Jayhawk football secret practice opens Saturday
The Kansas Jayhawks begin secret practice this Saturday with morning and afternoon sessions. Coach Clark and staff will hold daily secret practices through the season, with limited scouting. Freshman lineman J Reb from Blue Rapids appears in early scrimmages and shows potential for a regular spot. Gerald Smith and Captain Charlie Black are expected to lead the offense, with Pleasant and Black as top drop kickers and Sait averaging 35 yards.
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Jayhawker
Patsy” Clark
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Clark
J. Reb
Blue Rapids High Schhool
Reb
Gerald Smith
Charlie Black
K. U
Sait
Black
Pleasant
Baker
Smith
Lon
Mosby
Clair and
Schlademan
Tad Reid
J . Krueger
Endacott ” Smith Tleitten & McLean
G. Hodges
A. Hodges
Kearney
Jenkins . Hart
Haskell Braves Face Kansas City Rival in Debut Lineup
The Haskell Braves prepare for a Saturday showdown with Kansas City Kansas University to test new players Tiny Roebuck Casey Peratovitch Jennings Sumpter and Smith under coach Richard Han Jey. A stiff scrimmage preceded the game and seating blocks for three hundred fans were set up with mobile parking on the south side.
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Lawrence
Haskell
Roebuck
Casey
Pératovitch
Jennings
Sumpter
John Levi
Big Bertha
Haskellee
Smith
Lawrence high school grid quint fields ten vacancies this fall
Charlie Edmondson captain of the Lawrence high school football team is the only letter man. Coach Andy McDonald says there are ten vacancies and all other spots go to those who earn them. Regular attendance at practice is required, with forty aspirants out and Hagpert suffering a minor foot injury. A physician is conducting physical exams for all candidates as drills intensify for a tough schedule. Traffic fines include Livingston and Byron Wilson ten dollars each for speeding. Ditty Minner and Locke fined five dollars for no lights and unexpected errors on gear, Fearing forfeits $20 bond.
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Charlie Edmondson
Lawrence
Andy McDonald
McDonald
Hagpert
Ql Livingston
Byron Wilson
C. F. Ditty
Harry Minner
Locke
O. K. Fearing
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Area Ledger
Mary EF Brown transfers Lot 145 on Penn St Lawrence to John W Clark. Abraham Smith transfers 1/4 int in Lot 160 Miss St Lawrence to John W Clare. Yearhades Smith transfers 1/2 int in Lots 158 160 Miss St Lawrence to John W Clark. Cora Myrtle Warren transfers Lots 149 151 Penn St Lawrence to John W Clark for 800 dollars.
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Mary EF. Brown
John W. Clark
Penn. St. Lawrence
Abraham Smith
John W. Clare
Miss. St., Lawrence
Yeahrades Smith
Miss
St., Lawrence
Cora Myrtle Warren
Penn
Distinctive clothes ordered by Sam Clarke at Mass Street
Olson Bros offer new reading lamps desk lights and fixtures while Sam Clarke orders distinctive clothing at 1083 Mass. St. Readings and deliveries can be arranged later.
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Sam Clarke
Nn Hanes
Olson Bros
Yearlings to Be Called Saturday at Kansas University
About seventy-five prospects for the 1923 freshman football team are expected for the first practice Saturday afternoon on the Stadium field. Coach John Bunn reports a large squad, with many Seneca Kansas high school veterans likely out, including Schmitz and Zuber. Equipment distribution and early physicals await, with grade reports to guide eligibility and future varsity selection.
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John Bunn
Bunn
Seneca
Kans
K. U
Kansas
Schmitz and Zuber
Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas High School
Robinson Gymnasium
James Naismith
Department of Physical Education
Yar
Refugees Housed in Temporary Barracks in Tokio Parks
Refugees from the earthquake are now housed in temporary barracks built in Tokyo parks. Hospitals have been established citywide to treat the injured. More than five million dollars in relief funds have been received from abroad.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Archbishop Soederbloom to tour United States for world peace lectures
Stockholm Sept 20 AP Nathan s Soederbloom archbishop of Sweden peace worker of international fame will travel to the United States at the end of September to deliver lectures under the World Alliance for Peace through the Churches and the Augustana Synod He plans a coast to coast tour including the Pacific coast to unite churches in a world peace effort and present his lifelong mission as the main theme of the talks
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Nathan’ S Soederbloom
Sweden
United States
World Alliance For Peace
Augustana Synod
Heavill
Pacific Coast
America
Liberty bonds and local notices in Port and Ore
Treasury securities prices appear with Liberty bond references and percent notes. Local notes mention Mrs E R Merriam and daughter Laverna Mae visiting relatives, and their return to Port and Oregon. Also listed are window glass suppliers, coal car shipments, a rare ad pitch for fruit crates, a help wanted line and a Topeka visit by Mrs E H Lindies.
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E. R. Merriam
Laverna Mae
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituary notices list Mrs Inez A Lown dying at home and funeral planned at Funk chapel with burial at Oak Hill. Also to be held are services for Mrs Robert Hastie and Charles Brown with funeral times and locations noted. Local ads mention a Methodist food sale and clothing promotions at McSallochs and Tdvals store offering peaches and suit measures.
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Inez A. Lown
Lawrence
Funk Chapel
Richard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Robert Hastie
Rhode Island Street
Vacation Reading Club and Local Social News
Vacation Reading Club meets Saturday at 10 30 in the city library children s room where Mrs A Henley president of the library board will present diplomas to members completing the course Mayor Kreeck will award prizes for the top three essays on My Vacation Reading In honor of Miss Marguerite Spietz a S B club will entertain at cards this evening at Miss Josephine Dumas home with Miss Zella Jones and Mrs Gus Morehouse as guests Topeka visit by Mrs Paul Stubbs includes a bridge party hosted by Mrs Randall Beamer home hosts Mr and Mrs David Dunbar of Columbus Kans and their son Professor Carl C Dunbar of Yale college guests last evening
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A. Henley
Library ‘Board
Kreeck
Spiets
Marguerite Spietz
Lea Weibel
S. 8. Club
Josephine Dumas
Zella Jones
Gus Morehouse
Topeka
Paul Stubbs
C. B. Randall
Beamer Home
David Dunbar
Columbus, Kans
Professor Carl C. Dunbar
Yale College
Dunbar Visit with Beamer Family in New Haven
Short visit described with Mr and Mrs Dunbar and their son, staying in New Haven Conn where they will dine with Mr and Mrs John Beamer. The guest list includes Professor Carl Dunbar and Misses Florence Beamer Clara Nigg and Billa Hammat among others. Birth announcement notes Eugene Martin Snow born Sept 20 to Eugene and Lillian Snowan.
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Eugene Snowan
Eugene Martin
Martin
Lillian Measa
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