Whiz Bangs and Jayhawks Win Twilight League Night
Yesterday evening the Whiz Bangs defeated the Journal-World team 3 0 at Haskell, while the Jayhawks coached by Dr F C Allen beat the Crimson and Blue 9 6 at the Stadium field. Both games featured many errors and solid hitting as Twilight League teams show evenly matched play.
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Carl Schlademann
Crimson
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Journal-World
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Palmer
Luse
Johnson
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University
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Jayhawks Rally Early Lead in Narrow Victory
The Jayhawks began scoring early in the game and never trailed, keeping control from the first inning through final play as reflected in the box score.
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Jayhawks
Have A New Recruit For The Horseshoe Game
Dr Charles M Sheldon editor of the Christian Herald praises Barnyard Golf official publication of the National Horse shoe Pitcher's Association in the Topeka Capital column Ive Been Reading He notes horseshoes descend from quoits and cites famous patriots including President Harding as honorary president Enthusiasm grows toward a Woodland Park tournament The Fourth is expected to draw many locals and visiting farmers to try their skill with townspeople
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Charles M. Sheldon
The
Christian Herald
Topeka
Sheldon
National Horseshoe Pitcher’s Association
Harding
National Association
Woodland Park
Twilight Schedule: Haskell vs F A U at Haskell
Friday game at 6 15 posting a sports slate from Haskell. Summer Saving Sale announced by Sam Galitzky Ideal Clothing store promises strong values and storewide markdowns for the event. A well pressed suit effect noted. Clark Cleans Clothes available by phone 355.
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Sam Galitzky
Ideal Clothing Store
Teaching Swimmers At University Pool This Summer
The Robinson Gymnasium pool at the University opens each afternoon except Sunday. Men and women may swim with separate schedules. Mondays and Fridays water will be shallow for instruction. Wednesdays full for teal swimming. R. Roy Means leads the men's classes. Miss Gaskill the women's. About twenty five boys are enrolled in the afternoon class. after July 1 a women’s diving and life saving class begins. A $1 or 23 cent admission applies to non students, payable at Fraser Hall. Men schedules cover 1 to 3 and 3 to 5 on Mon Wed Fri. women 1:30 to 3, 3 to 5, and 8:45 to 5:30 on Tue Thu Sat.
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University
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Fraser Hall
Insurance firm offers free premium for rapid calculation winners
J R Holmes district agent for Farmer's and Banker's Insurance offers the first year's premium free on a $2000 policy to the top student performers in a rapid calculation test at the school. Holmes notes the idea follows a common practice among agents to encourage skill and speed in math among youths.
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J. R. Holmes
Farmer's & Banker's Insurance Company
Holmes
Businessmen face customers slow to grasp basic math
Report describes merchants dealing with buyers who struggle to compute simple products. Vendors note the need for patience and written practice as customers grow familiar with arithmetic concepts.
Churchill Seeks Republican Nomination for Register of Deeds
Mrs. Whit A Churchill known as Jillian Simmons in Douglas County seeks the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds. A lifelong resident, she brings experience as a bookkeeper at Gibson mill and Wiedemann's yard, and seven years as treasurer of the Lawrence city schools board.
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Whit A. Churchill
Jillian Simmons
Gibson Mill
G. A. Buchheim
Wiedemann
Ard
Board of Education
Lawrence City
Churchill
Markets Report From Chi cago Cattle Prices
Market notes show beef steers and heifers mixed with firm to strong tones. Beef cattle top at around 10.00 while bulk cows and bulls range near 7.35 to 9.60. Canners and stockers steady, bologna bulls around 4.50, with other details fragmented.
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Market Report: Cattle Hogs Lambs and Wheat Prices
Kansas City and surrounding markets show steady to mixed movement across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle demand firm with fat cows strong and vealers up modestly. hogs opened slow but closed steady to slightly higher, with top around 10.45 and bulk sales near 9.0 to 10.5. Lambs steady. wheat futures up 1 to 2 cents, cash wheat firm with Minneapolis prices around 1.08 to 1.12 for 2 hard and 2 red grades. receipts noted.
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Tucker
Kansas
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Cory Market
Arrest in heating bill case hits county jail
Sheriff arrested Gene Allison on a charge of heating a hoard bill and he was to be arraigned for a preliminary hearing today. An ad text notes a pressed suit looks better than a wrinkled one and promotes Quark Cleans Clothes with Barber's Drag Store contact.
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Mason
Bennett
Parks
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Alien
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Keele
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Tye
Clark
Gene Allison
Jood
Quark
Man and wife both obtain fine Tanlac results
A. L. Bonham of Wichita reports relief after five Tanlac bottles. He suffered two years from stomach trouble, poor appetite, headaches, dizziness, kidney pain, and weakness. His wife also improved from severe stomach issues, gaining weight. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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A. L. Bonham
South Topeka St
Wichita
Kang
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Campbell Baking Co
Tanlae
Sali
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