Golfing first at Country Club as hole completed
The report notes a first hole completed on the new Country Club course with Crowder and MacMurray achieving scores on hole No 1. Crowder matched MacMurray on the opening play, signaling a landmark round for the club’s early offerings.
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Haskell Baseball Team Featured In York Paper
The New York Evening Mail’s sport page shows a four column picture of the Haskell baseball team. The squad plans eastern schedule against amateur and semi professional teams starting June 9. Many games already played and players like Killbuck are listed as in excellent condition for fall term matches against Notre Dame and other schools.
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Massacre Reproduction at Billings Celebration
May 26 sees a joint observance by State cavalrymen and the American Legion with Crow and other tribes marking the Little Bighorn battle site near Battleground 13 miles from Fort George A. Custer Battle Association Hardin sponsors events with diverse participants as, tomorrow, the Haskell Indians face a baseball game at 1 o clock in Billings noting the field prowess and absence of crowd enthusiasm.
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Cantoned Betting Record Event At Lake Exte Contege
A garbled report describes a college meet at Pandoor and Lake Exte Contege where Sirah Taylor from Canton sets a field event record. The piece notes a 13c yard race and a world record attempt at the eighteenth, with an extra hole cited as a factor and Dar win mentioned in passing.
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Cincinnati Denies Triangular Baseball Deal Rumor
Hermann, president of the Cincinnati club, denied knowledge of a reported three way deal among New York, Cincinnati, and St Louis that would move Henry Groh to the Giants and bring Milton Stock to Cincinnati. Phi Alpha Delta wins fraternity baseball title after late surge.
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Cave of Marans in Tahiti Believed Burial Site for Wizard
In Tahiti near Papeete a cave known as the Cave of Marans lies at the start of Papara district. A large opening shows a pool at the floor and a legend binds it to a powerful ancient wizard. Locals note the cave as a reputed burial place and claim attempts to throw a missile across the pool fail.
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Salvation Army officers return from Kansas City council
Captain and Mrs. Hurlbert report a three day council with 60 officers in Kansas City, calling it the most profitable yet as they aim to strengthen the Salvation Army. The text also mentions a matinee and evening performance on June 2 with a Peruvian stone theme and references to ancient lore.
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Peru drama presented by Haskell students at Bowersock
Francesce Wenrich of Lawrence translates a Peru drama to be staged by Haskell students at Bowersock with a June matinee and evening performance. The notice mentions Big Bens and Gustaf son Birthday Dinner and Washington 646 Mitten celebrating a 55th birthday at six o clock with her children. Van Neute and the Shriners visited Topeka in the morning.
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