Haskell Edges Elks In Late Inning Fly To Take Lead
In a tight game yesterday evening Terex' fly to center field dropped by Moffitt allowed E Coffey to score from third, breaking a 2 2 tie and giving Haskell a 3 2 victory. Perez replaced Montoya in the fourth to stop further Elks scoring while Montoya had started strong, and Montoya remained two runs to the first innings. The Elks mounted a late bid but fell short as Perez and infielders supported the rally. The game was set to resume Friday with a rematch against Fridax.
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Moffitt
E. Coffey
Haskell
Tery
Kiks
Elks
Perez
Montoya
Perde
Yallied
Semre
Eueres Bles
Bop
al ‘Ua
Ube
Cochet Beats Tilden In Wimbledon Semifinal Clash
Henri Cochet of France defeats Liam T. Tilden of the United States in a five set semifinal at Wimbledon, 2-6 4-6 1-5 4-6. Elizabeth Bras of California is eliminated in the women’s singles semifinals by Senorita De Alva y champion, 2-6 6-0 4-1. Helen Wills reaches the women’s final with a straight-sets win over Joan Fry of England, 5-1. Mick Walker and Tommy Milligan set for a 30 round world middleweight title bout tonight. Facial angle system origin noted as Camper conceived in 178.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Henri Cochet
France
Liam T. Tilden
Helen Wills
Joan Fry
England
Alabama Star Hank Crisp One-Handed Athlete Shines Across Sports
An Alabama star, Hank Crisp, earned four letters at Virginia Tech and starred for Alabama in football while missing one hand. Langhorne called him a national athletic marvel for his speed and versatility in football, basketball, baseball, track, and more at VPI and the University of Alabama.
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New York Giants
Jack Langhorne
South
Hank’ Crisp
Henry Gorham Crisp
Hank
Alabama
America
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Crisp
Foud
University of Kansas Tennis Tourney Results
University of Kansas tennis tournament results show four singles matches completed. J M Eakes beat Tom Emerick 4 8 6 6 4. T D Wolgast beat Bad Woodbury 6 2 8 3. Chester Hudson beat H C Elders 6 3 7 6 4. L Daggett beat L H Dentel 6 1 6 2. In doubles Ro Daggett and J M Eakes defeated I Dibbs and H F Janzen 6 1 6 1. Two matches remain unsettled. Dareeki and Audrey Carr defeated Roland and Baker.
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Beore
Follay
J. M. Eakes
Tom Emerick
Fi Wolgast
Bad Woodbury
Chester Hudson
H. C. Fders
Ry L. Daggett
L. H. Dentel
Ro L. Dagwett
J. M. Fakes
Dibhs
Janzen Ss
Dareeki
Audrey Carr
Roland
Baker
Community Notes Chronicle Busy Social Week
A stream of visits and calls fills Bonner Springs area as families and friends travel between Topeka Ottawa Elmont and Lawrence. Multiple households hosted callers during the week and plans unfold for church events and homecomings.
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Henry Dirk
Floyd
Maxine
Marjorie Jane
Pansy- Ruth
Monroe Dirk
Lafternoon
George Woodward
George Jr
Martha
Eilen
Miss Maude
Kilgore
Topeks
Ployd Garber
Lawrence
Jensen
Dirk
Henry Jensen
Leland
Lillian Jensen
Charlie Jensen
Martina
Ottawa
Earl Hobbs
John Harrell
Guy _Rahody
Kansas
Guy
Allen
Omer Belles
Near
Topeka
James Steele
Jardon
Hazel
Roberts
John Hout
Ralph Gimbler
Ernest
Ralph Jr
John
Andrew Jensen
BR. Fe, Gibler
Russell Harrell
Moderns Are Independent Cupid’s Messenger Is No Longer Needed
Berlin AP reports fifty years of messenger service has transformed Wilhelm Lehmar sen, Berlin’s oldest professional messenger, from a bearer of romantic love letters to one of mundane business communications. He recalls that in 1877 the chief job was assistant to Schmarsen, reflecting on changing duties.
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Cupid
Berlin
Wilhelm Lehmarsen
Schmarsen
Cupid and the changing role of Cupid's messengers
The piece notes how old fashion couriers of lovers lingered in secrecy guiding messages between couples, then contrasts with modern phones and liberal parents altering the romance trade. It also mentions a carrion plant in India with a strong meat smell attracting flies.
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Cupid
Tinere
India
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