Haskell Indians Swing Past Normal Opponents In Baseball
In a Saturday afternoon event the Maskell Indians defeated Emporia Normal 7 to 5 in a baseball clash. Gover allowed only one hit in the first four innings, then issued three walks in the fifth. Emarthia of Haskell hit a four bagger in the eighth as Hampton, Wilmette, and Killbuck drove in runs during a late rally. Umpire Liston ruled Wofford failed to touch a base on a turn.
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Maskell Indians
Emporia Normal
Gover
Indians
Christenson
Normals
Kelly Wallop
Wilmette
Hampton
Killbuck
Grover
Emarthia
Haskell
Hayden
Liston
Baker
Wofford
Enstonner
Chapman
Kansas Wins Fourth Straight Over Drake 5 to 2
The Kansas baseball team completed a four game winning run on the northern swing by defeating Drake 5 to 2. Bloomer pitched effectively limiting Drake to five scattered hits while Jayhawker hitters produced five runs off Ilheim. Gray caught for Drake in game two as Kansas returned home Sunday morning.
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Kansas
Drake
Bloomer
Ilheim
Gray
Church Track Meet Plans Set For First Friday In June
A townwide church track meet setup discussed for the first Friday in June. A committee of one man and one towerman from each church will organize activities. Open event for boys up to 18 and girls up to 16. Also notes Golf Day at Lawrence Country Club with Thursday afternoon and evening gatherings, plus a supper and grill.
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Ghureh
Lawrence Country Club
Grill
Ore
Barteldes Lowers Course Record in Leavenworth Match
Lawrence golfers traveled to Ft Leavenworth Officers Golf Club for a return match and honors. Otto Barteldek won the low medal with 179, breaking the course record. Major McAndrew had the Leavenworth record at 86. Ft Leavenworth defeated Lawrence by 47 points. The excursion included five-hour trips by automobile and a day of games, dining, and club activities.
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Leavenworth
McAndrew
Ft. Leavenworth
Lawrence
Ayy Jo Sanquiew
Yaoqurence Country Club
Officer's Club
Big sport events set for this week
Kansas Missouri track meet at McCook Field Friday and two baseball games at Columbia highlight four university events this week. Kansas Jayhawkers, fresh from beating Kansas State, face Missouri in a toss up on the track. The baseball series against Missouri could decide the Missouri Valley pennant for 1921 if Kansas wins one game. The Saturday high school invitation meet brings top Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma athletes to McCook Field for team and individual honors. An open YMCA volleyball tournament replaces the church league, starting Thursday. Flour sprinkled on burning oil will extinguish it.
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Missouri
Jayhawkers
Kansas Aggies
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawkers
Columbia
Jayhawks
Missourians
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
McCook Field
Kansas City
Columbian
Bradley Aggie Meet Bid Fueled By Kansas Star Performance
Kansas University defeated the Aggies in Manhattan as Bradley posted five firsts and a second for 28 points. Woestemeyer tied the Aggie 220 yard dash school record, Watson equaled the half mile mark, and Patterson beat Mathias in the mile. Sandefur fouled out of a potential school record in discus while Broady led in that event.
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Bradley
K. U
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Kansas Alround
Armin Woestemeyer
Marsh
Cupid
Haddock
Sandefur
Broady
Hadriot Sandefur
Watson
Jand
Dierking
Aggie
Patterson
Mathias
Aggies
Toombsboro Woman Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
In a testimonial from Toombsboro Georgia Mrs C F Phillips says she suffered severe backache and headaches, became weak and nervous, and could not work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved enough to resume duties and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy. The letter highlights nervous prostration and backache as often linked to female system disorders.
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Toomsboro
Ttme
Dis Pinkham
Hirs. C.F. Philips
Toornsboro
Kans City visits light up county residents week end
A string of local residents spent weekends and days in Kansas City for business, visits, or leisure. People named include Miss Adele Crim of DESoto, Miss Pauline Warner of Baldwin, and Mrs. Gertrude Eberhart, with others such as Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peckhall and John F. Bryde and family traveling to nearby cities like Lawrence Topeka Manhattan and Fort Scott for short visits. Sponsors for John Z. White plan to speak at the Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow at noon.
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Tom -Asley
Kahsag City
Kansas City
E. S. Peckhall
Fred Morris
Peka
Gertrude Eberhart
Pauline Warner
Baldwin
Lawrence
Abe Wolfson
Topeka
E. J. Cooper
Frances Conner
Fort Scott
Ruth Bulla
Charles Insey
John F. Bryde
John, Jr
Kansas
F. Hatton
John Z. White
Henry George
Chamber of Commerce
Undefined fragment hints at meeting and music theme
A fragmented OCR passage references a talk by Mr White and mentions officers and a meeting with xylophone music. details are incomplete, hindering full reconstruction of event or context.
Damage Suit to Trial in Douglas Court
In Douglas district court this morning a damage suit by Lewis Tucker against D Lyons for careless driving was taken up before a jury. The incident occurred in 1918 and was expected to be heard today.
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Douglas “Enuity
Tania
Lewis Tucker
D. Lyons
Tt Awas
Unclear cosmetic claim ad from old newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text promotes STOP ITCHING SK and a product by E. W. Rose Co claiming to cure skin troubles like eczema and blackheads. The passage is garbled with misspellings and inconsistent names, showing marketing language and vague promises without verifiable details.
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Zeimo
Cleveisni
E. W. Rose Co
Trial Report Notes and Government Sports Seat Mention
The excerpt references lingering work for the day and notes the trial of a case. It also mentions France having a Minister for Physical Education and Sport who holds a Cabinet seat.
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France
Hood's Sarsaparilla For Spring Debility And Weakness
Spring debility and loss of appetite blamed on tired feeling and nervous weakness. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as spring medicine to strengthen the white blood corpuscles, fight disease germs, and improve appetite, sleep, and overall condition. Hood's Pills offered as a laxative.
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Thousarda
Hood
Lea
Tanlac praised by Kansas City resident for rheumatism relief
Mrs. N E Sate ton of 2529 Prospect Ave Kansas City Missouri describes severe knee and ankle rheumatism, insomnia, and shoulder pain. After two bottles of Tanlac she reports improved mobility, able to perform housework, and better sleep, urging others with pain to try it.
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N.E. Sateton
Prospect” “Ave
Kansis City
Taniac
Tanlac
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Aggie Meet
Woestemeyer
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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Pinlkam
Oakland
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