Haskell Team Still On Warpath In 16–0 Junior Twilight Triumph
The Haskell nine routed the Odd Fellows 16 to 0 at Southpark with Tony Perez superb on the mound and Indians piling up seven first inning hits. Gardner belted a center field homer as the Indians built a big lead, aided by ten Odd Fellow errors and timely hitting through the game.
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Tony Perez
Haskell
Odd Fellows
Eerning
Southpark
Indians
Conner
Moundsman
R. Gardner
Perez
Wahgotten
Hildebrand
Fairbanks
Joe Gross
Krause
South Park
Eagles
Holcom
Poat Hildetrand
Edneess
Ice Company Wins Industrial League Crackers 17 to 6
The Ice Company team defeated Organ Factory nine 17 to 6 in a six inning game. Every Ice man scored at least once, with multiple players scoring twice as D Warren and Gentry led pitching. Organ Factory fought back with a late surge but could not overcome the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Company
Otran Factory
Icemen
Organ Factory Nine
Rooker
D. Warren
Perdue
Floro
Gentry
Booker
McClintock
Johnson
D. Warrens
Shook
Aiamend
Journal- World 1
Ssenerr Electric Power Company
S. Michael
L. Michael
Koeker
McCimmick
Johnsm
Fioro
Studer
ArTen
G. Schoenlein
Raines
Warren
Flotal
Pires
Miller
Randal
Grocers & Butchers to face Bankers & Jewelers in league clash
Industrial League action unfolds tomorrow night as Grocers & Butchers and the newly formed Bankers & Jewelers meet on the court. rosters list managers Harris and Wetzel, captains Haverty and Coy, with numerous players named for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers &Butchers
Bankers & Jewelers
Grocers & Butchers
HH. Harris
Clit Haverty
Capt Watkins
Porter
McClure
Earl Faith
D. A. Cook
K. Roberts
G. Faith
Walter Palmateer
D. Thomas
H. Hagerman
K. Morris
George Wetzel
District baseball tourneys set for eight districts
Ernest A. Ryan announces dates July 12 and 13 for the American Legion district baseball tournaments with one-day completion planned where possible. District reps will judge all disputes, with eight districts named from Hiawatha to Wichita and each post urged to provide entertainment and transport for teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
American Legion
Ernest A. Ryan
Legion
Erwin Keller
Toveka
Dave
Sorel Lawrence
Davei Scovel
Independence
Paul Webb
Neodesha
F. L. Robinson
Emnovia
Harold Bhtes
Salina
Jack Werts
Srbith Center
C. E. King
Hutchinsons
Godfrey to Meet Risko in Delayed Ten Round Bout
New York AP reports George Godfrey and Johnny Risko will finally fight tonight at Ebbets Field in a postponed ten round bout. rain washed out last Wednesday and Saturday night, with odds shifting from 7 to 5 on Godfrey to near even money for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Risko
New York
George Godfrey
Johnny Risko
Ebbets Field
Espinosa Wins Mid American Golf Title at Lakewood
Chicago pro Al Espinosa captured the Mid American golf title at Lakewood Golf Course Kansas City finishing with 289, one over par, five strokes ahead of Archie Compston who tied for second at 294. Other notables included Lee Diegel and Jack Burke tied for third at 297, Kirkwood fourth at 298, and Ed Dudley fifth at 299. Chester Jones and Horton Smith also tied for sixth with 324 and 313 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
al Espinosa
Chicago
Lakewood
Espinosa
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Compston
Lee Diegel
Jack Burke
Houston
Tex
Toe Kirkwood
Albany
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Lichthouse Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Golf Stars Meet For Topeka Exhibition Match
National open champion Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen will play 18 holes at Topeka Country Club tomorrow at 3 p.m. Their opponents are Chick Trout and Wilbur Gilbert. Admission will be charged. Farrell won the national open at Olympia Fields in Chicago after a playoff with Bobby Jones. Sarazen, a leading golfer, was runner-up in this year’s British Open. The two stars are due in Topeka at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Johnny Farrel
Gene Sarazen
Topeka Country Club
Chick Trout
Wilbur “Webb” Gilbert
Lawrence Country Club
Farrell
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Atlanta Star
Sarazen
Toneks
Baseball results from major leagues and players noted
AP reports yesterday's minor and major league results with notable performances. New York Pierre Charles outpointed Jack Dorval in Belgium. Boston’s Mallo beat Billy Murphy. Donovan defeated Pete Pacheco. National League scores include New York 7 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 3, Chicago 0 Brooklyn 5 1, and East division. American League games list Washington 4 Philadelphia, Chicago Detroit 2 St Louis 6 Cleveland 3. American Association results show Kansas City, Minneapolis 2 8, St Paul 4 3, Milwaukee 0 Louisville 4 Toledo 1. High singles listed Philips 195 Shaw 195.
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Associated Press
New York
Pierre Charles
Belgium
Jack Dorval
Pennsylvania
Boston
Mallo
Lowell
Billy Murphy
Charlie ‘Donovan
Pete Pacheco
Denver
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Phikdelpiete le
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Teledo
Kansas basketball star joins Goodrich in Akron move
Rosy Newland a KU basketball letterman for two years leaves for Akron Ohio to begin work with Goodrich Tire and Rubber. He will attend a six month training course at the Akron factory before assignment to a distributive branch after completing a Lawrence stay to finish degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Rosy
Newland
K.U
Lake Forest College
Chicago
Emporia
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Owhich, Newland
Clifford Anderson
Bret Waller
Akron
Many at K U Forum
A sizable crowd of summer session students at the University of Kansas attended the third forum held in Little Theater at Green Hall. Directed by Prof. A. H. Turney, the session emphasized nonacademic factors influencing high school success and highlighted character traits.
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Univeristy
Kansas
Little Theater
Greenhall
School of Fine ‘Arts
Jas
A. H. Turney
School of Education
Turney
University of Minnesota
Harvest program features readings and talks at Dell club
In Vinland vicinity Wellsville residents visited grandparents Thursday evening. Coleman Dell club met at Mrs. Leonard Baldwin home with Georgia Lucas and Mansfield assisting. Minutes kept by Mrs Andrews in secretary's absence. Program included music, readings by Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. George Sturdy, and two minute talks on slips of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Coleman Dell Club
July Social Notes and Local Visits Farm News in Western Kansas
A July afternoon gathering featured fruit salad whipped cream marble angel food cake and iced tea as Mrs Wilson-Gounts and many guests attended. Numerous attendees including Mrs A Andrews Mrs Gilbert Morten Mrs George Sturdy Mrs Len Sturdy and others visited with relatives and friends from Ottawa Ensign Nevada and Chicago. Wheat cutting was in full swing and residents planned further social visits as vacationers headed to Foster Kentucky and western harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Gounts
A. Andrews
Gilbert Morten
George Sturdy
Len. Sturdy
Carl Deay
Elsie
Nelson Olmstead
Petty
Georgia
Marjorie Winters
Ortie Kretsinger
Virginia i Ruth
Minnie Randel
Wilda Lucas
Corwin McPheeters
Eva Jones
Tom Hill
Tearnard
Keefer
Chiscage
Dan Tilda
Roy Daugherty
Kerns
North
Baldwin
Red Weiss
Kansas City
George Weiler
Glen
Foster
Papettee Scott ‘Hansen
Wesern
Kansas
George ‘Hoskinson
Ensign
Georges
Lloyd Rockhold
Mentie
Artie Idet
Wilbur Randel
Katherine Kelley
Register
Batewing
Lucas
Nevada
Gladys Roe
Erma Cooper
Bethany Hospital
Mr. Deay
Morning Harvest Help Looms at Andrews Farm
Wil lard Johnson and John O'Brien assist with harvest at the Andrews farm while Woodrow Sturdy shucks wheat for Carl Hein rich on Thursday. Miss Mildred Hoskinson visits Mr and Mrs Herve Hoskinson. Roy Jamison and sons drive to Lawrence to visit Mr and Mrs Stevenson. Miss Nora spent Sunday with Miss Jessie Stevens. Lucille Craig Jessie King and Winifred Stevens return to Emporia after a weekend with home folks. Mrs Walton returns to Lawrence after visiting relatives. Mrs George M Bronaugh and son John Collins of Pasadena California visit uncle Glen Miller. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mamie Hull Baldwin to Theodore Weeks on June 18 at Independence. Lloyd Craig drives cattle to Kansas City with Woodrow Sturdy. Junior Jones shot but grazed. taken to Lawrence for X ray. Vinland Fav Bureau to meet Friday afternoon June 29 at the high school. Mrs Vernie Hagerman and daughter host a shower for Miss Mildred Day ahead of her June 26 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Johnson
John O'Brien
Andrews Farm
Woodrow Sturdy
Carl
Heinrich
Winifred Stevens
Emporia
Walton
Law‘rence
George
M. Bronaugh
Small
John Collins
Pasadena
Cal
Glen Miller
Mamie Hull
Baldwin
Theodore Weeks
Lawrence
Independence
Lloyd Craig
Kansas
City
Lem
Woodrow
Junior Jones
Vinland Fav
Bureau
Vernie Hagerman
Omer
Mildred Day
C. Day
Wedding of Vernell Hagerman and Agnes Stevens
A mock wedding featured Miss Vernell Hagerman as groom and Miss Agnes Stevens as bride. Refreshments followed in the afternoon. Mrs Fern Waldron lies seriously ill at her parents home east of Vinland with Dr Johnson of Eudora attending. Myrtle MecPheeters of Excelsior Springs Mo returned home due to her sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernell ‘Hagerman
Agnes Stevens
Miss Day
Coal Creek
Fern Waldron
L. Hansen
Vinland
Johnson
Eudora
Myrtle MecPheeters
Excelsior Springs
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Braves
Icemen VW
Organ Factory
Fort Scott
Kans
Fred Reese
Tiger” Tediock
Pittsboro
Memorial Hall
Charles T. Potter
Norwich
Chester Jones
Jones
Horton Smith
Joplin, Mo
Golf
ELKS
Highe
Lake RD
Bonner Springs
Was
Kansas City, Mo
W. Burnett
J. H. Robinson
Rock Island
J. A. Robinson
Goodrich Company
Carmen Newland
K. U. Forum
Tarney
Vinland Ant Vicinity
Fas
Carter
Ted” North
Eldridge
Chrysler
Chryslee
Hunsinger Motor CO
Mass
Wilson Brothers Haberdasnery
Wilson Brothers
Shrine Park
Leavenworth, Ks
Bonner Springs ‘Shriners
Dance, Co
Cheater Changs
Chanes
Helen Costello
Donald Heath
Lupito Tane
Anita
Laurence
Leavenworth
Manhattan
The
Inter State Stage Lines Co
Bowersock Bi
Florence Y
Moore
Colleen
Joe Black
Clara Bow
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