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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1926

Page

3

Wildcats defeat Jayhawks 11 to 7 in slugfest on stadium field

The Wildcats from Aggieville defeated Kansas University 11 to 7 in a high scoring game. Aggies led 5 runs in the fifth inning and 4 more in the sixth while KU struggled with errors and misplays. Hewitt delivered key hits and a double, while Kraemer and Wall contributed for the Wildcats.

Wildcats Aggieville Swithh Bonn Jayhawk Stadium Field K. U Aggies Hewitt Twosien Jayhawkers Karns Coadh Kraemer Wall Livingston Hill Brian IL Smith Edward Cortigan Wright Anderson Abrhpoae Kraemer Ayingston Halpin H. Smith Raef Corrigan Anderson Wright

Lawrence High Horse Shoe Tourney Draws and Schedule

Drawings for the Remage horseshoe tourney at Lawrence High School are complete. Forty entries in singles and seventeen in doubles. play from 3:30 at Cordley Field next Monday through Wednesday with singles Monday Tuesday and doubles Wednesday. Elks bowling scores and Farm Bureau health meeting with Pearl Martin set for Friday May 21 at the Chamber of Commerce building.

Remage Lawrence High School Vert Higgins Cordiey Field ELKS Bliss Pearl Martin The Agricultural College At Manhattan Lawrence Farm Bureau Miss Martin Chamber of Commerce

Institute in August at Douglas County held August 23 27

The Douglas County Institute will be held August 23 to 27, announced by county superintendent O J Lane. Three of the four instructors are elected: Beatrice Cook, W T Williams of Baker University, and Leona McLean of Dee Moines, Iowa. Gas company appeals case to Kansas Supreme Court seeking lease confirmation.

Douglas County Institute O. J. Lane Beatrice Cook W. T. Williams Baker University Leona ‘McLean Dee Moides Towa

Yesterday's ball scores across leagues

American Association results include Louisville 5 over Indianapolis 1 and St. Paul 6 over Minneapolis 4. Toledo 6 over Columbus 5. Kansas City at Milwaukee postponed. National League games Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 4 in rain. Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis all rained out. American League scores Cleveland 4 Washington 2, New York 5 Chicago 3, Detroit 5 Philadelphia 22, Boston 6, St. Louis 3.

American Association Touisville Indianapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Toledo Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Rein Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit

Kansas Track Team Heads to Missouri Valley Meet

Four Kansas Crimson track seniors Ro un ey Watson Lewis and McAdow will run their last intercollegiate meet at Lincoln as the University of Kansas fields a squad of fourteen or fifteen. Injured Phillips misses pole vault, Wonogivat mulls return next year, and coach Schlademan notes uncertain selection. Nebraska favored to win, Missouri to finish second, with Kansas Oklahoma and Kansas State contending for third place.

Crimson Lme Lincoln Rooney Watson Lewis McAdow University of Kansas Phillips Schlademan Grady Wongwai McInerney Cooper Woods Engle Doornboss Sarvis Underhill Kraemer Danjiels Jackson Honolulu Missouri Valley Kansas Philip Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Aggies Cornhuskers

Two Men Arrested After Car Stripping Attempt at Carnival

James Hopkins and Frank Kittenburg tried to strip a Lawrence police officer’s car during the car nival last night but were chased by Motorcycle Officer Fred Ingalls. He captured them, found a revolver and the meter on Kittenburg, and Hopkin's revolver on Hopkins. They were jailed then handed to county authorities for prosecution.

James Hopkins Frank Kittenburg Lawrence Fred Ingalls Fair Grounds Kittenburg Hopkin Stat Deteree

Pinafore performed by Colorado State Normal School orchestra

Gala Coffelt, longtime Lawrence musical figure, directed the orchestra of the Colorado State Normal School at Gunnison as accompaniment for a student production of Pinafore Mr Coffelt an instructional staff member The orchestra work for Pinafore was highly praised Wind causes three deaths in Illinois Indiana three killed and $500000 in property damage Federal highway marker shipment arrives delaying erection until posts arrive

Gala Coffelt Lawrence Colorado State Normal School Gunnison Coffelt Chicago Ilinois Indiana E. E. Trueblood

Fascinating Youth Gains Noted Praise From Critics

Charles Buddy Rogers, recently departed from the University for acting, earns strong notices from critics. A New York World clipping praised Fascinating Youth as lively, entertaining, and well cast with Paramount School graduates led by Rogers, highlighting Sam Wood's direction and the film’s brisk, witty tone.

Charles Buddy” Rogers Paul O'Leary Cornell Lawrence New York World Quinn Martin Paramount School Rogers Filn Paramount School of Motion Picture Acting Paramount Charles Rogers Min. Lasky Mr. Rogers Thomas Meighan Iad Sam Wood Greenwich Village Paramount Studio Richard ‘Dix Lois Wilson Chester “Conklin Clara Bow New York State

Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Academic Events

Rev and Mrs A L Tainter visited Baldwin from Richmond for a lecture by Dr Edwin Markham and dined with Mrs Alvin Baker at Sunny Side Farm. Miss Mildred Armstead of Winchester named May Queen for the Spring Festival. Dean Van Syle to speak at Baker campus.

A. L. Tainter Richmond Edwin Markham Dean van Syle Kansas State Agricultural College Baldwin M.’ Hartley High School Baker Thomas Harris Dean van Sile Mildred Armstead Winchester Department of Physical Education Bertha Whitton Avine*stead Les Jeaux Floraux Kansas Modern Language Association Zeta Tau Alpha G. M. Gambel Los Angeles Cal James Counts George Counts New Haven Conn C. Wailey Avith J. W. Counts Counts Yale University University of Chicago Judd Blanche Tuttle Thayer Kansas Charles Rurgtorf Methodist Cerarvale Kans W. C. Chapelle

Hair Groom Keeps Hair Glossy All Day

A historical advert touts "Hair-Groom" as a dignified grooming cream costing only a few cents per jar at drug stores. It claims greaseless formula that keeps unruly, shampooed hair combed all day in any style, helps hair grow thicker and heavier, and adds a natural gloss for business and social occasions.

Dr Edwin Markham Lectures In Baldwin At Centenary Hall

Baldwin welcomed Dr Edwin Markham in Centenary Hall for a lecture recital attended by Baker students and local residents. He read poems including The Man With One Eye after a poetry discussion and impressed listeners with his reading and personality. Markham is a noted poet and reader, traveling from Kansas City with Dr William Stidser for related engagements.

Silver Lake Michigan Valley Frank McClure Mankato Minn Kansas Herrington Baldwin Adits A. H. Kraft Philp Kraft G. Kraft Betty June Overland Park Mildred Amberland St. la A Centenary Hall Baker Edwin Markham Markham Dr. Markham W. B.fleming Kansas City William Stidser Markhan

Purification Claim for Calotabs Health Course

An advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs as a path to better health. It promotes a cleansing program to rid chronic ailments, claims Calotabs are the greatest of system purifiers, and offers a family package for 85 cents at drugstores.

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