Lawrence High Dominates Wentworth Cadets 38 to 0
Lawrence High School overwhelmed Wentworth Cadets in Lexington Missouri, winning 38 to 0. Captain Todd starred with two touchdowns, Woodward added one, and Gibson sprinted 80 yards for another score as Lawrence built a decisive early lead and never relaxed.
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Lawrence High
Went Worth
Lawrence
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Tift
Kansas
Todd
Woodward
Gibson
Wentworth
Lawrenty
Lawrence Yannigan's club loses to Eudora team
A Lawrence pall team under captain Puteh Uhriaub fell to Eudora in a late afternoon game. Eudora scored once in the third, once in the seventh innings while Lawrence lined up Demerritt Wan Hell Sproul Weibel Uhrland Smith and others. The piece includes local ads and notices between fragments.
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Eudorans
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Astallows
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Weibel
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Short
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Smith
Lawrence Finishes Strong in Inter City League Second Division
Lawrence tops the second division with 12 wins and 12 losses as the season closes. A rain rattled finale delayed the Foster issue. Keller team loss by Steven Ramsay City boosts Lawrence to undisputed pursuit of the pennant. The Yeebills win the pennant under McLoughlin. final standings show Atchison, Leavenworth, Stevens, Gauntiers, Nichols-Tinkers, Kinnear, and others, with Kinnear earning the Daily Capital Cup for best team.
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Steven Ransay
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Andy
Yeebills
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Gaunters
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Atchison Geeees
Leavenworth
Stevens Kellery
Gauntiers
Nichols-Tinkers
Kinnear
Topeka
L. W. Kinnear
Ki. U
Dr. Wilson
Daily Capital Cup
Barteldes
Kansas Aggies and Missouri Valley grid outlook opening season
Kansas scouts a tougher Missouri Valley race with Washburn and Kansas State among conference hopefuls. Nebraska at Lincoln and Kansas vs William Jewell open the season as coaches eye speed and depth. Crum, Kennedy, and Lowman face developing lines and freshmen to fill key spots for a crowded Valley slate.
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Aggies
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E. Frank
Kk. UC
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Pearson
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Harmon
Ross
Stichm
M Souri Valley
Minnesota
Missouri
Ames
Haskell Indians Triumph Over Doctors In Missouri Valley
The Haskell Indians overwhelmed the visiting doctors with speed and power at Ehiskell field. Coach Kennedy’s 1913 era squad, led by Powell and Williams, impressed a large crowd as they opened the season 62 to 0 and showcased a potent line and strong kicking. The lineup features Williams, Me Gillia, Stover, Arkeketal, Artichoker, Richards, Drappe, Flood, Fontanelle, and Moore as key players. Referees were McCarty, Hamilton, and Kan Umpires.
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Nest Inew
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Schulte
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Selle
Marke
Hild
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Reslman
Frank
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Fairmont Star
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University of Michian
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Iowa
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Kennedy
Kagk
Candle Vear
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Carlisle
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Bill
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Saturda
Jinéup
William
Gillia
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Meachen
Stover
Timothy
Arkeketal
Articheker
Flood
McGillis
Grain and Livestock Prices at Faget Meat Repeat Kansas City
Receipts total 2000 with steady to lower bids for prime feed steers at eight dollars. Dressed beef steers quoted around 7.60 to 8, while heavy market listings show eight dollars. Wheat futures mixed with No 2 hard around 84 to 89 cents, corn down. rye down 0.67. Hay prices steady to firm with Timothy at 16.50 to 17.50 and Prairie at 17 to 17.50. Receipts noted: wheat 161 cars.
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