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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1926

Page

3

Indians Defeat Teachers in Four-Run Fourth Inning

The Indians beat the Teachers yesterday afternoon at Haskell Diamond, scoring all nine runs in the fourth inning. Ward started on the mound for the Redskins, with Wedge relieving in the fifth. Sikubity and Evall contributed late-game hits as Pittsburgh’s defense faltered, yielding a wide gap in the score.

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Lawrence High Baseball Tournaments Weather Delays Play

Wet conditions slow intramural baseball as Lawrence High teams race in a tourney. Farm A West A Middle A Middle B hold undefeated records with Farm A, West A, and Middle B among leaders. Coach Severt announces games to finish by May 25 after Monday's 7 6 Farm A loss and West A defeat.

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Three Entered in State Meet for Five Events

Three star track performers from The State Teachers college will compete in the state meet. Claibourd headlines with a 10 flat 100 and 24.3 220, entering five events including sprints and relays. Riegel plans pole vault javelin and 220 low hurdles with a Sterling meet first in hurdles and a 6 foot 6 inch javelin best.

A. T State Teachers College Claibourd Sring Pittsburg Sterling Nlewene Tirah

Jamestown entry to Missouri Valley meet shines star Minks

Jamestown Kansas in Cloud county sends one entrant to the Missouri Valley interscholastic track carnival. Russell Minks stands out as a high jumper with a 6 feet 6 inches leap, surpassing the world high school mark and the 1924 Olympic winning height. He aims to set a new tournament record. An Argentine high school athlete also gains attention for sprint and distance events on the state college track program.

Manhattan Jamestown Cloud County Kansas Russell Minks Brnning Athes Sfate Vas College

Baseball scores and standings across American and National Leagues

Baseball scores from the American Association and National League show Kansas City seven Toledo two, St Paul one Minneapolis six, Columbus two, and Pittsburgh eleven Philadelphia one. The Brooklyn six Chicago two, Cincinnati seven Boston four. American League notes a rain delay and ongoing traffic report follows.

Kansas City Toledo St.Paul Tinneapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia New Yokk Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Boston Puise

Plan for city commissions outlined by engineering dean

Eye F. F. Walker, dean of the K. Uy. school of engineering and city planning member, submits an outlined plan for the commission to follow next year. He Taukt vee Immer, chairman of the women, suggests work outlines for traffic regulation, playgrounds and other activities. The report will likely be discussed at the commission's regular June meeting.

F. F. Walker K. Uy. School of Engineering City Planning Commission Dellow Taukt Vee Immer

Kansas Senator urges journalism building at KU

Snyder, former Ways and Means chair, proposes a University of Kansas journalism building to retain Kansas students. He notes Kansas boys go to Missouri to study journalism and cites past state funding roles. The item links to broader state education support.

Sugeest Teavenworth State Senate Snyder University of Kansas Department of Journalism Kansas Missouri Senate Ways and Means

Ancient Punishment for Modern Freshies

Rural social notes recount a town gathering week of dances and dinners with neighbors and kin. The piece records visits, neighbors calling, garden nights, and a funeral mention, highlighting community ties, church events, school plans, and a long list of local residents and relatives attending events and visits.

Local Church Members Honored in Lawrence Community Notes

Thursday through Sunday social rounds include Mr and Mrs B L Brown hosting Baptist ministers and their wives, Ed Howard family visits, Dreher family at a funeral in Richland, and Sr high prom at Vinland. Multiple households in Lawrence share callers, reunions, and Sunday dinners with extended relatives and neighbors.

Andrewsen Jats Hout Cearge Martin Tarpy Arthur Wiliam Tom Hout Vivian Allen Roy Harrell Dren Lois Blanche Bruce Heney Dirk Floyd Maxine Jane Hazel Russell SM Gardner Kansas City Martina Plyh Irene Alma Harrel Martin Tirchur William Lawrance T Nelson Topeka Emma Kampfehroder Jeorge Nonnison Roy Goff Model Russell Harrell Ant Lloyd Hu Will Britton Dave Harrell Lone Star J. D. Gibler Eugene Gubler Lawrence Love Star Jane Anderson Claxton Robert Steele Edith Lobb Mike U of Belvoir Chester Baldwin Grace Hulee Nina Anderson Opalelsony Old Belvoir Otto Bidinger Stull Eben Anderson Fred Baldwin Harve Barton Marion Carl Woodward Howard Dorothy Will Kampschreder John Hout Arthur Losh Martina Emma Kampschreder Rene Alma Harrell Ross Jones Merritt Woodward Betty Lee Thelma Belveir Arthur J Losh Gibler A. Gardner Weihigs Dee Woodward Will Cummings Arthur Cummings Pleasant Valley Cummings Charles Mera Belle Feryd Hollt Andrew Denset Lewis Nazerine Oscarton R Lewis Harry Johnson Alel Soin Olio Frank Bidinger Ales Cooper Edna Kdehler Mrs Harvey McClaughy Hilda ‘Woehler Eugene Lewy Leavenworth Torreon J. Nannie Stout Pleasant Grove John Bowman Anans Hospital Deter Abs Will Fischor Wennell Walton Langrenc Menners W.F Swat Bungay Dey Za Opal Steen Hunsinger Carl Ed Howard B. L. Brown Famiy The Baptist Church Nisely Bobbie Peter Dreher Otto Dreher Will Schutz Richland Mabel Day Vinland Ernest Rulston Moore Miss Rath C. K. Meek and Sons L. D. Howard Krem C. Kram John Rs. E. Ralston Joe Saile Jack Wolke Frank Reuseh Laura Frank Wesley Bert Babbit Som Dale Chrole Edwards C. L. Meek Inf Lawrence E. Brown Edgar Nod Chas. Howard Mrs. Green Welcome

Hair Groom Advertisement Claims All Day Style

An ad touts Hair-Groom as a grease free preparation costing only a few cents per jar at drug stores. Millions use it for natural gloss and a well groomed finish that lasts through work and social events. It claims to tame unruly hair and even aid growth to thicker, heavier locks.

Community Socials and Family Visits Span Weekend

Sunday evening gatherings with Mr and Mrs B Edwards and multiple visits across Oak Ridge and nearby towns. Milford Miller dined with the Chas Howard household while Mrs Ray Shirar and Miss Alberta Collins were seen visiting. The Johanson and Leary families hosted and Gunther Seele and family joined others near Bracket and Kansas City.

T. N. Shirar Leary

Purification Health Ad Prompts Calotabs Course

Doctors endorse purification as foundation of health and vitality. The ad urges a Calotabs cleansing course, taken weekly for several weeks, claiming it purifies the entire system. A family package with directions is available for 35 cents at drugstores.

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