Washington U. Beats Kansas Nine 9-4 In Fast Baseball
Washington University defeated Kansas 9 to 4 at Stadium Field after taking a lead in the fifth. Levy powered Washington with a home run in the seventh as the nine held off a Kansas rally, while Thrasher and Mudd led with key hits. Kansas, teed by two early runs, fought back with speed but could not overcome Washington’s late scoring surge. The teams meet again tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. for the rematch.
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Two Missourians Enter Track Tryouts at Missouri University
Two Missouri athletes enter the trials for the 1920 olympics held at Memorial Stadium on May 29. Lancaster, a former Northeast High School student, vaults 12 feet in the pole vault, while Homer Walten, ex Emporia College star, has sprint records and ran 100 yards in 9.8 seconds. Walten competes in the 100 and 200 meter dashes.
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Jayhawkers struggle as injuries and shifts hamstring ball game
The Bikers kept up hard hitting while disputes with umpires drew crabbing. Kansas State rookies filled in as Armstrong Hodges Price Ogden and Davis shifted positions. Dunne pitched well but walked six. In the third inning Lonborg Black and Ogden produced a late rally as Kansas showed real ball club signs.
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Washington Defeats Ogden In Braves Style Baseball Lineup
In a rough opening inning Davis and Bolin scored after Wright singled, Mudd mishandled a ball, while Greer impressed at first and Davis added infield hits. Washington showed speed as the infield rallied, with Umpire Stanley calling a clean game aside from a few Washington protests. Levy batted in camp position as part of a novel batting display.
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Ames and Jayhawks set for tennis battle in Lawrence
The Ames team will meet the Kansas Jayhawks in a three match tennis tournament at 3:30 in Lawrence. Ames arrived refreshed from a victory over Oklahoma Sooners and will likely test the home team, with Rogers drawing Paige and Glaskin facing Young in singles and the same four in doubles. The Kansas squad recently returned from a split with Illinois, while a planned match with Washington University was postponed by rain.
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Kansas Poised for Second at Migso Valley Track Meet
Kansas stands a fighting chance to place second at the annual outdoor Migso Valley track meet to be held Friday and Saturday. Nebraska is favored to win, with the Huskers entering as the strongest team after recent victories over Kansas and the Kansas Aggies. Missouri carries a strong sprint lineup, while Iowa State and Missouri hope for top showings in a tightly contested field.
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Kamsas Team Heads to Lincoln for Valley Schedule Planning
The Kamsas will depart Lal yence Thursday night for Lincoln to finalize the Valley basketball schedule for next season. Coaches and directors from the Valley will coin the plan at Lincoln.
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Election to Elect Five Bishops at General Conference
At Springfield May 20 the Methodist Episcopal general conference voted to keep the bishop tally and elect five to fill vacancies from death and retirement. Amendments restored Paris Helena Mont as episcopal areas. A first ballot for new bishops occurred just before recess. no nominations were made and a two thirds majority was required.
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Church Bishops Propose War Stance Panel Names List
Board of bishops appoints a committee to frame the church’s attitude on war. Members named include Bishops Nicholson of Chicago Richardson of Atlanta Wilson of New York Von Kleinschmidt of Los Angeles James of Philadelphia Gold Ardmore Rowland Cherring ton Plantz Sockman Jones and others. A separate note mentions investigations into the transportation of the Demp Carpentier fight films and related accusations against Tex Rickard and six others.
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WOMEN A VOICE IN PRESBYTERIAN GOVERNANCE
A San Antonio report notes women seeking a voice in United States Presbyterian governance. The piece mentions May events and the push as part of the sixty fourth generation to permit participation in important executive decisions. A local construction update references a new North Thing foundation ready for inspection.
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Larvex Moth Proofs Fabrics To Shield Textiles
Odorless product guards clothing blankets and rugs against moth damage. Describes protection, stainless styling, and non injurious nature for households seeking fabric preservation.
Delegates Chosen Uninstructed at State Democratic Convention
Montpelier VI May 20 The Democratic state convention selected eight uninstructed delegates to the national convention. The proceedings note the need to prove the addition of the footings and that the pouring of footings will follow this preliminary inspection.
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