Greens Beat Leavenworth 6 5 In Eastern League Clash
Leavenworth Generals squander four runs in the seventh inning as Lawrence Green Wave wins 6 to 5 at Ban Johnson Park. Liell earns the win over Wilson with 10 strikeouts, while Babcock drives in the go ahead runs in the seventh. Next up, Greens travel to Emporia for a doubleheader.
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Lawrence Green Brothers
Greens
Ban Johnson Park
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Stan Wilson
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Generals
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Prisoner-At-Large Wins Kaiser's Leave to Visit Dying Father
Andre-Pierre Cales, French prisoner in a German camp, obtained a rare permit from the Kaiser to visit his dying father in Belves, France. He boarded for Switzerland, returned to the German prison, and later remained a model prisoner until his 1919 release, preserving documents of the event.
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Local sports calendar lists weekly league games and times
The schedule shows junior leagues at South Park and Woodlawn Park with matchups like Jayhawks versus Panthers and Minkyainks versus Yankees. Senior softball features City against Auto Service and South End against Barbers at 8 and 9 o'clock respectively.
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Rinkydinks
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Auto Service
Lone Star
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Paper Mill
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Woodlawn Park
Lincoln Park
CCC
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Tigers
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Tobin Named Pirate Month’s Honor Man for July
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher and versatile player Tobin is chosen as baseball’s star of the month for July by the Associated Press poll. He received five nominations across pitching hitting and other duties, edging Hank Greenberg and Joe DiMaggio who had four selections each. Charley Ruffing leads the season with ten daily nods, followed by Greenberg and Bill Lee.
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Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
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Greenberg
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Major League Leaders Toggle Amid Stale Stats Report
The national league batting leader Lombardi hit .359 for Cincinnati while Ott led the Yankees with 80 runs. Hack paced Cincinnati with 132 RBIs as Goodwin and McCormick contributed strong totals. In the American League Foxx led batting and 103 RBIs for Boston. Greenberg topped home runs with 87 for Detroit.
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City Softballers Defeat Powermen 15 to 5 in Southpark
The City's senior league softball team beat the Kansas Electric Power crew 15 to 5 at Southpark Saturday night, racking up 18 hits in the skirmish.
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Topeka
Rebel
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Kansas City Horseshoe Champs Fall to Local Rivals
Local pitchers dominated Central park with Alvin Dahlene of Lawrence beating Oscar Bozich of Kansas City. Ro Kraft of Kanwaka defeated Robert Bales. Dahlene posted 243 ringers in 828 pitches for 74 percent. Bozich had 227 ringers in 328 pitches for 69 percent. Kraft at 71 percent with 209 ringers in 292 pitches. Balls rung 185 of 292 pitches for 64 percent.
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Alvin Dahlene
Lawrence Champ
Oscar Bozich
Kansas City Chamion
Missouri
Roand Kraft
Kanwaka Flash
Robert Bales
Dahlene
Bozich
Kraft
Baseball and Weather Provide Mixed Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's National League scores show Boston 3 Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 4, with games at Cincinnati and New York affected by postponements due to rain. American League notes include New York 5 Detroit 7, Chicago 1 rain, and rain disruptions in St Louis Boston and Cleveland. Also a WC A study reveals only 15 of 680 working girls could spend freely, most supporting families.
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Oatman Pontius Golf Exhibition Ends In Tie
Glenn Oatman and Chick Pontius forged a back nine surge at Hillview to finish 18 holes in a 4 and 4 tie with Bill McPharen and John Keohane. Oatman posted a 72 total, Pontius a 73, while McPharen shone early then faltered on the back circuit.
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Hillview
Bill McPharen
John Keohane
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Pontius
McPharen
Keohane
Sea Bright and Davis Cup Tennis Action Across Continents
Bobby Riggs dominates Elwood Cooke 6-1 6-3 6-1 to win the Sea Bright invitation. Alice Marble defeats Dorothy Bundy 6-2 6-2 for the women's title. Marble and Palafy Fabyan win women's doubles 3-6 6-0 6-0. Sidney Wood and Joseph Hunt win men's doubles 8-6 6-2 8-6. Davis Cup seas across Canada Japan and Europe with multiple ties and singles results. Johnny Revolta wins the St Paul open golf event with 276 strokes. Ted Adams wins Canadian amateur. Arlington Futurity goes to Mrs Charles Payson’s Thingumabob.
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Elwood Cooke
Alice Marble Downs
Dorothy Bundy
Miss Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Mme
Sylvia Henrotin
Sidney Wood
Joseph Hunt
Chester
William Murphy
Montreal
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Canada
Jiro Yamagishi
Douglas Cameron
Fumiteru Nakano ‘Downs
Robert Murray
New York
Gerard Podesta
Joe Fishbach
Berlin
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Ethel Mars
H.P. Headley
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Paul Kelley
Louisville
Adolph Kiefer
A.A.U
Ralph Flanagan
Ohio State University
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Detroit Athletic Club
Jinxes Across National League Stir Pennant Chase
AP reports superstition influences pennant races as Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Pirates 4 3 and the Reds top the Giants 7 6 in 11 innings. Cubs split at Philadelphia 6 5 and 4 3, while the Yankees win two over the White Sox to widen AL lead.
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Dodgers Yankees and others spark in doubleheader action
In a set of twin bills several stars delivered for their clubs. Dolph Camilli drove in three with a homer and a double for the Dodgers in a 4-3 win over the Pirates. Monte Pearson and Spud Chandler carried the Yankees in a split by taking the first game in five hours and fifteen innings and a 7-3 nightcap. Bill Atwood and Charley Root helped the Phillies and Cubs win their openers and 4-3 nightcap respectively. Buck McCormick had four hits in a 7-6 Reds win, while Buster Mills and Red Kress paced the Browns to a 7-6 opener and 10-2 nightcap. Tony Cuccinello, Danny MacFayden, Rey Mueller and Lou Fette sparked the Rees club with two runs in a 3-2 opener and seven-hitter in the nightcap.
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Giants
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Bill Atwood
Chicago
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Spud Chandler
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Thornton Lee
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Red Kress
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Tony Cuccinello
Danny MacFayden
Rey Mueller
Lou Fette
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Golf and baseball notes from the year and past headlines
A year ago Sam Snead won the St Paul Open by 283 strokes over a 5000 prize with a 283 score, Joe DiMaggio hit his 31st homer leading Babe Ruth’s record. Three years ago Avery Brundage clashed with Jeremiah Mahoney over Berlin Olympics support. Five years ago Carl Hubbell set a National League record with 46 consecutive scoreless innings.
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St. Paul
Joe DiMagio
Babe Ruth
Avery Brundage
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
A.A.U
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Kansas high school football scores round up
Topeka 20 defeats Emporia 9 as Coffeyville waits to play Chanute. Larned 16 over Garden City 4. Dodge City 14 over Great Bend 9. Parsons 6 over Iola 1. Manhattan 11 over Befoit 6. Marysville 9 over Junction City 8. Leavenworth 5 loses to Lawrence 6.
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Topeka
Emporia
Coffeyville
Chanute
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Dodge City
Great Bend
Parsons
Iola
Manhattan
Befoit
Marysville
Juntion City
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Roundup of Baseball and Football News and Rumors
Pirates rely on Lee Handley and Pop Young as headliners but neither hits .280. Rice and Texas Christian draw football scouts’ attention in the Southwest. Zeke Bonura traded for pitching rumors swirl around the Senators. Gabby Hartnett’s dramatic Philly win marks his first since 1935. Frisch may be weighing a new job. Ruth to Dodgers debated. Jolson observes Saratoga as Arm strong fallout lands. NL umpires warned on foul hits. Cisgel may join Giants with Witts. Canzoneri watches Saratoga, Denver U. standout Hall eyed by majors. Langdale at 235 pounds headlines Alabama fall. Oklahoma A&M hoops team promises red-hot winter. Garden absence noted. Gehrig dominates All-America votes. Dizzy Dean teases Daffy return “with our club,” while Cardinals fans ask about ownership.
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Lee Handley
Pop Young
Pirates
Southwest Conference
Rice
Texas Christian
Senators
Zeke Bonura
Gabby Hartnett
Philly
Cubs
Gabby
Frankie Frisch
Babe Ruth
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Henry Armstrong
George Hall
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Oklahoma A. & M
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Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Dizzy Dean
Daffy
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Canadian Champion Ted Adams Defeated By Lawrence Golfer
Ted Adams the Canadian amateur champion from Columbia Missouri bowed to Glenn Oatman of Lawrence after Oatman beat him two and one in a 1930s era tourney. Oatman previously defeated Adams last year in Missouri state amateur play. The Municipal Art Commission in New York approved improvements costing over 400 million since 1933.
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Hot Teams Meet In Pacific Coast League Fight
Toledo and Columbus chase streaks as leaders Indianapolis slips after rain halts a double header. Louisville beat Indianapolis 11 to 4, then the second game tied 3 to 3 as play stopped. St Paul widened its lead with a 5 to 3 win over Minneapolis. Kansas City split with Milwaukee as Whitlow Wyatt won 16th and Wyatt also allowed a near shutout.
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Indianapolis
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Tommy Irwin
Pirates offer Whizzer White 15000 to play 1938 season
Pittsburgh coach Johnny Blood said Byron White accepted a 15000 offer to play for the Pirates in 1938. White told Blood in a phone call he would delay Oxford University duties until January after Rhodes scholarship. White plans to report to Loretto training camp August 10 and sign then.
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Johnny Blood
Pro Football Pirates
Byron
Pirates
Blond
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Whizzer
Chicago
Blood
Zionist Leader Leon Zolotkoff Dies in America
Leon Zolotkoff aged 70 former editor of the Jewish Daily News and a founder of the Zionist organization in the United States died yesterday in Amityville New York from pneumonia уesterday at 70.
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Dorothy Lamour Recovers From Acute Appendicitis Operation
Screen star Dorothy Lamour was reported recovering rapidly from an acute appendicitis operation performed Saturday night in Los Angeles. Her doctors said she responds well to treatment and will likely remain under observation for several days.
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Dorothy Lamour
Los Angeles
Screen Beauty
Campaign Expenditures Reports Await Filing In Senate Panel
Senate committee on campaign expenditures set to meet in executive session to address candidates failing to file reports. Gerald B. Winrod of Kansas faces scrutiny for missing filing. Barkley reports 2170 spent on renomination while Roosevelt notes 1915 in contributions. Chandler in Kentucky reports about 1000 in expenditures with no direct contributions.
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Sheppard
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Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Gerald B. Winrod
Kansas
Barkley
Senate
Kentucky
Senate Majority
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A. B
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Dallas W. Knapp
Coffeyville
Kan
Harriet Tubman Center Emancipation Fete Tonight in South Park
The Harriet Tubman Center hosts an Emancipation celebration in South Park starting at 7 PM with speakers including Mayor Alfred Lawrence and Prof. E. D. Thomas. The program features an invocation by Rev. I W Terrill a paper reading by Adelia Miller and a pageant Panorama of Time by the Harriet Tubman league. Music by Lone Star CCC camp. Elevated train crash in New York injures ten passengers.
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I. W. Terrill
Alfred Lawrence
Adelia Miller
Pioneers
Harriet Tubman League
E. D. Thomas
R. D. Coles Vocational and Junior High School
Kansas City
Lone Star CCC
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