Valley Track Meet Sets New Records and Wins
Four midsouri Valley records fell at the fifteenth annual Missouri Valley track meet. E Smith of Nebraska set the 220 yard dash record in 21.3 seconds, Rathbun of Ames improved the two mile to 9 42.1, and Missouri’s Brutus Hamilton threw 173 feet 11 1/2 inches in the javelin. Nebraska led with 49 points, Kansas 34 1/6, Missouri 17 1/3, while Everett Bradley of Kansas starred with four firsts in hurdles, broad jump, shot put and discus.
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Midsouri Valley
Missouri Valley
E. Smith
Nebraska
Egonds
Rathbun
Ames
Missouri University
Brutus Hamilton
Missouri
Fleet Es. Smith
Nebraskas
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Washington
Grinnell
Bak
Drake
Pittsburg Normal
Central Wesleyan
Kansas Weslevany
Oklahoma
Everett Bradley
Bradley
Brutus “Hamilton
Smith
Rebraski
Irwin
Kn Bieschird
Pauld
Gunnel Noble
Nebrastar
Mie
Wandy Alen
Feike
Dame
Si Moulton
Nevraska
Hamilton
Broady
iKhnsas
Wan Ls. Higgins
Walter
Martin
Central
Gardner
Paulo
Misouri
Vorter
Kearney
Treene
Hartman
Hton
Hammerly
Walters
Higgins
Coleman
Siesuunt Ue
Schnelby
Maxwell
Evans
Layo
Hawkinsford Whansag
Mirbaush
Griffin
Lukens Layton
Noble
Valley
Prelin
Missoni
Wenke
G. “Smith
Pittsboro Normal
Schoeppel
Val
Turner
Neeraska
Jennings
Constable
Kansas Agros
Thump
Incird
Deering
Ivan Racy
Dodson
Kansa Agi
Wesleyan
Fouc
New Valley Cotu
Baseball Gossip and Rivalry in Early Season Standings
The Cincinnati Reds show surprising form while the Giants stumble on their western trip. Hornsby contends with Kelly for home runs as pitchers like Van Gilder top the strikeout list. Ruth and Williams challenge for records as the White Sox and Athletics aim for division contention. Phillies eye improvement to avoid dropping to the cellar. Haskell upends Emporia in a five inning win as Lassa hints at retirement from football.
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Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Cubs
George Kelly
Roger Hornsby
van Gilder
Browns
Babe Huth
New York
Nemo” Leibolkh
Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Phillies
White Sox
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Speaker
Indians
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ken Williams
Duke
W Tren
Brown
Salar
Pirates
Gibson Bays
Kansas Leads In Valley Standings In Baseball Duel
The Jayhawker baseball team defeated the Kansas Aggies 6 to 8 in a two game series on Kansas field. Kansas strengthens its hold on the Valley Championship with a 785 percent status and two games left against Nebraska. The Aggies made several errors and walks led to most runs as Kansas pitchers Bloomer and Cunningham fanned hitters.
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Jayhawker
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jayhawkers
Washington
Aggie
Manhattan
Twe Jayhawkers
Custer
Frasier
Harris
Bloomer
Boyd
Murphy
Aggies
Cowell
Parker
Fraiier
Josh
Jayhenklers
Pierce
Frazier
Blogmere
Union Pacific
Ahr Tuton
Tolits
Raasis Wwron Boye
Wenge
Tory Farrell
Murph
Fou & Hooft
Farrell
Dys
Chases
Tarris
Wenzel
Agsies
Cunningham
Halls
James
Ansas City
Oklahoma and Washington University claim titles in Missouri Valley Tennis
Honors were divided as Oklahoma won the singles and Washington University of St Louis captured the doubles in the Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament. The event was moved from Lawrence to Kansas City due to bad courts condition. Parks, a veteran on the Washington State team, outplayed his opponent in a key match.
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Kammann End Brown
Washington
Parks and Harrington
Sooners
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Slavor
Kansas
Arthur Johnson
O'Connell
Zeisnéss
Kkansas
Washington University
Missouri Valley
Kanas City
Tiray
Lawrence
Karsas Y
Rockhill
Parks
Ashington
Sta. S
Drake Wins MVC Golf Title At Lawrence Country Club
Drake University Sixty players across two days at Lawrence Country Club produced a team total of 1402 to win the Missouri Valley Conference golf tournament. Nebraska finished second at 1524, Kansas third at 1607. Drake’s McKee claimed low overall with 314 for 72 holes, while Dickenson was second low at 340.
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Drake University
Lawrence Country Club
Drake
Nebraska
Kanssas
Mckee
Dickenson
Widh Gilbert
Oklahoma
Salter
Cornhuskers
Bornstein
Kansas
Gilbert
Peyseur
North Lawrence Notes on travel plans and community events
Roy E. Bushey and family depart for a several weeks vacation starting with a stop in Los Angeles to visit relatives. Nearby residents Rey Zimmerman and a Fetterling party plan to attend a memorial for their mother. Centenary reports two sermons by Brother Morris, with Aid Society meeting Thursday and a Children's Day program in June. Sunday School progress praised, with organizer A. B. Ewing planning contests after improved organization. Bible study sessions to begin, led by Rev. Popplewell. Local memorials at Deay cemetery to be attended by Mrs. Edward McKitrick and Mrs. John Patchen. McCulloch's drug store notes rising kodak sales and Eastman products, with Brownie and folding kodak prices listed.
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California
Mr. Bushey
Los Angeles
Roy
Rey Zimmerman
Mr. Fetterling
Opeka
Foster
Meo
Morris
Centenary Aid Society
Christian Church
A. B. Ewing
Poppiewell
John Hubble
Popplewell
G. B. Castle
Kaw Valley
Edward McKitrick
John Patchen
Deay
Lawrence
St Joseph Team Sets Fast Pace in Western League
The St Joseph squad pushes ahead in the Western league, operating at a high tempo with a hat pace as the season progresses, signaling strong form and competitive drive.
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St. Joseph
Czar Carl Fans Demand Return to Twilight League
The piece notes sentiment urging Czar Carl to return from retirement after a successful season of pastiming. It reports the twilight league's plan to form a De Molays baseball team led by Harold Snider, with meetings set in the PLAUL building at 3 pm. It also mentions Fraternal Air Union and Telephone Company organizing their teams and barbers preparing to join.
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Carl
Lawrence Institution
de Molays
Harold Snider Ani
Pla UL
Fraternal Air Union
Telephone Company
Tenn Uni
Barbers
Yin
Thompson to Seek Democratic Nomination for Congress
Former U S senator William H. Thompson of Kansas City Kans announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the Second District for August primaries. He cites his experience in farming and labor interests and pledges to advance farmer and worker needs in Congress.
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William H. Thompson
United States
Kansas
Kansas City
Kans
Congress
Thompson
Sony
Farmer
Labor
Notice to Water Consumers In District
Water consumers in the district are warned that water shut offs may occur for several hours to allow for connections and improvements. Draw water in advance to avoid inconvenience and expect short duration outages. Also note no Chamber meeting tomorrow as Memorial Day closes offices. barber shop ad included.
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Water Department
Henderson
Tombstone Tournament At Lawrence Country Club
The Lawrence Country Club hosts a full day tombstone event with players collecting tombstones from Frank Strong and adding handicap to bogey for scoring. Prizes go to those furthest on Ither course. Evening events include a 5 42 country fair golf contest and novelty events, a mixed foursome on a miniature course, a ladies’ putting contest, and a welgek dinner with dancing at 9.00.
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Lawrence Country Club
Frank Strong
Ither
Kasolds depart for California for several months
Mr and Mrs B A Kasold and children leave home to spend several months in California. Mr C Manley and Mrs Max Wilhelmi spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Jack Weir and Dr. and her small son of Des Moines Thwa are guests of Mr and Mrs Hulehwin Mitchell.
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B.A. Kasold
California
C. Manley
Max Wilhelmi
Kansas City
Jack Weir
Small Son
Des Moines
Thwa
Alys
Hulehwin Mitchell
J. Hammig
Oscar Dahtene
Tuskaloosa
Alabama
SH. McC
Freezone promises quick corn relief with a tiny bottle
A vintage ad claims Freezone instantly eases aching corns by applying a drop on the corn. The druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents and guarantees removal of hard or soft corns and worn skin between the toes without irritation.
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California
Tralyl B
Summer visitors and departures across the plains
The article lists residents and visitors including Miss Laura Pugh of Kansas City with friends at Ricker Hall, Bob Mason arriving from Gallup for a Phi Gamma Delta farewell, Mrs. JF G McDonald traveling to Iola for Decoration Day, and W A Weise and family en route from New York. Earl Herbert Little, formerly of Lawrence, now Madison Capitol correspondent, visits. Oscar Dahlene and family travel from Tuscaloosa while Dahlene teaches at Alabama State University. Mr and Mrs Pourj Fuller depart Lawrence for Hutchinson to settle there.
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California
Laura Pugh
Kansas City
Ricker Hall
Bob Mason
Gallup
New Mexico
Phi Gamma Delta
JF. G. McDonald
Iola
McDonald
Rogers
Tuscaloosa
Alabma
Remarkable relief from stomach troubles with Tan fnet
Mrs Frank Wilkie of Syracuse recalls years in Buffalo and time at Industry Reformatory, describing severe stomach pain and poor appetite. She credits Tanantic or Tanfnet with restoring appetite, easing hunger, and improving sleep, stating she would rather not eat than endure prior misery.
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Frank Wilkie
Syracuse
State Reformatory At
Industry
Tanlac
Cedar Street
Buffalo
State Reformatory
N. C
Tantay
Tan
All Good
Druget
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Levi
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Nick Lassa
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Condo
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Lowans
North Lawrence
McCulloch’s Drug Store
Eastman
Page Czar Carl
U. S
Louisiana
12Th Streets
C, of C
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
G& Pest
All Day Memorial
Douglas Radio Co
W. Ltd
Fritz Sells Kellys
Comite
We Tuy
Mass
St. Ge
Eas
Paris
A.stein & Company
Bell’s
St. Besta
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