Kansas Jayhawkers Rally Falls Short In Pinch Late Loss
A torn OCR recap shows Kansas Jayhawkers briefly leading in the latter innings before Washington-Levy and Starkloff closed out an 8 to 10 game. Batteries: Kansas Wright Davis Halpin vs Washington. The scoreline and phrasing reflect a back and forth contest with late rallies and defensive miscues.
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L R Melvin reports steady sales for steel seal in Midwest
L R Melvin sales representative of Edgar Steel Seal company returned from a three month trip covering Michigan Indiana Ohio and parts of Illinois He says sales of the seal are stronger than last year and the product is gaining recognition He spent most time in Chicago Toledo Detroit and Indianapolis and found a ready reception in those cities. Meanwhile Lawrence Coffeyville widow of Thomas B Eldridge transported to Lawrence for interment Mrs Eldridge died at the Home of her daughter Jennie B Scurr They settled in Lawrence in 1857 where Eldridge then merchant lost stock in the Quantrell raid They moved to Coffeyville in 1874 and Eldridge founded the first bank here Mrs Eldridge was nearly 87. The Must Give Guarantee Emporia Kansas May 6 Emporia Southwestern league status muddled after yesterday’s game forfeited to Eureka due to manager Tom Moran failing to post a 2000 guarantee Emporia barred from league games until the guarantee is raised.
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Election of Kansas state officers at Emporia session
May 6 report from Emporia Kansas records Knights of Columbus electing state officers for the ensuing year P J McGinley Frontenac Butler Topeka Miller Hays Hurley Leavenworth Healy. Convention closed last night. Also notes Rice County frog infestation harming wheat fields reported with frogs aiding Hessian flies. Washington controversy over Lockwood testimony. Langley jury selected in Covington Kentucky. Greece issues Byron centenary postage stamps. School auditorium May 9 plans advertised with admission prices.
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Boxers Tryouts in Coinvention Hall Tonight and Tomorrow
Western Olympic tryouts staged in Coinvention hall with finals on the second day. About thirty one boxers from Missouri Valley states including Iowa Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma will compete. Colleges represented include Kansas Iowa State Oklahoma University Kansas Aggies Oklahoma A. M. Parsons College. Williams hits two home runs for Philadelphia Nationals in win over New York boosting season total to five. Elks bowling scores show Edmondson Pollyrs high game 322 298 302 287 803 284 313. Fox mimics animals while hunting. polar bear uses rocks to dislodge prey. 82 year old English woolbroker E Hargreaves arrives in New York on 138th visit.
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Nebraska Kansas Duel Track Meet Preview Key Events
Nebraska holds an edge in dashes hurdles and weights, likely winning the Kansas Memorial Stadium meet by ten to fifteen points. Kansas returns after a 60 to 52 win over Kansas Aggies, Fisher out with leg, Locke of Nebraska favored in dashes, Firebaugh for Kansas in the 440, Weir Nebraska hurdling ace, Graham in hurdles, Gardner edge in 880, Hartman Nebraska in shot and discus, Poor edges Husker in high jump, Graham vs Hatch in broad jump, mile relay uncertain. Heads Cooperative Clubs president Bonney elected in Louisville and Tulsa chosen for 1925 convention. Wireless waves travel at 186,000 miles per second.
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Democracy's Greatest Task: Newman of KU on WDAF
Dr B A Sehwegler dean of University of Kansas School of Education spoke on WDAF radio in Kansas City about democracy. He warned centrifugal forces threaten American democracy and stressed the need to define democracy clearly for youth to sustain it. He praised public schools as essential to democracy and noted sailing ships reach 160 to 180 feet.
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Poppy Night Poppies Open At Night In California
San Francisco reports on Luther Burbank showing how to force California poppies to stay open at night. By orating stalks to their lair before daybreak and chilling flowers in ice the petals open again in evening light. Other night closing flowers may follow.
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Deaths and Funerals Theadore Broom Baldwin
The funeral for Theodore Broom of Baldwin, who died yesterday at his daughter Mrs George Frye’s home, will be held at her Baldwin home Wednesday at 10 am with burial in West Baldwin Cemetery. Iceland Plans Railroad from Reykjavik to Olavik announced by Christiania May 5 AP report.
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British Empire Exhibition Dance Hall to Hold 2000 Couples
A dance hall with a floor large enough for 2,000 couples is planned for the amusement section of the British Empire Exhibition. The era Ny HE rey fu quotes a cost of 7,700,000 crowns for a Norwegian railroad engineer completing work, with no start before 1925. Joeneaig a Mrs. Vernice Jordan travels from Park City Utah to visit Mrs. Mary Washington then Leroy Jordan in Weaver amid Mrs. Washington’s improving health.
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