Twilight League opens June with two sessions planned
Junior Twilight baseball league opens June 6 with Halcem Rotary vs Odd Fellows Forty and Eights opening, second session starts July 11 with Scottish Rites Eagles, and the season concludes with Elks Rotarians in late August before the World Series beginning August 25. All games at South Park, possible shifts to Haskell Woodland parks, doubleheaders on postponements, no Saturdays, five games weekly.
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Halcem and
Rotary Clubs
Odd Fellows
Bues
Eagles
Elks
Rotarians
South Park
Haskell J
Woodland Parks
Cyid Fetows
Fotary
Haskell
OT Dane
Raglhes
Hol H Jone
Rotary
Ehtt
I . Dane
Scottish Rites
Haskeil
Idd Fellows
Ells van
Odd Fetows
Holcom
Hotcom
Mar Jay
Sedyy
a—Eastes
Has
Heleom
Mheiks
Odd
Hoih
Elws
Liberty Memorial High School Clinches Tennis Sweep Over Topeka
In a Stadium courts showdown Liberty Memorial High School wins four of five singles and one of two doubles versus Topeka High, marking a second win this week for Captain Lindsay and teammates. Results include Lindsay and Pierson of Lawrence defeating Randall and Swaringer, and Hamilton with Chictenen beating O Leary and Mettner.
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Liberty’ Memorial High School
Topeka
Topelas
Lindsay
Journal-World
Topelis
Q*leary
Lasurence
Rand
Randall
Swaringer
Hamiilton
Chic
Lawrence
O'Leary
Abrams
Jenk Scott
Mettner
Jjne
Chidereen
Eed Nh
Hamilton
Randel
Pierson
Kitss
Chictienéen and Partners
Int
Otter
Walter Lyons
Chester Jones
Two Mile Track Star Wharton Leads Wildcat Team
Harold Buck and Bun Fink of Topeka High School lost 3-2 to Waldwin City captain Harton Baker in a meet held May 28. Philip Wharton of Hutchinson Baker University owns the two mile track record and, as a sophomore, has emerged as a top runner for Waldwin City. Coach George S. Bretnall notes Wharton’s recent dominance and predicts possible state record until the season ends.
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Waldwin City
Philip Whadton
Hutchinson
Kans
Baker University
Cleeter
Wildcat
Wharton
George
Bretnall
Kansas Captains Chosen For Six Sports
Kansas University selects six captains across four major sports for next year. Lud Grady and Clift Cooper are joint track captains with Burton and Hill sharing basketball leadership. Hamilton leads football alone and Swensen captains baseball. Sixteen track letters awarded to Doornbos Cooper Grady Engle Woods McInerney Sarvis Underhill Shannon Sash Frazier Laurenman Kaneht Dodd Thornhill and Hays.
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Kansas University
Lowell Grady
Colby
Stanley Engle
Abilene
Paul Woods
Kingman
Sylvester McInerney
Kansas
Byron Sarvis
Hastings
N.Y
Harrison Underhill
Tae John Shannon
Lawrence
Georg Sash
Independence
Bernard Frazier
Athols
Donald Laurenman
Pratt
Ray Kaneht
Solomon
Len Dodd
Melvin Thornhill
Protection
James Hay
Bonner Springs
Memorial Day Golf Program at Country Club
A full Memorial Day golf schedule at the Country Club. Activities begin 8:50 AM with four 9-hole medal plays for radios. From 1:50 PM to 6:30 PM an 18-hole blind billiards event for men. Dinner at 6:30 followed by mixed foursomes putting contests. Prizes awarded in ladies and men events. Dinner reservations required by Sunday evening.
Liberty Memorial High names Carl Allen track captain
Carl Allen, track captain elect for Liberty Memorial High, succeeds Lowell Trac Diond j as captain after leading in the league meet at Leavenworth. Allen, a senior, is noted as hurdler, broad jumper and relay man with a second feat on the squad. Also mentioned are a graduation note and local ads.
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Carl Allen
Liberty Memorial High School
Leaverworth
Allen
Ihel
Lowell Trac- Diond J
Baseball Letters to Fourteen Men
Fragmentary list of players and positions for a baseball team with unclear locations and origins. Names include Burdett Wall Chalfont Warar Culp Pittsburge and others, suggesting a roster with misread spellings. The text references pitchers, catchers, and infielders across scattered towns.
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Khan
Rangopolis
Swersen
Pitther
Burdett
Wall
Sec Chalfont
Shortstan
Warar
Manama
James Hill
Diet Baseman
Wof
Pittsburge
Borvi Ueistand
Jelder
Tittsburg
Glen Nrieckhans
Rede
Lawrence
Harold Sith
Elkehart Manos
St. Josseps
Sevest Anderson
Morganville
Mel
Missouri Ac
Len
Local college baseball players honored at university event
Kraemer, Johnston and Childs named top prospects from Marysville Gridley and Tea Manic with Wall, Swensen and Smith noted for potential return. Wall may pursue pro ball after a 38 73 season while Culp and Swensen seek another year. Wall led base stealing and strong fielding, Culp backed by Cardinals spring training. Kansas University architectural banquet set for tonight. Scarab award and scholastic honors to be presented with several faculty toasts.
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Wall
Livingston
Swensea
Smith
Childs
St. Louis Cardinals
Om Harner
Culp
Swensen
Cardinals
Ruge K. A
Goldwin Goldsmith
P. FE. Walker
Raymond Eastwood
Fine Arts
Earl [Aer Wilson Kerney
Verida ‘Burke
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Tom Moore
Paramount Picture
Harold Buck
Bun” Fink
Topeka High School
Harton Baker
Cooper and Grady
Country Club
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Philadelphia
Bogsten- Phiteds
Sphial
We Americas
WN Soc
Minneapolis
Miwauko Toler
Louisvie Tavaanapalis
Cealan Jansasity
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Reese's Drug Store
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Business’ College
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Krieckhaus
Kraemer
Marysville
Lee Johnston
Gridley
Ralph Childs
Tea
Palmer Tire & Battery, CO
J. K. Meinerts, Prop
Gomedy
Fox News
Kenneth Harmoday
Lan
Patsy
Ruth Miller
Edge Gomedy
Santa Fe
Kansas City
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Goody
W. W-Burnett
Agt
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Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines
Santa
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Kenneth Harlan
Viola Dana
Elassi
Pow Wow Pictures
Round Corner Drug Store
Bowersoc
Clara Bow
Tenth Avenue
Broadway
Doris Hill
Douglas Gilmore
Paramount If
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Weig
Mats
Eve
Lindbergh
Gray
OM Moore Chesterconkun
Chester Conkli
Gilda Gray
Night Club
Sportlite
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