Track stars dot the Big Six meet roster with top contenders
Meier leads as a 93.施 dash frontrunner in a dual Missouri meet while Iowa State and Oklahoma showcase strong sprinters Adkinson Guthrie and Elfen from Nebraska highlight the dash events. Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri and Oklahoma State enter multiple vaulters and decathlon entrants as defending powers eye the meet.
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Penta
Towa
Fern
Illinois
Texas
Jfélay
Oklahoma
Santis
Drake
Missouri
Willen
Jeansas
Hoate
Jonpidera
Towat State
Iowa State
Kansas ‘State
Kansas University
Aska
Ska
Stars in Meet Overcome Language Barriers with Euro American Tennis
A mixed Paris tennis meet brings Europe and the United States to the fore with famous players including Lacoste Tir and Unter facing American stars Tir and Unter. Finalists include Bennett of England and Ger many’s Aussent as the women's team match approaches the Friday event.
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Paris
Moriday
Europe
Brea
Herri-Rene Lacoste
Ey Jeathe
Bill’ Tird-Frank Unter
Barons de Mare Vargo
Italy
Hans Miner
Olland
Buring
Fingland
Langefoue
Ea Mathiew
Nee
Kea-Bohman
Holland
Én Bennett
England
Ge‘Aussent
Gérmany
Itate
United States
Wiloen
Unclear OCR sports brief with scattered league notes
Fragmentary report shows scattered lines from American League and National League contexts with city names and scores, including mentions of Cincinnati, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and Omaha while referencing postponed games and weather impacts. The text is largely garbled with missing words and unclear phrasing.
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St . National
Kansas City
Col Wimbys
Mneapoli
Indianapolis
Paul
Puebio
Reishema City
Des
Omatia
Muddy Derby Prospects At Churchill Downs May Weather Report
Louisville observers debate horses able to handle mud for the fifty fifth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Windy Girbner’s train drew heavy support after a romping win. other top contenders included Port Harlem Naishapuy Lord a e Chostaw Ervast Prince Pat Suitor and Doubles Heart. Scrutiny notes heavy going, with entries like Blue Larkspur and Clicatie among impressive trials at the Downs.
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Louisville
Churchills
Windy Girdbner
Légion
Windy
Port -Harlem
Naishapuy
Lord A E
Clicatie
Paul ‘Bunyan
His
Ainer
Amateur boxing show set for Tuesday night at Haskell gym
Promoter Fr McDonald of Haskell plans a large amateur boxing program next Tuesday in Lawrence. The bill will feature about a dozen bouts in various weights with Indian boys from Haskell clashing with well known amateur scrappers from Kansas and Oklahoma. Ticket sales begin tomorrow with the complete card to be announced within two days.
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Haskell
Gymnasida
Madi- Fanequare Garden
Loca
Teal
BP Celal
Geiser
Geomet
Fr McDonald
Athletic
Tor
Lawrénce
Kansas
Oklahoma
Central Intercollegiate Tennis Meet Set in Chicago
Tennis stars from 20 Midwestern colleges will compete in the first annual Central Intercollegiate Conference tournament at the Chicago tennis club tomorrow and Saturday. Strong players include Gilicazoe Innell Star Maylid from Hartis Chege and others, with rankings creating anticipation for a close event.
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Gilicazoe
Maylid
Chicago
Janey Ot Hartis
Chege
KU Track Reorganizes Records After Freshman Clarification
Officials disclose KU track rules on freshman eligibility after a confusing meet. Notable performances include a 12 feet pole vault, 44 inch high jump, and a 47 point sprint record. The athletics director says future records may require student competition to qualify for varsity honors.
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K.U
K. U
Earl Walton Cof Rarsons
Allen
Piers
Bowler Wolf Sets Remarkable Pin Record in Decades of Play
The long time bowler Wolf, standing six feet one inch and about 156 pounds, has toppled roughly 13,000,000 pins across special matches, tournaments, and leagues. Observers note his colorful pregame demeanor and steady lifetime average as jaw dropping, with fans and peers acknowledging his guarding of a storied record.
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Geore
Wolf
Guardi
Ian
Delta Tau Delta and Phi Kappa Alpha Win Brackets
fragmented OCR notes report a Delta Tau Delta claim of a win over Phi Alpha by Delta in a college tourney, with mentions of other Greek groups Delta Phi and Kappa Alpha. The text is garbled but indicates bracketed rounds and next matches scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Kentucky
Phi Alpha
Delta
Avil
Delta Tau -Delta
Jill
Huskers Triumph Over Jayhawkers In Narrow Win
Nebraska pitchers Armitis and Wigme held Kansas to seven runs as the Cornhuskers pulled ahead late. Jayhawker star Shem Bishop contributed two errors, while Kansas stole fifteen bases before falling 10 to 0 in Lincoln.
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Uthe Jayhawker
Nebraska-iat
Lincoln
Stanze
Ft .Armitis
Nebraska
Ad Stoler
Sloan
Jayhawkers
Matt White
Kansas
Nan’ Bu
Cornhugker
Jayhiuwker
Shem
Bishop
Jay
Hawker
Ermers
Transas
White
Lichlyter
Tolala Nehras
Clistrom
Betts
Grace
Witte
Wigme
Halbeizen
Sloa
Sloay
Wisher
Batt
Bs. Sloan
Kartsas
Alans Lincoln
Pilot Recovered as Washington Nationals Readies Return
The Nationals pilot Walter Johnson recovers from kidney infection and is expected to resume command Friday after treatment. Dinana will join Washington on the western tour as the team prepares to return home Sunday night.
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Rom Dinana
Washington
Walter Johnson
Homb
Nationals
Clyde
Alan Sand
Tiee Ington
Ae ‘Pital
Fragmentary City Police Dispatch Mentions Indianapolis
Partial OCR text shows city and police references with unclear names and locations. The notes suggest a police dispatch fragment possibly linked to Indianapolis and Phoenix areas, but the readable content is incomplete.
Local Notables and Farm Updates Across the Community
Lloyd Craig hauled hogs for G H Cooper Wednesday morning. Arvid and Merle Southard halted on Leo Cooper's farm. Elmer Breckenridge is building a new barn. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Many and family from St Joe. Grossman stayed in and aided. Harold Roe assisted with chores. Adam Selick returned from Kansas City Thursday evening. Mrs Adam Schink hosted Clas and family Wednesday night. Drexel Tucker spent Wednesday with his aunt Mrs Netti Tucker. Betty Hanson observed muddy roads after rain. Vern Neil and Verne Lee Phillips with Walter Hall’s family moved to Baldigin. Lloyd Ray Edmonds drove a truck. Lucas of the Presbyterian church visiting. Mrs George ill several days. Macy bought Avier Schick’s horse for his boy. Mrs Waened spent Thursday afternoon with Nap Hick. Billie McPheeters sheared sheep for Walker Randall Friday. Mrs Fred Will spent Friday in Lawrence with her ill mother. Williamson family visited city Saturday. Fred Lines from near fasitees spent Saturday with Gene and Ralph Roed. Walker Raffel hauled wool to Lawrence. Mrs Della Cleland and Jim Jones shopped in Lawrence Saturday. Ray Edmonds and F E Childs drove to Lawrence Saturday. Little Waneta June Griffis visited grandparents in Stony Point Friday. Rev Mr Love of Lawrence visited.
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Lloyd Craig
G. H. iCooper
Arvid
Merle Southard
Leo Cooper
Elmer
Breckenridge
Many
St. Joe
Grossman
Harold
Roe
Adam Selick
Kansas City
Evenin
Adam Schink
Eit Ther
Clas
Ehce
Drexel Tucker
Netti
Tucker
Betty “Hanson
Neil
Lee
Phillips
Walter Halland
Choved
Baldigin
Lloyd Ray Edmonds
Forengon
Lucas
The
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Eee George
Ae Macy
Avier
Griffis
Stony Point
Lawrence
Sprig
Opal Randall
Schicks
Reuben Weeks
Eva
F.E. Childs
Andy Dons
Robert
Gene
Billie
R. L. Seamans
Kelley
Edith
Sample
Wagner
Brokeman
Ethel May
Walker Randall l
Schick
Ray Snow
Eugene
George
R. Haughn
Austin
Lawrence Arnett
Tou Warner
Silness
Pauly
Childry
W. ‘Ri. Haughn
Charles Chine
Birs
Kismer
Baby
Joe Waeners
George Hunsinger
Maurene Reusch
Bell
Baldwin
Community Notes and Visits From Vinland Church
A crowded Vinland social scene is recorded with attendees from Harold Joe to Miss Opal Randall. Shoppers, showers, and family visits populate a weekend, including a shower for Mrs. Fred Griffis, relatives with Lawrence trips, and several church group activities. Local residents attend revivals, repairs, and daily life events around the Vinland community.
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