Lawrence Rally Pushes Past Ottawa in Close Park Victory
Lawrence Athletic Club defeated Ottawa 7 to 6 at Woodlands Park in a tightly played game marked by 13 errors. Lawrence broke the game open late with timely hits from Waterson, Welter, and Bishop, while Ottawa stranded runners on base despite a third straight Lawrence win and a strong pitching cameo by Petty.
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Roebuck to Box at Memorial Hall in Kansas City
Tiny Roebuck, longtime Haskell tackle, will boxing debut after a wrestling triumph last week in Kansas City. He faces Buck Brady at Memorial Hall, with other bouts including Mandell vs Adams and Wilson vs Bowers.
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Joyride by buggy youths comply with police court decrees
Lawrence residents recall two decades as three youths led by Lawrence Faith Oc ne Leatnard Jr and Hershey e ignore traffic limits then ride a buggy drawn by a black horse. They had been ordered by Judge He Hullaugherty to refrain from driving for 30 to 60 days after traffic violations, a sentence clearly met with amusement as onlookers watched the buggy ride. The piece also notes French musical funding cuts and Evelyn Collier beginning a business career in London.
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Mmemory
Sy Ibsachusetts Street
Lawrence Faith
Ocne ‘Leatnard, Jr
Hersheye
He Hllaugherty
Daring Youth Danny Faces Barrier in Glory Quest
Indianapolis race scene features impetuous youth led by Frank Lockhart and Pete BePauls with 41 entries for the 100 mile event. Veterans like Harry Hartz, Leon Duray, and Eddie Rickenbacker era names compete as front drive cars join the field. Prize pool totals £100,000 across multiple placements, with an expected crowd of 100,000.
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Indianapolis
Tomas
Niles
Pete BePauls
Frank Lockhart
California
Leon Duray
Woodbury
Hlonagh
Earl Cooner
Dave Lewis
Sonsat
Eddie Frank Elliott
al Melcher
Wate Morton
Ben Petitors
Ean
Hartz
DePadlo
Cooper
Lew Duray
McCahee
Aii
Folr Feneth O
New Election of Track Head At Kansas University
Doctor H d Buff announces reelection of track captain will be held before school ends. Lad Grady and Chiff Cooper were named captains but Missouri Valley rules require letters only to vote. Peters, a broad jumper who placed second at Kansas Relays, thought he could vote. two lettermen were absent at the first vote. No definite date set for the captaincy election while ballots are gathered. Cooper is a standout in the quarter and relay teams. the squad recently posted a world relay mark that was disallowed due to a premature baton handoff.
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H.d. Buff
Kansas Unive
Lad” Grady
Chiff Cooper
Missouri Valley
Chef . Peters
Peters
H.J. Harthag
Grady
Cooper
Coan
Transas
Lecompton wedding gifts and local notices in May
Lecompton residents hosted a reception at the Gravel home for newlyweds Floyd and Jennie Rogers. The column lists guests from nearby towns, mentions Jennie Gravel’s graduation in 1925, and notes the Rogers’ Polk Street address in Topeka. Other items include birth announcements, visits, and health notes, plus Arkansas rifle team triumphs and golf news.
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Will Gravel
Floyd Rogers
Rogers
Jennie Gravel
Lecompton Rural
Topeka
Polk Street
Katé Gravel
Frank Pickens
Tom Ford
Albert Ingenthion
Merys
Joe Guyver
Will Sulzen
Kansas City
Kans
Ora Arne George, Earnshaw
Lawrence
Agnes James
John Pickens
Atina Dineen
St. Louis
Cyrus Geopfert
Elmer Geopfert
Gerald
Elma
Perry
R. Mc 'Gray
Miss Dineen
Gyrus Geopfert
Gray
Elza. Bahnmaier
Marilyn May
Bahnmaier
Bahnrmaier
HF. Watts
D Ter
Margery of Lawrence
J. W-Freenor
Loftus Shocks League With First Base Move
Minneapolia outfielder Dick Loftus, in a surprising shift from center field, debuted at first base and helped the team take a lead in the Ar eran association. Traded from Brooklyn, Loftus lined up as a regular and sparked several double plays in his first game.
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Dick Loftus
Minneapolia
Imvan
Asan Sportiss
Areran Association
Brooklyn
Loftus
Centerfelt
To da
KU Students to Give Recital in Fraser Hall
Seventeen advanced students from the University of Fine Arts will present a voice violin organ and piano recital in Fraser Hall at 8 tonight. Dean L D Swarthont praised the talent in the advanced classes this year and listed performers including Ruth Altofe Sprivenight and Liszt works with selections by Moore and Hitt among others.
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Fraser Hall
LD. M
Swarthont
Mareh
Stewart
Gerben
Faure
Carson Ruth Altofe
Sprivenight
Sehumeana
T Hendricks
Fark
Trask
Liszt
John Moore
Biskop
Thora Olline
Wongs Sf Sons
Public sale to settle late Mrs. Grob’s estate in home
The notice reports a public sale of the late Mrs. Matthias Grob’s personal property at the family residence on Saturday May 2. Other items include local social visits and health updates such as Mrs. Henrietta Harris of Independence Mo suffering a mild stroke and improving.
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Harold Cook
Kansas City
Chari Reed
Matthias Grob
Lola Hambleton
Bonner Siprings
Benner
Aly
S. Te Collins
Wood
Neat. Marshall
Henrietta Harris
Independence
David Jewett
Hambleton
Linewood
Missi Telah Burnett
Miss Irma
Local social and shopper notes from Lawrence area
Community news highlights neighbors and visitors across Lawrence and surrounding towns. Shoppers from Kansas City ports of call include the Polters and Lindow families. guests visit Miss Oscar Lothholz in Eudora. peony fields near Bonner Springs attract regional interest. local clubs host socials at the Jewett home with music by Lawrence Watson and John M. Whitelaw. Fred Gordon travels to San Antonio for his wife’s health update. church and school ties appear in parochial schooling and parish events. road work south to Cedar Tunction influences local traffic and lodging.
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Birkett
Mf.polter
Daapater
Edna
Paul
Kansas City
Mae Marshall
Harry Miller
Misser
Oscar Lothholz
Eudora
Lola
Irma Hambiston
Weangas City
Golden Belt Cafe
Coker Bros
J. T
M. E
Aid
W.H
Kehn
Kansas
Charles Jewett
Tod Bonner Springs
Gert Castle
Doria of
Lawrece
Frank, Rhodes
Rhodes
Iin
Lawrence
Alonza Ambler
Hesnery
J. A. Reynolds
Reulah
Wesley
Roxa Osharn
Ella Fanning Jis
Michael F
Fayning
Shaware
Kathleen Fayning
Taimily
Della Hale
Prairie Center
Hoffine
Visit by Miss Anna Irvin and Uncle in Lone Elm
The report notes Miss Anna Irvin of Lone Elm visiting here for a brief period from Thursday to Wednesday. She was accompanied by her uncle Guy V. Longstreth and spent time at his home on Colony with Beha-Drink McNish’s Soda Water advertised.
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Edgerton
Myrtle
Frank Soule
St. Joe
Oscar Ashlock
Guy Longthype Monte Kae
Pteae
Anna‘ Irvin
Lone
Elm
Guy V. Longstreth
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