Indians Put Up Scrappy Fight Last Night
The Indians battled hard but were outweighed as the BST team secured the win in a tough game. Key moments featured sharp plays and late resistance from the home squad.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
7
The Indians battled hard but were outweighed as the BST team secured the win in a tough game. Key moments featured sharp plays and late resistance from the home squad.
Kansas football scrimmage against Haskell Indians shows strong Kansas line push and key plays. George Nettels shines at tackle with solid defense. Roy Gross and Red Hart anchor center defense. Backfield with Mandeville and Coweill gain yards. Pringle, Knowles, and Reid contribute as Kansas eyes Emporia State clash. End note mentions Mahdeen Hair Tonic ad and season ticket outlets.
A reader cites severe itching and burning from eczema and claims topical salves fail. The article promotes S S S as the effective treatment by cleansing the blood and urges medical advice from Atlanta Georgia.
The article describes the Haskell Indians preparing for a decisive game against the Oklahoma Aggies. Key players Kala ma, Saunders, Lassa, Tommy Anderson, Thompson, and the Murdoch brothers are highlighted as likely starters, with plans to use Kalama’s passing and limping graves.
Leavenworth defeated Lawrence business men's volleyball team at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening. The visitors arrived late so only six games were played with four won by Leavenworth. Lawrence lineup included Albright Cooper Richardson Keene Brooks and Nuffer. A return game is planned in Leavenworth two weeks hence.
A chaotic sports column previews Missouri versus Kansas State and Ames versus Grinnell football and basketball games. Alfred Hill of the Topeka Capital will referee the K U Normal football clash, with Grover and Edmonds also officiating.
In Triest on Oct 10 General Grazioli left for Rome after a conference with Gabriel D'Annunzio. He had been sent to consult with D'Annunzio whose irregular troops hold Fiume. Grazioli voiced confidence that an early solution to the Fiume dispute would be reached. Frank Bunkley traveled to Lecompton that morning.
Fragmented classified page listing rental and sale items. Includes for rent notices, sale of livestock such as yearling bull and registered Herefords, pianos for sale, land exchanges in Oklahoma, farm equipment, and an old Ford car listing. Also notes about stock farm in Franklin County and a repair company contact. Local phone numbers and names appear with each item.
Help wanted notice seeking a salesman with rough experience and willing to travel to farms. Address Sales Manager, 24 Lathrop Building, Department L686. First published October 1914 in The Lawrence Daily Journal World. City clerk notice records funds and warrants outstanding for Lawrence, Kansas.
Fully equipped item advertised for quick sale at 3000 dollars with terms on page. Contact Brown Land Co at 703 Buss. St for details.
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