Lawrence High Falls 12 to 1 in Lecompton Tilt
Lawrence High School baseball suffered a 12 to 1 defeat at Woolland Park as Lecompton outplayed them in a hard fought afternoon game. Anhrland started on the mound but was pulled after limited success, with Woodard and Harrington sharing duties and HM delivering a steady effort.
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Lawrence High School
Lecompton High-School
Woolland Park
Lecomptonites
Anhrland
Nille
Lawrence
Woodard
Harrington
Sample Books at Wolf's Book Store Invitation
An invitation to view sample books at Wolf's Book Store and to take them to your residence. The message emphasizes visiting the store to see samples available for home use.
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Wolf's Book Store
Meeting Nebraska Today Track Men from K. U. Should Annex Victory
Nebraska and Kansas track teams meet this afternoon with both sides confident. Kansas left yesterday morning fresh from training and aims to edge the Cornhuskers in a decisive event.
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K. U
Kansas
Nebraska
Cano
Stovall Delay Put Off By Mrs Johnsons Illness
President Johnson may delay his trip to St Louis to meet American League directors over Stovalls suspension as Mrs Johnson's illness slows the schedule. The league head planned to depart last night but may now depart Sunday. Team totals list Brown Morris and other figures with unclear scores and names due to damaged text.
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Chicago
Johnson
Opening of Basson Delayed as Edmondson's Men Prepare to Meet Stevens
Edmondson's Lawrence squad faces Charley Bowman's Stevens of Kansas City tomorrow afternoon in the city league opener at Woodland Park. Rain delayed the planned start last Sunday, with a few double headers already used to complete the schedule. Fans have met for weeks and hope for a game as Jupiter Plivius remains doubtful. Edmondson predicts a classy lineup and aims to start the season strong despite potential weather interference. F. J. Hunt has placed three pianos in Lawrence homes this week through J. W. Jenkins Sons. Douglas County Normal Institute opens the 2nd and runs four weeks, with county certificates exams set for June 27 and 28.
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Woodland Park
Edmondson
Lawrence
Charley’ Bowman
Stevens
Kansas City
Lawrerve
Jupiter Plivius
Quakers Triumph in Rough Win Over Friends
Quakers beat Friends by a score of five to three as Liston pitched for Quakers and Salisbury for Friends. Liston struck out eight and allowed five hits, while Salisbury yielded five strikeouts and eight errors aided Baker's five counters. Major players included Majors and Brazel for Quakers and Vernon, Hassler, and Kerns for Friends.
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Quakers
Baldwin Kan
Maers
Friends
Nakee Liston
Cent
Salisbury
Baker
Akers
E Stevens
Anderson
E Beal
Konantz
Burley
Lyman
Tb O
Brazel
Mageée
Glover
Ashford
I. i
Davis
Ricord
Roseberry
Majors
Liston
Vernon
Sawin
Rain Halts Nebraska Kansas Game At Lincoln
Rain halted the Kansas Nebraska college baseball game in Lincoln yesterday afternoon as Coach Frank and his squad prepared for a potential corn husking event. Jay Bond’s Freshmen faced the Haskell Indians while Midway Club members overwhelmed the Braves by 9 to 6 with Miller and Miller handling pitching duties for the drayhawkers.
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J. Plugins
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoln
Frank
Jay
Bond
Haskell Indians
Midway Club
University
Miller
Drayhawkers
Athletics At Play Festival Plans by YMCA Director Bolts
YMCA athletic director Bolts outlined the May 24 Play Festival program focusing on grades to reduce disparities for smaller boys. About 125 to 150 boys are expected to enter with five city schools fielding teams from grades five through seven, plus combined eighth grades for certain events. Coaches for each school were named and events include 50 yard dash high jump broad jump pole vault and relay. First meetings Monday at four pm will collect names and give outs. Prizes announced by Mrs Don Carlos and Mrs Thompson awarded at Pinckney school Tuesday. final prize by Mrs Perkins.
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Bolts
Central
Hoskins
Ed Todd
W. Gibson
H. Reed
New York
Bert Kennedy
Mr. Castle
Pinckney
Howard Laslett
Chas. Randall
Harold Nottingham
Woodlews
J.“H. Boltz
Rook
Woodard
Quines
Ross
Earl Metcalf
Sune
Prizes Awarded In City School by Junior Civic League
The Junior Civic League awarded prizes to city schools including a five dollar prize to New York school for full membership reporting. The award funded the school piano. At Quincy school Miss Brodd's room received a prize presented by Mrs. T. H. Chalkley. Central school split into two divisions.
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Junior Civic League
New York
Central
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Summary of yesterday's baseball results includes American League games St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Chicago 6 Washington 1 New York 9 Detroit 0. National League notes Cincinnati 3 New York, Philadelphia 3 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 5 Boston 5 Pittsburg 4. American Association St Paul 8 Kansas City 5. Other scores Milwaukee Tl Minneapolis 22 Toledo 6 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 2 Columbus 2. An advertising line mentions Mrs W Simons pumps and repair services at 621 Mass St and O'Brien & Co.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
St- Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Retain Journalism at Kansas State Agricultural College
The Department of Industrial Journalism will remain at Kansas Agricultural College for now, with the printing plant staying but the printing course abolished. Printing will be offered as an elective within other courses. Local representative F L Hunt at 1400 Conn. Note: fragmentary wording limits details.
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K.S. A. GC
Manhattan
Ken
Kansas Agricultural College
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Dongslas County Normal Institute
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Jack Johnson
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Tanover Bros
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F. L. Hunt
Connecticut
Rambler Auto
New Jersey
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Clyde Findley
BE. Harris
Warren Street
Massachusetts
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Boise Valley
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Territory Brothers Nurseries
Rochetér
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National Nurseries
Rochester
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Wolf’s Book Store
Steinway
Carl F. L. Hunt
Jenkins
Wolf’s
Overland Automobile Company
Overland
Solon Emery
Curtis Bros., Proprietors
St, Lawrence
Sting
Mrs. W. (. Simons
O’brien & Co
Mass
Newmark
Studebaker
Chas. Lescher
Wise
Dept
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Smoot
Willson
Studebarker
W. W. Cockins
G. C. Perkins
Mr. Manly
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