Kansas Wins as Sooners Idle in Doubleheader Split
Kansas defeated Missouri 9 to 5 in the opening game before Oklahoma University clinched the Valley title by remaining unbeaten. Kansas pitcher Anderson battled control issues yet held Missouri to seven hits, while Stoney Wall made crucial catches in the eighth inning. Coach John Bunn canceled the second game to avoid wearing out pitchers Swensen and Feldkamp.
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Indian Teams Elect Joe Cross Baseball Captain at Haskell
Joe Cross was elected baseball captain and Cyrus Walking track captain at Haskell Indian Institute in a last night election. Cross, catcher this year on the Haskell diamond squad, was a mainstay on offense and defense with strong batting and reliable catching. Walking, a varsity sprinter and relay member, set a school record in the 340 yard dash in 49.7 seconds at the Missouri Wesleyan meet last Friday.
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New Haskell Institute to Install Two Year Athletic Course
A new two year physical education and athletic training course will be installed next September at Haskell Institute with university credit possibility. C M Blair and the Indian Affairs commissioner announced the plan after coordinating with the University of Kansas extension division. Credit acceptance by KU not yet decided, but the program will total about 64 college hours. Regular high school graduates from Haskell or equivalent schools must meet the requirement for college credit and a teaching certificate. special students may enroll without full four year coursework.
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Missouri Valley beats St Benedicts 6 to 4 in baseball
Missouri Valley defeated St Benedicts College 6 to 4 in baseball yesterday led by pitcher Fette with thirteen strikes. Also notes list Detroit and Cleveland games and a coach Herbert Ward leaving Harr ell Institute for Toppenish Washington returning mid August. Bowling and dance events also mentioned.
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Ceremonies mark corner stone laying of Masonic Temple
A large crowd attended the Ot tawa corner stone laying ceremony for the Masonic Temple with Grand Master Charles M Fowler and Congressman Guyer present. Local residents listed among attendees, praising the event and the community’s support.
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Rough House Rosie Lights Lawrence With New Bow Production
Lawrence viewers will soon see Rough House Rosie at the Bowersock with Bowersock's Monday showing. The Bow vehicle, adapted by Max Marcin from a Saturday Evening Post tale by Nunnally Johnson, promises laughs and heart throbs similar to earlier films. Frank Strayer directs a cast including Reed Howes Arthur Housman Doris Hill and Douglas Gilmore in featured roles.
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Purification Ad Promotes Health Through Calotabs
A vintage advertisement urges purification as the foundation of health. It touts Calotabs as the greatest system purifier and recommends a course taken weekly for several weeks. A family package with directions is offered for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Bow Showing at Resort Mixes Boxing and Farce
Advance notes promise Miss Bow outshines previous roles in a blend of comedy and drama spanning a resort sketch, cabaret, country show, and a boxing stadium scene. The piece features a charity-like judge scene, a police court, and a dramatic entrance at Clara’s home as she lands a haymaker on Howes. Theft report follows: a tire, tube and rim stolen from Paul Foster’s Ford touring car on Watkins Drive between 9:20 and 11:30 last night.
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Pleaded Guilty to Speeding and Liquor Charges
Os car Learnard J Hershey White and Young Learnard pleaded guilty to speeding and driving with an open cab. Learnard also pled guilty to liquor charges while the others faced withdrawal of certain traffic ordinance violations. City Attorney C Stewart announced the actions last Friday amid court notes and local case details.
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