Ruth Hits Three Home Runs For 1970 World Series Win
Babe Ruth starred as the Yankees evened the World Series with the Cardinals, hitting three home runs in the first, third, and sixth innings. The game featured record performances and notable defensive plays, with both teams suffering early benching injuries but resuming play after a brief delay.
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Yank
Sportsman's ‘Park
St. Louis
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Ket
Fot Hoyt
White
Louis
Rehm, Reiphart
Ee Hallahan
Keen
Ruth Singles to Set Record in Shocker Rally
New York Yankees defeat St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 1 highlighted by Ruth’s homer and record chase deeds. Lazzeri and Meusel contribute key hits while Hornsby and Gehrig spark the offense. strong pitching by Rhem and Reinhart cements the win.
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Hallahan
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St. Louis
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Heyt
Gehrig
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Gehre
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Alzhan
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du- Zan
Hoyt
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Rhev
Flowers
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Hinehart
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Meuscl
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O'Farrell
Shock
Mexsel
Yankees
Hataban
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Dugan
Hellahan
Ker
Oennig
Strhiss
Valle
Two Trapped by Flood Saved by Tree in Kansas
In Chanute Kansas on October 6 A P reports Charles Nunnink forty five and Mrs Tainden seventy were trapped by Neosho river flood near St Paul. They clung to a tree to avoid drowning while a horse drowned and the wagon bed floated away. The river fell an inch but kept rising at St Paul.
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Chanute
Kans
Charles Nunnink
Tainden
Neosho River
St. Paul
Linder
Verdigris River Recedes After Flood Near Coffeyville
Verdigris river and Fall River creeks began receding after flooding around Coffeyville Kansas. High waters disrupted rail service west of Coffeyville and closed routes along state highways, with towns like Caney Sedan and Caney Valley affected and residents evacuating as land remained inundated. Authorities reported trains returning to normal service and diminishing river marks as relief efforts continued.
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Kans
Big Hill
Nowata County
Missouri Pacific Railway
Windeld
Missouri Pacific
Here
Caney River
Caney
Sedan
Cadarvale
Kan
El Dorado to play in East in Legion series
El Dorado Kansas oct 6 AP El Dorado boys baseball team leaves Friday for Philadelphia to join three other teams in the American Legion national championship world series for players under 16 The El Dorado club won the western United States title at Sioux Falls South Dakota A banquet for players and coach Russell Gill is set for tomorrow night The team arrives in Philadelphia Sunday morning and plays Monday each team meeting the others once. winner advances Stetson Eliminated in Philadelphia golf event Edith Quiet wins Readin Pa d Berthellyn cup runs Huntingdon Valley CC.
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Philadelphia
American ‘Legion
Amtenigan Legion
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Falls
Russell. Gill
Forecast Improvised Text Describes Night and Thursday Weather
Fragmentary forecast notes a warmer Thursday with extreme portions and east areas. Mentions rough roads except Hutchinson, Salina Road and Coffey area blocked. Redi Service Douglas referenced as best.
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Sansas
Hutchinson
Salina Rood
Coffey
Ile Most
Stevenson to Expose Graft in Indiana Politics
Chicago Oct 6 AP Thomas H Adams Vincennes Ind publisher says a letter smuggled from Indiana State Prison alleges D C Stephenson KKK leader holds evidence of political deals involving nearly a million dollars. The letter claims payments by mayors and politicians, and accuses Stephenson of being framed in the Oberholtzer murder case.
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D. C
Stephenson
Indiana
Thomas H.adams
Vincennes
Ind
Today
Adams
Indiana Editorial Association
Instephenson
Michigan City
Stephenson Algo
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Tickets go fast for Haskell Bucknell clash at stadium
Tickets went on general sale for the Haskell Bucknell intersectional football game scheduled for October 30 at the Lawrence Round Corner. About several hundred tickets had already sold by 2 pm, not counting nearly a thousand season-ticket reservations. Lawrence patrons are offered early access before blocks are released for external sale, as Haskell showcases top opponents ahead of building the new stadium.
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Lawrence
Bucknell
Haskell
Haskell Athletic
Hat Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Meteor seen over Ohio street by Mrs Thompson
Mrs Alice Thompson of 1780 Ohio Street reported a bright pink meteor appearing like an electric light in a hazy dawn sky. She described a pulsating glow, a yellow ball with fiery train sinking southeast, then a crash.
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Alice ‘Thompson
Ohio Street
Journal World to Broadcast Badger Jayhawk Battle
Journal-World invites university students and followers to gather Saturday afternoon to hear a play by play account of the Kansas Wisconsin game. A direct wire from Wisconsin stadium press box will feed the report to the Journal-World office. Citizens and students are urged to join in front of the building to hear coverage of the Jayhawk versus Badger clash.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Wisconsin
Battle
Stadium Press
Journal- World
the. Unly
Iuilding
Jayhawk
Badger
Daugherty Miller conspiracy case defense rests
The defense rested unexpectedly in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial as Judge Mack denied motions to strike evidence and directed verdicts. Summations to follow. neither Miller nor Daugherty testified. The long, tangled testimony referenced the 7 million dollar American Metal asset release tied to King and Merton as the government pursues its case.
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New York
Daugherty- ‘Miller
Mack
Miller
Daugherty
William ‘Rand
Steuer
Fox Daugherty
Witte
Max. D. ‘Steuer
Harry SM. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
B Brand
John T.king
Kings
American_Metal company
Kingi
Richard Merton
Gorman
Datcherty
Merchants Marine Meeting Invites Kansas City Chambers
The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and United States Shipping Board invite all local chambers to a meeting Friday morning October 8 at 10 o'clock. In the assembly room of the Chamber on the third floor of the Kansas City Athletic Club. E W Menzel industrial commissioner urges members across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma to attend and view developments in merchant marine.
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Chamber. of. Commerce
U. S
Marine
Chamber
Kansas City
United States Shipping Board
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Kansas City Athletic
Kansas
Missou
Oklahoma
Lawre
Four arrested for liquor violations plead guilty in court
A fine of 100 dollars with costs and a jail sentence were imposed after A fine of 100 dollars with costs and a jail term were given to Kretsinger and three others, Mrs Judie Buttazole and Miss Merriam White of Kansas, for driving while intoxicated on a Sunday afternoon. The officers said none were intoxicated at the time of arrest. Merriam White’s attorney planned to file a defense. Teachers Association reports 100 percent enrollment at a Kansas school. Ad notes Chevrolet, daylight kitchen improvements.
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KL. Kretsinger
Judie Buttazole
Merriam White
Kansas
Ant
Troi
Merria
City Paving on Rain-Delay Schedule in South Lawrence
City Engineer C T Hough states pavers aim to resume Friday. Streets from Seventeenth to Nineteenth Alabama and Eighteenth Alabama to Louisiana opened. A new section of Twentieth opens tomorrow. If weather holds, full list of newly paved streets in South Lawrence should open by next Wednesday, with North Audrence to be paved last and North Lawrence to resume this winter. several West Lawrence segments to be paved.
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Alabama
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Louisiana
South
West Seventeenth
New Hampshire
Mississippi Street
Sixth
Elm
Walnut
New Developments in McPherson Case Reported
Los Angeles reports halted hearing as two revelations surface. A penciled draft of the Miss X affidavit is claimed to be in Evangeline Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff’s handwriting. Also alleged is an attempt by Mrs. McPherson to recover clothing worn by the evangelist at her Douglas, Arizona reappearance.
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Los Angeles
McPherson
Times
Lorraine ‘Wiseman Sielaff
Thé Methoa
High School Editors Conference Speakers Named
Ralph Ellis Kansas City Journal Post editor will speak at the eighth annual high school editors conference at the University of Kansas October 16 under the journalism department. Herbert Dean of journalism at the University of Missouri and George N Montgomery head of the National Association of Teachers of Journal Writing will also speak.
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Ralph Ellis
Kansas City
Journal-Post
University of ‘Kansas
Department of Journalism
Iate
Herbert
Feasonalism
Unive Missouri
George N Montgome
National Assation of
Kansas and Wisconsin Teams Scheduled for Madison Radio Night
Plans for entertainment of the Kansas and Wisconsin teams before their October 9 game include a radio broadcast from the Cap ital Times Strand theater in Madison. Art Walker, K U alumnus in charge, arranged music with Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary, for the Strand theater orchestra. The WIBA broadcast will be at 236 wavelength.
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WIBA
Capital Times-Strand Theater
Madison
Wisconsin
Art Walker
K. Us
Fred Ellsworth
Imusic
Strand Theater Orchestra
Mortgage registrations surge in 1926 third quarter
Register of deeds Mrs Isa Wellman reports chattel and deed mortgage registrations for Q3 1926 rose above any single quarter in the past year. Second and third quarter totals reach 751 with monthly breakdowns for April May June and August September. Lincoln Greenhouse project planned in Lawrence Kansas will begin immediately, featuring a 20,000 square foot glass house and three acres of ground. Water outage notices affect Louisiana Street area.
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Lincoln
Poincare Seeks A New Reservation Form
Paris October 6 AP An other version of contemplated French reservations that Premier Poincare believed Washington government would be disposed to take into account reservations dealing with safeguard and transfer if expressed in a letter appeared today Such a letter would begin to that which accompanied the signature of the Anglo French debt agreement by Chancellor Churchill and Finance Minister Caillaix in London
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Poincare
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Caillaix
London
Irrigation yields boost corn and theatre plans underway
County agent reports irrigation raised corn yields from 56 to 60 bushels per acre on J D Mitchell farm near Lake View. Early irrigation saved tassels from heat, while a new theatre building east of the city library and Ninth Vermont is set to begin contract work in November with a large Midland Circuit theatre project planned.
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Stephei
Register of
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Fmost
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Wie Venson
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M. B. Shanberg
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J. D. Mitchell
Lake View
Chamber of Commerce
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Erin
Art Exhibit at K U by Roxali Seabury to Open Next Week
Roxali Seabury, former Topeka High School art teacher now heading University School of Fine Arts public school art and teacher training, will exhibit her portrait paintings and drawings in the design department rack. The show runs next week through October 18, then shifts to display work from the entire department. Included are pencil sketches, pen and ink, and costume drawings, plus studies from abroad in Italy and the Chan del regions.
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Ayash
Mis
Don
Italy
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