Holcoms Batter Eagles Shine In Skid Row Tilt
A fragmentary report shows Holcoms battering and the Eagles twirling past opponents. The line reads like a burst of sports shorthand with score and momentum noted, though many words are garbled.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
3
A fragmentary report shows Holcoms battering and the Eagles twirling past opponents. The line reads like a burst of sports shorthand with score and momentum noted, though many words are garbled.
In the Rar open courts tourney, Muir Rogers advances to the fourth round. In third round play, Areners defeated Harry Bennete 6-1 6-2, while Ralph Marland fell 6-1 6-0. Ernie Jo beat Rob Lemard 6-4 6-1 as rounds progress. Hazers and Hubbell advance in doubles with a 6-4 6-2 win. Mindlin and Grose defeated Johnson and Campbell 6-3 to reach the fourth round.
Statistics from the British Hairdressers Association show that Landon and partners have created about 10 000 additional harbers in England over the last three to four years. There are now more than 650 hairdressers in Sheland, a notable rise from previous counts, reflecting rising demand for hair care services and related employment.
Three Haskell stars plan to depart tomorrow for A A L events. Simon Manuel will join Indian run and Coach Arthur Stark will select linenlh ere the National A A U field. The meet will be held Friday and Monday with quarter events entered.
Northwestern Kansas wheat pool officers announced that more than half of the contracts made last fall have been conditionally released due to unfavor able crewing in the affected counties. The pool, organized last fall to aid growers, raised about 3100,000 for district support.
Rivalry on the Hudson features Loud Mouth Real Asset from New York Giants era coaching at the University of Washington. The piece highlights coach Rusty Callow and his rowing team, detailing weight limits for a Coxswain and the importance of a strong, clear voice to steady the crew amid noisy crowds.
Ellsworth and Dill, fair committee members, met with the Kansas Free fair manager and secured a larger booth for the University this fall. The booth will be located aisle from Spencer. Granted divorce: June 28. Sherwood Spencer and Bella Beattie Spencer, an English heiress, were granted absolute divorce by Judge Theodore Berg.
A fourth in the university series by the School of Fine Arts featured organist Mr Green and soprano Miss Ott. Warm weather drew a large audience as Green demonstrated virtuosity on the grand four-manual organ, with favorites like Debussy and Vierne. Ott’s Ave Maria thrilled listeners, while both artists received long applause and bowed.
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as the great systemic purifier. It urges a thorough purification course, claiming physicians endorse nature’s health foundation and offering a family supply with directions for 33 cents at drugstores.
Local notes recount numerous visits to Leavenworth and Kansas City by residents including Mrs. John Christensen Mrs. Floyd Rath and Miss Grace Jones. Trips featured Europe bound Miss Kathleen Davis Montreal sailing Dohrn Williams and others with birthdays hospital stays and relocations. An active social week includes shopping trips to Kansas City excursions to Lawrence and Topeka, and a band event attracting large attendance.
Miss Jessie Rae, an impersonator, performs for J. A. Barberen as he hosts Mus. and Mr. Brockoff of Brooklyn. Brockoff, away for thirty years, reunites with relatives. Barbers enjoy a long-awaited visit. Tonganoxie to gain two daily mail deliveries from Kansas City after July, improving service. Felix Beyers of Denver visits Leams.
Mr and Mrs W il Johnson and Mr and Mrs Chester Pitt visited at the C S Mackey home Sunday. The brief note records social visiting patterns in Kansas City area society.
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