Classic Interscholastic Invite Highlights Record Runs
A Ninereah interscholastic meet drew Oregon and Missoula high schools with about one hundred top athletes. Saunders of Lawrence led with 13.5 points, winning discus and tying for third in pole vault. Loomis, Landers, and others set or tied multiple K. U. interscholastic marks as Westport, Northeast, and Shattuck squads posted top team scores.
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Heh Blair
Lawrenes
Sherma Sanders
Frank Loomis
Kewally Academ
Yho
Oregon
Niuisits
Westport Secord
Saunters
Lawrence High
Sehoni Wman
Mide
Fourih
Hainders
viniGine
Pattinson
Laonus
Powell
Anthony High
Deda
Fairbault
Minn
Westport
Northeast
Dola
Shattnek School
KL TV
Enterprise
Topeka
Thy
Kan
Schuubaldt
Wichita To
Pratt County
Osu
A. Abilene
Bonner Speig
Eodestia
Renee
Alta Vista
Scranton Te
Oley Sl
Schwartz
Woc
Evans
Osage City
Landers
Bth
Loouis
TEL
Taine
H. U
Uuteward Dash
Reluwarta
Steulevo
Syracnae
Neely
Kentorp
Desha
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Tues
Ore
Wishoal
Minnesota
Northwest
Venfis
Wichita
Haskell
C. Central
Loomis
Orexon
Moore
Humboldt
Marshall
K. C
K.C. Manual
Wilkinson
Shatin & School
Esula
Sevaaitly Stephens
K. Kansag
Aunders Lawrence
Broat
Osborne
K. C. Westport
Jayhawkers And Tigers Split Missouri Valley Showdown
Kansas and Missouri fought to a 13 to 6 game result as the Jayhawkers tied the Tigers in the Missouri Valley Conference race. Weather and rain interrupted play while Chase and Morgan starred for Kansas and injury limited Raingardner. The series could decide the league title with four conference games remaining on the schedule.
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Coarle McGarty
Jaylawkers
Columbia
Jayhawkers
Tigers
Schedie
Anes
Tongules
Lawrence
Tamilion
Almager Brewer
Missouri Valley Conference
Cyaty
Miari
Taylor
Kansas
KIWL
Morgan
Nute
Enine
Chase
Jaylawker
Feres
Chase Sunle
Raingardver
Diekte Haute Rou B. Ph Tho
Aylar
Morgan and Rantingardner
Owens Cray Aul de Welter
Cubs Dominate At Woodland Park In Local Game
El Vampiro Velto led the Cubs to a decisive 24 to 12 win yesterday at Woodland Park. Heavy hitting powered the Cubs as Reed, Gallagher, and HM delivered strong performances while Nuights and Lidhe of Se ewity deans struggled on offense.
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Woodland Park
Mack
Cubs
Tved
Woolland Park
Nuights
Lidhe
Seewity Dean
Osborne
Gallagher
Karhts
Reed
Pittsburgh Cruiser Crew Sets Night Range Record
The crew of the cruiser Pittsburg fired at night in torpedo defense drills off the harbor. 6 inch gun pointers scored 7 hits out of 60 shots at 1,800 yards, with a separate group achieving 34 hits in 63 shots at 1,800 yards. Pan-Hellenic finals approach as Sigma Chi leads one division while Alpha Tau and Betas head other divisions. Senior class to meet at 3:80.
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Cousier Pittsburg
San Diego
Pittsburg
Ring Dax
Lipo Yards
Sigma Chis
Alpha Taus
Betas
Golf tournament advances with first round results
The Lawrence County club championship progresses as the first round finishes and second round play begins. Sterling defeats Spalding 1 up, Hall over Meade 2 up, and several other matches end with small margins. Losers advance to the second flight matchups for continued competition the next day.
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Lawrence Cowltry Club
Sterling
Spaldiney
Hall
Meade
Rowlands
Walker
T. Barteldes
A. Barteldes
MekKone
Jlt. Jones
Johnson
Davis
Patterson
Starkweather
Stra Chan
Moore
Spotts
A. MacMurray
A. J. Boynton
Lindley
Pinsmoor
Phe
Gustafson
Gibb
Crawford
Carl
Tournanent Asses
Spalling
Rowlands Walker
Barteldes
Uh Fyones
Davia
Spotts Bil
Allen
J. C. Jones
The Thrice a Week World Ad Offers Subscriptions
An advertisement promotes The Thrice a Week World edition as timely and essential for households amid European war and a forthcoming U S presidential contest. It touts prompt, cheap news, unions with The Journal World, and special pricing for annual subscriptions and combined offers.
National Electric Light Association Meeting Opens in Chicago
Delegates from across the United States gather for the National Electric Light Association’s thirty first convention in Chicago. The agenda includes modern electrical devices, plant inspections, electrification discussions, and topics on salesmanship and safety. Notable figures Lloyd of Chicago serves as president and T Commerford Martin of New York as secretary.
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National Electric Light Association
Chicago
Rnion
Oval
Torkex
Ely
Lowe
Jevips
En Walleds
Lkes
Tlw Coutry
OW Lloyd
W C T U Held Institute At Bethel
Seventy attended a WCPU County Executive local institute at Bethel last Thursday. Attendees included Mrs Arvilla, Dr Mrs J D Kennard, Mrs W A Duon of Lawrence, Mrs Geo Smith of Vinland, Mrs Ruehty, Mes Taylor, Mrs Skinner, Mrs Bronner, Mrs Lane, and Miss White of Baldwin, with county president unable to attend due to her husband’s illness. The group discussed department work, held services, and shared a nourishing meal after morning sessions.
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Bethel
WCPU
Arvilla
J. D. Kennard
W. A. Duon
Lawrence
Geo. Smith
Vinland
Ruehty
Mes. Taylor
Skinner
Bronner
Lane
White
Baldwin
Robinson
Budora
Powel
Toon
Brunner
Smith
Dunn
Taylor
Shnith
Committees Named to Visit City Public Schools
Attention Ladies Auxiliary No 78 of Sons of Veterans appoints committees to visit city public schools. Assignments include High School May 25 at 4 pm, First Presbyterian Church. Quinncy and other schools scheduled for May 25 with designated Sisters.
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Sons of Veterans of
3. E. Cap
Axy
Aherehill
Reynolds
Derby
Coluctyal School
Neilson
Karly Huddleston
Quiiney
Ella Engle
Abrich
New York
Wetzel
Mabel Wilson
Pinekney
Wal
Local School Affiliation Turned Over to Community Leaders
McCone and Olnstead preside over district events as Sisters Enele Stanifer Gavitt and others appear in a community education note. The piece lists multiple schools and sisters as instructors, mentions a lodge meeting led by EB Hunttnutt and S J Churchill, and notes social visits, health concerns, and graduation attendance at Lawrence.
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el Vampiro Velto
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NEW York World
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United States
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Jounal World
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Probate
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Lacie Laspy
Lawwrence
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Atlanta, GA
Ed Wilein
Hopewell
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Myr
Mason
Frank White
Heey
Owen
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Ly Sing
Republic
Tucker
Whute
Foster
Charles Mehinney
Dorothy Hindman
Hope Snyder
Melinney
George Williams
Donald Craig
Lester Craig
Stonyoint
Hy All Presmi
Livren Holmes
Uoen
Dick Stone
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Amone
T. N. “White
L. B. Snyder
O. M. S&iulman
C. Tucker
Kulamah Tucker
Bonnie
Ope
Geneva Snyder
Dorothy
Lewisy Hindman
Raha Tucker
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