Rural League schedules split into two districts
The Rural League splits into two districts with games starting May 31. District 1 games pit Lecompton vs Vinland, Long Star vs Globe, Pleasant Grove vs Clinton, while District 2 features Tonganoxie vs Six Corners, Reno vs Linwood, Midland vs Eudora. Semi finals run June 21 and finals June 28, with the champions meeting in Lawrence July 4. A community service cup will be awarded.
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Globe
Globe and Pleasant
Grove
Clinton
Tonganoxie
Reno
Linwood
Midland
Eudora
Fudora
Lawrence
Lone Star
Six Corners
Pleasant Rove
Pleasant Grove
Tonganoxe
Leavenworth- Douglas
Wheel Barrow Polo Inspires Purdue Students in Indiana
Purdue University students in Lafayette invent indoor sport wheel barrow polo a game using a wheel barrow and a six foot pole to drive a basketball toward a 12 foot apart goal. Each team fields ten players on a field 100 to 150 yards long with partners guiding the barrow to near the ball.
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Purdue University
Innovation Lafayette
Ind
Husky
Floor guards and goal tender shape fast paced sport
Description outlines roles with a crew on each team serving as goal tender and floor guards. Emphasizes preventing the opposing side from scoring while frequent spills heighten excitement in this dynamic sport.
Local golfers set to defend cup in twelfth annual tourney
Lawrence hosts twelve to fourteen Kansas cities for the twelfth annual golf tourney June 2 and 6 at the Country club course. Local nine-player squad aims for team victory despite stronger out-of-town stars. Visitors will stay at Eldridge house with official motor car shuttles and an entertainment program including ladies tea and a city tour by car.
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Lawrence
Eldridge House
Kansas Cities
Will Play Somers Up Official K U Tennis Team
Former Kansas University tennis members K Matthews and A Cowgill left town with the official KU squad bound for Norman to resume matches.
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K. U
Norman G. K. Matthews
Allie Cowgill
Kansas University
Tennis Tourney Sets Thursday Match With Oklahoma
Norman Okla hosts a tennis series between two top players after Oklahoma requested an earlier date. Singles and doubles will be played though practice time this year has been limited by court shortages. Cowgill, former captain, recently returned from army service and joins this event.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma
Cowgill
Glasses Fitted at Hester & Roberts
Lens grinded to correct error and duplicates offered. Broken pieces saved for replacement. Hester and Roberts advertise repair services and sale of duplicate lenses.
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Hester & Roberts
The Promise of All excerpt reads by Algernon Blackwood
A short excerpt discusses death as a passage to a broader subconscious life and enhanced capabilities. Life is termed an episode in universal existence and death a simple change of direction.
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Algernon Blackwood
Inborgeniality and Genius Theorized by Whipple
The note quotes E P Whipple on the inborgeniality of some people equating it with genius and suggests a sharp distinction between gifted inclination and outward display. The remark appears as a brief philosophical aside reflecting literary debate.
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E. P. Whipple
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