Lawrence High Defeats Ottawa 50 to 12 in Basketball
Lawrence High School dominated Ottawa last night, winning 50 to 12. Captain Woestemeyer and Houk led the attack with ten baskets for Lawrence, while Snyder and Senter battled for Ottawa. The game, played under coach Uhrlaub, featured strong teamwork and constant offense, with Leavenworth’s cancelled contest noted for tonight.
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Ottawa High
Umimown
Uhrlaub
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ottawans
Uhriaub
Woestemeyer
Houk
Ackerman
Coffman
Endacott
Weede
Ulm
Banning
Olson
Gowans
Branaman
Senter
Hewitt
Snyder
Sellers
Rfc
Cochran
Rranaman
Tes You Sant Egete
Dutch” Wedell
University of Kansas
Lawrence to Meet Kansas City All Star Five in Hard Game
Lawrence High School coach Dutch Uhrlaub announced a top class basketball game here next Friday against the Kansas City All-Star five. Uhrlaub declined Baldwin tournament play to face a tougher local challenge, contingent on the board of education allowing entry to the tournament for the team. The KC five is described as exceptionally strong for a high school squad.
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Dutch” Uhrlaub
Lawrence High School
Basketeers
Kansas City
Save Money Save Shoes Features Goodyear Soles
A secret service man J. E. Jones wore Noah Soles for nineteen months covering both continents and Australia, then had them inspected in Clearing Illinois before wearing them seven more months. The ad touts Neglin Soles durability, waterproof comfort, and Goodyear products including Wingfoot Heels for men women and children.
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J. E. Jones
Secret Service
Chica
Noah
American
Australia
Mr. Jones
Goodyear. Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Neslin Soles Team Poised for Kansas City Showdown
Neslin Soles, one of the strongest teams in Kansas and Missouri, eyed as local favorites, prepares for a regular college class game on the Haskell court. Coach Uhrlaub expressed a fierce aim to beat Kansas City’s best rather than settle for a district silver cup in next week’s matchup.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Uhrlaub
Maxwell Takes Two Leaders in Tenpin Tourney
The Maxwell bowling team won two of three games against Kahne on the Elks' court. Maxwell led with 511 high, as Kuhne added 475 for his team. The results left Maxwell tied for first with Kuhne at 10 wins six losses.
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Maxwell
Kahne
Elks
Kuhne
Berger
Edmondson
Hoover
Kansas City
Eet Peepren
Tear J
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Lawrence Woman Say Relief Comes
A Lawrence woman reports back and kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Oscar Johnson of R. F. D. No. 10 says a weak back and dull loins caused discomfort until one box provided quick relief and no further trouble. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Adv.
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Dean
Lawrence
Oscar Johnson
Epley and Stevenson Split Seven Back Series in Elks Tourney
In the seven back Elks club tourney, Epley beat Stevenson 261 229 to win game one, Stevenson took games two and three 247 213 and 237 219, then Epley took game four 258 231. Epley led with 217 while Kirchoff topped Stevenson with 2041. Reatz leads the standings with Hults close behind. Haglund sits third, Hartig fourth. Standings show Beate oleethe nes hoe ny 24 3, Hults 23 9, Haglund 17 15, Hartig 13 17, Epley 14 18, Stevenson 13 19, Francisco 20, Graeer 28.
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Epley
Stevenson
Elks Club
Kirchoff
Reatz
Hults
Haglund
van Hartig
Www
L Beate
J. Oleethe Nes Hoe Ny
Hartig
Francisco
Graeer
Hog self feeding beats hand feeding for hogs
A 100 day experiment at Kansas State Agricultural College shows self fed hogs gain 1.83 pounds daily and yield a net profit of 7.15 dollars per head, while hand fed hogs gain 1.25 pounds daily and lose 20 cents per head. The study concludes hogs judge their own appetite and prefer self feeding. The report includes all expenses.
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Manhattan
Kan
C. W. McCampbell
Animal Husbandry Department
State, Agricultural College
Girls Work Reserve to Aid Kansas Farms Plan
State report from Topeka details the Kansas Woman's Farm and Garden association forming the Girls Working Reserve. Chief aim is recruiting schoolgirls to assist farmers' wives during vacations, replacing wartime labor with peaceful farm help. The effort stresses healthful work and profit while easing farm duties for families.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Woman’s Farm and Garden Association
Girls’ Working Reserve
Theodore Saxon
Edward Griesa seeks Board of Education re election in March primaries
W S Griesa announces intention to run for re election to the Lawrence Board of Education subject to the primaries on March 11 1919 S R Holloway likewise declares candidacy for re election to the same board and city commission related seat subject to the March 11 1919 primaries
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C. W. McKeen
Lawrence Board of Education
W. S. Griesa
Board of Education
S. R. Holloway
City of
Lawrence
Jackson
Commissioner of Finance and Revenue
Daniel B. Hunnicutt
Aggies Rout Jayhawkers 31 to 18 In Rough Kansas Game
Kansas State on its Lawrence court suffers a bruising 31 to 18 defeat as the Kansas Aggies out rough the Jayhawkers in a hot second game of the series. Clark of the Aggies dominates with 13 baskets amid heavy fouling. Frederick ejected for Kansas. Next week, KU vs Nebraska and Nebraska vs Aggies shape the Missouri Valley race. Police caution drivers to use block center turns per city ordinance.
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Kansas Aggies
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Frederick
Banger
Aggies
Aggie
Clark
Matthews
Bennett
Bunn
Schultz
Kansas University
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Kaw Valley Interurban
James Monrof
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Wichita
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Straffon's Drug] Store
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Elm Street
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