Kansas to face Oklahoma Sooners in final valley series
Kansas travels to Norman for a Friday and Saturday pair with the Oklahoma Sooners in a bid to claim a higher Valley finish. Kansas aims to split and move into the first division, led by Rody, Woestemeyer, Houk, Wulf, Olson, Endacott, Uhrlaub, and Frennett as key travel choices.
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Bell to Coach Haskell Indians Again Next Year
Bell, former Centre College football star, will stay at Haskell to coach the Indians for 1921 after turning down offers elsewhere. Most of the 1920 team will return, promising the school's best season yet.
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Repairs on Kaw river bridge in Lawrence nearing completion
Repairs on the Kaw river bridge in Lawrence, under the county commissioners, near completion. Limestone strips wore down and caused uneven paving, now replaced with concrete strips. Brick paving locks replaced, bad car-track gaps leveled, and approaches at both ends updated to restore the roadway to its original satisfactory condition.
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Local residents visit and moving updates in Columbia News
Mr John Brohammer visited Charlie Brohammer's on Monday. Floyd DeWitt and Walter Grovers hauled rock from Charlie Brohammer's to George Markley's last week. Charlie Jones moved Mrs Mangelsdorf and children to a new home east of Lawrence on Monday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Ward visited Willy Mangelsdorf's Sunday evening. John Gimblett called at the next stop.
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George Markley
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Haskell to battle Emporia normals in big league clash
Haskell Indians prepare for a key Kansas conference game against third place Emporia Normals this Saturday at home. Murdock Skunkneck will start at forwards with Anderson at guard and Dugan at center as Coach Bell notes improved guard play boosts the lineup. The contest, priced at two dollars, is shaping as one of the season's fastest and most interesting in Lawrence.
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Haskell Institute to Open Baseball and Spring Football Practice
March 14 marks the start of baseball practice at Haskell Institute with a heavy schedule planned. Returning lettermen include Captain Will lmelly Pike Bestbow Anderson R Kilbuck and Hampton. Spring football also begins at Haskell under Coach Mailison Bell with fundamentals taught for beginners and spring training continuing until the baseball season opens. Madison Bell coaches the baseball team and Frank McDonald directs the trick team.
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Clerk Wins Scientific American Prize for Relativity Clarity
London clerk L Botton won a $5000 prize offered by Scientific American for the clearest lay explanation of Einstein’s relativity theory. His winning submission was judged superior to those of competing physicists and others.
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Petersons Shop Sunday Visit At Pleasant Grove
Petersons shop Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Grove is noted alongside church attendance by Oscar Markley and Floyd De Witt at Lone Star Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charlie Broham mer motored to Lawrence Monday morning with Mr Tom, Ward and others.
Notable Local Visits and Curio Items From Weekender Notes
A jumble of short notes from Lawrence and Chicago includes visits by Mrs Clyde Ward to Jennettie Ward’s home, John McCall calling on Clyde Ward, Fred Flory at Lone Star store, and Elmer Campbell with son Frank. Also mentioned are a Chicago heiress leaving ten thousand dollars in trust for her poodle with daily baths and a Christmas tree, plus gossip about Talmadge sisters and a Brooklyn policeman’s daughters.
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Jennettie Ward
Lawrence
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Clyde Ward
Fred Flory
Lone Star
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Frank
Brohammer
Rose E. Percer
Chicago
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