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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1923

Page

2

Kansas and Nebraska clash in dedication of Lincoln stadium

Kansas football heads to Lincoln to face Nebraska in the valley clash marking the new stadium dedication. Patsy Clark leads 26 Jayhawker players after a special car trip from Lawrence. Weights and totals show Kansas at 1915 pounds total, Nebraska 1998, with a large anticipated crowd and pregame rest at Hotel Lincoln.

Kansas Land of Nebraska Jayhawkers Cornhusker University of Nebraska Lincoln Ceach Patsy” Clark Jayhawker Lawrence Union Pacific Kan City Fred Dawson Missouri Valley Will Kansas i McLean Rhodes Mosby Weir Barquist Utchinson McGlasson Asset Haley Lonborg C Freeze R Davidson

Football Fever Sweeps Germany After War

Heidelberg reports a postwar surge in outdoor sports with football rising from rough military roots to widespread popularity. Small towns form athletic unions, villages favor outdoor games, and newspapers dedicate pages to sports as factories shift to producing pigskins and equipment for football and tennis.

Heidelberg Germany Associated Press Aid Berlin

Teams on Same Train Meet Kansas Aggie Gridsters

A Union Pacific train carried the Kansas and Kansas Aggie football squads toward Lincoln. Manhattan supporters cheered as the teams greeted each other before their journey to face Iowa State College. The wagons carried hopes of a strong hattie as two great state schools shared a moment aboard the rail.

Union Pacific Kr. UW Lincoln Kansas K. U Manhattan Ameey Iowa State’ Agricultural College Missouri

Argentine Eleven Romps Over Lawrence High in 19-0 Victory

The Argentine high school team defeated Lawrence High 19 to 0 yesterday afternoon. It marked Argentine’s eleventh win in a row this season while Lawrence continued its third game of the campaign.

Lawrence Lfth

Ottawa Heads Conference in Busy Football Week

Ottawa University headlines a pivotal week with a perfect football record as conference title hopes rise. The schedule opens with Southwestern vs Pittsburg State Teachers at Pittsburg and features St Benedicts vs Kansas City University at Atchison and Kansas Wesleyan vs Hays State at Salina, all shaping the league race.

Topeka Sociated Press Ottawa’ University Ottawa Southwestern Vf . Winfield Pittsburg State Teachers’ College St. Benedicts Kansas City Atchison Kansas Wesleyan and Hays State Teachers Salina

Elks Bowling Scores and Standings Reported

Elks bowling scores listed with Peter 295 847 320 high series and individual 295 277 291. Salverson 239 Har ing 230. Williams 720 727 715. Riling 826 794 716. High men include Alex 481 Houk 18 Barteldes Riggs. Tonight seven and ten pin matches set with Phillips Haglund.

Peter Os Artig Salverson Har

Haskell Game Set For Tomorrow At Haskell Field

Officials including Campbell and Braden expected for a 2:30 PM start as Friends University Indians face Haskell. Players listed include Nix, Peratovitch, Kilbuck, Hood Jennings Sumpter and Levi, with Ward Norton Scott and Captain Levi in key roles as the lone weekend sport event draws strong local interest.

Teatura Morrow Haskell Arid Friends University Gampbell Lowe & Campbell Kanlas Braden K. C U. Tr Aperat Frinds Kinaoe Nix and .Peratovitch Jerry Kilbuck Hood Jennings Sumpter

Linwood Community club opens year with varied program

Linwood's Community club held its first year meeting in the high school auditorium. The program included songs readings and instrumental solos by local residents. Officers from last year were re elected and football poster prizes awarded. Activities covered include Girls Athletic Association volleyball games basketball practice football scores Linwood beat Overland Park 57 to 0 and a Father and Sons banquet at the Methodist church. Local visits and upcoming fairs were noted along with school and church events.

Auditorum America aAudience Rev. Bodwell R. L. Stratford Wilma Hubbard Allie Elder Hattie Tudhope H. L. Collins Readig Mee Charles Winkelman Vella Serviss Roy Serviss Bessie Straford Zora Bowen Theo. Méinke H. B. Browning Bessie Stratford Mildred’ Elder Beu- Tah- Havey R. C. Curtis Glen Curtis Odessa Misa Ruth Stratford Shawnee Girls’ Athletic Association Chapel Exer G.W. Kalousek Elden, Nd C. C. Curtisy Ruth Lennon Nate Peltengill Frederick Joe’ Bolen W.e."gross Granger Wyo Ovational H. Li. Collins Fai “L. Calling Hoe Davis A.A. Quintan A. L. Smith J. T. Hughey Rogram Com A. J. Smith Lois Burnett C.C. Burnett Lois White Memorial Hospital Los Angeles Cali Bethany Hospital Kansas City Fred Nemire Leonard ‘Eblings Albert Harbaugh D. F. Lewis Leaveflyworth Madiers Clarence Zumivalt Cnight Methodist Congregational Church Zumwalt R. H. Walker A. G. Schroedermeier Lawrence K. A.creighton Loyd Rhodes Livery Mo Charles Hicks Sr Atchison C.P. A. Grand Lodge Jos. McGrath Pueblo Calo Schroedermeier Linwood Overland Park Harold Hughey Harlow Anders Marion Jones Hughey Father and Sons Methodist Church Will- Ling Hh, JL

Local business and travel notes from Kansas City area

Fragmentary notices mention Kaw Valley Fuel Co and Shimmons, Bros plumbers and electricians with contact numbers. A. Keeler is spending several days in Kansas City, suggesting a short stay or business trip. The readable lines indicate commerce and personal movement within the region.

Gt A. Keeler Kansas City

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Charlotte C Gray 87

Mrs Charlotte C Gray 87 died at Sunset Home Concordia yesterday evening. Her body will be brought to Lawrence on the Union Pacific at 3 26 tomorrow. Short funeral services will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. A former Lawrence resident she moved to Sunset Home about a year and a half ago. G A R notice comrades of Washington Post No 12 invited to meet at post hall 2 oclock Sunday to attend a patriotic service at the Christian church at 2 30.

Charlotte. C. Gray Charlotte C. Gray Sunset Concordia Lawrence Union Pacific Oak Hill Gray Washington Post Post Hall Christian’ Church Hunnicutt J. Churchill

California Fig Syrup Ad Advises Mothers to Use Genuine Brand

An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for infant digestive issues and wind, claiming it moves poisons and waste gently without cramps. It urges mothers to ask druggists for the genuine product and warns against imitation syrups.

California

THREE HEALTH CLINICS AT CITY HALL PROGRAM

Three health clinics were held at city hall yesterday including the regular baby clinic plus orthopedic and nervous and mental clinics. Dr Francisco of Kansas City examined ten patients at the orthopedic clinic and thirty three infants were seen at the baby clinic, with seven first timers and four from out of town. Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain and Mrs Lena Warnick attended the state W C T U convention at Leavenworth. Mrs G Everly of Eudora visited Lawrence and Mrs Hedlund of Lincoln, Neb., stayed with her daughter Mrs Olin Button.

City Hall Francisco Kansas City Harrington Independence Elizabeth Jacqmain Lena Warnick The W. C. TU Leavenworth Hedlund Lincoln, Neb Olin Button

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