Kansas Defeats Missouri 33 to 17 in Valley Clash
Kansas, led by Captain Ackermann and Peterson, rolled past Missouri 33 to 17 on Robinson Court. The win tightens Kansas hold on the Valley title race as they near a potential championship with only one remaining conference game against Washington.
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iK U CINCHES TIE FOR VALLEY TITLE WITH ONE GAME LEFT
The Kansas Jayhawkers sit in first place as the Missouri Valley title race nears finish. Washington University has three games remaining and could force a tie or clinch if KU falters. Remaining schedule includes Drake Nebraska Ames Missouri and Washington games spanning Des Moines Grinnell Ames Columbia Lincoln and Manhattan.
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Lawrence junior high midget team goes undefeated in 1925 season
The Lawrence junior high school midget basketball squad completed a perfect 5 game league run with an 81 to 24 victory margin and an overall flawless season. Captains Mettner Swiesel Welch Clark Shawnee Schoenlein Burchett and Kluss led a balanced attack while guards boosted defense. Coach Graber guided the undefeated Midgets through practice and league play.
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Kansas Athletes Break Illinois Relays High Jump Record
Merwin Graham and Tom Poor of the University of Kansas both cleared six feet three inches to break the Illinois relays high jump record in Urbana. Graham led Kansas but fatigue kept him from entering the break jump. other KU performances included Wong in the 300 yard run and a fifth in the medley relay by Pratt Rooney Fisher and Grady. Emerson Norton, competing for Georgetown, set a new world high point record with over 5 000 points.
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Wheat Market Soars to 2.02 on May and July Bulls
Chicago market notes official estimates show wheat near 2 per bushel with May delivery at 1.99 to 2.00 turning higher to July 2.02 before a profit-taking decline. Corn and oats rise amid lighter stocks and strong hog prices. provisions follow as livestock futures gain on demand.
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Livestock and Grain Markets in Kansas City and Chicago
Market reports show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading steady to higher in Kansas City with fat lambs and ewes advancing slightly. Hay and grain prices also move, while Wall Street closes strong on broad market gains and rails hitting new highs on anticipated business growth.
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Willard Morgan on Kansas roads and reform
Willard Morgan argues Kansas must replace the failed benefit district road system with a state highway program. He urges using a two cent gasoline tax revenue to fund a state highway commission and county funds for hard surface roads, aiming to spread benefits and protect taxpayers.
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Tonsiline Promoted as Ready Sore Throat Remedy
An advertisement urges keeping Tonsiline at home to relieve sudden sore throats when the drug store is closed. It claims Tonsiline is the national bare throat remedy, sold in every state, with the slogan Ready to use at a moment's notice.
Kansas highway plan praised for equal benefit to all residents
A state highway proposal is argued to create a county road fund to maintain dirt roads for rural residents distant from hard surfaced routes. The plan promises universal benefits, fair taxation, and long term prosperity, claiming it would boost Kansas value, connect towns, and elevate the state among leading states. It emphasizes equal treatment regardless of location and labor prosperity for Kansans.
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