Missouri-Kansas meet thrills Tigers win by 21
Missouri defeated Kansas 65 to 44 at McCook Field in a clash marked by standout performances. Bob Simpson set a curved track 240 yard hurdles mark in 24 2-5 seconds and led Missouri with 21 points as Casey Pattison won the pole vault and O Leary the quarter. The meet featured weak KU attendance and extended preparations for upcoming conferences.
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Bob Simpson
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Tigers
McCook Field
Kansas
Simpson
Captain Roadkey
O'Leary
Statelet
Pattinson
Woodward
Grutzmacher
Rice
Sprouls
Duncan
McCookeld
K. UV
W. C. Hamilton
Mount Oread
Hamilton
Lincoln
Ames
Chicago
Jayhawker
K. U
Pattison
Missouri Gibbons
Fort Riley
Missouri-Kansas
Casey
Johnson
Ohnson
Riley
Trewarke
Welsh
Selielz
Dunecan
Sproull
Renick
O'Levy
Nansis
Rider
Rodkey
Murphy
Scholz
Stateler
Flint
Nate W. Downs
Selbie
Bend
Kansas City
Lawrence
Daggy
P. Coffman
Haskell Beats Southwestern In Close Baseball Sale
Haskell edged Southwestern 6 to 5 as a late rally fell short. Davis, Haskell second baseman, made a standout one handed grab in right field. Next games: Kiggies at Manhattan Thursday and return in Lawrence Tuesday May 22. Also notes on track meet talks with the Aggies and a dancing recital ticket sale.
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Southwestern University
Haskell
Southwestern
Braves
Davis
Baker University
Kiggies
Manhattan
Lawrence
Warrensburg Normals
A.M. Venne
Clevenger
Aggies
Indians
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
An ad describing catarrh as blood infection promotes S S S from Swift Specific Co 805 Swift Building Atlanta Ga as a cure. It claims sprays washes and gargles fail and urges readers to write for guidance.
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The
Swift
Specific Co
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Red Cross Tag Day Receipts Hit 470.71 in Lawrence
The first Red Cross tag sale in Lawrence raised 470.71 from tag sales and a 5 donation, with 486.71 total including new member dues. Women volunteers and headquarters at four Massachusetts Street locations organized supplies work and class progress. New members list includes Mrs. A L Carey Miss Nellie McLean and many others.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
Red Cross Fund
Geo. Ware
Massachusetts Street
Wilson’s Jug
Ecke
McCulloch
Kansas Electric Utilities Company
H. E. Don ‘Carlos
C. H. Ashton
W.A. Harris
James Mitchell
Red Cross Society
National
First Flight Golf Drawings At Lawrence Club
The Lawrence Country Club announces draws for the championship golf tournament first flight. Match play begins weekly with a time limit, and forfeits occur for missed opponents. Thirty nine entries promise strong competition and better prizes.
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Lawrence Country Club
Irving Hill
C. C. Stewart
Cc. E. Lindley
A. MacMurray
P. A.pinshrope
FB. Strong
FW. Blackmar
G. W. Kuhne
H. T. Jones
Grant Herod
C. Crawford
Owen Carl
Robt. Rowlands
G. Ware
W. If McKone
D. L. Patterson
KJ. Meade
A. J. Boynton
Herman Olcott
S. A. More
A. Barteldes
J. G. Gibb
M. W. Sterling
J. H. Driesbach
O. Harteldes
J. T. Skinner
Vie Dokyeay
W. EL Spalding
Chas. PL
Starkweather
el, Friend
S Ceaserenes
IL Bulleneathe
Cos. Hart
Johnson
J. A. Esterly
Francis Dacdicke
MT. Barteldes
Stop Grain Trading as Board of Trade Moves to Curb Runaway Prices
Chicago May 14 Directors of the board of trade ordered a two day halt on all wheat trading except to liquidate existing contracts. May wheat and May oats were discontinued, and a maximum price based on Saturday’s close was set for buyers aiming to prevent price spikes. Telegrams urged allied boards to send representatives for a meeting to discuss coordinated action.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Duluth
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Griffin
Board of
Tus
Daly
Ri Ot
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McCook
Sproul
Wiede ‘A
Anna Kosanka
Rosa Albert
Lecompton
Sylvester
Pittman
Muir
Grutzmather
Sons of Veterans
Eagle Camp No
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McAllaster
California
McAllaster School
Arthur MacMurray
University
Anna Tellers
Elf. Pingel
Electric Light Company
Woodland Park
Haskell, Killbuck
Kalama
Wells and Cummings
G. Alr
Salina
U.P
Churchill
Harry Morison
Massachusetts
A. L. Carey
Nellie McLean
C.J. Browning
Chas. E. Foster
James Brown
W. Weat Adyntelet
Chas. S. Dicker
Elizabeth Williams
Jesse J. Krum
J. F. Schultheiss
Holland Wheeler
C. V. Long
T. 5
HT. Dicker
Josephine Dicker
Minnie Spahr
EB. F. Beard
Mary Parel
Theo
Rockland
Ina Shuck
Eugene Smith
John Roller
Elizabeth Smith
Grace E. Poff
Marie H. French
H. M. Light
J. 0. Russel
Willard Wattles
Jas
Naismith
N. P. Sherwood
Arthur Evans
H. E. Don Carlos
W. E. Eikenberry
Vic Johnson
A. R. Young
Charles A. Schell
C. E. Sutton
Lela Titus
Mis. Priyate Pendleton
Kelso
John Herman
Florence Dale
J. C. Anderson
O. G. Caldwell
E. H. Farrell
C. L. Rutter
O. J. Lane
I Wats
Chris Hunsinger
Mr. Record
Wentworth
Helen Topping
Bowersack Theater
Methodist Church
Iis
Squires
Palmer’s
McCulloch’ S Drug Store
Wayne Fowler
Wichita
Sigma Nu
J. H. Day
L. H. Sinclair
Fruits and Produce
Chicago Board OF Trade
Lawrency Ution
Topeka
T Topeka
Frank Strong
EH. Winey
Ottawa
Chasnghut
Dachutiv Rent Fap
Othr Mamta. Rad
Bell Reese
Pyar Plane
Will Vettis Fk
Evestls
Jtewird
Fey
Pound Will de Werk
Beth
BE Rede Pele
Hell
Tdsnes
Wilter Bane
Market Cafe
Mass, St
Delahunty Transfer CO
Eclipse
Weg
Jaedicke
Mass
Riverside Garage & Machine
W. 6Th St
Arrow
H. L. Winey & Sons
Lawrence National Bank
Robert E. House
Batavia
Maine
Royal Anne
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