Kletea buried osteopat us under 47.9 score on Kell Field
Kletea achieved a 47.9 score at Kell Field, placing first in the event. The meet featured competitors from local teams and track enthusiasts noted the strong field and notable performances.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
6
Kletea achieved a 47.9 score at Kell Field, placing first in the event. The meet featured competitors from local teams and track enthusiasts noted the strong field and notable performances.
The Indians powered to a high tempo win at Hinskel field, with Anderson, McLemore, and Davis scoring as linemen opened holes and backfield interference dominated. Teeny Bell’s team showed machine like precision with long runs and multiple touchdowns, while Osteopaths struggled to reply as substitutions entered late.
The Winter community gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs Will Anderson leading devotional services and eight members present. Upcoming plans include a meeting with Mrs Howard Brass in the Jones district and a pie supper at the Winter schoolhouse before Thanksgiving to raise funds for a victroly. Various neighbors visit and a few injuries and hospitalities are noted as townsfolk pass the week.
The clipped text shows a docket item from Douglas county justice court referencing Chas E Moss and a clerk’s office. It mentions John Clark's court and a case filed in that office, with limited readable details about an appeal and a Friday session.
A legal action is brought by L M Flory against J Datson Wynn in a justice court. The case involves a debt claim and a wag-giver merchant context with a stated amount around 230 dollars. Details remain fragmentary but point to a civil action seeking payment or remedy.
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