Valley Track Aims High In Triangular Meet
The Missouri Tigers showed strength in recent meet results, upsetting Kansas State and Nebraska expectations. Jayhawker captain Graham will miss the Valley meet, affecting Kansas prospects as Grinnell and Grinnell Uni compete for strong showings. Oklahoma and Grinnell loom as potential upsets as southern rivals pursue top scores.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Missouri. Tigers
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Jayhawkers
Simpson
Jayhawkers Sathrddy
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Tigers
Kansas-Aggies
Vincola
Oklahoma
Grinnell Tracksters
Dayhawkers
Peint- Aviatier
Graham
Schlademan
Ferman
Wichita Opens Singles and Doubles Honors at Interscholastic Meet
Floyder Pierpoint of Wichita demonstrated power to win the 19th annual interscholastic tennis championship singles title with a 6-2 6-4 victory over Arnold of Westport. Westport high won the doubles title with Wooley and Pierpoint defeating their Wichita rivals 6-4 2-5 in the final.
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Wichita
Wooley
Pierpoint
Kansas Citians
Rules of base running and force play in baseball
The passage discusses safety rules for runners and fielders when two men stand on the same base. It states that the runner who advanced remains out if touched by the ball, even if on the base with the original occupant, and that only the nonoriginal occupant may be retired by touching him. It also mentions returning a runner to the original holder if possible, and that a runner may choose to talk to the original holder unless forced to advance.
Pikers Take Second Game In Series With Jayhawkers
Kansas Jayhawker baseball team lost game two 11 to 2 to Washington Pikers after a tight start. Dave Wright started for Kansas before being relieved. Pikers racked fourteen hits while pitchers on both sides struggled. Locals Green Brothers Athletic club defeated Topeka Union Pacific 12 to 4 on Woodland Park diamond in a separate note.
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Washington
Pikers
Sith
Dave Wright
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Chiilison
Blue- Warriors
Thyme
the . Green
Brothers’ Athletic Club
Topeka Union Pacific Club
Woodland Ck
Aggies Match Kansas in Two Game 1925 Series
Kansas Aggie baseball coach Patsy Clarifies this morning that the 1925 season will begin with a two game series against the University of Kansas in Manhattan.
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Univerty of Kansas
Patsy
Manhattan
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Kansas
Tyndale and Bible Reformation Day Plan Noted
The Presbyterian Church in the United States reports to its General Assembly on October 25 400th anniversary of Tyndale s New Testament completion. The World Conference on Faith and Order meeting occurred last summer 1927 with about half the $24 000 annual budget funded by cooperating churches. Vinland Farm Bureau Woman s meeting in Vinland with Mildred Smith county home agent taking charge of Vinland arm bureau.
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Yndale
Reformation Committee
Presbyterian Church In
United States
General Assembly
Bec
Tyndale
Committee On the
World Conference On Faith and Order
Presbyterian Church
Sof
America
Our
Machado Emerged as Cuban Leader in Early 20th Century
A historical sketch recounts Gerardo Machado’s rise from Santa Clara official to Liberal organizer and eventual presidential candidate. It notes his military service against Spain, leadership in the rural guard, business pursuits, and lifelong political activity shaping Cuba’s Liberal movement and provincial governance.
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Hiatal
Gerardo Machado
Villaclars
Las Villas
Santa Clara
Machado Y Castelisa
Dutgarda Morales
Maigharde
Spain
Santa Claray
Villadara
Machado
Jose Marti
Bing
Aha
Ate
Jose ‘Miguel Gomez
Gomez Hado
Bellion
Nty
Congress
Etoin
Ng. Ve
Zoi
Havana
Mendieta
Orestes Ferrara
Gomez
Erins of
Santa Clare
Mendez Penate
Camp Columbia
Jamez
United ‘States
Liberal Party
Testo
Buying on new basis in Manhattan Kansas May 22
Manhattan Kansas May 22 reports a new practice of paying for wheat on protein content. A local elevator in the county paid six to eight cents per bushel more than rivals to attract wheat. The terminal market earned a reputation for high protein territory and buyers paid premiums on track. The local trade at home notes the practice.
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Manhattan
Kan
J! E
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Farmer's cooperative elevator scheme boosts wheat profits
Mr. Hipple, manager of the Farmers' Cooperative Elevator Company, devised a plan to pay on protein tests. He sent samples to Hitchinson lab, offered premium of one tenth per bushel per one percent protein above 12 percent. By mixing high protein wheat with low protein lots, he sold at about 12 to 18 percent protein, aiming for premium prices at terminal markets. He notes profits depend on protein premiums split with farmers.
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Hipple
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Company
Jal Ford
Pyoseils
Hitchinson
Ford
Alf Stokdyk
Exteyision
State Agricultural College
Whatcom countys uncharted frontier explored near Bellingham
Whatcom county 50 miles east of Bellingham is described as an almost impenetrable frontier within a 200 square mile district between Sourdough Mountain and Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan. The region, a vast game sanctuary, hosts bears and other wildlife with glaciers in some mountains. Forest rangers report difficulties bringing pack animals into the center while large areas remain unsurveyed.
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Wash
Associated Press
Jin
Whatcom County
Belling
Baker
Shuksen
Forest Rangers
Alek
Gut Stationsorth
Soursough Mountain
Sourdough Mountain
Whatcom
Firemen in Convention Seek Re-election in Detroit
The thirtieth convention for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen opens in Detroit with Enginemen and Firemen's Officers seeking re-election. Delegates discuss union objectives and ongoing labor issues during the gathering.
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Detroit
Chamberlain Tablets Promoted for Digestive Ailments
Scurried old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach troubles indigestion gas aches and abdominal pain. It claims the pills ease heartburn colic and bowel discomfort, offering trial scenes and a price of five cents per box to readers.
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Chamberlain Medicina
Chamberlain
Salle Edi Thocas Chamberlainissa
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