Valley Track Meet Hurdles Jayhawkers For Valley Records
Kansas aims to break multiple Valley records at the Missouri Valley track and field meet with contenders like Norton Massey Massey Bradley and Massey each listing strong marks in high jump running broad jump and javelin. The team trains for clear weather as in last week’s Telegraphic meet while Everett Bradley eyes a 24 1 inch broad jump and Massey chases the 2 mile standard.
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Osborne
Missouri
Norton
Jayhawkers
Everett Bradley
Brad
Andison Massey
Massey
Rathburn
Ames
Kykendall
Aggie
Smith
St. Louis
Bradley
Hamilton
Ywrars
Drake
Schelz
Missouri U
Cowman
Bélla
Johnson Des Moines U
Farquhar
Towal State College
Watson, K. &. A. C
Rathturn
Iowa State College
Simpson
Dale
Nebraska
Kremer
Washington U
Riece
Kansas U
Osborn
G. Smith
Pittsburg
Kans
Nor4age
Loyd
Chicago
ineh—Wilkin
Town State Colfege
Reiversity of Missouri
University of Ilias
Minnesota Adds Physical Education Course For Directors
Minnesota University will start a new physical education course in September to train physical directors. Dean M. E. Haggerty notes the program includes Leuhzing Spaulding and Metcalf among active participants and will grant Bachelor of Science degrees to graduates.
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Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Ite
M. E. Haggerty
College of Education
Fred. Leuhzing
William Spaulding
Metcalf
Haggerty
Messrs
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Spaulding
University
Ersity
Dean Haggerty
Valley Baseball Standings Show Jayhawkers Lead
Three Missouri Valley teams share the lead with Kansas at nine wins and three losses. If Kansas wins four remaining games they clinch back to back Valley titles. a loss could tie Washington and Kansas for first. Nebraska, Missouri, Ames and Washington show varying finish possibilities as Drake Grinnell miss baseball this season. The Jayhawkers to host Kansas State in a two game series at Lawrence Thursday and Friday.
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Lawrence High Football Schedule Figures Incomplete
The Lawrence high school football schedule for next season is nearly set with seven lettermen serving as the foundation for Coach Klein's squad. The lineup includes George Magkie Jack Quinlan Stanley Lindley John Akers Joel Chambers Robert Laptad and Lewis Davidson. Scheduling conflicts limit games with Kansas City and other Kansas teams. The proposed games list Roosevelt Emporia Manhattan Ottawa Topeka and Iola with dates in October November and Thanksgiving. The Yankees struggle to separate from the Browns and the Giants from the Cardinals.
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George Magkie
Jack Quinlan
Stanley Lindley
John Akers
Joel Chambers
Robert, Laptad
Lewis Davidson
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Gam
Roosevelt High
Emporia
Lawwrence
Emporia High Aby
Lawrénce
Manhattan
Kan
Mos
Ottawa
Valley Track and Field Records Aimed At May Fall Meet
Valley track records list events and holders from Missouri U to Chicago U with marks in sprints throws hurdles and jumps. The article notes records likely to be broken at a forthcoming meet and mentions teams such as Giants and Detroit Myerrs along with players Bresnahan Traynor and Collins in a broader sports digest.
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Kansas freshmen win second annual track and field meet
Kansas University freshmen won the second annual telegraphs rack and field meet from Missouri Valley conference rivals at Washington University. Delays due to rain forced Grinnell to reschedule events, but Kansas totaled 59 points.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Kansas University
Missouri Valley Conference
Washington University
Delagn
Grinnel
Kansas
Baseball Gossip Sparks Indians Eastward Invasion
The Cleveland Indians gain jolts from their eastern swing as American League rivals acknowledge the Athletics are tougher than in past years. Walter Johnson returns to form as a dominant pitcher and the Athletics add home run threats to their lineup. The Eastern National League race stirs the Reds from a long rest amid these shifting fortunes.
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Athletics
Walter Johnson
Washington Star
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Local social notes from Lawrence and surroundings
Mrs H E Van Neste attended a meeting at Mrs Kate Eula of Lawrence Thursday afternoon. Florence Sutter returns home for the summer from Lawrence to help at home. A T Carson of Kansas City on business at Schulmeyer home Wednesday morning. John Leonhard and Chris Schaake visited Sunday afternoon. Myahk Boelketty from Oregon visited S M Dolan Friday. Luster Underwood spent Saturday at George Snow’s. Mrs H G Van Nestevalle leaves for Alabama on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Strong of Wellsville visited with Mrs Knop of Lawrence Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs A F Brown called on Mrs Ida Leonhard Friday. Mrs M Dolan called on Mrs E Wood of Lawrence Sunday evening. F H, J M and Lawrence Leonhard made a business trip to Oskaloosa Wednesday. Norris’ Winger visited Charles Reed at Schulmeyer’s last Sunday. Miss Virgil Norvis was a guest of the Misses Bericters Sunday. Christian Scientists moving their reading room from South Mass church to House Bluff today.
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Kate Eula
Lawrence
Florence Sutter
A. T. Carson
Kansas City
Schulmeyer
Mes
A. Leonhard
Chris Schaake
Schaake
Myahk Boelketty
Oregon
S. M. Dolan
Luster Carl Underwood
George Snow
H. G. van Nestevalle
Green
Johnnie Strong
Wellsville
Red Strong
Knop
Virgil Norvis
Berciters
Toita Dunes
Wild Freese
Geo. Whaley Jr
Glen
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George Whaley Sr
New Methodist
Eudora
Davis
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Allen Foust
yaJohn Miller
Geo. Ott Jr
James Duncan
M. Grosdidier
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Jessie Anderson
John Sthopper
Hiram Cantrell
Gee, Whaley, Sr
Gee Ott Sr
Daugherty
Ed Forsythe
van Gunten
J. C. McArthur
Goodland
Kans
Topeka
American Legion Auxiliary
Geo. Ott Sr
M. L. Sowers
Andrew
Katherine
Gee. Whaley Sr
Burdett
George Tucker
Solen
H. H. Hemphill
Kelly Hetrick
John Daily
Daily
Vinland
D. A. Wray and
Like View
Dl Sh Athey
Allie Lawson
Lawsence
Lena Gerry
Berth McMellian
A. L. Lawson
W. Laawson
James Kassinger
Maggie McMullen
Wray
Lloyd Craig
Wo Lawson
Glen. McQueen
Wl Lawson
Iwyd Craig
Linwood
Kan
Ese Hulewin
Glora Kassinger
Dr. Hingle
Baldwin
George
H. Wemiphill
Charles Crate
James Kussinger Huette
Bald- Witt
A. Lawson
Boyan Holmes
Maggie McMollin
Dave Wray
Myr
Norment
Florida
Johny
Hinele
McMellian
Don McMellian
Ren] Gick
D. A. Wray
Son
Ernest
Martin Grisman
Vineland
Dr. Lathap of
Lawson
John Dailey
Mabel Pomroy
Charles Kassinger
Loyd Limberger
James Pty Kassinger
Local Harmony Area Socials and Church Notes
Sunday gatherings, family visits, and church events fill the Harmony vicinity. Edna Duncan, Marie Abels, and many neighbors share meals and sermons as alfalfa and berry harvests near. Numerous travels to Eudora, Topeka, and Burdett mark a busy community week with graduations on the horizon.
Internal Pile Remedy Hemroid Promoted by Doctor
The ad claims external treatments are ineffective and promotes internal Hemroid, developed by Dr. Leonhardt after 1000 cases. It states the remedy safely cures piles by improving circulation and is sold with a money back guarantee. Round Corner Drug Store stocks and backs the product with refunds.
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Local Neighbors and Visitors Share Weekend News
Mrs Striker and her son visited Tom Harbour on Friday. Ben Neis helped Sam Strobel plant corn this week. Mr Eaton sold his farm to a Leavenworth buyer, and Mrs Bert Daugherty move to Eudora living in Summers home on C street. Various calls from Milton Shafstahl, George Tucker, Hetricks, Daily, Wray, Lawson and others noted with travels to Vinland Linwood and Baldwin. Rain interrupted travel Monday and Tuesday.
Local Farm Notes and Visitors Gather in Welcome District
Miss Nellie Tucker and John Alley visit Vinland. George Tucker sees Will Pomroy. Grandpa Lawson visits Lawrence. Dave Wray and family travel to Baldwin. Lena Berry calls on Bertha McMellian. farmers near completion of corn planting as weather holds. Local business listings for Btory Bros. and Douglas Radio Co. noted.
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Welcome
Nellie Tucker
George Tucker
Will Pomroy
Grandpa Lawson
Lawrence
Dave Wray
Ernest
Baldwin
Lena Berry
Bertha McMellian
John Alley
Boxing At Legion Meet Promises Ten Round Bout
El Dorosey post of the American Legion hosts a boxing evening at the Legion rooms tomorrow. K O Karall of St Louis will fight a Leavenworth dark horse in a ten round or knockout bout. Three other bouts and a wrestling match are on the card with music from Thomas Brothers and Stewart. Ice cream will be served and all service men and the dads organization are invited.
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American’ Legion
the Legion Rooms
K. O.” Karall
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Thomas Brothers and
Stewart
Dads Organization
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