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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1922

Page

2

Freshman Football Hope At Kansas Shaped By New Coaches

The University of Kansas plans a strong freshman football program this year under head coach Potsy Clark with new staff including Russell Sprong as freshman coach. Sprong, former Drake center, will also direct Pan Hellenic basketball and other fall activities. Capt. Hugh Casey, ex West Point halfback, joins as instructor to aid freshmen and varsity prep. John Bunn, KA quarterback star, lends his support. Athletic director Dr. Forrest C. Allen expects a powerful next year’s varsity from this year’s freshmen.

University of Kansas Russell Sprong Drake Des Méines Sprong Maryville Toach Hugh Casey R. OG. T.C Potsy” Clark

Americans Active in League of Nations Work

Five Americans participate in League activities from health to intellectual cooperation. John Bassett Moore sits on the Permanent Court, George Ellery Hale joins the Committee of Intellectual Cooperation, Rupert Blue assists Health matters, Hamilton Wright helps the Opium Commission, and Josephine Baker contributes to the International Health community. Washington is invited to appoint a representative to the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic Commission as the League seeks balanced US cooperation.

Geneva United States League of Nations Haypir League John Bassett Moore Permanent Court of International Justice George Ellery Hale Observatory Mount Wilson Committee of Rupert Blue Wits Hamilton Wright Josephilie Baker America Washington Eric Dimnmond Perly Tneress

Bowling Tourney Results Point to New Schedule Highlights

The Elks club announced results of a bowling tourney with Graeber team first Eliot second and Hartig third. New tournament lineup includes Tebter Clingman Johns Kteh oenton Young Histy Albach Fi Phillips Bullock Dr Lawrence Al Williams Fiott Salveson Green Kaufinah Sanborn Achning Reatz TC Griesa Mull Parsons Schultz Decker Pierson Banks Ed Riling Packer Park Hetzel S A McKone Hetzel Beal Radcliffe Sr A Dick Williams Ed Anderson Griehier McFarland.

Elks Club Graeber Justi Eliot Hartig Tebter Clingman Johns Kteh Oenton Kaufinah Sanborn Achning Réatz T. C Griesa Mull Parsons Shultz Decker Piérson Banks Ed Riling Packer Park Hetzel S. A. McKone Hetzel-_Beal Radcliffe, Sr A. Dick Williams Ed’ Anderson Griehier McFarland

Indians scouting Teveland for 1923 roster expansion

Cleveland's American club, with 41 players under contract, has spent about 100000 dollars to build a stronger 1923 roster. Purchases include five pitchers two outfielders two infielders from several minor leagues plus recalls from winter farms and summer stints. Key new pitchers are Boone Brake Bedgood Shaute and Metovier.

Teveland Associated Press Cleveland - American Ae- Wuiting Fighteen Debs Indians Boone, Brake and Bedgood Chattanooga Southamn ‘Association George B. Winn Nashville G. B., Metovier Jersey City J. B. Shaute G. H. Filemonson Wichita Nelson A. Pott Milwaukee Americans ‘Association Wayne Middleton Coffeyville Kan Carl Goess Steve O'Neill Luke Sewell Enoch Shingult Leslie Nunawinker Eucal Clanton I. Kahdot Muskogee B. F. Sorrells Decatur Teague W. J. Doran W. W. Wagner Des Moines Joe Rabbit Joe Connolly Little Rock Ark Pat McNalty Ernie Jeanes Goffeyville

Plan British Air Race opens Circuit of Britain Handicap

Aug 31 plan issued by Royal Aero Club for the Circuit of Britain Handicap race to begin Sept 8 at Waddon Cr Croydon. About 850 miles course, British subject pilots only, British constructed aircraft and engines, £25 entry fee. Officials include Ryan Instone, Scott-Paine, Butler. Noted manufacturers Dr X H Anderson and Baldwins mentioned.

Bondon Royal Aero Clay Waddon Croydon Empre Cnties Ryan Royal Aéré Cluby Samuel Instone Instone Air Huey Henrix

League Clubs Embrace Auto Travel For Dakota Teams

Wahpeton Breckenridge manager J Koch reports eight league clubs likely to use automobiles for travel next season. A railroad strike prompted the move as Fras Bismarck to Flan flanreau trip showed autos cut costs and kept pace with trains. Koch notes three motorbiles can match train comfort and speed, urging broader adoption to boost viability of automobile travel.

Wahpeton N. D Dakota‘ League J. Koch Warpeton-Breckenridge Rip Fras Bismarck

Missouri to use film library for training Tigers

The University of Missouri plans to build a moving picture library for athletics using a donated slow motion camera. Alumni and local businessmen funded the device to analyze and improve performance in major sports. Films like The Tale of the Tiger and In Tiger Town have already been released, with President J C Jones to oversee a committee on filing events. Rural Reno County education offices plan to organize a county athletic league and host declamation contests in addition to football and baseball activities.

Columbia Associated Press University of Missouri Bob Simpson Chuck Lewizes Brutus Hamiltons Glumni J. C. Jones Hutchinson Kar Reno Teavue

Washington U assigns Rider as football director

St Louis dispatch reports Rider enters his third year as director of physical activities at Washington University. A former Olivet College coach, he has coached football basketball and baseball at several colleges, including Olivet Miami University and Hanover, with notable teams winning state and district titles. He previously led Maine to the New England District title.

St. Louis Associated Press Gradination Hite Ion Wor Olivet Rider Normal Battle Creek Mich Hanover College Ind Hanover Miami University Oxford Ohio Illinois Universiy University of Maine New England

Interclass Football Set At Lawrence High School

Interclass football opens at Cordley field with seniors vs sophomores Wednesday at 4 PM. Winners meet Hunier Friday. freshmen join with sophomores for tournament. Coaches Mackie Akers Hindley Davidson Leptiad Quinlan aid squads. Crites helps. Regular practice follows. New material and jerseys boost prospects. team to play likely at Haskell field again.

Lawrence High Svchool Cordley Field Huniers Mackie and Akers Hindley Davidson Aol Leptiad Quinlan Crites Ietter Last Vows Inter Max Klein Haskell

Tigers Preview 1922 Missouri Football Schedule

The Tigers set 1922 plans with Nebraska Grinnell and Drake changes. Missouri will host four and visit four, meeting Nebraska in Lincoln and Grinnell at Columbia. Schedule includes Ames, St. Louis University, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Washington, and Kansas across October to November. Dedley B. Brown begins teaching at Corvallis Oregon this year.

Columbia Associated Press University of Nebraska Grinnell College Drake University University of Missouri Tigers Nebraska “Cornhuskers Lincoln Nebraska Missouri Valley Conference Grinnell Igamies Eign Fields Ames St. Louis University At Kansas State Agricultural Colombia Oklahoma Norman Washington Kansas Ana

Kansas towns press school building boom in 1922

Kansas towns advance a wide school building program with bonds totaling hundreds of thousands. Cities and districts from Salina to Wichita plan new high and grade schools, gyms, and annexes, with bids and contracts awarded or pending for Osbourne, Burlington, Olathe, Winfield, and many others. </>

Kansas Thade Publi Stitz University Katiszs City Kan Kinsley Logan Arkansas City Brewster Burlington Rorhofelling Eem Chetopal Ettis Werre Etna Falin Friend Harveyvile Kanapolis la Vontaine Lowell Maple Hill Olathe Lenexa Mount Zion Neahere Osborne Prairie Views Richfield Roxbury Tilina Salina Udall Cowley County Utica Mankato Wayne Concontia Man Wichita Williamsburg

STOP PEERAGE SALES INQUIRY LIMITED TO FUTURE PROCEDURE

Report from London notes a Regal Commission to investigate honors awards but will not issue a public report. It aims to advise on future procedures for awarding honors while avoiding past examination. Mrs Cora Moershell returned after six weeks in Iowa and Minnesota.

London Cora Moershell Iowa Minnesota

Nice People and Other Screenings at Varsity Theatre

The Varsity Theatre reopens after renovation with Wallace Reid and Bebe Daniels in Nice People Friday through Sunday and other features including If You Believe It It’s So starring Thomas Mehan. Wanda Hawley stars in The Truthful Liar at the Bowersock Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Corinne Griffith headlines Received Payment on Thursday at Bowersock, and The Infidel with Katherine MacDonald plays Friday and Saturday at the Bowersock.

Wallace ‘Reidani Bebe Daniels Iday Thomas In William “de Milfe Varsity Clara Borarzer Rachel Crathers Thomas Mohan Varsity Theatre Paramount Pemiere Perley Poote Sheehan Theodore Roberts Charles Ogle Pauline Starke Joseph J. Dowling Wanda Hawley Realart Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Will Payne Miss Hawley Edward Hearn Thomas Heffron Charles Setsmann Charles Maigne Corinne Griffith Bowersock Theatre Jom Lynch Brighton Beach Music Hall Coney Stand Brooklyn Miss Griffith South Sea Menatg Lola Daintry Chunky Lola Katherine MacDonald

Professor Hess and Daughters Visit Before Spokane Trip

Prof and Mrs George Hess and daughters Virginia and Emily of Pittsboro are spending a few days with Mrs H Hess Yo and Mrs Hrd Zwick before Gadige Hi Mitekie heads to Spokane Washington Atlantic City to attend a trap shooting meet where Professor Hess will teach MG mathematics at a Presbyterian venue.

George Hess Virginia Emily Pittsboroh Fe Hées Yarenta H.rd Zwick Gadige Hi Mitekie Spokane Washington Atlantic City Hese

Loyal to Home Chow Brings American Eats to Mexico City

In Mexico City a new Hole in the Wall caters to homesick Americans craving hotcakes and doughnuts, with shops promoting American fare. A popular spot, Number 14, serves Tom and Jerry and Gettine Rye High Bail, while Dinty Moore's cantina offers corned beef and cabbage to eager crowds.

Mexico City Nuté Madera Averbie Mexico United States Dinty Moore

Riga to open gambling resort with 2400 ruble income rule

Latvia grants a casino concession to French interests. Opening planned for August includes two casinos, horse racing, sea bathing, a 300 room hotel, renovation of an existing hotel, plus a bus service and steamers to Helsingfors, Reval, and Libau. A bank will aid players meeting strict financial scrutiny. To gamble, income must be 660,000 rubles or about 2400 dollars yearly.

Riga Baltic Helsingfors Reval Libau Monte Carlo

Dogs, battlefront bond shatters between two soldiers

Troy Kansas reports two World War I buddies split over a German police dog they captured in France. Max Adamson and W L Sparks claim ownership of Bob the German shepherd valued at 200 dollars. Adamson allegedly stole the dog and drove toward Oklahoma, prompting Sparks to seek arrest and a requisition for return.

Troy Kans France Max Adamson W. L. Sparks Sparks Adamson Bob Oklahoma Clinton Okli W. L. Privett Adamison

George Plays Role in Rumina King Crisis

George faces government strains as his bid to join the Romanian ledgers and throne entangles parliament. The question of his birthright and a possible move abroad figures in the disputed royal intrigues with the Belgrade court and the queen.

Belgrade Rumania Georges Peter George Honda Alekan

China Debt Crisis Outlines Bank Plan Reforms

Negotiations reveal failure to secure new concessions from Ching as banks and the government seek three plans to readjust the old loan. Prospects dim as China cannot even pay interest on the bonds, with funds tied to rail and development schemes in Manchuria and Mongolia.

Tokio Nishihara Toaha Trhustiat Bank Banke’ of Korea Chifia Manchhuria Mongolia Armurs Ching

Christy Mathewson Visited Factoryville In Recovery

Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher, toured Factoryville visiting his parents and recalling boyhood days. The visit focused on his early life and the surrounding hills and fields as locals gathered, noting his recovery from illness and his love of flowers.

Factoryville Christy Mathewson Falung Green Hills Wlowers Hig Matty Dobks Ins Christy Tim Ins Clerryman

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Sprorng Drake’ Star YANKS Frances Cline Neier Hamimend la. i Cleveland Circuit of Britain Ompanies North Dakota Missouri Motion Pictures ACH Dedley B. Brown Corvallis Oregon Shaeffer Rankin's Drug Store Valspar Barber's Drug Store Jajah Holmes Dr. Brock Owen Piggly Wiggly
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