Lawrence First At League Meet In Leavenworth
Lawrence wins the league meet at Leavenworth with 50 1/2 points. Lawrence defeats Kansas City and Ottawa, with McCall setting a 194 ft 10 in discus record and Pontius guiding shots and javelin for high team score.
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Lawrence Club Tops Baldwin Towners in Second Game
The Lawrence Athletic Club won its second game of the season at Woodland Park, defeating Baldwin Towners as Clem pitched his second victory. Lawrence took an early lead with singles from Welter and Elderbronk, stole bases, and miscues by Baldwin, while Bishop and Nichols contributed offensively. The game featured cloudy skies, a potential downpour, and fielding errors that aided Lawrence as Clem worked ten strikeouts.
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Liberty Memorial High wins track and tennis titles
Liberty Memorial high school topped the track meet and took doubles tennis, Palmer Lindsay and Elmer Pierson defeating Swerenger and Hambleton 6-2 3-6 3-6. Nick of Argentine won the singles final from Roberts of Kansas City 6-2 6-2. Mr and Mrs V K Hoover spent the day in Kansas City.
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Palmer Lindsay
Elmer Pierson
V. K. Hoover
Kansas City
Ce Wm. Penn
Kansas University Wins Valley Track Championship of 1927
Kansas University Jayhawkers captured the Missouri Valley Conference track crown at Lincoln with 45 34 points led by Grady and McInerney in sprints and Frazier in the two mile. Oklahoma second with 38 5, Nebraska third with 37, other scores listed. Wirsig set a Valley and overall record in the pole vault, while Stalker of Oklahoma set a broad jump mark in prelims. The KU half mile relay also claimed first place in 29.4 seconds.
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McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick fix for underweight individuals. It claims sunken cheeks fill out and flesh returns, with a sample testimonial of a thin woman gaining 10 pounds in 22 days and a money back offer if underweight people do not gain 40 pounds in 30 days, noting limitations.
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Indians Win Meet at Local Dual Meet
The Haskell Indians won a dual track meet decisively against Missouri Wesleyan University of Cameron, Mo., tallying 78 points to Wesleyan’s 35. Grant led Haskell with 14 points, while Wesleyan’s high point man posted 15. Emmet and Gallegos helped in a dramatic mile finish as honors swung early, with Haskell taking the lead in the third event and holding it through the meet despite a mishap in the high hurdles.
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Switiners
Haskell Field Hosts Fast Track Meet At Wesleyan
Hundreds of Indian school students witnessed the Missouri West Wesleyan track event. Brightman and Hackell led sprints with times around 18.77 in the 100 yard dash and 49.7 in the 5 yard dash. Groom took second overall as Haskell dominated several events including the 180 yard dash and long distance races.
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Secon
Missouri Wes Second Time and Haskell Track Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Missouri Wesleyan events and Haskell involvement. Mentions include second place finishes in 220 yard dash and javelin, with scattered names such as Haskell, Grant, and Norton. Also reports a bone lodged in a postmaster’s throat requiring transfer to Kansas City for removal and a brief line about a cigar.
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Soe Vaule
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Haskell
Wik Hey
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State Tuberculosis Sanitorium
Kansas’ City
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