Aggies Rally Past Jayhawkers In Narrow Ball Game
The Aggies edged Kansas 2 to 0 after a tense eighth inning rally. Wright allowed six hits, while Cunningham yielded two runs as the Aggies pulled ahead with timely hitting including Swartz’s double and Ernst and Huey scoring on a late inning sequence.
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Price
Cunninggham
Ay Cunningham
Wright
Quiningham
Aggies
Staley
Bwartz
Gitmo
George Stanley
Kan
Fraternal Aid Union Baseball Schedule Announcement
The Fraternal Aid Union base ball team released a schedule for Sunday games. The management announced that women will be admitted free to attend the games starting immediately.
Local golf club posts tournament schedule and handicaps
A bulletin board notice from the Waldo Country Club outlines an upcoming Friday and Saturday stake tournament. The listing mentions entry fees, round pairings, handicap divisions, and prize allotments with details posted for players.
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Satuda
Co 4
Memorial Day Tournament Flighted Contests For Women Players
A Memorial Day event will feature four flights of 32 participants each with prizes. Handicaps ensure equal chances for all contestants. The tournament starts at 5 PM and includes both men and women competing in the contests.
Aggies edge Kansas as Swartz drives winning hit
Emporia notes report a Topeka defeat of Lawrence High 12 to 0 with Topeka set to visit Lawrence at Woodland Park. Kansas and the Aggies clash at Stadium field at 3 20 this afternoon as Price injures a nail and Swartz stars with a three hit performance. Burr Swarts delivers the key hit while Halpin and Bolin misplay infield chances and Price boots two errors for Kansas. In Emporia Lloyd Harris named assistant coach at the College of Emporia after starring as a Presbyterian football player.
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Lawrence High
Topeka
Ofat Topeka
Lawrence
Woodland Park
Hart
C. of. E
Emporia
Kan
Lloyd. T
Rosy” Harry
College of Emporia
Sere Soe
Presbyterians
Harold Grant
Greatest all star cast to try for Kansas field events
A large group of national level runners and throwers gathered for upcoming tryouts in Kansas. Brutus Hamilton former Missouri star and 1920 Olympic competitor leads a slate including Herman Bagby Elkins Merwin Graham John Levi Rhodes Thompson and Norton. Trials begin Thursday with finals set for Memorial Day weekend and final selections to Harvard stadium on June 14.
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Kansas
Missouri
Valley Eire
Herman Bagby
Niversity of
Arkansas
Elkins
Haskell
Burant
Hendrix College
Levi
Binford
Kansas State Teachers College of
Pittsburgh
Brutus Hamilton
Norton
Piogether
United States
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Red” Irwin
Kansas Aggies
Will
Harvard Stadium
Karl ‘ Schlaleman
Firebaugh
Graham
Poor
Fisher
Broady
Carey Rogers
A.C
Mrs Marusha H Goweill 74 Found Dead at Daughter's Home
Foyer Doulas, County Resident Ottawa May 27. Mrs Marusha H Goweill aged 74 was found dead last night at the home of a daughter ten miles southeast of here. She was the daughter of Dr A T Still founder of osteopathy. Born in Macon Missouri, she moved here about fifty years ago from Douglas County. Husband and six children survive.
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Foyer Doulas
Ottawa
Marusha H. Goweill
A. T. Still
Osteopathy
Macon
Douglas County
Surever
Rube Marquard Stricken. Braves Pitcher Faces Extended Absence
Veteran left hander Rube Marquard of the Boston Braves was operated on for appendicitis and is out for about eight weeks. Marquard, in the major leagues for thirteen years, remains a star despite the layoff and is needed to help the team regain form.
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Rube Marquard
Boston Braves
Marquard
German women enrollments rise in universities
Heidelberg reports show women students more than doubling over ten years from 4100 in 1914 to a higher current figure. Medicine law and teaching remain popular despite crowding, with agriculture and technical fields drawing increased interest across universities. An earthquake in Port au Prince destroys a church steeple and gendarmerie barracks, killing three and injuring several, with planes dispatched to the affected city.
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Heidelberg
Associated Press
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Tort. de Paix
Pwas
Cp Ee de
Spiridonova Freed From Gallows Recalled In Protest Rally
Berlin May 27 AP. Maria Spiridonova, 18, escaped execution in 1906 after a world wide protest and was sent to Siberia for life. abdication of the czar allowed her to return to Russia and lead peasants, later clashing with Bolsheviks and prompting a new international drive to win her release. The International Workers Association spearheads appeals to free non partisan revolutionists in Soviet prisons and camps amid broader criticism of the Russian regime.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Maria Spiridonova
Siberia
Ezer
Spiridonova
Russia
International Workers _Association
Kibor
Texvms
Maria Spizidorova
Bolshevist
Sinheyian
Presovsk
Miners Federation Chief Reveals Britain Mine Toll
Herbert Smith, president of the Miners Federation, opened the wage inquiry with grim Britain coal mine casualty statistics. He cited 212,256 men disabled for more than days in 1928 and further losses, noting more than five deaths per working day and 850 injuries daily, illustrating the deadly toll of coal mining.
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London
Associated Press
Herbert Smith
Miners Federation
Britain
Miners
Evry
Mr. Smith
Fragmented note hints at injury and wages in hard times
A fragment discusses a person seriously injured, a hearse, and the price of labor against natural forces. It mentions wages, struggle, coal, and providing bread for a family, implying hardship and risk in daily work. The text lacks clear names or places.
Grant Dent home in St. Louis to become shrine site
In St Louis the Grant Dent home deems a shrine for Ulysses S Grant. The dilapidated red brick residence once housed the Civil War leader and Julia Dent after his West Point years. John H Gundlach of St Louis, president of the Grant Dent project, has acquired the property at auction as relief efforts and patriotic societies plan to use it.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Ulysses §. Grant
United States
Julia T. Dent
West Point
Jefferson Barracks
Grant
John H. Gundlach
Grant-Dent
Memorial Association Campaign Aims to Raise 10000 Dollars
A campaign has been launched by commercial and patriotic organizations to raise 10,000 dollars to restore the old house for the memorial association. The effort seeks broad public support and donations to preserve the historic site for future generations.
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Lew Cody
Dan Myers
George “Walsh
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Goldwyn
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Lemon
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Max Brand
Harry. Carey, Vin
Night Hawk
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Bulletin
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Star of “the Virginian
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