Kansas Earns Sweep With Two Shutout Wins Over Oklahoma
Captain Swenson tossed 17 innings of shutout ball as Kansas swept Oklahoma in a doubleheader. The first game ended 3 0 in seven innings with Livinston doubling and Mancy driving in the other run. In the second, Kansas won 3 0 in 10 innings as Outland scored on a wild throw following Swenson’s at bat. Love of Oklahoma highlighted fielding. Other notes mention Northwestern track trials and a regional baseball standings snippet.
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Kinne
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results show New York 9 Brooklyn 5 Boston 3 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3 Chicago 2. American League New York 14 Boston 4 Philadelphia 7 Washington 6 Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Detroit 6 St Louis 3. American Association Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 12 St Paul 4 Indianapolis 12 Columbus 3 Toledo 43 Louisville. Duffy makes hole twice in round.
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Golfer Memoir Describes Dual Hole-in-One Feat
Al Demaree relays a tale from McDonald Smith about Aleck Duffy, a Scottish-born golfer linked to Garnostie, who reportedly hit hole-in-one twice in one round before finishing 18 holes at a Florida coast course. The anecdote, tied to Aleck and Willie Duffy, recalls a dramatic yarn of back-to-back aces during a single outing.
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Florida West Coast
Bpileair Country Club
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Joe “Duffy
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Graham clash with Schwartz in 15 rounds tonight
Bushy Graham of Utica faces Izzy Schwartz in a bantamweight title bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn amid national and state title implications. Graham holds a physical edge and is the odds-on favorite to win recognition as king of the 118-pounders from the national boxing association and the New York state athletic commission.
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Bushy Graham
Utica
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Izzy Schwartz
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Graham
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Elks to Play Tonight in Postponed Bowling Meet
Elks bowling teams from Calf and A B C clash tonight at eight, delayed by prior games. The postponed match was issued as a challenge and will settle bragging rights between the Calf and A B C lodges.
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Enseierie Saint Clan
Jenny Wren beat Ice Company in league clash on Shook diamond
The Jenny Wren nine upset the Ice Company 3 2 in the second game of the trial league at Shook diamond. Jenny Wren scored in the first inning on two hits and an overthrown third base error. Ice Company replied with a fourth inning run on a safe hit and wild throw, then Jenny Wren pushed ahead with two runs in the fifth. Ice Company failed to score in the final frame. Kansas Electric Power remains in first place but has yet to face Ice Company in a postponed game. Hardware and Lumber and Grocer and Butcher teams were due to clash that evening, with Box Factory and Journal-World on tomorrow's docket.
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Ice Company
Lin‘an Tadus
Kansas Electric Power Company
Jenny Wrensh
Comtest
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Chicago Baseball Players Tryouts With Major Leagues
Chicago University baseball players Kyle Anderson and Priess reported to have tryouts with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn clubs after the Big Ten season. Anderson expected to sign with the Pirates cited as potential. Priess may stay in school for another football year. Chicago finished mid-division in the Big Ten. In Kansas Pittsburg, May 23. The vanguard of Kansas editorial golfers arrive for the Kansas Editorial Golf association spring tournament prep.
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the Vanguard of Kansas
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Kansas ‘Editorial Golf Association
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Mohler's secret board of agriculture ends with prize
A cryptic note mentions a hidden board of agriculture with a largest prize of 1200 dollars. The fragmented text suggests a coal transport or value tied to the event and points to Kansas editors observing a notable ending. The exact identities and context remain unclear from the fragment.
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GC. Mohler
Board of Agricist
Priz i
Kansas
Pupils Do Much Reading In New York School
In a New York school 65 pupils read a total of 667 books during the year. James Moore led the 6A division with 94 books, Glenna Davis 64, Violet Warren and Kathryn Gibson 34 each. In 5A6 6B Anita Marie Frazier topped with 42 and Albert Moore had 35. Miss Tillie Oberle taught English.
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New York School
James Moore
Glenna‘ Davis
Violet Warren
Kathryn Gibson
Anita Marie’ Frazier
Albert Moore
Miss Tillie Oberle
Will Return to Ireland Denied by Fitzmaurice
Montreal dispatch reports James Fitzmaurice denying a Tines-Union attributed statement that he planned to become an American citizen and stay in the United States. He said he would return to Ireland where work awaits and offered to help Irish aviation development at Baldonnel. A separate Chicago item notes Margaret Rapat frustrated a robber at a Chicago office, with a gunfire incident referenced.
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James’ Fitzmaurice
Albany
N.Y
Ireland
Baldonnel
Negro attempts looting urged by a girl firing at attacker
An unnamed girl fires at a man assaulting her father, John Rappa, 68, in East Chi sse then the suspect, Leroy Covington, 30, flees. Covington is tracked to Illinois Steel company area, captured after resisting police with a jammed pistol. He is shot in both hands by officers. The incident marks another violent crime scene reported in the daily Kansan. The news notes the University Daily Kansan final issue tomorrow and other campus items.
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Illinois Steel Company
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Kansan
University Daily
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Mple
Kingman
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Purification Cure Ad Promises Health Revival
An old advertisement urges readers to purify the entire body with Calotabs claiming it restores vitality. It touts Purification as essential for health and suggests a thorough course twice weekly for best results. The copy emphasizes expert medical authority and promises national drugstore availability for 85 cents per package.
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