Yanks Take Third Tilt From Pirates In World Series
Yankees rout Pirates 8 1 before 60 000 at Yankee Stadium as Ruth hits a two run homer in the eighth and Pennock dominates with a string of shutout innings. Gehrig Meusel and Waner contribute key hits, while Meadows and the Pirate bullpen struggle, giving New York a commanding 3 0 World Series lead.
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New York
Tapisin
Herb Senhoes
Agin Defert
Babe Rati
Pittsburgh
Yates
Pennock
Traynor
Barnhart
Lioyd Waner
Merates
Ruth
Yankees
Miike Cvengres
Lee Meadows
Sonic
York
Waner
Ty TB Tibyte
P. Weners
Wright
Ieee
Teagnor
Harris
Son
Clavel Tn
Uyedgres
Tinenhart
Hameria
Bath
Bag Gan
Dalle
Meadows
Lgnnehss Meadows
Menmoerks
Gehrig
Mensel
Meniows
Gwensros
Meade Ty Oaff Cvensre
Menadows
Moran
National
Nalin Tambriran
Quinney Onalbynaly
Ommsby
Aire
Mm Kernix
Pirates
Wanep
Winer
Phite
Warner
Yankee
Warne
Poul
Miko
Meusel
Lagarrian
Hall
Euteidy
Meadowsa
Laazert
Hall Lam
Meadows Tell
Vallane
Atlow
Chahowski Tegk
Trasner
Eather
Traxner
Re Howski
Combs
Eatch
Kote
Pannock
Ernie
Eines
Ein
Tirates
Goorl
Pes Huth
Nexen
Es—Rhocnie
Rhyne
Woenig
Rabe
Gehris
Gooch
Fai — Larner
Meles
Bill
Pate Yen
Dugan
Tigan
Warn
Durst
Grebowski
Rhyne Thera
Lanteri
Pirate
Tennock
Mint
Linareri
Goneh
Wmzzert
Krtyne
Peonock
Dagan
Urird
Dugai
Wombs
Koenig
Pennoch
Kgl
van Qwest Artillery
Tur Vetion
Bush
Tirate
Reid Meadows
Eros
Camhe
Roente
Ann
Gehrig Strick
Susel Ewuite
Pane
Turbulent Baseball Standoff Between Yankees and Pirates
A vivid play by play details a tense early game with rapid strikes and outs. Measured fielding by Lazzeri and Meusel features prominently as neither side secures hits or runs through several innings. Pitchers Wright and Pennock navigate fast pitches, while Meusel, Lazzeri, and Rhyne contribute notable at bats in a tightly contested contest.
Acreage for Cemeteries Exceeds Three Small States
Porter Loring of San Antonio spoke in Chicago on October 7 at the National Selected Moriticans convention estimating over 4,500,000 acres are set aside in the United States for cemeteries and graveyards, larger than Connecticut Delaware and Rhode Island combined.
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Chicago
Porter Loring
San Antonio
United States
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
C P A Meets Here Delegates From Three States Attend Meeting
Delegates from Kansas Missouri and Nebraska attend the Central Protective Association land lodge gathering in Kieke's hall starting Monday night October 10 with a mixer and a short address by Representative W H Morgan. Monday features music by Pleasant Grove orchestra boxing wrestling and dancing a Falk City Nebraska team initiation. Tuesday opens with Mayor Rankin address and a business session, city drive to university campus, banquet chaired by JC Hosford, and a Chamber of Commerce room meeting. Douglas county committee led by EF W Ousdahl handles arrangements for banquets rooms reception entertainment registration and city drive.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Central Protective Association
Land Lodge
Kieke’s
W. H. Morgan
Pleasantrove Orchestra
Falk City
Nebr
R. C. Rankin
Chamber of Commerce
Jc.b. Hosford
Ecke
Douglas County
EF. W. Qousdahl
D. EF. Smith
J. Cummings
E. C. Bussing
E.W. Ousdahl
L. G. McGee
Mr. Tohl
Win Newmark
CC. Carl
Opening Half Sees Scoreless St. Joseph Clash
The Lawrence high school football team and Central high school played to a scoreless first half at St. Joseph. Neither side found the end zone before the break as the game opened.
Purdue's Chances Slim Against Harvard Command
Purdue faces near-impossible odds to upset Harvard in Cambridge tomorrow. Since 1883 only Centre College has beat Harvard on its home field, while 25 other opponents from Harvard's traditional recruiting area have fallen short. The analysis marks Harvard’s dominance within the Northeast corridor from Hanover to Philadelphia and Carlisle to Ithaca.
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Mass
A. P
Purdue
Harvard
Crimson
Centre College
Michigan
Hanover
N.H
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Anil
Ithaca
France Demands Recall of Soviet Ambassador Rakovsky
The French ambassador in Moscow delivered a formal note to French Foreign Minister Teherin demanding the recall of Christian Rakovsky the Soviet ambassador to France. Diplomatic circles expect Moscow to refuse further efforts to keep Rakovsky in Paris as the note is now in writing.
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France
Tehueherin
Moscow
Foreign Office
Rakowsky
Paris
Frost risk seen as Kansas cools after clear night
No frost reported across Kansas though temperatures ran below normal and skies were clear except for the northeast. Goodland and Dodge City registered lows near 46, Concordia 42, Wichita and Topeka 44. No rainfall in 24 hours. Flora, chief of the weather bureau, forecast a slight frost tonight. City library will close tomorrow afternoon 1:30 to 4:30 for the Kansas Wisconsin game. University souvenirs from Completion Day to be sold at the Wisconsin Kansas game by students inside the stadium.
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Taneka
Oct
Kansas
Goodland
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Topeka
S. JD. Flora
Weather Bureau
University of Kansas
Kansas Forecast: Fair Tonight and Saturday
Kansas weather outlook shows fair skies tonight and Saturday with slight warmer readings in the east. Drivers face clear roads in most areas while Pittsburg and Topeka report cloudy conditions and muddy routes. Dodge City and Hutchinson show good to rough travel depending on location. Douglas County roads listed as good. Local ad notes barber and cigar shop promotions.
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Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Topeka
Dodge City
Wichita
Salina
Goffeyville
Hutchinson
Manhaattan
Emporis
Douglas County
Memorial Union Dedication Signals Completion Day Events
William Allen White will dedicate the Memorial Union at 11 tomorrow in a program led by Dr. Frank Strong with Lawrence residents urged to attend. The day also features a Kansas Wisconsin football game at 2, a night shirt parade, and dedication ceremonies for the stadium with Legion officials and a half mast flag.
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Emporia Gazette
Memorial Union
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Frank Strong
University
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Lawrence
K. U
W. BR. Downing
Lindley
Bates Muffaker
Paul J. Parker
Clarence Mcdiaire
Dr. Hig
Mac
Memorial Stadium
Nebraska
Legion
British Warships to Visit Washington in October Visit
Washington officials welcome the arrival of British cruisers H M S Calcutta and H M S Cairo in October marking renewed naval ties between the United States and Britain. Under Admiral Sir Walter Cowan, the ships will visit the Washington navy yard on October 17, aiming to reinforce Allied cooperation after Geneva Conference outcomes.
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Potomac
H. M.S
Calcutta
Cairo
Sir Walter Cowan
America and West Indies Station
Washington Navy Yard
Mortgage Bond Issue Filed For Rail Road Holders
A $1,000,000 mortgage issued by Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railway Company to the Guatitian Trust party and LB Foote, both of Cleveland, Ohio, was filed with the Deeds Office of Mrs. Isa1h Weismaan. The bond bears interest, redeems at 20 years, and is tied to a 60-page pamphlet detailing terms. The deed for the railway property by Harry Jones the receiver and the undertaking company was also filed. property sold September 12 in Kansas City by Jobes to George W. York for first Mortgage Bond Holders Protective Association, with sale price listed as 60,000.
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Kaw Valley
Itr
Wirandotte
Leavenworth
Harry Jones
von Biatt
Jobes
George W. York
First Mortgage Bondholders Protective Association
Railway Company
Pittsburgh scalpers freed by magistrate in ticket row
Pittsburgh October 7 Magistrate John W Orie condemned the scalping method but discharged Hymen Hahelle and Clarence Beck both of Pittsburgh for selling tickets at inflated prices. He said others charged would be freed when they appear before him. REMUS PLEADS NOY GUILTY
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John W. Orie
Pittsburgh Nationals
Barney, Dreyfuss
Magestrate
Orie
Hymen Hahelle
Clarence Beck
Ee Remus
Former Bootlegger George Remus Murder Case at Hearing
Cincinnati police report George Remus, famed bootlegger, shot his wife Imogene Remus fatally an hour before their divorce hearing yesterday. He pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing, waived examination, and was held to the grand jury without bond. He asked to be sent to the grand jury promptly for indictment and trial in common pleas court.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Millenaire
Imogene
Remus
William 1 Alexander
Crond
Common Pleas Court
Ottawa and rivals clash in early football action
Today’s football features Ottawa University and Washburn University at Emporia with a first starter noted for College of Briagore and Wichita University. Crowds gather in Nogales, Sonora to view the body of Alfonso de la Huerta after a skirmish with Mexican federal troops as a protest card reads rebel general.
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Ottawa University
Washburn Universsity
Emporia
College of Briagore
Wichita University
Huerta
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Alfonso de la Huerta
Kidnapped Teacher Hailed Safe After Dispatch From Springfield
Miss Mary Jane Price a 24 year old techni sh school teacher vanished after leaving her mother's Wayside Inn on the Victory highway A man in a broad brimmed hat and striped sweater allegedly abducted her forcing the car to a distant stop She telephoned her mother from Springfield Me saying she was safe and driving home The case prompted a noon search as her pupils reported she failed to appear at school Her parents live near Tecumseh east of Topeka and Price had studied for the ministry at Asbury College Wilmore Ky
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Toarht
Miss. Price
Victory Highway
C. R. Price
Miss Price
J. RL Price
Tecumseh
Topeka
Enrile Teachers College
Asbury College
Wilmore
Coal Miners Agree to Resume Under Wage Scale
After six months of arbitration United Mine Workers in the southwest resume under the contract wage scale expired April 1. About 20,000 miners in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas are affected with pay rates of $7.00 a day for day work and $1.25 to $2 per ton for tonnage. The agreement lasts until March 31 next, pending a joint miners and operators review.
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Qet
United Mine Workers
WL. A. Johnson
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Johnson
Kansas
Missouri
Lexas
Naner Brothers to Go Into Vaudeville
New York Oct 7 AP Wa ner and Waner after starring with the Pirates waruout the season will go into Vaudeville this fall on a 15000 contract for five weeks Loew's inveati m announced today. While the nature of their act is yet to be determined Paul and Lloyd are said to have good voices Beginning Oct 14 the outfield ers are booked for a week eaen in St. Louis Cleveland Witts burgh Baltimore and New York.
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Loew
Paul
Lloyd
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Eaen
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Cleveland
Wittsburgh
Baltimore
CLOSES 2 SCHOOLS OVER INFANTILE PARALYSIS FEAR
Rural Pougins county closes Vinland high and grade school and Kanwaka school after infantile paralysis appears. Dr KE R Keith reports the first county case from Baldwin and orders isolation and immediate medical observation. No other cases reported. parents urged to seek physician care if symptoms arise.
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Kanwa
KE. R. Keith
Keith
Bell
Baldwin
Arthur Hammond
Roith
Leana
Will Elkins
Kanwaka
Earl] Brown
State Board of Health
New Club Plans Dad's Day Program At KU
The K U Second Generation club will meet at 5 p m October 11 in the auditorium of the Central Administration building to plan the sixth annual Dad's Day program. President John G Qutland urges KU students not listed as members but who are sons or descendants of former students to notify officers at once.
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Aisa P.m
Central Administration Building
John G. Qutland
Qut- Tand
Haskell Pow Wow plans announced for November event
Frank W. McDonald announces the second annual Indian Pow Wow at Haskell Institute on November 11 and 12. The two day schedule includes memorial services, a parade, barbecue, and a football game with Lawrence Manhattan. An eight episode field pageant depicting Indian development is planned with veteran participants.
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Frank W. McDonald
Haskell
Lane
Welock
McDonald
Lawrence-Manhattan
United States
Loveln University of New Orleans
Lovelat
Detroit University
Lawrence Anhicw
Traffic plan urged for KU game by Rankin and Johns
Lawrence leaders Mayor R C Rankin and Chief of Police Will Johns appealed to residents to cooperate with traffic rules for the Kansas Wisconsin game tomorrow afternoon. Drivers should park north or garage cars, with twenty two officers on duty and signs guiding parking northward.
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Lawrence
Hope
Rankin
Chief Johns
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Ita
Tennessee
Eleventh
Seventeenth
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