Kansas Strikes Back at Nebraska in Track Meet
Kansas defeated Nebraska 63 1/2 to 42 1/2 in a track and field meet highlighted by Tod Woodbury’s vault record of 12 inches and a strong Kansas showing in sprints, hurdles, and relays. Nebraska’s stars and relay teams fought hard but Kansas claimed multiple wins in the events, while injuries affected Nebraskan hopes for the remainder of the season.
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Kansaski
Janother Tal
Gare
Cornhuskers
Tayiabker
Pubell
Dew
Nebraskans
Kansas
Tod
Woodbury
Iik
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Selidor
Smith
Hazen
Perry
Kangas
Wmbrray J
Patterson
Bates
Murray
Jaytiawker
Corn‘husker
Davis,Stuckey
Christmas
Stuckey
Anderson
Pat
Tim
Nacley
Racley
Davis
Kane
Smile
Sarah Ney
Alb
Brannon
New
I Murray
Rai
Fime
Ingite Rat
C. Woodbury
Ninth Annual Inter Scholastic Track Meet Divided Classes
The ninth annual interscholastic track and field meet for state high schools, held at McCool, gathered 33 schools and over 200 athletes. Events were split into three classes by enrollment to balance competition, with prizes including a large silver loving cup for class champions, medals for event winners, and records likely to be broken.
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McCool
Fichi
Isome Fas
Sehours
Seoriniz
Gael Ehiss
Jaud
Isilver
Jet
Ealer
Ufehinsonj
Riré
Lawrence
Barkley
Kansas City
Kay
Seeanis
Lee
Junction City
Dere
Ottawa
Fiessio
Pratt
Hardy
Tathuolie Hionl
Spemtr
Tongi
Elass
Khareliy
Kan
Sewell
Davis
List Nee
Bell
Perry
Brown
Bolton
Almay
Io Rae
Humbert
Thompson
Ross
Pile
Gillia
McSatl
Ottaway
Heron Maple
Tapan
Humbolt
Wiin
Woodland Park Opens for Summer Season Tomorrow
Opening Day crowds are invited to Woodland Park as the season begins tomorrow. Admission is free, ride prices drop from 10 to 30 cents for the roller coaster, and organizers promise a pleasant outing with shade, games, and fresh country air for all attendees.
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Woodland Park
Lepening
Russell of Nebraska Ties in Smelted Shot Event
A fragment notes Russell of Nebraska tied with a 3 feet height and a mid shot. Another line mentions Kansak, Burnham, and Pastauce with a 36 feet measure, but details are incomplete.
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Russell
Nebraska
Kansak
Burnham
Lawrence's Independent League Ball Opens Tomorrow
Lawrence fans await the start of league baseball with the opening game scheduled for 2:45. The town fields its first independent team, facing crowds at Woodland Park and National Union Park in Kansas City. William Tracy and Sam Sommer headline the battery in a lineup packed with prior league experience.
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Ity
Lawrence
Kaw Valleys
Ience
Woodland Park
Bells
Kansas’ City
National
Unions Park
Kansas City
Sehmezers
Park
William Tracy
Tracy
Sommers
Smith
Baker Ednion Murphy
Pia
Baker Gibson
Househan DeLonsy
Tooter Pearce
Wil
Ford Neil McCluskey
Tracey
Van
Yoekey
Seils
Eye Darren
Murray - Clemen - Bennett
Hoover
Be.baker
Houwiehan
Elywis
Stevens
McCluskev Aril
Yockey
Schmelzer City
D. Baker
Clements
Athletics
Murphy
Ottawa
Darrougl
Leavenworth
Kennett
Osawatomie
Carsoll
FE. LP
Cain
McCarty Knocks Out Morris in Sixth Round Bout
Springfield report details Luther McCarty stopping Dark Morris in the sixth round of a ten round match at the Springfield Athletic Club. Referee Edward W. Colhrane records a swinging right finish after a left that staggered Morris, who hit the mat for a fourteen count but could not rise. The bout featured early backs and forths with Morris drawing blood in the first round, a tense fourth, and a decisive sixth as McCarty, aged under 20 and managed by Billy McCarney, secured the win.
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Jan
McCarty
Hope
Springfield
Luther McCarty
Dark Morris
Oklaj
Springfield’ Athletic Clubs
Edward W. Colhrane
Kan
Coutig
Dan Age
Morris
Mitchs
Okishomay
Okishomay. “Iehite Hope
Andy
Billy’ McCarney
San_Francisco
Westport Wins Doubles Title In Inter-Scholastic Tennis
Westport defeated Manual in the finals 6-1 6-1 to claim the doubles crown at the interscholastic tourney. Baldwin and Gow led Westport while Paola and Lawrence teams were edged in earlier rounds, with Westport advancing past St Johns and Gardner en route to the final. The university will award a silver loving cup to the champions.
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Cariinak Inter-Schola
R Baldwin
Gowan
Iot
Westport
J Teachher
McKay
Westport-texm
Marinal
Kansans City
We Port
Manuals A7
Girdner
Lawrence Taland
Manual
Paola
Lawrence
Gsaml Shi
St. Johng
Gardner
Anal
Peaehnor Vane McKey
Baldwin
Streles
Pratt
Jayhawkers Travel to Emporia for Hard Bat Game
The Kansas Jayhawkers head to Emporia to face the Emporia College team after a recent loss to Southwestern. Coach Sheewin plans to use Walker in the box with Norris likely facing Emporia. Travel party includes Licks Coolidge Ogden Ward White Wilson Binkleman Deiehman Davis Walker Razink.
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Emporia
Reuunt
College of ‘Imporia
Lawrence
Jayhawke
C Sheewin
Walker
Norris
Are You A Woman Cardui ad and estate notice mix
A historic clipping blends a woman’s testimonials for Cardui with a legal notice about the Final Settlement in the estate of Jesse Vincent. It cites Mrs W I Ison of Baltimore and Judge terms, noting creditors and next probate term in Douglass County, Kansas, with administrator A Marks seeking discharge.
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Baltimore
Mrs. Yeon
Cardui
Daily Journal
World
Juss Tineenk
Douglass
Ikandas
Jume
Saint
A. Marks
Jesse ‘Vincent
Marriage License Granted in Probate Court
A marriage license was granted in probate court this morning in Lawrence to Frei Thomas Beak and Wilda J Drake both of Lawrence. The event confirms their intention to wed and records the official document.
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Frei
Thomas, Beak
Wilda J. Drake
Lawrence
Peg
Denver Becomes City of Light With Four Pages In Electrical World
The Electrical World lauds Denver as a model lighted city noting thousands spent on illumination. It highlights nine photos of bright streets and business districts, mentions an ornate Welcoming Arch at Seventh Street, and describes Tungsten lamp installations on Speer Boulevard and Welton Street. The article cites economic and civic impact, including increased after-hours activity, and lists rates for lighting services and the city’s electricity-driven growth. It also references a 25 000 population figure and a 700-member business group involved in lighting policy. A separate item notes a Glee Club concert at Warren Street Baptist Church.
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Electrical World
Denver
Colorado
Lawrence
America
Galo
Hare Hawntown
Nenver
Uass
Hor
Broadway
New York
Eriks
Savele
Chamber of Commerce
Seveneenth Street
Witton Station
Oreh
Viadhuids
Aml
General Revenue Funds
Union Station
Waitin Vandeseénis Ig
Ie Electric-Sizny
Isctineg
Welton Street
Prairie Fire and Roosevelt Support Rally Report
A Muskogee resident notes strong prairie fire sentiment and predicts Democrats will largely back the Colonel in the next state election, despite opposition from Democratic leaders. The onlookers feel the Roosevelt outlook dominates regional voting enthusiasm.
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt H.L. Stevens
Muskogee
Prairies
I. Rk
Left for St Louis Grove Miller and family depart
A family headed by Mrs Miller leaves for St Louis to establish a home in St Louis. The neighbors in west Lawrence express regret at the departure of the little girl, who is dearly beloved.
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St. Louis Grove
Maughter
St. Loli
Miller
West Lawrence
Sit
Indian Boy Accused of Cashing Bad Check
An Indian boy named Morrison is held in county jail after a warrant was sworn and he was taken into custody on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He allegedly cashed a check for funds at the dairy when his account lacked sufficient funds to cover the amount.
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Otto Jo Morrison
Priine Hell
Jathau
Morrison
Tretime
Cwarran
Jij
Democrats Discuss County Ticket At Doon Meeting
At a county democratic gathering in Done yesterday the group debated potential candidates for the ticket. Despite various names being proposed, no slate was finalized and organizers plan another meeting in two weeks to craft the ticket.
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Done
Samaher
Sweeney
Mercareeney
Two Paroled Prisoners From Baldwin and Lecompton
Two inmates named Lecompton resident Os Wiiwler and Baldwin resident Arin Atexins were paroled yesterday from a state prison. The decision affects two prisoners connected to prior offenses and marks their release under new parole terms.
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Tralee
Ceminty
OS Wiiwler
Lecompton
Arin Atexins
Baldwin
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