Baseball Leaders Show Early Season Surge Across Leagues
Star players like Louis and Lynn Myatt top early American League lists with multiple home runs and high averages. Gabby Hartnett leads in several hitting categories while Johnny Mostil and other outfielders chase steals. In the National League, Wheat and Ragere pace the charts as season opens with standout power and speed.
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Gion
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Sheely
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Ook
Dodgers
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Cardinals
Ragere
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
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Ake
Clife
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Philadelphia
Heine
Phila
Harta
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Pitts- Hi
Brooklyn
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Itholumbus Club
American Association
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Mung
Russell
Sas City
Lois Lebourveau
Kansas City
Erie
Little Rock
M. Burke
Chattanooga
Davis
Nash
Good
Atlanta
Jones
Valley golf meet tees off as Jayhawkers lead
The Valley track and golf event sees the Jayhawker team, led by Captain Henry Robinson and Hil, staking early dominance this season. College golfers compete against des lowing and Michigan State rivals, with Valley’s squad posting strong marks in both matches.
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Jayhawker
Henry
Robinson
Skinner Captains Jayhawk Wrestling Team
Skinner of Columbus was elected captain of the Jayhawk wrestling squad for the season. He has one of the best records in the valley, having wrestled all matches except one due to flu. The team, Crimson and Blue, posted strong valley results with three of four duels in the valley meet. Pearson Arnold and others noted for upcoming matches.
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Skinner
Columbus
Wras
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R. Puters
Valley
Lineels
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Mt. Oread
Trial set for former Indiana Grand Dragon in Klan murder case
Indianapolis May 15 Judge James A. I ding presided in criminal court over the indictment charging Doc Stephenson former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan with the murder of Madre Oberholtzer. Earl Kenek and Earl Gentry were named in the same indictment. The defendants waived arraignment and pled not guilty as the trial date was set for June 2 by agreement.
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Associated Fress
James A. L~ding
Line Criminal Court
Tian
Doc. Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux! Klan
Madre Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Earl Kenek
Earl “Gentry
Nat
Barber's Dring
Ambiguous Cricket Play Confusion in Fielding Action
A fragmented passage discusses a cricket like play where a batsman is called out for an out of order run or base touch and whether the third out erases runs. It questions umpire judgment on an infield appeal and the effect on runners if outs occur with bases loaded.
Kansas Track Team Heads to Lincoln for Triangular Meet
Coach Kart Schladerman and trainer Kelly lead the University of Kansas track squad departing at 7 25 tonight for Lincoln Nebraska to face Nebraska University and the Kansas Aggies in the triangular meet Twenty two men are on the trip The meet is expected to be close with a likely victory margin of a few points and a slim Missouri dust meet victory possibility noted.
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Kelly
University of ‘Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Kansas Aggies
Triilarm
Jayhawk
Ibe
Saturnes
Kansas Commerce Officials Meet in Ottawa Session
Reported by Chachi Schlademan the quarterly Kansas association meeting opened for a two day session in Ottawa. C Scott secretary of the Lawrence Chamber attended and participated in the afternoon program. Mark Drehmer formerly of Lawrence now serves as secretary of the organization. Fifty one babies attended the weekly well baby clinic at City Hall with fourteen from outside the city and seven new to the clinic.
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Kansas’ “Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
C. Scott
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Mark Drehmer
Newton
Lawrence
Police Take Ten Men In For Vibrations Charge
Police recently took ten motorists into custody on charges related to driving with improper or missing car lights. W. C. Kampschroeder, C. E. B. Adams, Joe Wellman, and George Weber posted $5 bonds after failing to appear in court. Others excused after explaining their lights were not correctly installed included A. Swanson, Charles Chester, R. C. Minor, R. DeWatteville, and B. L. Payton. Earl Weeks received 24 hours to repair his rear lights and was told his bond would be refunded upon compliance.
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C EB
Adams
Joe Wellman
George Weber
A. Swanson
Charles ‘Chester
R.C. Minor
R. DeWatteville
B.L. Payton
Earl Weeks
Will Hear Other Side On Kaw River Dam Changes
Opponents to changes in Num to address C of C opportunity will be given a representative from Grant township to present the views of those who oppose the proposed changes in the Kaw River dam contemplated by RG Jackman at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday.
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Kaw River
RG. Jackman
Chamber of Commerce
Tesday Naga
University professor previews proposed improvements
Prof F M Dawson of the University will give a short resume outlining the advantages of the proposed improvements in the Idam as part of the opposition discussion. He will summarize key benefits and how the plan may impact the area.
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Plains
F. M. Dawson
the University
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