repurposed as cabins at North Lawrence tourist park
Street cars stripped of wheels are used as eight cabins with two apartment units at the Victory highway park opened June 1. Each cabin features screened windows shade beds table chairs and electric lights. a community kitchen serves tents with hot plates. Showers are available and about 85 automobiles plus nearly 100 campers have used the park, owned by the New Navy Service station and managed by L. J. Wise.
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Baldwin News Socials Include Visits and Church Events
Judge Lindley and Gorrill from Lawrence visited Baldwin. Mrs Hanks hosted a Friday afternoon for Dean Grace Irwin bound for the University of Chicago. Miss Milner and Harriett Milner visit Baldwin as families prepare for moves and arrivals. The Ministers Wives Association held a luncheon at Mrs Grace Dean’s with Rev J Knox among guests. Families from Columbus and Denver spend a week in Baldwin while professors relocate for studies. The Children’s Day program at Ives Chapel was postponed to Sunday due to a storm and drew a large crowd. A Pansy Party at Mrs S W Bluenzenmaier’s hosted over fifty children and mothers with music, talks, and exhibits from Manila and Lucknow students and guests.
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They’ll Be Over Tonight Prophetic Visitor Crashes Roof
A London couple recalls a wartime air raid echoing a line They’ll be over tonight when a practice bombing run ends in a dramatic crash. A bakery owner’s wife witnessed the event as a plane faulted, then skidded into a wall, leaving the house damaged but occupants unharmed.
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State Bankers Meet to Discuss Guaranty Fund Rules
State bank executives gather in Topeka as Kansas State Bankers Association weighs policy after the state ranking department levies the second assessment of the year on member banks under the depository guaranty fund. A recent supreme court decision declared the fund insolvent, allowing banks to withdraw if prerequired. The 0.05 percent assessment is the second of five allowed this year.
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Prince Archer Sun for Emperor's Heir Wins Juvenile Title
Mi An Archer Prince se Mi An Archer Prince se Sunti, fourth son of the Emperor Tokio, in June 24, Dement and Empress, who ak five yearls, gid, is becoming a juvenile archer champion. The young vince take ' us ij archery with hik at the Peer's show under the guidance of, the nots ' fareher, Glichi" Quichi, and is a related to excel ass marksman Archery is part of the preserihort judges in all of the universities nd higher schools. To Ask Storm Sewer Bids The city commission at if regu lar meeting last night ordered that, Geeil Mart, city engineer, should get bids for about 1200 feet of elevenand twelve-inch storm sewers on North Fifth street. The storm sewer will be run to withis shout 200 feet of the river.
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Erects Best Stables In New Orleans Market
A titled owner builds a grand stable complex in New Orleans as part of a Louisiana Jockey Club improvement plan. The yard includes forty stalls, autimated features, steam heat, running water, tiled baths, and concrete floors. Jockey living quarters and offices are at opposite ends, with first aid and storage. Sale listed as ongoing with a local dealership involved.
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