Penfield Jones and Clarence McGuire Vie For Topeka Title
In a 36 hole final at Topeka Country Club, Phi Delta Theta members Penfield Jones of Lawrence and Clarence McGuire of Leavenworth chase the tournament championship after McGuire swept Pat Campbell 3 up 2 to play and Jones beat Art Beck 4 up 3 to play in semifinal action.
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Listle
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Wamega
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Carl McFarlane
Charles Buck
Shawnee
Frank English
John Henry
Henry
English
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh over St Louis 6 to 4 and Chicago 8 to 2. Pinkdelpha defeated Brook 3 to 1. American League totals show New York 12 to 4 against Boston. American Association games list Kansas City St Paul, Toledo 14, Louisville Indiana Milwaukee unclear.
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High School Football Waitlist Holds Informal Practice
Seven Lawrence high school players answered Coach Melvin Griffin's first call for unofficial practice yesterday at Cardly Field. The 30 minute session focused on passing and basic drills. A second informal workout is planned for tomorrow at five o'clock with more candidates hoped to report.
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Right Hand Woman to Tex Rickard Handles Dempsey TunneySales
Naoma Lowenson, 21, named Rickard’s right hand woman for the Dempsey Tunney fight ticket sales at Soldiers Field. She manages 160000 soda seats and the public’s expected million plus through wickets, serving as secretary and chief organizer with rapid roster knowledge.
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Pittsburghs Lead Narrowed In Tight National League Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates top the National League by a half game as New York Giants idle and Chicago Cubs meet St Louis to a standstill. Red Lucas beat Carmen Hill 6-5 in Pittsburgh while Hill issued five walks, and Brooklyn split with Philadelphia. Ruth homered twice for the Yankees as they beat Boston 12-11, tying 1884 Cubs for yearly total with 140.
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Major Roy Stockwell Returns to Red Cross Work
Major Roy Stockwell, after visiting relatives in Lawrence, returns to Vicksburg Mississippi to resume flood relief work for the Red Cross.
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Viksburg
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Major Stockwell Leaves Flood District After Three Months
Major Stockwell departed the flood district after a three month stay. He said substantial relief remains needed as communities recover from the disaster.
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Red Cross Telegram Urges 50 Dollar Donation
A terse Red Cross telegram urges the recipient to contribute 50 dollars. The note stresses timely support and specifies the requested amount as essential aid.
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