Veteran Battery Will Start Game With Sheriff Dunkley
The Green Brothers announce a charity opener against the Santa Fe club of Topeka at 1 o'clock on the Shrek diamond one mile north of Lawrence. Sheriff Dunkley and Mayor or Chief plan to handle initial activities, with a new grandstand scoreboard and uniforms boosting fan interest. Manager Elzy Davis name checks lineup and mound duties as players ready for action.
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Jack Dunkley
Green’ Brothers Nine
Santa Fe
Topeka
Shrek Diamond
Lawrence
U. S. Hirthway
Dunk
W. C
W. J. Cursin
Elzy Davis
Green Brothers
Chief Cummings
Sheriff Dunkley
Greens Brothers
Davis
Ax Tallows
Pughef
Treland
Prambald
Wester K
Walter
Bethel
Drocker
Black
Clem
Wade Pierce
Fred Nelson
Fred Harris
Unclear game notes hint at baseball results and players
Fragmented lines reference Braves, Indians, Pirates, Yankees and players like Betis, Weaver, Connally and Dicke. Mentions three teams beating others and multiple hits but details are garbled. Likely sports brief on baseball outcomes with pitching and scoring snippets.
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Bodeer
Sims
Jack Betis
Braves
Glants
Mont? Weaver
Renatars
Aths
Indians
Bil Dicke
G Yankers
D Fox
Major League Leaders from Fragmented Box Score Snippets
The readable text outlines various American and National League batting leaders and stats, naming players such as Critz Ghats Terry Waner and Gehrig, with teams including the Giants Pirates Reds Yankees and Red Sox. It also mentions doubles triples stolen bases and key players like Chapman and Morgan in a garbled ledger of season highlights.
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Critz
Ghats
Terry
Risin
Phillies
Whitney
Rams
Giants
Herman
Reds
Waner
Pirates
Sul
Klein
Whaud Verma
Nerds
Wry
Col
Ot Waner
Wirates
Watkins
Car
Gehr Yankees
Ker
Lea
Brrd
Yankee
John Browns
Boxe
Red Sox
Hor
Gehrig
Troxx
Athletics
Chapman
Yankees
Rhyne
Rothrock
Morgan
Jagta Johnson
Tigers
Bhie
White
Strange As It Seems Pie Accident Injures Two Citizens
John Hix reports Strage As It Seems recounts injuries from a September 1931 pie accident near Cushing Texas. G W Payne and R J Jennings of Athens transported to SAMI hospital, embalmed in same room, bodies shipped by train to same town and cemetery, with same minister officiating.
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Mie Enbaiier
Cushing
Texas
G. W. Payne
R. J. Jennings
Athens
Aoee
Popparas
Walker Beats Levinsky In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Mickey Walker, at 31 and 23 pounds lighter than opponent King Levinsky, won a ten round decision in Chicago. Levinsky led early with a first round edge, but Walker mounted a late rally, delivering body and head punches as Levinsky faded. Gate totaled 73892 dollars with 30 percent to each fighter after tax. weights were 173 for Walker and 194 for Levinsky.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Walker
Chicago’ Stadium
King Levinsky
Levitsky
Levinsky
Ed Purdy
State Fish Truck Draws Residents Across Counties
A Pratt state fish and game truck visited Douglas and Shawnee counties yesterday delivering hundreds of fingerlings to applicants. The vehicle then reached Lawrence and parked at the courthouse where local sportsmen collected fish in cans and tubs. The local quota went to streams and ponds in the area, including catfish bluegill croppie ring perch and some bass.
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State Fish and Game Department
Pratt
Douglas
Shawnee
Lawrence
Court House
Area Named Officials for Kansas State High School Meet
Officials for the Kansas state high school track meet at Emporia May 20 and 21 include H. W. Hargiss of Kansas University and F. G. Welch of Emporia Teachers College. Ty Cobb still holds the stolen bases record with 892 sacks.
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H. W. Hargiss
K. U
F. G. Welch
Emporia Teachers College
Emporia
Ty Cobb
Sports Calendar Prominent Baseball and Tennis Matches Listed
Sunday features Green Brothers versus Topeka Santa Fe at 3 oclock on Shook diamond. Holcom Coyotes meet Lawrence Red Sox at 3 oclock in Holcom Grove. Monday Kansas versus Missouri plays at 3 39 oclock at KLU diamond. Another Kansas game at 8 30 in IK WA diamond. Kansas faces Kansas State in tennis at home. Thursday Kansas plays Oklahoma in tennis. Saturday Kansas and Kansas State duel in track at home.
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Green ‘Brothers
Topeka Santa Fe
Holcom Coyotes
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
KLU
Diamond
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Weekend Ball Makes Ends Meet
By Al Demaree Chicago White Sox third baseman Billy Sullivan is described as a rare weekend ball player who plans to study at Notre Dame while playing the hot corner on Saturdays and Sundays. The piece notes his father, catcher Billy Sullivan, and compares him to Tilly Shaeffer, a longtime Giant who vacationed on weekends.
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al Demaree
Billy Sullivan
Chicago White Sox
Billy
Ed Walsh
Notre Dame University
Sox
Young Sullivan
Tilly Shaeffer
Tilly
California
McGrew
Fred Snodgrass
Fordham's McCluskey Sets Steeplechase Mark at Penn Relays
Joe McCluskey of Fordham won the 2000 meter steeplechase at the Penn Relays in 9 minutes 28.6 seconds, the fastest American time to date, overcoming a late deficit to beat J G Watson of Indiana. Beatty won the 400 meter hurdles in 53.3 seconds and Hamilton Institute set a medley relay record. George Munger of Penn won the decathlon with 7324 points in Berlinger’s absence.
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McCluskey
Fordham
Philadelphia
America
Joe McCluskey
Fordham University
Penn
Joe
Loukola
J. G. Watson
Indiana
Big Penn
East
Midwest
Eugene Beatty
Michigan Normal
Hamilton Collegiate Institute of Canada
Barney Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
George Munger
Munger
Joe Hall
Florida
Saxe
Colgate
Pohl
Delaware
Berlinger
Giants Sign Steals Veteran To One More Week
A crude note reports that GGUS persuaded the railway depot player to join the Giants for another week, keeping him in a key role. The move aims to bolster the team with fresh effort and leadership.
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The
Giants
Drake Relays record spree sparks two mile and four mile bids
Des Moines April 30 Indiana University athletes shattered a 37 year old distance medley relay mark and eyed further records in the two mile and four mile events. Hoosier medley quartet clocked 10:19.1 with substitutions after injuries. Saling and Brooks set notable marks in high hurdles and broad jump amid a sprint relay duel among Marquette Kansas Nebraska and Illinois.
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Des Moines
Iowa
ATP
Drake
University of Indiana
Henry Brecksmith
Clark Chamberlain
Michigan State
Illinois
Martich
Neese
Marquette
Kansas
Nebraska
Baker University Relays Carnival Sees Tight Race for Records
Baldwin Kan April 30 AP Prospect of a fast track and solid footing marks a spirited ninth Baker University relays. More than 600 athletes from five junior colleges 25 class A high schools and 28 class B high schools compete. Wyandotte High of Kansas City seeks a sixth straight class A title. Topeka stars Williamson Kell lead doubles with Franklin Renker in semi finals. Topeka doubles win 6 2 1 7 5 over Holton. Pickett of Wyandotte wins golf 2 up over McLean.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Wyandotte High
Kansas City
Baker Oval
Topeka
Williamson
Kell
Franklin
Renker
Young
Fort Scott
Benker
McKinsey
Holton
Fennine
Guise
Pickett
McLean
Local Highs Lose Matches at Baker Relays
Lawrence high tennis entries were defeated in the preliminaries at Baldwin yesterday. Manhattan forfeited to Barnes and Swinehart. Lawrence then fell to Senning and Gayes 6-1, 6-1. Benker of Topeka beat McNown of Lawrence 6-1. Goodell forfeited to Scott. Scott then lost to Young 6-1, 6-1. In golf Hanna won 4 up. Turner fell 2-1, Barteldes 6-4, Neiderer 3-2.
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Lawrence High
Baker
Scott
Young
Ft. Scott
Hanna
Turner
Barteldes
Neiderer
Manhattan Missouri nine routs Kansas State in Big Six game
Manhattan Missouri University built a 13 hit barrage to beat Kansas State 14 to 5 in a Big Six conference contest. Arkansas City Indians defeated Haskell 6 to 1 in another baseball matchup. El Dorado junior college downed El Dorado Kansas State golfers combined to shoot 569, nine over par, in a 91-2 to 1-2 score. St Joseph Central topped Hiawatha 825 to 6 in a triangular track meet as Hiawatha and Troy posted scores 895-6 and 371 3, respectively. Blue Rapids Four Marshall County high school track records fell as Waterville upset Marysville 58 to 4.
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Manhattan
Missouri University
Eldon Auker
Kansas State
Arkansas City
Chilocco Indians
Haskell
ElDorado
el Dorado Junior College
Troy
Kan
Hiawatha
St. Joseph Central
Blue
Rapids
Marshall County
Waterville
Marysville
Texas Star Led Davis Cup Pick For Singles Berth
The Texas terror Wilmer Allison of Austin dominates Davis Cup prospects over Ellsworth Vines and Frank Shields. Allison could claim one of the singles spots if he withstands three straight days, with the Allison-Van Ryn duo strengthening the doubles lift. Cincinnati’s revival under Dai Howley boosts baseball town pride as the Reds surge, while Dan Howley shapes a potent NL lineup. A vivid memory from Jimmy Dykes recalls a rare fast throw that nearly broke Dec Johnson’s wrist, earning an error on the play.
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Texas
California
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Canada
Wilmer
Tilden
Johnston
Allison- van -Ryn
Vines
Shields
Allison
Cincinnati
Frank Grayson
Cincinnati Times-Star
David Haram
Reds
Grayson
Red Stockings
Dai Howley
Redland
Dan
Jimmy Dykes
Dec Johnson
Athletics
Detroit
Johnson
Chilocco
Haskell Tribesmen Drop Second Baseball Game in Series
The Chilocco Indians won 6 to 1 on the road, evening the series at Chilocco. Pitchers Friend Tineyuyah for Haskell and Perry for Chilocco matched in a pitching duel until the eighth inning rally. Haskell had four hits, and the teams schedule two games at home May 16 and 19.
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Haskell
Chilocco
Indians
Independence
Western J Association
Tineyuyah
iPerry
Vite the Red
Oklahoma
Perry
Chilocce
Asby
Terry
Miller
I Rowe
Pheasant eggs distributed via local league drive
A consignment from the state fish and game department arrived at Pratt and was placed with Green Bros and Jaedlike hardware for distribution. Izaak Walton league members and other sportsmen and farmers will receive the eggs under last year’s plan. In sports news, the US Davis Cup bid opens with a doubles win over Canada and a path to Mexico in New Orleans.
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State Fish and Game Department
Pratt
Izaak Walton League
Ees
Green Bros
Jaedlike
Washington
America
United States
Canada
Mexico
New Orleans
Crossword puzzle scattered clues and solutions
Puzzle shows numerous scattered crossword clues across multiple entries with definitions for across and down. It includes references to evergreen trees, country hints, measurement terms, and various wordplay prompts. The page suggests a solved grid and lists several clue fragments.
Missouri Kansas Two Game Series Opens Monday at Home
The Kansas baseball team hosts Missouri in a two game series Monday and Tuesday at 3 30 p m on the K A diamond. Missouri leads Big Six by beating Kansas State 14 5 at Manhattan while Kansas stands 3 1 in conference play. Wagner Missouri pitcher opposed Auker and the Kansas State squad yesterday. Kraemer expected to start for Kansas.
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Kansas
Missouri
Altho
Iowa State
Ames
Jayhawkers
K.A
Kansas State
Manhattan
Wagner
Auker
Kraemer
Town Stace
Wichita Divorcee to Wed Polish Wrestler
AP report confirms rumors that Dorothy Lassen, Wichita divorcee, will marry Polish heavyweight Wladek Zbyszko after his divorce from Winnie Stark. Zbyszko said wedding could occur in about two months once the decree is final, noting Dorothy has not yet accepted him.
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Wichita
Dorothy Lassen
Wladek Zbyszko
Winnie Stark
Earl Carroll
Ziegfeld
Dorothy
Lassen
Aus
Winli Am Lassen
Zbyszko
Dar
Glen E. Alexander
Louis
Iana Street
Bass Displayed After Fightful Lake View Catch
F W Jaedicke showcased a five and a half pound large mouth bass at his 924 Massachusetts street store after catching it at Lake View yesterday evening. He used a spinner hook and spent about ten minutes landing the fish amid a strong fight. A subsequent bite yielded another bass that escaped. This was the seventh bass Mr Jaedicke has caught at the lake this spring.
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Lake View
F. W. Jaediicke
Massachusetts Street
Jaedicke
Topeka News Gathering Class Journeys for Capital Edition
Fourteen students from Ki U advanced reporting in charge of Prof W A Dill spent a day in Topeka gathering news for the Topeka Daily Capital. The class also published Ottawa Herald Iola Register and Kansas City Kansan this year. Students include William Danenbarger Concordia Pauline Kirk Topeka Mildred Curry Winchester Paul Youngman Farveyville Sidney Kross Top Margeret Ince Lawrence Jane St Clair Kansas City Mo Laurence White Lawrence Betty Henninger Jewell Al Huber Kansas City Kan Tra McCarty Iola Elliott Tenner Lawrence Helen Fahl rom Kansas City Mo and Fern Gibson Tapeka.
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Ki U
W. A. Dill
Topeka
Daily Capital
Ottawa Herald
Iola Register
Kansas City
Music program and sermon at May 1 service
Us core will observe music under the able direction of M Dorothy Enlow organist and director of the choir Sunday morning May 1 at the eleven o'clock worship service. For the offertory the ensemble will play Kamennoi Ostrow by Rubinstein Violin Edhah Hopkins cello Genevieve Hart piano Mildred DeWeese or Dorothy Enlow. The vested lichoirs sing for the anthem Are Telling Crellation by Haydn. S W Slaughter will preach a short Spicy sermon in the subject of Policies Without Principles.
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Dorothy Enlow
Kamennoi Ostrow
Rubinstein
Edhah Hopkins
Genevieve Hart
Mildred DeWeese
Haydn
S. W. Slaughter
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