Jayhawlers Rout Missouri In Final Showdown
Kansas University exploded for 16 runs on 18 hits to rout Missouri 16 to 4 at Stadium Field. Swensen pitched well and earned the victory. Castle led Missouri with two hits despite illness. Chalfont and Kreckhaus added key hits as Kansas closed the season, with Swensen, Wall, and Feldkamp highlighted in a gritty Valley finale.
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Tiny Roebuck Wins First Pro Wrestling Bout in Kansas City
In Convention Hall Tiny Roebuck former Haskell football tackle defeated Jim Clinkstock in two straight falls to claim his first professional wrestling victory. He won the first fall in 18 minutes 5 seconds and the second in 16 minutes 3 seconds. Roebuck, who debuted recently, is set to exchange blows with Buck Brady next Wednesday in Memorial Hall. A Legion representative will meet Roebuck’s manager Dr J A Reilly to discuss a contract for the bout. Ford plans a new light car to replace the Model T, with details released officially.
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Wall Best Hitter Leads Missouri Baseball Season Finale
Missouri finished the season with Kansas University sharing exact second place in the league with ten wins and five losses. Stoney Wall led regulars at .373, while Beryl Heistand hit .429 in seven trips. Captain-elect Kelly Swensen hit .367 aided by a late surge, and pitching saw Swensen and Andy Anderson atop the staff with seven and three wins respectively. Swensen also pitched more innings and scored more runs.
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Sixteen Baker University athletes win track letters
Sixteen members of Baker University track and field earned sufficient points across season meets to be awarded track letters at commencement. Raymond Lidikay of Wellsville and Lawrence Martin of Dodge City are the only fourth-letter recipients. Howard of Emporia has a third letter. Two-letter earners include Louis Scott, Ralph Warvel, Truman Briggs, Car Schmidt, George Viar, Cecil Pryor, Fredonia Alfred Young, and others. First year men listed include Phares McFerren Baldwin Elton Peterson Lyndon George Fox Ralph Greenough Abilene Philip Wharton Hutchinson.
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Topeka Wins Singles as Liberty Memorial Loses
Liberty Memorial high school tennis players went 2 and 5 in seven matches at Gage Park. Singles losers included captain Palmer Lindsay Pierson and O Leary along with Abrams and Mttner. Liberty Memorial won both doubles matches with Lindsay Pierson and O Leary Kuss pairing.
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McCoy’s Ced Liver Oil Tablets Advertise Weight Gain
An advertisement targets skinny men and women arguing McCoy's Ced Liver Oil Compound Tablets can add weight where needed and boost health and energy. It claims 60 sugar coated tablets cost 60 cents and promises 5 pounds in 30 days or your money back, urging refuses of imitations.
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Liston Advocated Scouting Reform at Baker University
Baker University athletic director Liston urged eliminating scouting before football games four years ago while planning Baker vs William Jewell in Kansas City. He faced ridicule from coaches yet argued that in game planning the field should be the lab for players to test problems with coaching guidance.
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Noting policy adopted by Ivy League and Missouri schools
Universities across the United States have adopted a policy labeled Not ing, with members including Yale Harvard Princeton and the School of the Missouri Valley. The move signals a shift in administrative or academic practice among these institutions.
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Boys killed in cave-in near Deer Creek home Kansas
AP report from Phillipsburg Kansas notes two boys Dale Sinle and Wilton Simon died when a saw pit near their Deer Creek home collapsed last night. Several other children escaped. Bath Caps, Barber's Drug Store.
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Rough House Rosie the girl men neven forget at Bowersock
Introducing Rough House Rosie a tough ready stage character coming to Bowersock Theatre Monday for a night of laughter and dance with Clara Row Reed Arthur Housman Tevis Hill and Douglas Gilmore in supporting roles directed by Frank Strayer for Paramount.
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