Missouri Comes Here for Two Games Series
Missouri University baseball nine visits Jackson county for a two game series on Stadium field Friday and Saturday. Kansas aims to avenge early season losses to Missouri and seeks rhythm from a reshuffled batting order as Coach Clink plans changes. Davis Wright Dunne and Pass cited as pitchers with Davies and Wright featuring for Kansas while Ames and Black squads prepare for the challenge.
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Oklahoma
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Tigers Meet Jayhawks in Closely Fought Missouri Dual
University of Kansas track team travels to Columbia to duel Missouri on Saturday in a close meet likely decided by a few points. Fisher, sprinter, returns from a leg injury to compete. Three events will count for points as in the Nebraska meet. weather and conditions could influence results.
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University of Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Dope
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Fisher
Nebraska
Won 4 Tennis Match Rebounds for Kansas Jayhawks
The University of Kansas tennis team extended its winning streak yesterday afternoon on the home courts against Washington University. Singles matches were split with both teams claiming wins by comfortable margins as Kansas players including Rogers led the way in a hard fought afternoon.
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Washington University
Kansas
Pikers
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E .Dayhawkers
Kansas Jayhawkers Begin Tough Tennis Block
The Kansas team, fresh from a victory over Washington Piker artists, prepares to meet Illinois for a series of three matches in St. Louis. The undefeated two man tennis duo, coming off a win, faces Washington in a return at 2:00 belock with singles and doubles to follow.
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Belock
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F A U. Wins Opener as Tonganoxie Edged 7 6
The F A U baseball team beat Tonganoxie 7 to 6 at home on Sunday with Luce Gallagher and Reed opposing Burneau and McRill. F A U plans more games each Sunday and seeks next week’s opponent. W H Hutton at the FA U building handles the team. Valley track entries from Nebraska and Oklahoma are noted plus Kansas entrants for a Topeka meet.
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Luce
Gallagher
Reed
Tonreanoxie
Burneau
McRill
FA. U
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Hartig Total
Edmondson Hartig leads Elks with 215 pins as Albaugh and Hetzel prepare to bowl tonight. Scores include 04 212 274 296 96 12 813 279 amid a fragmented recap of late entries and standings.
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Sidelights on a Rain-Interrupted Baseball Game
Umpire Wheeler kept calls steady as rain halted play after the fifth inning. Touds George hit a historic first-inning home run, clearing the canvas in left. Bolin at third impressed with fielding, while Price mishandled chances. Kansas players Yor Hes Hewitt Lonborg and Black contributed. Lonborg’s opening drive went to deep right. If Price had not been caught, more runs might have followed, with the Jayhawkes near an unlikely win.
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Fishex
Prohibition Agents Escaped Prosecution in 1921 Cleanup
Washington May 13 The Daugherty committee heard that thirty four violators who purveyed intoxicants escaped prosecution as cleanup efforts under the Harding administration began in late 1921. Former prohibition agent H J Burton testified that arrests and warrants were issued mainly against bootleggers operating through hotels, but many were released on bonds. The report also mentions figures Willie Morgan and state representative from Florida Morgin returning from St Louis.
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SoBe Swim Stars Ready For Olympic Trials
Honolulu May 12 Associated Press Although Duke Kahanamoku sparked U.S. sprints to victory in 100 meters at Stockholm his fame may revive this year Sam Kahanamoku younger brother is named to the Hawaiian A A U squad for sectionals in breast with a 1 12 25 mark. Charles Passison Pau Kealoha Richard Gartley John Watt appear among veteran and college names vying for spots and island records in pole vault high hurdles and relay events.
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Associated Press
Charles Passison
Sue Pang
Pau Keagloha
Dak
Richard Gartley
Yale
Pialder
Island
John Watt
Cornell University
Lec
Women and physical training in youth endure hardship
A speech by Dr Bacon urges vigorous physical training for girls arguing it builds poise and health while warning neglect harms heart health. She compares girls to boys and stresses outdoor activity, discipline, and the need for laws ending child labor to foster strong future citizens.
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Jole Durstion
America
Tent Show Opens At Eldridge Back Of Week's Pause
A fragmented notice reports a tent show opening at the Eldridge venue with audience presence described as over half filled. The readable lines hint at a lively performance and attendance, though many words are garbled. The item preserves local theater notes and names a venue and general scene.
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Yerba Cross
Eldridge
Deaths and funerals listed in local notice page
Mrs. Sarah Jane Engle aged 85 died at home 2301 Barker Avenue after five years illness. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Rev N D Goehring to officiate. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Samuel Raber funeral services at Romsey Funeral Home Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Rev E T McParland to conduct. No flowers requested. Pie Shoppe opening in Topeka with Uwana Vie Shoppe offering pies and angel food cakes.
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Barker Avenue
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
N.D. Goehring
Oak Hill Cemetery
Samuel Raber
Samuel. Raber
George F. Derby
Romsey
E. T. McParland
Possinl
Topeka
Fort-To-Fort
Cellent
Opening of Uwana Pie Shoppe Draws Journal World Advertisers
A fragment notes the Uwana Pie Shoppe’s opening advertised in the Journal World and attracting many patrons, reflecting local business interest and media reach during the period.
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World
Ackerman Appears in Zeigfeld Follies Scene at Varsity
Bernice Ackerman daughter of Mrs J F Ackerman stars in the Zeigfeld Follies scene in the film The Great White Way showing at the Varsity tomorrow and Thursday. The full chorus is in the picture and Miss Ackerman is clearly visible.
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J. F. Ackerman
Varsity
Miss Ackerman
Rotary club to observe Better Homes week program
At tomorrows Rotary club meeting at Weidemann the program led by Harald Constant focuses on Better Homes week. Allamy will have a chance to share views on home building value.
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Better Homes
Rotary Club
Poon
Weidemann
Harald Constant
Allamy
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