Ninth Inning Rally Secures Jayhawkers Win
Kansas University edges the Aggies 4 to 3 after a dramatic ninth inning. Uhrlaub pitched both games of the series, and a two-base hit by Gray sealed the win as Kansas rallied from an early deficit to claim victory on McCook diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrlaub
The
Agges
McCook Diamond
Kansas
Kansas Armies
Wood
Tsenberger
Murphy
S Econd
Uhriaub
Strimiers
Murph
Gray
Toul Tine
Aggie
Lonbore
Amd
Jeff Field
Gett
Funner
Cousins
Uhrisub
Boi
Une Wansiit
Mi Bnee
Theai Te
Topeka Scout Meet Aims To Include Lawrence Boys
Paul Gilmer, Scout executive, announced plans for the Topeka meet with crowd of scouts at the center. An effort will seek trucks to enable as many Lawrence boys as possible to compete, limited only by transport availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Paul Gilmer
Scout Executve
Lawrence
Elks Bowling Tournament Winners and Scores
The Elks Club bowling last night saw Albuch beat Berger and Allen teams. Bassett led Albuch with 214 and Berger topped his squad with 211. Riling posted 504 for the Berger team while Allen’s top score reached 265. Also noted are upcoming Monday games between Allen and Gerhard and Barber and Graeber. The piece closes with a local ad and a historical note: Polk as the first “dark horse” presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Howling
Albuch
Berger
Allen
Elks Club
Bassett
Riling
Albach
Monnlay
Gerhard
Barber
Graeber
Union A team wins close in chaotic college showdown
The Union A team defeated AM Solis four to one in a tense match as players from multiple colleges tangled in a chaotic scene. Indications point to strong performances from Hal Chase and Jordan as standout figures, with late drama shaping the final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toavip
Geowonmins
Union Ao
AM Solis
Hyeistians
Local Meeting Schedules Late Lunch Transport Plan
Fragmentary note mentions 12:30 arrival for accommodation of women from a Lawrence area. Name fragments include Frank Gibbs and Wetzel. Details unclear but indicates a meeting or arrangement overseen by BK and local organizers.
Water mains cleaning notice for Ohio and Yth streets
Notice to water consumers for cleaning water mains on Ohio and Yth streets. Water will be shut off from Tennessee to Milps Wota street and from Tennessee to Onia. Includes Indiana street from 6th to i. Timed for Monday May 1th. Issued by Lewis A. Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Yth
Tennessee
Onia
Indiana Street
N Pen
Lewis A. Quigley
Tennis results from Washburn College matches
Washburn College played this morning on the McConub Pict courts. Ziesenis defeated Hamilton 5 and Johnson beat Wisk 7-5. Rodgers defeated Dick Min 6-4 and 6-2. Afternoon doubles matches are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washbern
McConub Pict
Ziesenis
Hamilton
I Johnson
Wisk
Rodgers
Dickmin
Colony Sends Team to Scout Jamboree in Lawrence
A Colony in Mi 23 aml 29 at Lawrence plans to enter a team for a large Scout Jamboree. They wrote to Paul Gilmer scout executive and received work directions in advance. If Leonard Wood is elected president he would be the first. Franklin is noted as New President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansé
Lawrence
Paul Gilmer
Gilmer Tie
Leonard Wood
Franklin
Haskell Ends Track Meet Dominant Over Baker
Haskell defeated Baker by a wide margin with ten first-place finishes among fourteen events. Thompson led the day with three firsts and fifteen points, while Cheyem of Baker claimed two firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyem
Baker Star
Thompson
Cherent
Pataoni
Patasoni Weyshs
Webster
Thompsom
Pourtetn
Scout Meet in doubt as hosts seek accommodations
Local scouts scrapped plans for an early May 28 29 meet at Nold Scout Meet canvas. City and Topeka messages indicate arrivals for the big event while hosting groups await word on accommodations. A note on presidential name letter counts follows with references to Adams Polk Taylor Buchanan Johnson and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
James Knox Polk
Zachary Taylor
James Buchanan
Andrew Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Rural markets report mixed livestock and grain prices
Live Stock Receipts large with calves up to 150 higher while hogs steady to lower. Veal and other cattle show slight declines. Kansas City cash corn and oats hold near unchanged levels. butter eggs poultry steady. Wheat receipts 140 cars with near flat butter and egg markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States Bureau of Markets
Kansas
Kansas City
Ne - Pin
Art Mey
Mairi Boa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jayhawkers
Kansas U
AGG
Cirae
Otto
Yo Topeka
Lawrence Scouts
Dark Horse
James K. Polk
Perkins
Gmeng
Two Giants
Hal Chase
Wnt
Taiho
Tint Dee Johnston
Food Paine
Ily
Jourden
Chicune
Gagnes
Wolles Gall
Ehenteen
Steely
Sulles
Jourdan
DOL 'Ohnston
Geo Kelly
Union A Champs
Fenal
Petrma
Methodist
Hyallt
Coneregat Anal i Venton M. R
Union
Catholic
Frank Gibbs
Bk, Five
Wetzel
Athletic Union
Eaul
Sam
Colony
S. G. Clarke
Mass
Haskell
BAKER
United States
Charlton
Citizens State Bank
Nold Scout
Yen
John Adams
Poehler King
Poehler
Theo. Poehler Mercantile Co