Haskell hands William Jewell 6 2 setback in baseball
Haskell Institute led by pitcher Lee Daney defeated William Jewell College 6 to 2 in a college baseball game. Daney worked the full route, while Jewell scored twice in the third inning on singles and a triple. No home runs were hit. Shafar and Panpio had two hits for Jewell, Daney and teammate Ward held the visitors in check after the third inning.
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Pat” Hanley
Haskell’ Institute
William
Braves
Purple and Gold
Owens
White
Hall
Ward
Collins
Daney
Jewels
Shafar
Panpio
Stonone
Willian
Sharfar
Menthorne
Parton
Umfire
al Brewer
Haskell Institute
Indians Face Two Crucial Baseball Finishes
Haskell Institute has two remaining games this season. The Indians visit Liberty Missouri to play William Jewell College and then close at St Marys against Steve O Rourke s squad. Joe Pappio leaves Sunday for Minnesota. Braves aim to win with Brightman Cochrane or Daney pitching at Jewell and Kilbuck versus St Marys.
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Haskell Institute
Indians
Liberty
William Jewell College
St. Marys
Steve O'Rourke
Ahether
Joe Pappio
Minnesota
Braves
Coachates
Brightman
Cochrane
Daney
William Jewell
Kilbuck
St. Matrjys
Edge to Huskers Aggies Jayhawkers Meet in Lincoln
Three Valley schools Kansas, Nebraska and Kansas State face off in a triangular track meet at Lincoln Nebraska on Saturday. Kansas entries include Fisher Rooney Wongivai Powers and teammates in sprints distance events and field events. Dope favors Nebraska slightly with all three teams weak in field events.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Nebraska
Aggies
Karl, Schlademan
University of Kansas Tracksters
Fisher
Rooney
Wongivai
Powers
Engle
McAdow
Watson
Lewis
Grady
Pratt
Ernst
Bronson
Graham
Doornbos
Poor
Ferguson
Goodland
Tsett
Phillips
Goodell
McGee
Gonnelly
L. Baker
Player Guyon Visits Haskell Institute
Right fielder Guyon of the Louisville Colonels, a former Haskell student, visits Haskell Institute today. The American Association and National League results are listed with several rain delays and high scoring games across cities.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chiesgo
Haskell Doe
Guyon
Louisville Colonels
American Association League
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Eisse
Bound Over To Court In Battery Theft Case
B. P. Thornton of Kansas City was bound over to district court on a $500 bond for allegedly converting to his own use an Exide battery valued at 34. Yesterday afternoon a hearing before Justice John Clark in Justice Court led to the bindover. Fritz Meyn charged Thornton with taking the battery on September 29, 1929. Another charge, using a motor license issued to another man on his car, was continued for hearing until next Monday afternoon.
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B. P. Thornton
Kansas City
Jus Justice’ Court
John Clark
Fritz Meyn
Thornton
Young artists compete in contest at Wichita for trip to Portland
Four state contestants from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas vie tonight in Wichita in piano violin and vocal divisions to determine representatives for the national Young Artists contest in Portland Oregon. Sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs the district event proceeds under the National Federation of Music Clubs supervision. Razor blades all makes at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Aransas
Portland
Ore
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Rankin’s Drug’ Store
Mass
Why Infield Fly Rule Doesn't Apply With One Runner
The writer argues the rule should not apply when only first base is occupied and there are fewer than two outs. He claims it protects baserunners from double plays, notes the batsman must run out his hit, and warns against making batters act like machines. He cites potential loss of initiative and unfair penalization for indifference.
Knights Templar Meet in Pittsburg Conclave
Knights representing thirty eight commanderies gathered in Pittsburg Kansas for the fifty sixth annual conclave of the grand commandery. About seven hundred Sir Knights attended the opening religious services where Rev James P De Wolfe of Kansas City delivered the sermon. A parade followed, then luncheon at Kansas state teachers college. Ten drill teams competed this afternoon with a dance planned for the evening. Judge Hugh Means of Lawrence presiding. officers to be elected at tomorrow’s session.
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Kas
Knights Templar
Thas Grand Commandery
James P. de Wolfe
Kansas City
Kansas Jstate Teachers College
Hugh Means
Lawrence
Wichita
Kan
Forrest Préwett
Colorado Springs
Prewett
Haven hires Louise Freese for third grade in Haven
Lou ise Freese daughter of F W Freese of Lawrence has been elected to teach third grade in Haven Kansas for next year. She is a sophomore at Emporia Teachers College and will receive a life certificate in June. She has participated in the Kindergarten Primary Club and the YWCA. She specializes in primary work.
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Emporia
Kansas
Louise Freese
F. W. Freese
Lawrence
Haven
Miss Freese
Emporia Teachers College
Kindergarten
Young Women's Christian Association
To Research Hospital Mrs John Weibel Ill in Kansas City
Mrs John Weibel who has been seriously ill has been taken to Research Hospital in Kansas City Missouri for treatment.
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Research Hospital
John Weibel
Kansas City
Lon A Smith Elected to Advisory Board of Fraternal Aid Union
Hon Lon A Smith of Austin Texas railroad commissioner for the Lone Star state was elected yesterday to the Advisory Board of the Fraternal Aid Union filling a vacancy The vote was by the other board members Smith has long served Texas in public office and with the F A U as a Supreme Auditor A J Baumann of Grand Island Nebraska was chosen to fill the vacancy left by Smiths move and is known as a postmaster of his town The union expects broad approval of the selections as both men are active in its work and well known to members.
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Lon A. Smith
Austin
Texas
Lone Star
Fraternal Aid Union
Smith
A. J. Baumann
Grand Island
Neb
Wigmore to Lecture at University of Kansas May 18
Northwestern Law dean John H. Wigmore will lecture Monday evening May 18 at 8 in Fraser chapel, on The World's Legal Systems. The talk, under the Kansas University School of Law, is open to the public with no admission fee. Wigmore, famed for his Laws of Evidence and work in comparative law, will use colored lantern slides. Also noted: post office issues Lexington and Concord 1 and 2 cent stamps marking the 150th anniversary of the battle.
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John H. Wigmore
Northwestern University Law School
Chicago
Fraser Chapel
School of Law
University of Kansas
Dean Wigmore
Amelia
Quiet Title Suit Filed by Wright Against Hall
Evert C. Wright files a quiet title suit in district court against Jacob Hall and others. The county commissioners plan to meet tomorrow for a regular session in the courthouse.
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Evert C. Wright
Jacob Hall
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