Jayhawkers edge Tigers in tenth to win high-scoring clash
Missouri and Kansas slugged through nine innings tied at the end of regulation. Lonborg drew a walk and stole second in the tenth, Bolin fanned, Greathouse dropped a ball allowing Lonborg to score, giving Kansas the walk-off win 6 to 14 amid multiple errors and bright moments from Denny and Hays.
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George
Patsy” Clark
Jayhawk
Migsonti Tigers
Jeyhawkers
Jayhawkers
Prive
Black
Denby
Crimson
Blue
Waters
Stayhawkers
Price
Dayhawker
Dehny
Tigers
Taylor
Denny
Greathouse
Pabrat
Mesburi
Wheeler
Teant
Lonborg
Watéra
Bolin
Wright
Butit
Odgen
Whiteman
Kansas
Ms Davis
Brida Lonborg
Qogden
Halpin
Dunne
Pon
Benny
Smith
Faurot
Ad Hays
Misouri
Tigers versus Jayhawkers at 3:30 on Stadium Field
Tigers pitcher Wheeler Waters delivered a strong outing with eleven strikeouts aided by solid support. Kansas second baseman Hodges was sidelined by a broken finger suffered in practice, Odgen replaced him and contributed a run. The Jayhawkers struggled with base stealing against Missouri catchers, while Kansas threatened late, executing a couple of runners out at third and a clean hit by Hays in the seventh.
Haskell Indians Defeated by Aggies at Manhattan
The Aggies at Manhattan handed the Haskell Indians their second baseball loss of the season. Conroy allowed five scattered hits while teammates rattled ten blows. Center field and a late drive produced the decisive moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Haskell Indians
Aggies
Manhat
Conroy
Indians
Caro
Kilbuck
Two One Act Plays Greeted At Little Theater In Green Hall
The Lawrence Drama League presented two one act plays at the Little Theater in Green Hall on May Day. The Peace Plan by Mrs. H. E. Tanner showed spirit and originality despite small stage limits. The Ghost Story by Booth Tarkington, coached by Miss Agnes Brady, featured Russell Gilver and Miss Alice Chappuis in strong performances. The program marked the league's final meeting of the year with fifteen plays performed, hospital benefit included, and membership at 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence” Drama’ . League
Little Theater-in-Green Hall
Ind League
H. E. Tanner
Loyé-Maing
F. Stimpson
Ina
E. M Hopkins
Selma
Gottlieb
Dwight Towne
Maxy Palmer
Roy Towne
Helen Gragg
Charles
Farris
Neal
Carmen
Union Service to Unite Lawrence Church Youth Groups
University students from diverse denominations join in a Sunday union service at First Methodist Church at 6 45 p m, replacing individual society services. Speakers include Vesta Morton Ruth Terry Hugh Brown Emilio Luca Neil Thornburg Arthur Weber. A social hour follows.
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Lawrence
Methodist
Vesta. Morton
Alb
Ruth
Terry
Hugh Brown
Emilio Luca
Neil Thornburg
Arthur Weber
Gilb P.m
Lawre
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Mangelsdorf
A surprise party was held Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs William Mangelsdorf in honor of Mr Mangelsdorf birthday. Guests included Mrs Sam Melvin Sherman Matthew Capitola Bessie Elizabeth Fitcher Mr and Mrs J in Mrs Elzy Davis and daughter La Dene Mrs William Robertosn Mrs M Schutz Claude Harris Henry May Welsh and Marie Gibson. Refreshments were served. Several relatives and friends visited Lawrence and Lawrance areas, with attendees from Lake View to Kaw Valley and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mangelsdorf
Mangelsdorfs
Mangelsdorf
Sam- Melvin
Sherman
Matthew
Capitola
Bessie
Elizabeth
Fitcher
J . In
Elzy Davis
Dene
William’ Robertosn
Claude Harris
Henry
May Welsh
Marie Gibson
Pate
Samuel
Fletcher
Lawrence
William Gentry
the John
Garret
Lawrance
Walter Young
Walnut Grove
Prentice Palmer
India
Nelson
Frank
Topping
Angelsdorf
J. C. Beurmans
Lake View
Helen
Shiraz
Lester DeMerrit
Belvoir
Gilmore
Josephine
Robert
King
Bolton
Robert Finley
G. McCrary
Newt ,Bateson
Ike ‘Fairbanks
Fred Church
Harvey Owen
Lewis Knight
Robert Knight
Will. Evans
John Bolton
Wesley
Thomson
Guy Oustraht
May Fintey
Geneva Bateson
Alberta Bateson
William McCrary
Denton Leeman
Bud Leeman
Jennie Payne
Ruby Fairbanks
Viola Evans
Asain Sane
Local Socials and Notices Highlight Community Weekend
Mr and Mrs Y C Roady entertained their sister and husband Mr and Mrs Chas Hothan of Topeka at Sunday dinner. Miss Lavern Roady returned home with them. Mrs Sam Rukes and daughters Hazel Corgie May and Dorothy and son Ibert, Mrs aet Hall of Cherryvale Karis of Mrs Kesler and son Ralph Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Johnnie Bulmer and family of Kansas City, and others attended. Several visits, church events, and a Mother’s Day program at Richland Methodist church. Dedo’s sold to R Bryant. shop renamed The s, fountain drinks and light lunches continue.
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Y. C. Roady
Chas, Hothan
Topeka
Ralph Kansas
Ity
Hen
Gaines
Kansas City
Johnnie Bulmer
Rody
Kansas
City
Flory
Arthur
Knud
Martha Knowles
Vivian McCollough
C. D. McCollough
Young Folks
Oral Bradley
Dewitt Blocker
Mildred
Nellie
Hazel Fogerty
Mildred Fogerty
Talley
First Christian Church of
Lawrence
Fogerty
Hazel
Y. GC
Devena
Chas. Hothan
Amelia Simon
Overbrook
Pearlie Harding
Henry Moore
O. E. Thur
Richland
Elmer Thurber
Harry Fultz
Carrie
Montfoort
Russell Bowen
J. John ‘Sullivan
Richland Methodist Church
Charlie Harding
Wa 'S
Harding
Sarah Gibler
Earl Harding
Wedding in Ann Arbor for Burton and Stewart Jr
Theodosia Burton daughter of the University of Michigan president and Dr George R Stewart Jr of the University of California will wed in Ann Arbor today. The international summer school in Chicago will study world peace under the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. Major film companies held total assets of 98 124 120 dollars.
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Edward Jenner
Ann Arbor
Theodosia Burton
University of Michigan
Marion L. Burton
George R. Stewart, Jr
University of California
Chicago
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Employment trends in Kansas oil fields and city work
A May 16 report from the U S Department of Labor notes improved overall conditions from a month ago. Kansas City reports higher farm labor demand and more public work. meat packing shows some slack, but large plants reflect small gains. Topeka notes farm work demand and skilled labor strong amid construction growth. Wichita sees partial improvement though packing and poultry still trim crews. Hutchinson reports farm worker shortages but better trades employment. Leavenworth cites city hall construction and road work providing jobs. Atchison notes flour mill overtime. Parsons shows slight rail worker surplus.
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Kansas City
United States Department of Labor
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Leavenworth
Atchison
Parsons
Pittsburg Tradesmen Employed Amid Seasonal Labor Balance
Local employment situation considered satisfactory for the season. Building tradesmen well employed with a slight surplus of common labor. Farm help in good demand and overall hiring steady for agriculture.
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iPittsburg
Emigration Trends Shift in Sweden Emphasize Industrial Work
Stockholm May 16 Striking changes in emigration reveal a shift from farming to industrial work in the United States. Fewer Swedes plan to farm in America, with many now headed to northeastern industrial districts rather than midwest farms or the Pacific Coast. The report notes rising industrial migration, reflecting broader economic patterns.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
America
Riksdag
United States
Middle West
Pacific Coast
All Nations Marching To Armageddon Lecture
Mr Shelsall Sr of the International Bible Students Association leads a May 18 at 3 2 lecture to explain today events through Bible prophecies. The session includes fellow students and aims to restore confidence in the Bible and inspire hope for mankind's destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelsall
International Bible Students Association
F. Hall
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Norman’ S Strachan
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Shutz
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Dread Cafe
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Hersenel
I. R. Bryant
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Perg
Ural Mountains
Okhotsk Sea
Russia
Pantheon
Rome
Ike
Girls’ Glee Club
Liberty High School
Sweden
Underwood
Tennes
China
Nero” Fox
Shirley Mason
Fox News
Michael O’halloran
Clark
Oldfield
Varsity
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Strongheart
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Ken UN
Dorothy
Dalton
Earth
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Show Grounds
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