Jayhawker Track Preparations For Aggie Meet At Kansas Field
The Jayhawker track squad trains hard for the Aggie meet at Kansas Field next Saturday at 2 PM. Kansas entrants mirror last week against Nebraska with Bradley and Kearney in sprints and hurdles, O Leary and Griffin in the 4:40 yard run, and Meidinger Brown in the half mile. Field events feature Rogers Dillenbeck in pole vault while Bradley Broady enter weight events and Matthews defends the javelin. Aggies expected stronger, with Irwin Karns in sprints, Billy Price in 440 and 1 mile, Ky kendall Henry, and a robust field including Hope Council Woodbury Dobson Constable Jennings and the Manhatta n relay squad.
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Schlademan
Nebraska
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Kearney
O'Leary
Griffin
Meidinger
Brown
Massey
James
Patterson
Wii
Firehaugh
Aggies
Irwin
Karns
Billy
Price
Clapp
Mathais
Kykendall
Aile
Henry
Manhattan
Hope and Council
Hope
Council
Woodbury
Dobson
Constable
Jennings
Northwestern Faces Tough Return To Athletic Form
Evanston May 14 Northwestern University plans a strong fall push after a meeting with over seventy five football candidates. Dana Evans and Glenn Thistlewaite urged readiness for a rigorous training slate starting September 15 to reverse the program’s slump and match rival universities.
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Patten Gymnasium
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Elf Hve
Chicago
Columbia College Baseball Team Heads to Missouri Series
Coach Patsy Clark will take a twelve man squad aboard the Union Pacific tonight at 8:05 for a two day invasion of the Missouri Tigers. The first game is set for tomorrow with the second on Saturday afternoon. The team is healthier after a recent illness hit, and Boyd, previously sidelined, has recovered and will likely play in both games.
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K. WU
Patsy” -Clark
Union ‘Pacific
Missouri Tiger Camp
Missouri
Boyd
Staplin to Outfield or Second Base Debate
The report discusses Staplin's field position, arguing he will move to the outfield full time unless he should be used at second base. It frames the decision as a strategic question for the team’s lineup and defensive balance.
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Staplin
Will
Haskell Teams Schedule Weekend Baseball and Track Engagements
Haskell baseball leaves today for a two day series at Marshall Missouri against Missouri Valley College. Track team travels to Pittsburg Kansas for tomorrow’s meet amid injuries lowering confidence in a possible two victory. Rev G N Jackson returns from St Paul Minnesota after conferring the 33rd degree of Masonry. The first New York World’s Fair era streetcar Bowery line opened in 1882. Frank S Hollett pioneer Methodist aeroplane circumnavigation claim noted.
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Ab Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Pittsburg
Kansas
Last Night's Kansas City Trip Loose Ends in County Affairs
Mrs E W Cross returned from Kansas City where they attended a convention of funeral conductors held Monday to Wednesday. W H McKone was re elected secretary of the state Elks. J H Cohn was elected vice president. Marriage license business failed when the couple could not qualify due to a minor without parental consent. Uttinger jailed on charges of aiding a father’s holdup, released after witness failed to appear. Johnsons arms were damaged in a past fight. Gentry released on $500 bond for liquor law violation. County commissioners met in routine session. a small pine tie fire near the U P station caused minimal loss. Raymond E Gould returned to Kansas City after visiting his mother. Buddhist note on marriage carried into next life through death by self action.
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E.W. Cross
Kansas City
Willie Uttinger
Raymond’ E. Gould
D. I. Gould
Famix
Bats Highlighted as the Sole Flight Capable Mammals
A brief note identifies bats as the only mammals able to true flight, distinguishing their winged physiology from other mammals. The quirky item emphasizes bat uniqueness in the animal kingdom.
Water shut offs in Section West set for next ten days
Water department will shut mains in Section West of Louisiana and north of 12th Street for several hours over the next days to connect mains. Residents are advised to draw water in advance to avoid inconvenience during improvements. Supt. Wm S Henderson warns outages will be as short as possible and to plan ahead for at least ten days. A separate classified ad notes a rug sale drawn by a week-long listing with many calls.
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Satan
Water Department
Wm.s. Henderson
Paces Sdate
Stillman Divorce Case Denies Impropriety by Mrs Stillman
In a Poughkeepsie court Mrs Anne A Stillman on cross examination denies impropriety with Fred Beauvais claiming no such misconduct in her years with him dating from 1914. Judge and lawyers clash over witness statements while Beauvais initials on a ring are explained as a farm equipment stamp.
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Poughkeepsie
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Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Dian Guide
Young
Guy
Stillman
Wiliam ‘Rand
Farmer Brothers
Montreal Jewelers
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