Kansas Track Team Prepares for Missouri Valley Meet in St Louis
Kansas coach Karl Schlademan takes twelve athletes to the Missouri Valley meet at Washington University in St Louis. The Jayhawker squad is expected to score heavily in events led by Sandefur in weight and Massey in the two mile, with Bradley and Woestemeyer among key point prospects.
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Missouri’ Tigers
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Washington University
St. Louis
Middle West
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Woestemeyer
Sandefur
Ike Massey
Patterson
Dierking
Meidinger
O'Leary
Rinehart
Massey
Watson
Aggies
Woestermeyer
Gentleman
Karl Schlademan
Jayhawker Baseball Invades Meinhotte for Final Series
Levee team seeks to clinch at least one win to secure top Valley finish as K U may still claim first. Aggie mound duo Otto and Bloomer loom, with Bloomer praised as a potential future star. Lindsey stresses hitting drills and a two game sweep to end the season strong.
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K;uv
Jayhawkers
Aggie
Otto
K. U
Ad Lindsey
Missouri
Manhattan
Lindsey
Joe Bloomer
Bloomer
Rody
Custer
Americans Fall as British Amateur Eliminations Continue
Hoylake May 25 Dr Paul Junier of Los Angeles, one of two remaining Americans in the British Amateur golf championship, loses in the fifth round to B Darwin of Woking by two up and one to play. Fred J Wright of Boston remains the sole American among thirteen entrants. Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Cyril Tolley, the British title holder, were eliminated in the fourth round this morning.
Baker Friday Baseball Duel Closes Regular Season
Haskell to meet Baker University Friday afternoon in the season finale at 3 o'clock. Both teams show improvement over early on-year form and the matchup promises a competitive finish to the schedule. Also notes Missouri players winning the Blue Goose golf event at Lawrence Country Club with Baruch setting a course record of 91. The MacMurrays win the putting contest as Gould takes the driving prize.
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Haskell
Baker University
Missouriana
Lawrence Country Club
Missouri
Kansas
Baruch
Woodhouse
MacMurray
MacMurrays
Gould
Baseball Gossip From The Early Season Headlines
Baseball gossip notes highlight first nine base stealers in the American League Bush Young Blue and Cobb. Faber the White Sox ace. Rebihs hurling staff in distance trouble when Brooklyn pitcher falters. Heilman hits .500 through 25 games for Detroit. Snyder improves with the Giants. Reds slumping aside from Hargrave. Cubs lead NL in batting though pitchers lag. Red Sox impress followers. Robbie Roth may boost Yankees. Pitchers struggle to outguess bats, giants watch McGraw Jennings Burkett Dolan. Duffy Lewis Washington Pratt Red Sox. Landis rulings harm players changing teams. St Louis Cards etc.
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Bush
Young
Blue
Cobb
Faber
White Sox
Gleason
Brooklyn
Rebih
Harry Heilman
Detroit Tigers
Frank Snyder
Giants
Hargrave
Cincinnati
Red
Chicago Cubs
Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Robbie Roth
Yankees
McGraw
Jennings
Burkett
Dolan
Duffy Lewiss
Derril Tratt
Duffy
Washington
Pratt
Judge Landis
St. Louis
Somerville Cubs Tie 1-1 in 19 Inning Marathon
In Boston a long amateur game saw the Somerville Cubs and Shamrock Athletic Club tie 1 to 1 after 19 innings. Pitcher MecFayden of Somerville allowed only three hits and struck out 33 batters in the 19 frames, as Hornsby and Co. aim to lift the Cards' standing in coming days.
Dempsey Manager Erases Color Line and Sets July Match Stakes
Atlantic City May 24 Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey, declared the color line erased after saying a July 2 eliminator against Georges Carpentier would remove further barriers. He added the next Dempsey opponent will be the best purse contender. In Topeka May 25 the Kansas Editorial Golf association held its first tournament with editor golfers, KU and Washburn journalism students as guests of the Topeka Press Club.
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Atlantic City
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentier
Topeka
Kansas Editorial Golf Association
Country Club
University of Kansas and
Washburn College
Topeka Press
Travel to Fort Norman Grows Heavier on Mackenzie Route
Edmonton observers note expected surge of travel toward Fort Norman oil fields in the Mackenzie River valley. Three steamboat companies can move 3,000 voyageurs round trip. forecasts vary, with some predicting 1,000. Royal Canadian Mounted Police require round trip tickets for all travelers. Most proceed via Mackenzie and Peace River, while some choose overland routes from Yukon and Alaska.
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Edmonton
Alta
Arctic
Fort Norman
Mackenzie River
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Norman
Mackenzie and
Peace River
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Orthopaedist backs high heels for women in moderation
London May 25 Dr W H Trethowan urged mothers to stop training children with outward pointing toes and warned that three minutes to 12 and three minutes past are better than long strides. He endorsed reasonably high heels for remedial use and advised heel height not exceed two and a quarter inches for daily wear and at least one and a quarter inches for house shoes.
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London
W. H. Trethowan
Institute of Hygene
Real estate transfers and a widow’s fortune condition
W E Emick and wife transfer property to C F Emick for 1400 dollars. Minta Benauder and husband transfer interest in multiple parts of sections 15 13 17 24 13 17 and 24 12 17 to Chas A Petefish. Ed S Pardee transfers to Hattie B Pardee for 1 dollar love and affection. J H W Walker and wife transfer Lot 36 Section 12 and other parcels to Sarah H Shearer. Also noted: Princess Henriette, aunt to King George, is cited as a literary Royal who composes. a Parisian wills fortune to his widow on condition she joins a convent and dedicates her life to prayer.
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W. E. Emick
C. F. Emick
Breezedale
Minta Benauder
Chas A. Petefish
S. Pardee
Hattie B.pardee
Ind. St., Baldwin
J. HW. P. Walker
Sarah H. Shearer
Heaiice
King George
State Grain Inspectors Denials Spark Probe In Kansas
Gov Allen received emphatic denials about deputy grain inspectors selling grain samples and diverting funds. George B. Moss and L. M. Anderson defend past practices, claiming samples were routinely accumulated and sold with proceeds returned to the state. Inspector Connelly says he never benefited. other officials describe long-standing custom and a strong demand for samples to feed markets and ships.
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Popeka
Kant
Allen
Catin
George B. Moss
Hodes and Capper
Ollaws
Ross
Grain Inspection Department
Treasury
Co. M. Connelly
Salina
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Mr. Connelly
Kansases
al. M. Anderson
Atchison
Arab Woman Applies Kehl to Enlarge Eyes
A description notes a poor Arab woman painting her eyes with kehl to make them look bigger and more brilliant. The practice highlights traditional cosmetic use and cultural beauty standards.
Reindeer Herds in Alaska Seen Doubling By 10 Years
Alaska's reindeer herds could double within a decade surpassing combined stocks of Norway Sweden and Finland says Carl J Lomen Nome Alaska pioneer who returned from Washington D C after pushing for higher biological survey funds He cites 200000 square miles suitable for grazing and nearly a quarter million animals already in Alaska with meat industry potential reaching 50 60 million yearly Last year Nome shipped six thousand carcasses to Seattle averaging 15 pounds dressed per animal.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Carl J. Lomet
Nome
Washington, D. C
Lomen
Washington
North
Mrs Mary Pass Gains Weight and Relief from Indigestion
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Pass praising The Sarees medicine Peale DET bottles for curing long standing stomach trouble. She reports improved appetite, elimination of indigestion bloating and headaches, and renewed energy to perform housework, claiming better health than in years.
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