Local League Game Ends In Eight Run Deficit
Lawrence and the visiting team engaged in a loose fielding exhibition with frequent arguments and erratic play. Plank hit a home run in the seventh as Lawrence built a lead, while Neis, DeLancey, and Wheat sparked early scoring. visitors mounted a late rally but fell behind, final score eight to two.
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Local Golf Tournament Plays On at Fort Leavenworth
The annual club handicap golf tournament at Fort Leavenworth is extended one day. First round results include Sterline over Davis, Bartelde s over Gibbs, Sterling over Boynton, and Johnston over Hardtapa. Second round matchups set, semis next week, finals later. Army post hosts Dredd team in Saturday match with 15 to 7 win for officers. Barteldes over Rascoe 3 up, others close. Topeka Country Club and Fort Leavenworth to meet. Lawrence seeks reversal on home course after losses to foes.
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Lookin' of Somebody Call Referee at the Match
A fragment reports a scene with a constable and AL Brewer as referee of a match. The readable text suggests officials are present and a game is underway. Details on teams or location are not provided.
Forfeited Game Between Missouri and Kansas Stirs Controversy
An exhibition game ended 3 to 1 with Missouri awarded a forfeit after coach Sherwin was ejected following his dispute over an umpire's call. Sherwin refused to leave the field, triggering the forfeit as Kansas State claimed victory.
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High School Track Team Eyes Chicago Meet Invitation
Roy plain's high school track team contemplates entering the University of Chicago meet in June after receiving a director Stagg invitation. Despite financial limits, a fund could cover expenses for one or two athletes, with Palmer a standout and possible medal contender. The annual interscholastic meet at Chicago promises a large entry, and preparations include plans for hosting visiting athletes and showcasing acts from the Blackfriars Committee Opera.
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Baker and St Marys Set Weekend Games
The Baker team faces an afternoon game while St Marys schedules a postponed clash for Thursday. The two remaining Varsity games will be played at McCook Field, with Baker traveling to St Marys on Saturday for the season finale.
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Elected Officers Kick Off Kansas Criminology Institute
Judge C A Smart was elected president of the Kansas Institute of Criminology for the coming year. Other officers named include Sherivana Elliott as vice president and C A Ruppenthal as superintendent. Additional members and committees were listed with various regional representatives and appointees.
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Central nets team high in high school meet record
Reber of Central set a shot put mark of 110 feet 6 inches to break the inter scholastic record while Lawrence and Westport stars led a rugged field. Central placed high in events with Reber winning discus and helping secure a total of 19 points as Lawrence tallied multiple firsts and second places.
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Ad Club Membership Rises Amid Advertising Growth
Dallas May 20 The Associated Advertising Clubs of America report membership swelled nearly 70 percent over the past year indicating strong interest in advertising’s home influence. The announcement notes broader engagement among industry professionals and communities, underscoring the ad field’s expanding role in public life.
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Indians Chase State Championship Schedule Revealed
The Haskell Indians prepare for a fall title bid with open dates on November 9 and November 16. A Thanksgiving game against Christian Brothers College in St Louis was secured, shaping next season's travel to Denver Manhattan and Wichita while practices intensify at Haskell.
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Domestic science and thrift for women in business homes
A 1910s-era piece urges American women to run households like businesses. It argues women need financial brains and domestic science to balance incomes, plan expenses, and compare prices through newspaper advertisements. It warns against insolvency and promotes prudent, businesslike household management.
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Carnival Tonight at Lawrence Marks Open Week of Amusement
Alania Shows arrived in Lawrence and opened at Woodland Park for a week long carnival. First performance starts seven tonight with nightly shows and rides, praised by local residents for clean attractions and lively entertainment. The Wools Alamo company hails from Emporia and arrives amid praise for their managers and midweek program.
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