Rookie Lollar Sparks Indians in 5-1 Win Over Browns
Fayetteville native John Sherman Lollar, 21, rookie backstop for the Indians, doubled with the bases loaded to spark a five-run eighth inning and beat the St. Louis Browns 5-1. Lollar also added a single and handled seven chances behind the plate as Cleveland rested Frankie Hayes and stayed in fourth in the American League. The Yankees seized first in the AL with a 12-5 win over Boston as Brooklyn and St. Louis kept up their NL title chase with decisive wins.
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John Sherman Lollar
Cleveland
Lollar
Lou Bondreat
Frankie Hayes
Fayetteville
Ark
Indians
Tribe
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles
Charles
Red) Embree
Baltimore Battery
New York Yankees
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Yanke
Yankees
Red Sox
Bosd
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Shibe Park
Truett
Rip
Bruins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Tommy Holmes
Ray Sanders
Polo
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Blues Road Trip Preview and Home Return May 2
Kansas City Blues finish a seven game road swing through Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee hoping for at least a .500 road percentage. Rookie lefty Joe Murray impressed in defeat as the Blues return May 2 to host Toledo and Indiana with Derringer slated to face locals in a busy May schedule.
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Kansas City Blues
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Blues
Joe Murray
Miller
Bill Meyer
Murray
Toledo Maadhens
Doni Gotteridge
Pittsbore
Kansas
Hay
Toledo
St. Louis
Indianapolis Indians
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Indians
Louisville Colonels
Merermen
Gee
Columbus Reds
Blues Stadium
Unclear sports results mixed with city names and scores
Fragmented scores feature teams such as Kansas City Milwaukee and Indianapely Columbus with varied results. American League listings include Washington Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis and New York with multiple scores, plus scattered national teams and cities.
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American Association i
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Minneapo lis Moves Into Lead in AA First Place Race
Minneapolis grabbed sole first in the AA by edging Kansas City 4 to 3 in ten innings as Columbus beat Louisville 2 to 1. Johnny Janco faltered in the tenth allowing the decisive run. St Paul defeated Milwaukee 7 to 3 pushing the Brewers to last place while Toledo beat Indianapolis 7 to 4 to pull into a tie for fourth. Jim Gleeson homered for Columbus and Pete Mazara earned the 2 1 win over Louisvilles Harry Dorish.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Millers
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Colonels
Johnny Janco
Blues
Maig
St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Indianapolis
Indians
Jim Gleeson
Pete Mazara
Louisyifte
Harry Dorish
Forty candidates report for spring practice at Kansas State
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner announces that all positions are open for next season as forty candidates report for spring practice in Manhattan. Gardner returns to the Wildcats helm after three years, saying they start from scratch and he has not previously worked with the new group.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Jack Gardner
Wildcat
Gardner
Navy
Woodcock trains at Bear Mountain camp amid holiday crowds
British heavyweight champion Bruce Woodcock and manager Tom Hurst operate a training camp at Bear Mountain New York, delaying workouts to 5 p.m. amid casual visitors. Hurst jokes about no night training. Woodcock notes sea travel to America. Also mentions Ed Head’s no hit game and Larry MacPhail’s duck hunting past.
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Bear Mountain
N. Y
Manhattan
Bruce Woodcock
Tom Hurst
Woodcock
Lions Fall To Haskell Indians In Dual Meet At Has Kell Stadium
Lawrence Lions suffered a 63 to 2 loss to Haskell in a dual track meet at Haskell Stadium. Five Lions were sidelined by ineligibility: Don Welter, Bob Pivete, Ceri Sandefur, Bill Pine, and John Ball, weakening the lineup. Dick Johnson set a javelin mark at 173 feet 3/4 inches and led Lawrence with 13 3/4 points, while Haskell's John Moore and Bemore topped several events. Johnson also won discus and provided key points in the medley relay as Lawrence claimed some event victories but could not overcome the injury-depleted lineup.
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Lawrence Lions
Haskall Indians
Haskell Stadium
Dec Watson
Don Welter
Bob Pevite
Ceri Sandefur
Bill Pine
John Ball
Lara
Ottawa High School
Lions
Marvin Vanderveer
Indians
Dick Johnson
LeRoy Robison
Johnson
Penny
Moore
Haskell
Bemore
Wagstaff
Bill Johnson
Winton Winter
Bob Near
Joe Malone
Lawrence
Boone
Russell
Wondy Moore
B. Johnson
Black
Warcraft
Alford
Sanders
Haskell Barnett
Aecond
Stephenson
Mehojah
Wesley
Sands
Lawrence Boone
Byehelm
Miller
Moors
B. Johnann
Lawsrence
Boors
Run
Winter
Harrison
Fosster
Speeimay Haskell
Near
Necan Francia
Medidy
Brooks
Jamison
Lawrence JD
Pryptees
D. Johnson
Lawerence
Sylestine
Barnett
Schaake
Polereult
Spang and Moore
Law D. Johnson
Secord Tine
Paar
Landa
Meholah
Necond
Beil. Lawrence
Anne
Jayhawker Nine to Play Kansas Aggies This Week
Kansas scheduled a Friday trip to Manhattan to face Kansas State after rainouts with Oklahoma. Veteran righty Tommy Saffell is slated to start Friday with Lefty Hammer set for Saturday. In their first meeting, Saffell held the Wildcats to three hits as Kansas won 2-1, while Kansas State trounced KU 14-8 in the nightcap.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas State
Tommy Saffell
Cats
Hawk
St Joseph Cardinals Return to Organized Ball with Veteran Squad
St Joseph Missouri April 25 UP-C The St Joseph Cardinals of the Western Association resume organized baseball this year with eight veterans and a strong named collection. In spring training at Re nery Ga they remain in development as a Cardinals farm system link under Stanton who managed several prior teams. Expected pitchers Brennan and Guelfo join a roster featuring Seltz Dolthen Yehnton Bakay and Mosby with past service in the army and navy.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph Cardinals
Western Association
Reany
St. Louis Cardinals
Stanton
Caruthersville
Columbus
Slaser
Lawrence Guelfo
Allentown
Brennan
Johnson City
Tenn
Che ‘Atterson
Ohio
Charleston
Dick Seltz
Jon Dolnth
Yehnton
Johnny Bakay
George Plamann
Serv- Mng
Srmy i
Pla
Name I
Dick Bartell
Cements Island Navy
Vale Mosby
Afs
Seltenreich
Jayhawker relay squads head to Drake Relays
A 14man Kansas Jayhawkers squad departs for Des Moines with Tom Scofield and Char lie Black leading the charge. Scofield aims to extend his high jump dominance using dual techniques, while Black competes in pole vault broad jump shot put and discus as part of a versatile four event push. Twelve more Jayhawkers and three relay teams join Friday competition in the Drake Relays.
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Drake Relays
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Tom Scofield
Jaybackers
Charlie Black
Texas
Scofield
America
Des Moines
Ken Weisner
Marquette
Fred Sheffield
Utah
K.U
Kansas Jayhawks Track Set for Big Six Meet in Lincoln
Kansas prepares for a busy period as Ray Kanehl's KU track team travels to Lincoln for the Big Six meet with Missouri and Nebraska, while baseball and golf tennis events run May 17 and 18. Hal Moore returns to boost the squad after a strong cross country season and a 4 34.2 mile at the Kansas Relays. The Baker relays and regional meets loom, with state competition at Wichita and Atchison ahead.
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Lawrence Fang
Ray Kanehl
K. U
Missouri Tigers
Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Tigers
Lincoln
Neb
Hal Moore
Jayhawkers
Moore
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas Relays
Lawrence Hich
Baker
Big Six
Boost the greens fees at Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence Country Club directors met this week to raise greens fees due to rising labor and material costs. President Dr. F. C. Allen said rates would be $0 per person on a holiday and $1.00 on other days, ending the free male military play and matching civilian fees as the course remains crowded postwar.
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Lawrence Country Club
F. C. Allen
Rlub
Van Mungo Ends Giants Career With Unconditional Release
New York. Apr 25 Van Lingle Mungo once called Peck s Bad Boy of Baseball appears at end of major league run as the New York Giants grant him an unconditional release. Last season he led Mc Ott s Giants with a 14 7 record after army return. In spring camp he drew little attention and was knocked out early in a return trip. The manager Ott indefinitely suspended him after a heated on field incident. Mungo said he would go to New York but did not report. Meanwhile Mrs Andrew Schoeppel hosts a dinner in Wichita for Santa Fe railroad directors.
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Fk—Van Lingle
Mungo
Peck
New York Giants
Chucker
Mc Ott
Giants
Miami
Mi & Peene
Ott
Altho Mungo
Andrew Schoeppel
Wichits
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Direct
Santa Fe Railroad
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Tommy Farr
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Ed Head
Larry
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William D. Potts
Henry Breithaupt
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Drake
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Columbia
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Dwayne Feckin
Altho
Western Union
Fred Cox
Cox
Rvs Wrights
Ron Records
Chuck
Chas. Howe
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
Mana
Rica
Ford
van Mungo
Relina
Paajor
Morgan-Mack Motor Co
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Moss
R. Alburty
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