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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
3
The coach argues new rules clarify fumbles, dead balls and incomplete passes, eliminating luck and favoring skill. He cites potential benefits for Stanford and other teams, noting a shift toward fewer blown breaks and more strategic play.
K E P Kangas Electric men defeated the Bankers in a game marked by tight pitching and timely hits. Tromwich drove in two runs with a clean single, Davis advanced runners on a slow homer replete with errors, and Nelson reached on a bases on balls setting the stage for scoring. No games are scheduled for Monday or Tuesday next week as the Bankers and Teé Company prepare for upcoming fixtures.
Scattered AP notes list boxers and results from various cities including Terre Haute Omaha Hollywood and Whittier. Mentions Jackie Moore Hodkins Everett Strong and Bert Colimey with references to fouls and knockouts and a Boston Philadelphia and Chicago score roundup amid league notes and weather rain in Philadelphia.
San Francisco reports state boxing secretary Joe Genschen held up a $20,000 purse after a slow heavyweight bout between Ace Hudkins of Nebraska and Charles Baue. Fans hurled programs into the ring in disapproval. Genschen cited orders from the state boxing commissioner. A rematch or further action seemed possible next Tuesday. Dr. Ardrey’s office announced closure from June 29 to late August.
Offensive and defensive instruction unfolds at the University of Southern California coaching school with head coach Howard Jones detailing open field blocking and the lateral pass. Sessions emphasize initiative and maintaining footing to deter defenders as enthusiasm runs through the program.
Washington June 29 AP Speaker Longworth says that if the tariff bill exits the clock, the principal work for Congress next winter will be the annual supply bills. More than 4 billion dollars will be allotted to government departments and agencies to carry on work.(TBD)
The text notes a permanent, fixed appropriation to departments for specified purposes and a fluctuating remainder to meet changing needs. It cites historical figures from the Seventy Congress, highlighting a total appropriated amount exceeding budget bureau recommendations by over eight million dollars.
In Herington Kansas a $50,000 bond issue for flood prevention work on Lime Creek passed by a majority of 104 votes yesterday. The plan straightens and widens the creek to 32 feet by 36 feet to end flood danger. City losses from recent floods total about $25,000 with state funding $2,000 and county $6,000 toward the project.
The page lists a week of stage offerings at Patee Theatre with titles such as Death’s Head and A Fag in line Tinderfoos and starts with a row of performances from Tuesday to Saturday including Fox News color clips. It also notes marriage licenses issued by L H Menger probate office for Fred Marion A Arlen and Katheryn AL Hart.
The article notes a booming perfume business among French African colonies including Akassa and Raber Esas City. It highlights perfumes with alcohol as popular liquids and scented creams for hair, citing high demand in Nigeria and other colonies. Annual consumption reaches about 60 000 gallons and 300 000 pounds of preparations.
Herbert Clear of 1534 Ohio Street was arrested last night on a speeding charge. Officers Charles Calhoun and Richard Hughes reported the violation at forty five miles per hour.
A brief police court session is scheduled for Monday morning on Massachusetts Street with a note that the docket is being prepared. The item notes upcoming proceedings and indicates a local legal matter moving through the court.
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