Rotary and Eagles Battle In Wild League Game
Rotary and Eagles fought a scoring-heavy game with multiple walks and errors. Eagles earned a second win in two starts while Rotary struggled after the opening inning, with E Duver and Fagle turning a key double play to end a late threat.
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Rotary
Eagles
C. Bradie
Atest
Rotaria
Areten'tagle
Snavely
Higgins
E. Daver Ted
Stephenson
McPheeters
Harwood
Harris
S. Charles- Bradley
E. Duver
Fagle
Aitie
Odd Fellows
Liberty
Post
American' Legion League
Vis
Ted To
Fed
Bradley
Sarris
ER Bies
Iyo Ead
Duver
G. Duver
Doubik
Boxing Out Points and Upsets Across North America
A Rough tally shows multiple bouts with outpoints and knockouts. Fighters including Patsy Pollock of Winnipeg, Jimmie Johnston of Toronto, and Harvey Mortenson of Chicago are listed with various results. Plundered notes hint at a Derby prize and a $70 to $10,000 payoff, referencing cities such as Milwaukee St Paul Detroit and Chicago with names like Sayers and Stribling appearing in scattered lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicano
Patsy Pollock
Winnipeg
Kurt. Prenzel
Gethany
Mickey Mckauglin
Milwaukee
Cuba
Lojpesied
Jimmie Johnston
Toronto
New
Pate Nebo
Tampa
Fla
Willie "Michel
Belgium
St. Paul
My Sullivan
Billy Light
St. Pauls
Peoria
Wes Merriner
Jack
Lee
Los Angels
Anderson
Ind
Eddie Shea
Chris
Buck
Timidy
Talsay
Okie
J T
iToey Phelngate
I Jack ‘Oper
Jimany
Simons
Steve
Mickna
K. E. P Team Wins Playoff Over Journdi World
In a playoff at Shock Diamond Kansas Electric Power’s team defeated Journdi World by a 2-1 score. Both Faith and Francis pitched well, allowing only two hits each. Tonight’s game features Box Fac and the Bankers, with Journal-World aiming to halt Union Pacific Can team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Electric
Comppany Wor
Shock Diamond
Joyal World
I Faith
Oh ‘Francis
Fac
Bankers
Journal- World
Union Pacif
McCarthy Georgeto Finishes Second in Race
McCarthy and Georgeto finished second and fourth respectively in yesterday's event as scoring details emerged. The race highlighted strong performances from local sprinters with notable times recorded yesterday.
Ready for Big Fight in New York Heavyweight Clash
Paulino Uzeudua and Max Schmeling prepare for a heavyweight showdown at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Schmeling’s solid record keeps him favored, yet bettors see Uzeudua as the early engine who could outbox or stop the German. Analysts split on whether the Spaniard will edge ahead early or falter late as the bout unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jung
Paulino Uzeudua
Max Schmeling
Jong
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
A Pauli
Tte Gee
Youthful Pro Burke Opens Winged Foot At 70
New York June 25 AP Billy Burke of Westport Connecticut posted 70 at Winged Foot in the National Open practice round then repeated the 70 in a second circuit. Par is 72 36 out 36 in. Four rounds of 70 would total 280 strokes. Experts estimate 296 plus or minus could win this year. Burke has margin to spare if predictions hold.
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New York
Billy Burke
Westport
Conn
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroners
Connecticut
New York State
Orion
Burke
Kansas City Stars Open Missouri State Tennis Meet
The Missouri State tennis tournament opens at Rockhill tennis club with top players from St. Louis Wichita Chicago Ponca City and Omaha. Kart Kamatanni meets Ted Brooks Fred Royer faces Don Shearer Ralph Powell plays John Pierpont Harold Thurman meets Henry Brown. Local players in the first round compete as matches begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ciay
Rockhill
Don
Shearer
Ponca City
Columbia Opens Dramatic Victory in Noisy Varsity Row
The 1929 varsity rowing championship finale saw Columbia triumph over Washington by three lengths as California, Cornell, Syracuse and others battled choppy water. The race featured waterlogged crews, a sinking Cornell shell, and New York oarsmen delivering a bold performance to claim top honors with Penn, Wisconsin and Navy close behind.
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Andy Hrough
Varsity
Shiroe America
Columbia
Golden Bears
California
Man River
Washington
Pacific
Northwest
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Cornell
Hartnett to Visit Bonesetter for Arm Ailment
Cubs catcher Gabby Hartnett seeks a cure for a sore arm hampering action this season. He will see bonesetter Reese in Yorktown after remedies including tonsil removal failed to help. News notes also recount NL and AL scores and a golf–baseball comparison by AL Demaree.
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Chicago
Gabby Vinett
Honesetter Reese
Yormestown
Eason
Hartnett
Denver Golfer Sets Pace in Trans Mississippi Contest
Nathan Grimes of Denver, 21, stunned the field at Omaha Field Club by racing to a four stroke lead midway through the Trans Mississippi Colt Championship final round. He shot 39 8267 six under par, four ahead of runner up J A Kennedy of Tulsa, Oklahoma, as the largest field in the event’s history contemplates the back nine.
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Omaha
Neb
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Flay
Omaha Field Club
Colorado
J.A. Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
ELKS
Thy Different Eyes at the Bowersock Theater
A three version all talkie murder tale titled Thy Different Eyes screens at the Bowersock Theater with Warner Baxter Edna Lane and Mary Duncan leading. A Movietone Vodvil adds light entertainment to the bill.
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Bowersock Theater
Warner Baxter
Edmaurd Lane
Mary Duncan
Triple collision ends in minor wreck on Massachusetts streets
A car driven by Mrs. Orville Smith of 628 Rhode Island Street and a streetcar were involved in a crash after a trick by Carroll Kline and a streetcar collision on Eighthland Massachusetts streets yesterday afternoon. All vehicles sustained minor damage per police reports.
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Orville Smith
Rhode Island
Local Social Visits Mentioned Across Topeka Area
Mr and Mrs arry Blower and sons spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs H Falton. Mrs Martha Lowe and daughters visited Mrs Nettie Glenn and sons. Joy Eileen Glenn visiting aunt Mrs Willis Mora in Topeka. L Ben Kellogg and S L Dark motored to Lecompton for business. Mr Simmons also transacted business there. J Clarence Welchert and children Cecil Gladys Viola and Mrs Earl DL with the Carson.
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Arry
Blower and Sons
H. Falton
Martha, Lowe
Rupert McéGifter
Fred M
Nettid Glenn
Visa
Carson
L. Ben Kellogg
S. L. Dark
Lecompton
Joy Eileen Glnn
Willis Mora
Topeka
Mr. Simmons
J Clarence Welchert
Cecil
Gladys
Viola
Neva Carson
Earl DL
Local social round up includes visitors and showers
Kan asa City visitor Reuben Welcher shopped in Compton while relatives gathered for dinners at the Will Brown home. Merle Wayne Stover and others joined Topeka trips and arts social events. A Glenn Ladies Club ice cream social drew many locals, and a miscellaneous shower honored newlyweds Clifford and Shaffer with games, gifts, and refreshments for about thirty guests.
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Reuben Welcher
Kanana City
Kansas
Compton
Robert
Earl Carson
Will Brown
Ernest
Francis Brown
Harry Stover
Frank Henochs
Ulrich Stradtner
Enterprise
Thomas Glenn
Topeka
Louise
Carson
Julia Smith
Lopeka
Glenn
Gienn
Cyril Bahnmaier
Cyril
Ora Goff
Lecompton
Abner Cole
Bonner Springs
W. B. Glenn
Awith
Glennn
Temple Sheldon
Meric
Wayne Stover
Waldo Ogle
Lawrence
Sarah Morris
Grifford Shaffer
Jennie McGlanahah
Emilie Reynolds
Adette Fulton
Trene
George
Ollyam
Big Springs
Margery Sanford
Little Daugh
Multiple Shaffer Names And Annotations In A Fragmented Classified Page
A garbled 19th century classifieds fragment lists numerous Shaffer family members and other names followed by scattered ad snippets for items like a sewing machine and furniture. It includes references to an ordinance, street paving, and municipal notices with a mix of addresses, names, and numbers, all in inferior OCR quality.
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Andy
Rhode Tete
Ind
Tywenty
Orper
Waa
Sirest
Ondk Boas Abe
Peta
Aleept
Arti Lins
Tay
Weslivet
Onilinassey
Enel Tevet
Hetty
Wirth
Ordtesnide
Strhas
Uys Euyr
Ponnesage
Vermyit Sreekt
Louisiana Street
Eurhines
Payin
Moody
Arity
Ordininan Naber
Abaweaaiy
Widnes
Medina Alice Niiabes
Vermont
Gavin
Fourtiy
Presartandnes
Keath
Beut
Guy
Earl Dons
Buel Saipan
Tang
Lave
Mike
Lane Sigs
So Investise
Way
Suenwutuars Bays DE Sures
Topeka
Boyds
Renee
Lawrie
Cis
Lake Effest
Lawyeihe
Laverne
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the Journal-World
Bereue
Pet Pittsdur
Lim
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Gineinnett
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Pet
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Wichita
Pueblo Topeka
Delphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washi
Ieee G
Fox
Bully Nies Ag
McCarth _ Georgeto
Paulino
Uzeudun
Ansas City Stars
Missouri State
Cub
Catcher
Bonesetter Reese
Fis
New York i
Pittsbursh
Sel Pituriel
Ines Bie Levetar
Ainneney Fis
Jaspholis
Ainwaulgee
Paul
Louisville
Omana
Leo
Aliver
Pina Mae
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Leo Diegel
Haisd
Walter
Holke
Diegel
Mata Halle
Lfnc
Swallows
Boothnece San
Hubbel
A Haskell
Shook’s Quata
Sunda’ Ernoon
Ted
Gentry
Nelson
Nish
Wigton Se
Vasa Alyen
B. Berger
Phra
Bowersock
Howard Sand
Frank
Henochs
Sarah
Sinclair HC
FEC
Theopous Holmes
Edith
Leslie
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
May
Dorothy
Sanford
Worris
Fern Shaffer
Edith Slavens
Lorene
Lucille Hildenbrand
Esther Michael
Esther Ketipring
Patricia Gibyens
Elizibeth Das
Margaret Barghman
Lavina de Kat
Vergie Moore
Foo
Gooml
Sewna Init Chine
Will
Nepent
Lade
Soy
Awa
R. Mainwaring
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