Giants Edge Yankees In Wild Baseball Sketch
The narrative recounts a chaotic inning featuring misplays and near-misses. Ruth doubles, Stengel and Meusel drive in runs as Johnson and Pennock exchange pitching duties and fielding errors are noted amid a flurry of outs and hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Gonnard
Giants
Dugan
Groh
Ruth
Meusel
Bancroft
Pipp
Ward
Frisch
Young
Scottie
Stengel
Grandstand
Whenward
Kelly
Scott
Snyder
O'Connell
Jonnard
Shawkey
Pennock
Yanks
Barnes
Schang
Cunningham
Witt
Capper urges focus on farming in coming Congress
Pleasanton Kansas October 11 Senator Arthur Capper told an American Legion gathering that agricultural problems deserve first consideration in the next Congress. He disputed reports misquoting him about farmer relief and cited rising farm value but continued losses for many wheat growers. He warned against price fixing and called for immediate major cuts in transportation costs to aid farmers.
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Pleasanton
Kan
Associated Press
Congress
Arthur Capper
American Legion
Kansas City
St. Louis
Washington
American ships lead in Philippine trade, six months
Manila Oct. 13 The American ships carried almost half of the total foreign trade of the Philippine Islands in the first half of the year. Trade totaled 108,886,000, up over 20 million from 1922. American ships moved 49,486,866, British vessels 37,290,566, Japanese ships about 4,500,000.
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Manila
Associated Press
Philippine ‘Islands
Topeka official aids Washburn Wesleyan football game
Alfred G Hill went to Topeka today to officiate the Washburn Wesleyan football game there. Mrs A B Newsom of Akron Colo formerly Susie Silvers arrived Thursday for a visit with her sister Miss Anna Silvers at 1810 Fenn and relatives. Remember we are the only laundry in town that uses soft water. Lawrence Steam Laundry. Illinois Lump $9.00 per ton. Derby Grain Co. Phon 370.
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Topeka
Alfred G. “Hill
Topekai
Washburn
Wesleyan
A. B. Newsom
Akron
Colo
Susie Silvers
Anna Silvers
Fenn
Lawrenc Steam Laundry
Alan to Seat 22 400 for Turkey Day clash
The annual Tiger Jayhawker game will seat 22 400 spectators with bleacher seats for 5 000 on the north end of the stadium. Missouri fans will receive 3 672 seats in six sections, and the Missouri band the Misouri Razzers plus the freshman team will be admitted free. The Missouri team plans to stay in Kansas City until game time and dress at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Tiger-Jayhawker
F. G. Allen
Noult
Chester L. Brewer
University of Missouri
Missouri Rooters
Kansas’ City
Aflen
Missouri Razzers
MUL
Missouri
Brewer
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma A and M Coach Foresees Tough Game At Lawrence
Coach Johnny Maulbetc of Oklahoma A and M says the team will win the game this afternoon if they secure the breaks and cites the Aggies as fighters. Stillwater players Bull and Walker likely out with injuries, affecting the lineup for the stadium clash. Oklahoma A and M arrive with seven cross countrymen and twenty two football players, saying wet field conditions pose no disadvantage after two prior mud games.
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Johnny Maulbeteh
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Bas
Maulbetc Sai
Stillwater
Bull
Walker
John Levi Taught Football By Maulbeth At Oklahoma A and M
Johnny Maulbeth, coach of Oklahoma A and M, says John Levi, Haskell Indian sitter, was the first he taught football. Levi and brother George attended Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma, both taking up football for the first time. Maulbeth praises Levi as a natural athlete and the cleanest football player on the gridiron.
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Johnny Maulbetch
Oklahoma A. and
Jayhawkers
Stadium Field
John Levi
Maulbeth
Phillips University
Enid Oklahoma
John
George Levi
George
Results Yesterday and Today in College Football
Yesterday results show College of Emporia 6, Southwestern 0 at Winfield. Pittsburg 7, Baker 0 at Baldwin. McPherson 7, Hays 0 at Hays. Wentworth 7, Kirksville 0 at Lexington. William Jewell 26, Tarkio 0 at Liberty. Today’s games include Kansas vs. Oklahoma A. at Lawrence and Haskell Indians vs. University of Minnesota at Minneapolis among others. Tickets good for Emporia game. season tickets valid for four home games despite postponement. banana nut ice cream offered for Sunday lunch. Lawrence Steam Laundry advertised dry cleaning. Kaw Valley Creamery contact.
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College of Emporia
Southwestern
Winfield
Pittsburg
Baker
Bald
McPherson
Hays
Wentworth
Kirksville
Lexington
William Jewell
Tarkio
Liberty
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Haskell Indians
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Lincoln
Ames
Missouri
Columbbia
Washington
Grinnell
St. Louis
Rolla
Drake
Des Moines
Ottawa
St. Mary's
St Marys
Sterling
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyans 'S
Washburn
Topeka
Phillips University
Emporia
Kaw Valley Creamery
Kansas Jayhawkers Start First Fall Tennis Trip
University of Kansas tennis team led by Captain George Glaskin and Muir Rogers travels to Columbia Missouri to face Missouri in afternoon singles and doubles. After Columbia they proceed to St. Louis to meet Washington University players in a Monday clash. K U doubles pair Glaskin and Smith reached doubles finals in the Napag Municipal tournament this summer.
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University of Kansas
George Glaskin
Muir Rogers
Columbia
Jayhawker
Missouri
K. U
Kansas
Kansans
St. Louis
Washington University
John Hubbell
M. U
Michin
Jayhawkers
Bierman
Kammann
Lawrence
St. Is
Glaskin
Gerald Smith
Elks Bowling Scores Rise With Strong Team Totals
Bowling score roundup lists T21,704 and 786 as top totals. Race ana8 743 705 with men George Houk 497 Kally 484 Albach 824 803, Hensel 326 321 279 290. Aghlish men Albach 236 Hensel.
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George Houk
Kally
Albach
Hensel
De Soto High School News and Local Visits
De Soto high school's enrollment includes 78 students with about 28 residing in De Soto and others commuting from up to five miles. The article lists local visits, sports plans, club meetings, weather notes, and student movements among De Soto, Kansas City, and nearby communities with numerous named residents and events.
Brubaker school opens with two dozen pupils and events
The Brubaker school month ends with 25 enrolled students eight boys and ten girls. fifteen pupils have perfect attendance. Several pupils scored 100 in spelling for the month: Lola Schott Marjorie Garrett Myrtle Hoffman Lela Fishburn Goldie Barnhart Guido Schott. Attendees at a Centropolis ball game were Delbert Hoffman and Dorsey Fishburn. Hugo Schott and family visited the Rase de Whitman home in Lone Star. Maria Barnhart of Los Angeles spent the week with Henry Fishburn and family. Glen Vance returned from Davenport Ind for a short visit. A pie supper and program are planned for Oct 19. Hugo Schott visited his mother in Worden. Mr and Mrs Harold Fisher sold their property and moved to Globe where he works as a state agent.
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Brubaker
Lola Schott
Marjorie Garrett
Myrtle Hoffman
Lela Fishburn
Goldie Barnhart
Guido Schott
Delbert Hoffman
Dorsey Fishburn
Centropolis
Hugo Schott
Rase de Whitman
Lone Star
Maria Barnhart
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Fishburn
Glen Vance
Davenport
Brubaker School
Worden
Harold Fisher
Globe
Fisher
Local Ball Game Highlights Franklin Versus Lake View
The Farmers Union store manager notes Franklin defeated Lake View in a Sunday game. Theodore Armstrong and Harry Garr attended Paul Glenn’s sale at Glenn on Wednesday. Several residents visit Spearville area shops and homes in Lawrence and Topeka, with family visits to Osgood Armstrong and Collins families, plus bridge workers near Eudora staying at W I Collins home.
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Harry Cary
Theodore Armstrong
Franklin
Lake View
Harry Garr
Paul Glenn
Glenn
Rollie Standis
Osgood Armstrong
Topeka
Harley Armstrong
Clarence Hodson
Marie Collins
W. J. Collins
Nenry Collins
Battie Collins
Oscar Colling
Lawrence
Henry
Collins
Jack Myers
Eudora
W. I. Collins
J. M. Crowder
J. H. Mercer
James Norris
William and
Norman
White
Nettie Crowder
Alice Armstrong
Osgood
Dorothy
Guy Bigs
Kanwaka
J. B.°ooley
Lcott
Lecompton
Elmer Shields
Lois Adel
Winter
Henry Collins
Local Social Roundup From Lawrence and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Harry Carr and children spent Friday night with The Rothwells of Knowledge ill. George Rothwell returned home after a week with his sister Mrs Bell Godfrey of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Harry Carr and Mrs Grover Rothwell were Lawrence visitors Monday. C J Lane visited our school Wednesday morning. Mrs George Banks of Winter and Mrs Ella Hill of Eldorado called at Harley Armstrong's Wednesday morning.
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Harry Carr
Rothwell’s of Knowledge
George Rothwell
Bell Godfrey
Lawrence
Grover Rothwell
C. J. Lane
George Banks
Winter
Ella Hill
Eldorado
Harley Armstrong
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McQuinlar
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Alan
Allen
Southern
John’ Levi
Haskell Star
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Glaskin and Rogers
University” of Kansas
ELKS
DE Soto
de Soto High School
Shannon
D. CG. Whitaker
J. G. Freeman
L A. Smith
Me. Smith
Linwood
Hazel Freeman
Wilder
Elizabeth Whitaker
Bobby Whitaker
Jesse Reynolds
Kansas University
Creighton
Christian
M E
M. E
Fern Taylor
Athenaetgy
Grace Mark
Don
Kansas City Blues
Baltimore
Lola Hambleton
Bonner Springs
C. T. Hambleton
Arthur Coker
Coker
David Jewett
Clarence Hale
Union Chapel
C. E. Jewett
Roy Frisbie
DeSoto
Ray
Argentine
DeSoto High School
Willow Springs
de Sota
Maurice
Alvin
Cardner
Charles W. Bell
Will Reed
Hunter Brothers
A. B.burks
Louis Dearman
A. B. Burks
Olin Jewett
C. F E
Elmer Jewett
Genevieve _ Coons
Virginia Burks
Richard Burks
Burks
Genevieve Coons
Clay Park
Louise
Co. E
Young Women’s Club
R. Goehner
Rexdll
Anna O'Conner
Italian Hymer
Hymer
Jesse Golden
Jap Lesever
Ethel Forebaugh
Miss Price
Morning Star School
Warren Search
Will H. Baker
C. T. Boaz
Eleanor Bell Memorial Hospital
Boag
Sarah Boa
Charles Coffin
Mrs. Roux
Mr. Boaz
Ralph Ward
Mass
Farmers Union
Wolf’s Book Store
Maes
Buick
H. H. Mack
Mgr
Citizens State Bank
Phe
Bank of Personal Service
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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