Jayhawker Athletes Plan Postgraduation Careers
University of Kansas athletic stars near graduation or summer schooling plot diverse paths for fall, with many entering business, law, or coaching. Captain Durward Swenson heads to St Louis for a Cardinals tryout. Lisyd Livingston, Karl Kullman, and George Mackie pursue law and coal ventures, while Jenny Shhenk coaches in Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niversity of
Kansas
Jayhawker
Aes Vace Parte Hamilton
Kansas City
Gordon McMillan
Fulback
Zeke Burton
Jenny Shhenk
Paola
Karl Kullman
George Mackie
Durward Swenson
Middle West
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Swenson
Staat
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Lawrence
James
Hull
Harvard School of Law
Melvin Kraemer
Marysville
Levert Anderson
Reggular
Jayvhawke
Bal” Jeffrey
Carmen
Newland
Jeffrey
Tonekal
Cecil Paxson
Ralph Frees
Grand Rapids
Mich
Meredith Jocelyn
Babe Ruth Hopes for Sixty-One Homers In Golf Goal
By Al Demaree at Yankees camp Babe Ruth jokes about walking and golf betting on one home run for every hole in a spring target He muses his Irish mother would share his fortune while discussing fitness and morale Also notes junior American Legion baseball practice at Hiskell with Coach Howard Bishop seeking strong turnout.
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al Demaree
New York Giants
Bape Ruth
Yankees
Babe
Legion
American Legion
Hiskell
Howard” Bishop
Baseball scores across leagues and games reported
National League Chicasso beat Cincinnati four to eight and New York won twelve to three against Brooklyn while Boston defeated Philadelphia four to twenty two and St Louis topped Pittsburgh three. American League New York three to Philadelphia with Detroit and Cleveland a rain postponement split Chicago and St Louis. American Association Milwaukee seven beat Kansas City four Indianapolis one to five Toledo six St Paul eight Minneapolis one Columbus one? Louisville ?
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Associated Press
George Manohan
Arthur Flynn
Lawrence
Larry Gaines
Toronto
Tom Kirby
Gene Johnnson
Bayonne
N. J
Benny Gould
Canada
Kansas City
Dave Shade
California
Imey Garfinkle
Salt Lake City
Johnny Cline
Los Angeles
Mike Rozzali
Omaha
Frank Morris
Wilson Wanger
Jenny Wren Loses as Journal-World Hammers Nine
The Journal-World baseball team defeated Jenny Wren 13 to 7 in a Industrial League game at Shook diamond. Journal-World exploded for ten runs in the fourth inning and hit three homers led by Wheeler and Mullin. Jeffries of Jenny Wren also homered in the first to fourth frames.
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Journal-World Baseball
Jenny Wren Cam
Journal-World
Wheeler
Dicker
Pugh
Mullin
E. Mullin
Jeffries
Jenny Wren
Wheeler Journal-World
Journal-W
A. Righer
Neustifler
Jenny If Wren
Jone
SET FOR SPEED TEST AT INDIANAPOLIS 500
Thirty one tiny racing cars ready for the Indianapolis 500 pace the line as a prize pool of 100000 is shared with the winner about 35000. Most cars are straight eights capable of 115 mph. Leon Duray stands as favorite after a 124.013 mph qualifying run. A crowd of 125000 is expected despite rain. The race opens at 10 and should finish near 3.0 Central.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Leon Duray
Los Angeles
Duray
Frank Lockhart
Lockhart
Florida
Jayhawker captain elected Poco Frazier for 1929 track squad
Bernard Poco Frazier, star distance runner from Athol and 2 mile Valley champ, was unanimously elected captain of the 1929 Jayhawker track team. The junior and Olympic hopeful under coach Huff will train for July Boston tryouts in the 10,000 meters after setting a Valley 2 mile record at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Poco
Frazier
Athol
Jayhawker
Lincoln
Deing
H. J. Huff
Boston
School
of Fine Arts
CAPTAINS CREEK COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
The report lists local visits and social gatherings across the Captain’s Creek area. Notable mentions include Mr Puckett on sick list, cemetery work at Hardy Oak with a new gate, and multiple families visiting relatives in nearby towns. Residents including Albert Holliday and the Petrie family are noted for farm work and homecomings.
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Rence
Puckett
Garner
Hardy Oak
Mr. Middleton
O'Neal
Albert Holliday
Petrie
Prairie Center Friends Church social and family visits noted
A community note describes a Mother's Day roll call and a poem by Sarah Hale, songs by Mrs. Ernie White and Mrs. Jim Marsh, and a luncheon. It lists life certificates for Lucille and Esther Gabriel, weekend visits among Ambler, Neis, Brecheisen, and Gabriel families, and various school and church activities including a picnic, a honey roast, and preparations for a Children's Day program. Several residents and guests are named with towns including Ottawa, Lawrence, and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schneider
Larned
Florence Sweetland
Mount Hope
Philip Gabriel
Ralph Page
Len Weller
Henry. Price
Oscar
Grace Thompson
Zena Guenther
LaVerne
Merlyn Androve
Williny
Drew
Freddie Neis
Alonzo Amblet
Lawrence
Gus Gabriel
Olvin Gabriel
Earnest Milburn
Kansas City
Charles Reed
William Nichols
Nina May
Edwin Rice
Ottawa
John White
Missionary Society of the Friends Church of Prairie Center
Will Gordon
Ruby Wade
Sarah Hale
Ernie White
Jim Marsh
Lucille
Esther ‘Gabriel
Kansas State Teachers College At
Pittsburgh
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Sam Neis
William’ Brecheisen
Sammy
George Brecheisen
Wirt French
DeSoto
George Bradley
Earl White
Prairie’ Center Friends Church
Oscar Thompson
Eldon’ Rice
Edwin Ice
Rice
Harry AmbjJer
George
Bert ‘Harbour
Elcome
Neis
Elsie
Junior
Delbert
Ervin Kanzig
Wilbur Hocker
Will Calder
Oscar Neis
Mildred
Leon
Donald
Pete Neil
Aaron Klamm
Will Rice
Edwin
Fern Andrew
Olathe
Robert Middleton
Leone Andrew
Paul
Henry Hausman
Pittsburg
Sam, Neil
Ed Mistele
Russe
Middleton
Near Olathe
Thompson ‘White
Milo Wotan
Leslie Wayne
Neil
Alberta Gabriel
Wesley Dedkwa
Kansas’ City
Fern Knabe
Helen Brech
Bertha Lawrenz
Dan Sturm
Wesley
Buddie Wenger
Horace Woodard
Helen Bredgisén
Dorothy ‘Gabriel
Captain’s' Creek
Andrs
Chalkley Hill
ZINSEP Promised Relief For Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement extols ZINSEP as a cure for ulcers indigestion bloating bad breath and related stomach issues. It cites Mrs H J of Omaha Nebraska crediting rapid relief after trying ZINSEP and invites others to seek the remedy amid testimonials.
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H. J
South 26Th Street
Omaha
Neb
View Strange Freak at Woodland Park Carnival Featured as Half Man Half Woman
The Lachman Carson carnival at Woodland Park offers Iola the only known half man half woman. Iola born in England lectures each evening, explains lonely life, and recounts service as a World War nurse in Ft Worth and overseas. A second item notes a collision between a Ford Touring driven by Herbert Brown of Eudora and a Chevrolet Coupe driven by Mrs Carger at 547 Michigan Street last night.
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Woodland Park
Lawrence
Iola
England
Tola
Ft. Worth
Texas
Herbert Brown
Eudora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jayhawk
K. U. Stars
Mt. Oven U
Lad"' Grady
Missouri
Iowa City
Cleveland
Ohio
Sal’ MetInerney
Clifford Cooper
Saffordsville
Paul Woods
Dan
Ruri
Fis Rist Movaew
Babe Ruth
Coxe
Sai
Jenny Wrens
Tournal
World Industrial League
University of Kansas
Mrs. Martin
Mr. Johnson
Ruth
Juanita Johnson
Hattie Nichols
Thora Thudhum
Hanna
Albert Ford
Hazel
Wilma Black
Lila
Jerene Scott
McLouth
Ruth Johnson
Lottie Ward
Dorothy Stewart
Ward Sanday
Mary Edmonds
Sep George
Albert Eagle
Leavenworth
A. Ward
Wathan Jones
Sunnyside
Captains Creek
Zinsep
Hite
Round Corner
Gladys Brockwell
Gaston’ Glass
Mickey
Martha Sleeper
Orville Credwele
Strong
Lachman-Carson
Lawrence Fire Dept
Bach
D. W. Griffiths
Mary Philbin
Lionel Barrymore
Mat
Eve
Sally Phipps
Nick Stuart
Laramy Cohen
Ted McNamara
Clio, Canatsey
Arthur Lake
Mary Brian
Keegins
Chrysler
al Siete Fuk
Hunsinger Motor CO
Mass
Sadie
Torres
Richard, DIX
Jdgfal Jadz
Billie
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