Tigers Get New Coaching Staff
Columbia Missouri Associated Press reports Missouri to appoint a new coaching staff to lead the Tigers as of September 15. Lead coach Tom Kelly, famed for his Missouri Mines and Chicago era, joins with Henry Garrity from Princeton to marshal a squad short on veterans but rich in potential. Captain Herbert Bunker returns on the line with Ralph Keller and Bob Hill. Tony Bundsehu and Elmer Kershaw among backfield candidates, while most positions await rookies.
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Missouri School of Mines
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Princeton
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Ralla
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Garrity
Bob" Roper
Tiger
Herbert Bunker
Ralph Keller
Hill
Tony Bundsehu
Lincoln
Johnny Nighter
Elmer Kershaw
Legion Golf Tourney Heads to New Orleans
In New Orleans the American Legion national convention hosts a golf tournament at the New Orleans Country Club October 16 to 19 open to Legion members and Auxiliary. Qualifying rounds are 18 holes with 64 lowest players advancing to 36 holes medal final. three divisions include Legion men, Legion women, and Auxiliary women. Medals and trophies awarded to winners and runners-up. Nelson M. Whitney of the American Olympic team is noted among participants.
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Mad 3 in Late Closing Races at County Fair
The county fair notes only seven entries for the 2:17 pace, with six needed to start and four required to begin. Among the entries listed are Aunt Nellie owned by C.R. Webster of Shreveport Louisiana. Trigone owned by Robert White of Shreveport. Theong owned by A. L. Atkinson of Breckinridge Missouri. Drawnot Bella owned by G Burgett of Valley Falls Kansas. Eva Rose owned by Harry Crowder of Kansas City Missouri. Hettie Roberts owned by J. H. Tosh of Valley Falls. Gentry Bell owned by J. H. Tosh of Valley Falls.
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Shreveport
Trigone
Robert White
Theong
A. L. Atkinson
Breckinridge
Drawnot Bella
G. Burgett
Valley Falls
Kans
Eva Rose
Harry Crowder
Kansas City
Hettie Roberts
J. H. Tosh
Gentry Bell
Battered season highlights from minor leagues and park news
Goss, a versatile infielder for Rochester in the International League, sometimes pitches and sometimes catches for Omaha in the Western League. Ottumwa beat Rock Island 4 to 2 in a 23 inning thriller in the Mississippi Valley League. New Orleans signs Lefty Craig from Lakeland of the Florida League. Georgia to open Three I league with a new 10 000 seat baseball park next season. Ottawa climbs from cellar to first in Eastern Canada league. Lansing club sells Mahoney and Bell to St. Louis Cardinals, with moves involving High Point, Winston-Salem and Merkle.
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Ottumwa
Rock Island
New Orleans
Craig
Lakeland
Georgia
Ottawa
Mahoney
Bell
St. Louis Cardinals
High Point
Winston-Salem
Fred Merkle
Fee
Rotary Golf Match Opens Between Lawrence and Kansas City Rotarians
Lawrence and Kansas City Rotarians faced off at the Country Club links this afternoon with a luncheon between sessions. The match featured pairs listed as Dinsmore to Kyrah and Means to Buchan among others, and decor included a butter sculpture at a bridal feast in Britain as guests stuck coin-bearing sticks into it.
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Dinsmore
Nesselrode
Alfred Hill
John Carlson
Werner
Trickett
Ober
Bloomquist
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Manley
Ream
Ware
Dilts
Rowlands
Waring
Newman
Anderson
Smart
Moulder
Decker
Yeager
Rankin
Hessig
Burdick
Allen
Gruner
Higgins
Spaldine
Williams
Irving Hill
Kyrah
Means
Buchan
Brittany
Elberta Peaches For Canning At Low Price
A grocer invites customers to buy Elberta peaches for canning at a special price. The item highlights relaxed dress norms in Persia and notes women have become more careless in covering their faces.
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Persia
Small Wichita Area District 169 Serves About 65 Pupils
A Small School District Wichita District 169 in Sedgwick County near Wichita covers 40 acres less than a section of land and will have about 65 pupils enrolled this year.
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Sedgwick County
Kansas
Canada Farm Wealth in Western Provinces Soars
Ottawa reports western provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia hold agricultural wealth totaling 3,238,672,000 toward Canadas 6,831,028,000. Saskatchewan rose from 8 percent of national wheat output in 1900 to an estimated 1,513,146,000, trailing Ontario by 374,090,000 though Ontario's farming history runs centuries.
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Saskatchewan
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British Columbia
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Canada
Ontario
Prairie
Medal Lost Forty Years Ago Found Near River Bank
T B Lee, noted for highest grade at Nashville medical college, lost a gold medal while hunting in Russell county forty years prior. Two score years later the same medal was uncovered along a river bank near Dorrance, with only part of it remaining.
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T. B. Lee
Russell County
Nashville Medical College
Dorrance
Medal Returned to Lyons Family Member in Lyons Visit
A medal found hidden in a fur by a family relative was returned to the son of a man who originally received it. C. Bise now of Wichita exhibited the medal in Lyons during a visit, while the other part remained embedded in soil.
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American Chemical Society
Thomas Midgley, Jr
T. A. Boyd
Dayton
Mr. Boyd
J. W. Turrentine
Pacific
Minnie PF. Dresstar
C.bise
Wichita
Lyons
Salina Woman Plans to Pay for Dog of Deceased Friend
In Salina Mrs Laura Wood says she will reimburse the cost for a dog of a friend who has died. She notes the animal was owned by a dog lover and intends to settle the matter despite the pet's death.
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Salina
Sher
Laura Wood
Rogers
Salina Woman Proposes Tax to Save Stray Dogs
In a letter to City Manager W. A. Layton a Salina resident recalls her dog killed by a train and proposes paying the 1922 tax again next year if the city monitors stray dogs more closely, expressing hope it will benefit other pets.
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Salina
W. A. Layton
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