Prospects Dim for Kansas Track Meet Rosters
The report notes weak athletic interest as Kansas hosts a track meet at Peake Field. Richard L. Treweeke and Bob Simpson are highlighted as key figures, with Simpson aiming to extend Missouri victories. Welsh and other stars may miss events due to military service, affecting lineup for the Fort Riley camp matchup.
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Richard L. Treweeke
Fort Bailey
Ainother
Issopri- Kansas
Peceak
Ernie
Fortiley
Bob” Simpson
Missouri Huppler
Simm Pearet
McCook Field
Missouri
Simpson
Cae
Missouri Kansas series opener at McCook field
The first of the Missouri Kansas series is set for this afternoon at four on Mc Cook field. Jayhawker team, missing Captain George Smee whose father died yesterday, faces long odds. Missouri stands thirteen wins this year and pitching duties shift from Craig to Poirier tomorrow.
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Missouri-Kansas
McCook Field
Jayhawker
George Smee
Sather
Wakeeney
Missouri
Meg
Craig
Poirier
Thorpe transfer to Cincinnati shocks baseball world
One of the year's surprising moves sees Jim Thorpe, the Giant outfielder and versatile athlete, sold by McGraw to Cincinnati. The trade fuels speculation Thorpe will flourish under Mathewson Bon’s guidance as he refines power hitting and fielding for the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thorpe
Giant
McGraw
Cinnati
Thorpe
Promse
Jim
Pali
Mathew- Bon
Cincinnati
Note Sams Primer Note Sams Primer
A fragment quotes a munitions maker described as having much work ahead to produce sinews of war. The speaker hints close scrutiny and plans to push the producer by forcing hard work and reducing profits.
Local Social Roundup From Sibley and Vicinities
Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Cooper visited Mrs Eckman Sunday afternoon. Miss Ina Cowles spent Sunday with Mrs E C Cowles. Mr Graham called on Mr John Akin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Weeks visited with Reubens Weeks. Miss Fern Emmons of Lawrence toured with Miss Madeline Atwood. Frank Freese of Wichita visited relatives. John Service of Kansas City stayed with Mrs Marshall. Mrs E L Johnson of Lawrence visited Fred Cowles last Friday. Miss Aaileen Marshall and Miss Madeline Atwood called on Mrs John Akin.
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Will Winkelman
Juda
Will Kline
Edith Luckan
Henry Toyne
Will Anderson
Davidson Home
Ed. Hughey
Aro
Chas, Douglas
James Toyner
Otto Luckan, Jr
Pallleaf
Thelma
W. EF. Pettingill
Selma
Alpin Seele
Elkay
Ife
Reetz
Lawrence
McCulloch
Joe Doyle
Bonner Springs
William Tornade
Walter Brown
T. Mc Harborn
Lucille
Harold Marshall
Ed. Harvey
Dailey
Clinton
Shirek
McNish Place
Louise
Frederick Freese
Fred Cowles
Frank Horrell
Burgtorf
Bert Day
J. H. Freese
Will Freese
Mildred
Mabel Day
Wilma Quelech
Lucille Howard
Frank Smith
Cooper
Eckman
Ina Cowles
E. C. Cowles
Mrr. Graham
John. Akin
Arthur Weeks
Reubens Weeks
Fern Emmons
Madeline Atwood
Frank Freese
Wichita
John Service
Kansas City
C. F. Wolfkuhle
Grandma Schneider
Will Lutz
Grange
Wateon
D. P. Rake
Charles Eberhart
Will Wulfkuhle
F. V. Wu
Lawrence Visit Alters Kepple Niece Living Arrangements
Mrs Stafford travelled to Lawrence on Tuesday to meet her little niece Vera Kepple who arrived from Lawrence alone and will reside with her aunt indefinitely. Vera is the daughter of the late Merril Kepple formerly of near Baldwin.
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Milton) Kring
Baldwin
Otto Johanning
Ruth Stafford
Portin
Johanning
Sam Oand
Evra
Baugh
Azra Barnhart
Ira Hird
Ray Vaughn
John Heim
Kansas City
John Stafford
Brubaker
Ed Hyland
Crawford
Aga Turner
Local notices and social updates from Baldwin area
A Baldwin community page notes postponement of a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting to Tuesday. It lists visits, schooling updates, absences, club meetings, and various local residents’ activities including travel to Topeka, housecleaning, and family gatherings. A 1917 tire remark from W H Simmons praises Ajax tires after 6,000 miles on a Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simmons
Clearwater
Minn
Maxwell
Doctor Sanderson to Visit Congregational Church in Lawrence
Dr Sanderson spends week acquainting with Lawrence Congregational Church members and will speak at morning and evening services. He will stay at University Club and is praised as an active pastor in Sandusky Ohio with eight years at Plymouth Church.
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Robinson Auditorium
St. Louis
Doctor Sanderson
Congregational Church
Lawrence
University Club
Sandusky
Ohio
Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sander
Ross Sanderson
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Missouri Street
Lewis
MA Thorpe
Villa Edeen
Jere Crabb
H.A. Hallenbeck
William Tornaden
W. E. Brock
James Toyne
Nine Mile Embroidery Club
Sam Billiland
Carl
Foley
Laney
Oey
Ogim
Thorp
Geaw de Wiete Teeteedt
Leas Lothes
Dr. Orelup
Sibley
Frank Topping
Danmire
Excelsior
Woman's Missionary Society
Frank Luts
Eugene Lutz
Stafford
Cers
Ed Ingle
Jimmie Dyer
Lea
Mareline Frauenfelder
Fenee
Twa
Miller
West Baldwin
Edo Hyland
Josephine Swimley
Staffords
Frauen- Moundlay
Miss Defenbaugh
Ottawa
Creo
McCulloch’s
D. J. Rake
J. BE. Murphy
David Murphy
Vrenee
Marl Evans
Revo
Mow
We Cray
Top
S.C Dwig
Topeka
Hoffsammer
August Walter
Walter
Nichols
Menry Enkelka
Juhn
Worge
Murphy
M. J. Lavin
Roy Rake
Paul Hoffsommer
James Murphy
Wulfshrdluu
Hanna
Peoples State Bank
DR. Sanderson
Arnett & Colvard
9Th Street
Whittom
George Edwards
A. J. Iiintom
Palm Beach
the Hub Clothing Co
Douce Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Butrter-Saunderson Motor Co
the Man
The
Railway and Light Company
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Roy F. Waring
U. S. Artillery
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