Hawkers Drill in Rain for Aggies
In a downpour Kansas football players practiced under Franklin D. Cappon. The first eleven and reserves scrimmaged with a 12 to 0 result for the second eleven. The clash with the Aggies Saturday at Memorial Stadium aims to end a long jinx against Kansas State.
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University of Kansas
Franklin D. Cappon
Ed Ash
Lashbrack
Loase
Kraemer
Kolterman
Schroeder
Snowden
Cooper
Reinhold
Carnahan
Sherwood
Hadley
Fritts
White
Maney
McMillan
Grimes
Capsey
Bakery
Bramledge
Jaynes
Knight
Waldron
Frazier
Brock
Kelterman
Washbrook
Hults
Miller
Bia
Alfies
Gehrig Voted American League MVP by Writers
Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, is named the American League most valuable player for 1907 by a committer of baseball writers. Ban Johnson announces the unanimous choice with seven of eight writers supporting Gehrig, while Marty Heilmann and Ted Lyons rank high in the voting. Gehrig leads in home runs and batting among leaders despite Ruth's higher mark, and is praised for his consistent at bat and calm conduct with umpires.
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Lou Gehrig
Neir
Sultanate of Ewat
Ruth
Ban Johnson
Gebrig
Mather
Tony Lazieri
Yankee
Gehrig
Gehriss
Rath
Marty Heilmann
Hie
Heilmann
Detroit
Uahrig
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Heilmany
Ty Cobb
George Lister
Walter Johnson
Rogper Veckirpaugy
George
Johnson
Gehrip
League
Gehric
Braves Seek Win Over Des Moines University
Haskell Indians practice light signals and tackling drills at Haskell stadium as they prepare for a Friday game with Des Moines University. Captain Hawley is improving and expected to start. Charles and Dave Bible also near returns. Des Moines boasts a heavier lineup with Lindquist Peters on the line and Poole Shade Alohny in backfield. Haskell aims to extend an undefeated streak despite injuries.
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Haskell Indians
Des Moines University
Haskell Stadium
John Thomas
Braves
Albert Hawley
Redskin
Des Moines
Charles
Haskell
Dave Bible
T Lawrence
Lindquist
Peterson
Wight
Erickson
Poole
Nes Moines
Boston College
Columbia Ma
Nebra Cornhuskers
Missouri
Nebraska Stars
Clark
Fhumank
Washington
Tiger
Vei Iha
Nebraska
Plamank
Swofford
Byars
Mehrie
Diemuant
Allen Issues First Call for Cage Men
Allen University issues the first call for fall basketball practice. The initial meeting is Thursday at seven. Three lettermen Will Jeffrey Nowland will practice. Burton Maney and Schrmidt remain with football and skip basketball until after the season. The other five letter men Peterson Gordon were lost to graduation.
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Jeffrey
Nowland
Burton
Maney
Schrmidt
Peterson
Gordon
Los
Yankees payrolls and star players edge upward in spring camp
AP reports salary estimates for the New York Yankees rise toward 240 000 to 400 000 annually as spring training looms. Ruth and Gehrig contracts, plus stars like Lazzeri and Combs, hint at higher pay amid expected raises. Also notes Purdue Harvard game hype and Ralph Welch praised as top conference talent. A prehistoric bone found near Junction City prompts notes on paleontology. Don Miral duke of Braganza, former Portuguese heir, dies at 71 near Vienna. John Whitman’s Chocolates adds AP store presence in Massachusetts.
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New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Ruth
Dias
Rankinew Tor
Col
Jacob Runnert
Tony Lazzeri
Ck Koenig
George Ping Karle Combs
Chisago
Chicago
Harvard
Purdue
Silage
Ralph Welch
Red” Grange
Wheatton
Writz Crisler
Share
Welch
Grange
Red
Tal
Slasar Field
Roebuck Domination Opens Mandell-Tralian Card in KC
Theodore Tiny Roebuck, former Haskell football star turned heavyweight, battered Frankie Day in the first round of a six round prelim to the Mandell-Tralian lightweight bout in Convention Hall Kansas City. Roebuck floored Day at the count of eight and finished him shortly after. Mandell easily outpointed Joe Trabon in ten rounds, while Leo Wax shaded Bob by decision and Al Foreman stopped Babe Picato in five.
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Tiny” Roebuck
Haskell Institute
Frankie Day
Des Moines
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Tiny
Day
Roebuck
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Joe Trabon
Hope Ul
Mandell
Leo Wax
Australia
Buobby Co
New Orleans
al Foreman
Chicara
Babe Picato
Woman Made Deputy in Louisiana
Noelle Loisell aged 24 daughter of Marshal Victor Loisell has been appointed United States Deputy Marshal. She will arrest and perform office duties, drawing on her familiarity with local criminals and case files. She expressed readiness to enforce the law and serve in vigilant fashion if needed.
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Noelle Loisell
Victor Loisell
Washington
United States
Uncle Same
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures stomach trouble after meals by displacing excess acid and aiding digestion. It says the medicine sweetens foods, improves mood, and helps people gain strength and youth, with millions of packages used yearly and available at any druggist.
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Bane
Highs Face Stiff Game With Kansas City
Lawrence high prepares for a key Friday clash with Kansas City High. Coach Melvin Griffin’s Red and Black seek a win after a loss to St. Joseph Central, while Kansas City boasts a 3-0 record with a beefy 180 pound line and seasoned backs. Kennedy to signal, Fursman ineligible, Logue out with infected cut, backfield to improve coordination.
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Tral High School
Lawrence High Gridiron
Melvin Griffin
St. Joseph Central
Percy Parks
Kansas’ City
Emporia
Olathe
Manuals Hick
Lawrence High
Schneck
M. Birch
R Kennnedy
Mackie
Sehaake
H. Birch
St. Joe
Griffin
Driving education urged for every school
Richard Haldeman of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation calls for driving instruction beginning at age Wh years to curb reckless driving and cut accidents. He proposes early courses teach methods to prevent crossing roads and pedestrian injuries as children learn. Aerial season ticket issued in Amsterdam by Royal Dutch air mail offers a twenty five journey option, obtained by a Dutch stamp dealer frequenting London.
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Yarksboro
Richard Haldeman
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Haldeman
Automobile
Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Air Mail
London
Falls Suicide Prevention Efforts By Police Near The Falls
The article notes suicides at the falls in many summers with over a hundred deaths, and reports two policemen patrolling day and night to keep people from approaching the dangerous brink.
Begum of Bhowal Bequeaths All Property for Islam Propagation
Bombay telegraph reports the Begum of Bhowal, hailed as the Queen Victoria of India, donated her entire private property valued at 50.9 million dollars to promote Islam. She abdicated in London in favor of her son Nawab, and returned home with him as British and Indian authorities approved the succession. The queen, veiled in line with Islam, has ruled Bhopal for 25 years and overseen a progressive government.
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India Cay
Begum of
Bhowal
Queen Victoria
India
Bhopal
London
Cascara Candy Laxative Promises Pure Health Benefits
An old advertisement extols cascara candy laxative for cleansing the system and pores, claiming superior purgation over minerals and drugs. It promotes Cascaret as a tasty, non habit forming remedy for constipation and auto intoxication, urging readers to try it tonight despite sensational health claims.
More Singers to Wichita Qualify for Audition
Tenor Hiri October auditions in Wichita named seven more contestants under the Atwater Kent foundation. Listed are Mrs Celestine Boshulle, Pon Rosenberry, Miss Marion Bell, Warlord Uuehes, Mrs Merritt Bolinger, Handalph Van Lehn, Dedice City, and Miss Winifred Goodman of Ottawa.
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Oet
Kansas
Ato
Wichita
Atwater Kent Foundation
Celestine Boshulle
Pon Rosenberry
Marion Bell
Warlord Uuehes
Pratt
Merritt Bolinger
Handalph van Lehn
Dedice City
Winifred Goodman
Ottawa
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