Unclear University Meet Relates To Varnum Cup Officials
Fragmentary OCR lists officials and entrants for a university athletics meet with Varnum Cup ties. Names include Emmett Hovey, Ralph E. Graber, Rev. Frank Jennings, and announcers Penfield Jones, Leon Séck. Relay teams and weight-class entries are partially shown, with multiple school names and participants scattered throughout.
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Jayhawker Baseball Season Opens in Ames Versus Armies
Ames prepares for the home opener tomorrow at 3:30 against the Armies Cyclones at Stadium Field. Coach Clark notes Washington’s strong hitting, praises Dunne’s recent pitching, and anticipates a strong performance as the team seeks victory after a light practice and a road trip.
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Scrimmage Scene Amid Weather Delays Reported
Scattered rain and wind disrupted today's planned scrimmage between Hackell Indians and Baker's squad at the field. Coaches and players pushed ahead as schedules tighten, with multiple regular-season games in flux due to the unsettled weather.
Jayhawkers rally in Missouri Valley tennis play
Harrington of Oklahoma, one of the Valley’s top players, defeated Captain Glaskin 4-6 6-4 6-8 to lead Kansas Jayhawkers in singles. Munk Rogers beat Robert Brandenburg 6-3 6-1 and Gerald Smith toppled Glena Meade 6-3 6-3. Watson and Parks won last year’s Missouri Valley doubles title. the Jayhawkers appear poised to win doubles this spring.
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Jayhawks to Meet Drake in Des Moines Golf Tilt
Four University of Kansas golfers Robinson Henby Crowder and Hill depart at 7 25 for Des Moines Iowa to face Drake University in a four man match Friday afternoon Drake fielded a strong squad and Kansas seeks a close contest after defeating Washburn College last week Officials prepare for the event with Elks officials also arriving.
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National Lodge Officials to Visit Lawrence for Meeting
James G McFarland will visit Lawrence with S D Rand exalted ruler and Fred C Robinson grand secretary to address local lodge holders. A noon dinner is planned and a social visit runs from morning until afternoon on May 28. A guard unit match and student council elections are also noted in this undated report.
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Kennedy Plumbing Co Business Ad Fragments
Fragmentary OCR item shows "Kennedy Plumbing" Co and scattered pricing text for electric items and standard services. Looks like a truncated classified or ad snippet with no clear action or date.
Dr Cornelius H Patton to address Kansas church meeting
Dr Cornelius H Patton of Boston will address the Kansas conference of the Congregational church on The Making of a Friendly World at Plymouth Congregational Church tonight at 7 30. He closes the convention program. The public is invited. Patton, Amherst and Yale graduate, holds D Ds from Williams and Amherst. For twenty years he has been Home Missionary Secretary of the Foreign Board of Congregational churches. He authored The Lure of Africa World Facts and the American's Responsibilities and The Business of Missions. Patton spoke yesterday at the convention.
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Entertain Boys Tonight By Local Elks Lodge
Elks Lodge plans 6 pm gathering to entertain Knot Hole Gang members from Lawrence. Cool weather forces Eskimo banquet indoors at Chamber of Commerce dining room from 6 to 8 pm on Elk's lawn. Nearly 400 boys expected. Knot Hole Gang teachers to be hosted at the Elks Club during the same event.
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Honorary Colonel elected by ROTC unit at Kansas
Marianna Gage of Minneapolis, a Kansas University junior, was elected honorary colonel by the local ROTC unit for the next school year. The other candidates were Mary Lois Ruppenthal and Betty Sifers.
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City Schools Exhibit On Display In High School Building
An art display arranged under Miss Wilma Arnett, city art supervisor, highlights what is being done in city schools. Junior high students and younger pupils created posters for Homes Demonstration. Posters will be judged tomorrow with prizes awarded by local business leaders. The exhibit remains open to the public tomorrow and tomorrow night.
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Deaf Hearing Dietograph Promises Instant Sound Restoration
An advertisement from Dietograph Products Corporation claims a device can instantly restore hearing for the hearing impaired. It touts no delay or danger, offers a 10 day free trial with no deposit or obligation, and urges readers to send name and address to receive the trial.
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Older Girls Conference Opens at First Christian Church
The annual Older Girls Conference begins at the First Christian Church with about 100 delegates registered. Banquet at 6:20 pm features Miss Katherine Gabriel as toastmaster and Sam Weatherby and Miss Bessie Milburn giving responses.
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City Bus Ordinance Nears Final Reading Tomorrow
Lawrence prepares for a final reading of a proposed bus licensing ordinance limiting inter city lines. Bus operators may object to license fees and insurance requirements. fee amount undecided. Local notices also mention a pie sale and a school drill team dance at GO Hall with community events.
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