Iowa State Nine Triumphs Over Kansas 17-3 in Big Six Game
Iowa State hammered Kansas 17 to 3 in a Big Six baseball clash. Cyclones rapped 15 hits led by Sands four for four, Horak struck out eight in relief, while Burge yielded 5 runs before leaving in the second. Kansas errors tallied nine unearned runs as ISU jumped early and clinched the rout.
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Kansas
Towa State Cyclone
Jayhawkers
Cyclone
John Burge
Hank Horak
Horak
Cyclones
DeKoster
Strohbehn
Kraemer
Hunt
Kresie
Munsinger
Meckel
Gordon
Snell
Thompson
Wilson
Merkel
Cameron
Sands
Visser
Dappen
Iowa State
Kramer
Burge
Rice and Oyler
Miuch
Jack Sands
Abrhpoa Benedict
Cf W
Aeneere
Mesieenee
Seestoneetenne
Eeen Ryan
Rf c
Cccscenee
Erickson
Csnc
Meer
Nem Horak
Weeerens Kresie
Eerteeenresne Cadwalader
I Napier
Aa Munsinger
Weeeeeenes Hensley
Aly Esremteetregs
Reece Fems
CL Ness
Ds Ee O Merkel
C. Weenee
Ein Ademasotavovnen
Overtime Games Mark Early pennant Chase in A A Play
The American Association teams had three of four games go to extra innings. Minneapolis beat Toledo 10 to 9 in 14 innings to take first place. Louisville edged Kansas City 6 to 5 in 16 innings as Gearhauser allowed no further scoring after ninth. Gil Brack hit a 12th inning homer to lift St Paul past Columbus 5 to 4. Hersch beat Indianapolis in a separate matchup.
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Louisville
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Blues
al Gearhauser
Colonels
Gearhauser
Gil Brack
St. Paula
Columbua
Redbirds
Hersch
Indianapolis
Drake Relays Records Spotlight Final Day
Drake relays near end with three new marks and a tie as Loyola Chicago, East Texas State Teachers, and University of Texas highlight opening records. LSU? No. Kansas performances falter as final day promises more record bids in 21 events across college and high school divisions.
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Des’ Moines
Cphy
Drake
Loyola University of Chicago
Pittsburg
Kan
East Texas
Baker Wins Triangular Meet as O Neal Stars
Baker University triumphed in a triangular meet at Baldwin with 74 3 5 points, ahead of Ottawa University and College of Emporia. O Neal won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the low hurdles, while Cleland led in the mile and Baker dominated multiple events including the mile relay and high jump.
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Cleavenger
Baker
Néal
Fergus
Ottawa
Kramer
Gardner
O'Neal
Timmons
McCoy
Kaelson
Stoop
Taylor
Fronaberger
Brecht
Williams
Allan
Watkins
Raeseal
Rodwell
Cleland
Anderson
Marshall
Clevenger
Low Hurdies
Washburn
Curtis
C. of E
Neal
Wertzberger
Thompson
Martin
Jeffries
Hirsch
Hassler
Hodges
Morgan
Lewis
Bilett
Fencannon
Cowan
Beaman
Bill Potts
Letter for Farmer Ross at Journal World sports desk
A correspondence notes that Farmer Ross, a semi pro baseball manager, has a letter placed at the Journal-World sports desk for his attention. The item indicates reader contact with a local sports figure and potential baseball leadership.
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Ross
Journal- World Sports Desk
Farmer Ross
Lawrence
Sports Roundup Teases Baer Gala and Derby News
Tony Galento may hire Harry Mendel for the May 28 Baer fight while previews a June 8 derby for Mose Grove. Price on Bimelech hints at a short Derby price. Leo Durocher's Flatbush image could dip if locals learn he lives across the river in a hotel. The piece also nods to Chicago academics' 1900s athletics debate and cites Earl Clark and Byron White as famed Colorado players wearing glasses off the field.
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New York
Tony Galento
Harry Mendel
Joe Jacobs
Max Baer
Boston
Mose
The
Rocky Mountains
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Colorado College
Byron
Whizzer) White
U. of Colorado
B. Lee Pace
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Dropped from schedules U
New York University Columbia Lafayette and Polytechnic Institute drop wrestlers from schedules leaving little to wrestle with except temptation. Little Rock high school track team has won 78 consecutive meets and 14 state titles. Henry Armstrong declares no restaurant plans. John Law former Notre Dame star and Sing Sing coach moved to Wallkill prison as physical trainer. Grassy Lick baseball team all members named Hott and one extra Hott assigned to umpiring. All players are brothers or cousins living in the same locality.
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Herbert Allen
New York Post
New York U
Columbia
Lafayette
Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn College
Temptation
Little Rock
Ark
Henry Armstrong
John Law
Notre Dame
Sing Sing
Wallkill
N. Y
Grassy Lick
W. Va
Golfing Pelican pairings posted for April at the Country Club
The April Pelican golf pairings are published for the dinner on men’s night. Matches include Demaret Divot Diggers versus Barber and Moreau and Perry and Davis versus Renick and Carmody, with substitutions coordinated by Chick Pontius if players are unable to attend.
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Pelican
Country Club
Demaret
Mater
Misseldine
Barber
Chick Pontius
Dodgers claim three of NL top hitters in season tally
Brooklyn’s Cookie Lavagetto leads Dodger assault with a .364 average while Charlie Gilbert and Dolph Camilli each hit .333 to place among the ten top hitters in the National League. Babe Young leads the majors with 11 hits in 23 appearances for a .478. Elbie Fletcher and Taft Wright also post high marks, with Wright at .444 and McCosky at .440.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Cookie Lavagetto
Dodgers
Charlie Gilbert
Dolph Camilli
New York Giant
Norman
Babe) Young
Elbie Fletcher
Pirates
Chunky Taft Wright
Chicago White Sox
Wright
Barney McCosky
Detroit Tigers
Young
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Slaughter
St. Louis
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Marion
Padgett
St Louis
Martin
Vaughan
Gilbert
Camilli
Gabea Pet
Chicago
McCosky
Detroit
Travis
Washington
Tresh
Cramer
Boston
Ur Foxx
Campbell
Mack
Cleveland
Higgins
Ed Doerr
Kennedy
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include New York 5 Boston 3 and Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2. American League notes Boston 8 New York 1 and Chicago 11 Cleveland 1. Minor leagues show Louisville 6 Kansas City 5 in 16 innings and Dallas 3 Shreveport 1 among others with several postponed games due to rain.
Dodgers Threat I Nineteenforty Dodgers Clash Giants Today
Brooklyn riding a 6 0 record slogs past Philadelphia 7 hits by Freddie Fitzsimmons. Giants trend with four straight wins 5 3 over Boston Bees. Pirates crush Cardinals 10 4 behind Joe Bowman homer. Cubs beat Reds 6 2 as Claude Pascasau limits them to five hits with Nicholson contributing three hits.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Phils
Dodgers
Terry Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Red Sox Beat Yanks In Low Scoring 1939 Clash
The Yankees slipped to fourth in the American League as Emerson Dickman shut them down until the ninth inning. Boston won 11 hits to 0 and defeated Monte Pearson Spud Chandler and Lee Grissom. The Senators topped Philadelphia 8 6 and Thornton Lee starred for Chicago’s 11 1 win over Cleveland. Detroit and St Louis were rained out.
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Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Emerson Dickman
Gold Sox
Bostonians
Monte Pearson
Spud Chandler
Lee Grissom
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Detroit
St. Louis
DiMaggio Hints Long Absence From Yankees With Knee Injury
Washington reports Joe DiMaggio says he may be out for a long time due to a knee injury. Doctor Bennett reports a torn ligament affecting knee cartilage and possible absence south of the lineup. earlier Bennett said he could play within a week. The Yankees sit in fourth place in the American League without him.
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Washington
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
George E. Bennett
Baltimore
Bennett
DiMaggio
Dr. Bennett
Yankees
Drake Relays record and Penn Relays wins noted
A look back lists events from a year ago with Greg Rice’s 9:19 two mile at Drake Relays as a record, Pittsburgh’s 440 and sprint medley titles at Penn Relays led by John Woodruff anchoring the medley, and marks three and five years ago including Cubs pitcher Larry French’s injury and Hal Schumacher’s 3-0 Giants win.
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Greg Rice
Pittsburgh
Penn
John Woodruff
Chicago Cubs
Larry French
Ernie Lombardi
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Phillies
Kids to Watch Tennis and Golf Prospects
Seventeen year old Tom Brown of San Francisco is identified as a rising tennis talent who will cause a ripple in a year or two. Louise Suggs, 16, of Atlanta, shows early refinement and tournament potential in golf.
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Tom Brown
San Francisco
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Stars shine as Cubs Reds clash yields 6-2 Cubs win
Yesterday’s stars include Billy Nicholson homering for the Cubs in a 6-2 victory over the Reds. Joe Bowman delivered a 400-foot homer with two aboard as the Pirates triumphed 10-4 over St. Louis. Fred Fitzsimmons scattered seven Phillie hits to power the Dodgers to a 6-0 win. Babe Young helped Giants to a 12-hit effort in a 1 Bees setback. White Sox four-hit outing backed an 11-1 win over Cleveland. Emerson Dickman scattered seven Yankee hits as the Red Sox defeated the world champions. Buddy Lewis drove in three runs as the Senators beat the A’s 8-6.
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Giants
Boston Bees
Joe Moore
Pirates
Mace Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Bowman
Bucs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Claude Pas‘seau
Billy Nicholson
Cubs
Reds
St. Louis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Phillie
Brooklyns
Babe Young
Terrymen
Bees
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Mates
Cleveland
Emerson Dickman
Red Sox
Gold Sox
Buddy Lewis
Senators
Nats
A's
Fights Last Night In Various Cities
Boston Henry Armstrong stopped Paul Junior in seven rounds. Shorty Hogue stopped Angelo Puglisi in seven at San Diego Jacumba. Tidywood Jackie Wilson outpointed Tony Chavez in Los Angeles. Charley Burley knocked out Sammy Edwards in New York. Billy Miske stopped Eddie Boyles in St Paul.
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Boston
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Paul Junior
Lewiston
San Diego
Calif
Shorty Hogue
Jacumba
Angelo Puglisi
Minneapolis
Tidywood
Jackie Wilson
Tony Chavez
Iitts
New Orleans
Charley Burley
Pittsburgh
Sammy Edwards
New York
Minnneapolis
Billy Miske
St.aul
Eddie Boyles
Cleveland
Bethel Wins Triangular Track Meet at Newton
Bethel college triumphed in Newton Kansas on April 27 by scoring 60 points to beat Bethany 49 and Friends 22 in a three team track meet. Bethany finished second and Friends placed third.
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Bethel
Newton
Kan
CPI
Bethel College
Bethany and Friends
Wichita
Bethany
Friends
Nine Cows Killed in Wichita Area Train Collision
Pi-Nine dairy cows wandered onto tracks five miles northeast of Wichita and were killed by a Missouri Pacific freight train. The accident delayed the train about one hour. Owner Lawrence Brush blamed dogs for stampeding the herd from a pasture onto the tracks.
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Wichita
Missouri Pacific
Lawrence Brush
College Baseball Game Summary
Four friends University edged Sterling College 5 to 3 in a college baseball game. Strong pitching limited runs as offense produced decisive runs in late innings.
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Friends University
Sterling College
Kansas State Tops Rockhurst In Errorful Baseball Match
Kansas State college defeated Rockhurst college 6 in Manhattan Kansas on April 27. Ten errors were recorded in the low scoring contest.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Rockhurst College
Wichita Golfers Hand Kansas State First Defeat in Six Starts
Wichita University golf team defeated Kansas State 13 to 5 at Manhattan. HHSNWC tennis teams matched to a 3 all draw.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wichita University
Kansas State
Hhsnwc
Community notices from Eudora area Sunday events
Eudora residents and relatives gathered for visits and celebrations. Attendees include Kazmaier, Mercier, Grosdidier, Neider, Madden, Hearin, Moll, Luther, Strong, Hadl, Moody, Ables, and many others. A funeral, showers, a Masonic meeting, Catholic school activities, a 61st anniversary dinner, and a spring party with bridge were noted along with hospital visits and car purchase.
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John Kazmaier
Wellsville
William Mercier
Albert Grosdidier
Gottlieb Neider
John David
Washington School House
William Madden
Fred Locke
Turner
Jd. N. Hearin
Fred Moll
Kansas City
Luther Kloppfenstein
Fredville
Ark
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Luther
Carl Strong
Wayne Luther
Paul Hadl
John Moody
Annetta Ables
Frances Erwin
Strong
Archie Allen
Victor
Topeka
Ben Erwin
Helen Sommers
Margaret Zillner
Joe Zillner
Leslie Kindred
Frank Sommers
Lawrence
George Mertz
Memorial Hospital
Fred Rothberger
Margie Ann
Frank Kerns
Eleanor Bartz
Minnie Ables
Otto Ables
Evening Star
Martin Ables
Curtis Diedrich
D. Ixidd
Ray Morris
Don Claire
DeSoto
Herbert, Knipp
Carol Gerstenberger
Knipp
Pearl Roseneau
William Neustifter
J. D. Adams
Herman Bohnsack
Floyd Broers
Ralph Davis
Oscar Lothholz
William Mertz
Willian Neustifter
Otto Roseneau
Keith Starr
Maurice Starr
Leon Durr
Everett Elmore
C.M. Williamson
C. B. Johnson
George Gerstenberger
John Johnson
John Swatmaier
Ray Miller
Will Miller
Curtis Ruthrauff
Fred Walker
Katherine Rothberger
Charles Durr
Pauline Corey
Metho
Hold Everything by Clyde Lewis Dist church meets Wednesday
Community room devotional leader Mrs. Everett Christianson leads a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Plans are made for a May 8 public chicken dinner. Guests include Mrs. Joe Stanko of Oklahoma.
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Dist Church
Everett Christianson
Joe Stanko
Oklahoma
Fred Panenhausen
Tom Raybourn
Lawrence
William Miller
J. D. Dinner Bridge Club
Ray Miller
Fred Walker
William Mertz
William Schehrer
Frank Greiner
John Sommers
Rose _ Lothholz
Clara Lotz
Clarence Daugherty
Clara Neustifter
Edna Zillner
George Trefz
George Born
Martha Lee
Mary Lou
Bellview
Tucsay
Fred Schegle
Huddleston elected to Sachem and Student Council
Leland Huddleston has been elected to membership in Sachem the men s high honor society at Kansas University. He was also elected to the University Student Council in a recent election. Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Gibson included Mr and Mrs Ver Bratton Millard Ireland John Bondeson Carl Blissner and Walt Farnum of Lawrence. The Westminster Missionary
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Leland Huddleston
Sachem
Kansas University
Lee Gibson
Ver Bratton
Millard Ireland
John Bondeson
Carl Blissner
Walt Farnum
Lawrence
Westminster Missionary
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