Minneap olis Millers Lead As Hash and Lacy Spark Win
Minneapolis Millers moved to first in the American Association after a 8 1 1 victory over St Paul powered by pitcher Herb Hash a five hitter and catcher George Lacy with a home run and a double The win gave Hash his 15th decision against five losses and put Minneapolis four games ahead of Kansas City with the two teams tied in won lost records The dealers note a full slate of games including Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City Indianapolis at Columbus and Louisville at Toledo.
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St. Paul
Boston Red Sox
Herb Hash
George Lacy
Minneapolis
Millers
Hash
Lacy
Kansas City
Jeader
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
American Association
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brookly
New York
Ateemee
Philadelphia
Broadmoor pace set by Jack Todd in western amateur event
Jack Todd of Dallas shot 68 to lead medalist prospects at the Broadmoor invitation in Colorado Springs as 53 entrants vied for 32 championship flight spots. Eddie Held of Denver and Ray Lowell Jr. of Colorado Springs joined Dee Replogle of Oklahoma City with 71 and 73 scores respectively. Howard Creel of Pueblo is out due to recent surgery.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jack Todd
Dallas
Mountain States
Todd
Eddie Held
Denver
Ray Lowell, Jr
Dee Replogle
Oklahoma City
Harry Strasburger
Coffeyville
Kan
E. J. Rogers
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Giants and Miners Lead Western in Final Drive
Fort Smith and Joplin battle for early July lead as the Miners beat Hutchinson 8 7 in 10 innings to gain ground. Giants add free agent Cliff Roberson while Springfield edges Salina 5 1 and Muskogee routs Topeka 15 1 as schedule sets up tonight's matchups.
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Joplin
Western Association
Fort Smith
Springfield
Miners
Hutchinson
Giants
Danny Reagan
Charles
Players Need Glasses Says Doctor At Convention
Dr Clement Joynt of Los Angeles told the American Progressive Chiropractic association convention that Pi-Ball players may need glasses. He said many ball players could raise batting and fielding averages with properly fitted eyewear and that slumps could be helped by glasses.
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Los Angeles
Clement Joynt
American Progressive Chiropractic Association
Whizzer White Turns Pro and Rhodes Scholar Years Ago
AP recalls Byron White leaving Colorado for the Pittsburgh NFL club a year ago while pursuing Rhodes Scholarship in Oxford. The note adds past Olympic high jump sweep by Johnson Albritton Thurber and Bonthron’s 3 00 s 3 minutes world best in 3 4 mile at Stockholm.
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Byron
White
Colorado University
Pittsburgh Club
Oxford
Rhodes Schweraheg
United States
Cornelius Johnson
Dave Albritton
Delos Thurber
Bill Bonthron
Stockholm
Jack Lovelock
BAN JOHNSON RESULTS
Fairbury Nebraska reports a 3 to 4 loss for Junction City in a baseball or related game. Johnson effects are noted as the subject of the ban outcome.
Parker Returns to Boost U S Davis Cup Hopes
Frankie Parker's comeback strengthens United States Davis Cup prospects as he defeats Seabright rivals and teams with Bobby Riggs to challenge Australia. The article notes Parker's improved forehand and predicts USA wins in singles against Quist and Bromwich, with doubles leaning Australian.
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New York
America
Frankie Parker
Seabright
Donald Budge
Australia
Parker
Redhead
Bobby Riggs
Uncle Sam
Merion
Vines
Perry
von Cramm
Jack Bromwich
Seabricht
Riggs
Adrian Quist
Bromwich
Cuba
Europe
Standings and results across baseball leagues
Yesterday no NL games. In the American League Western Association Springfield defeated Salina 5 to 1 while St. Joseph beat Fort Smith 4 to 1. Muskogee and Topeka tied 1 to 1. Joplin crushed Hutchinson 8 to 7 in a ten inning game. In the American Association Minneapolis and St. Paul played the only scheduled game.
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Springfield
Salina
St. Joseph
Fort Smith
Muskogee
Topeka
Joplin
Hutchinson
American Association
Minneapolis & St. Paul
French follows Hartnett on Cubs bench seek starter role
Larry French, 31, asked owner Phil Wrigley why he was not getting more pitching assignments after a season of mixed results. Gabby Hartnett and Dizzy Dean have clashed with the manager as French seeks a return to the rotation amid salary concerns.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Larry French
Larry
Hartnett
Phil K. Wrigley
Wrigley
French
Cub
New York
Dizzy Dean
Gabby
Wrigley Hartnett
Play at Sigel School by Ninth Street Baptist Church Ladies
The ladies of Ninth Street Baptist Church sponsor a play and musical program at Sigel school house Thursday night at 8 30 o clock. Mrs Frank Lee leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigel School
Ladies of Ninth Street Baptist Church
Sigel
Frank Lee
13 Year Old Swim Star Nancy Merki Sets American Records
Nancy Merki, a 13 year old swimmer from Multnomah A. C. in Portland, set new American records in the 800 and 400 meter freestyle events at the National Women's A. A. U. Swimming and Diving Meet in Des Moines Iowa. She began swimming four years ago to overcome infantile paralysis and competes for the Portland club.
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Acme
Nancy Merki
Multnomah A. C
Des Moines
Portland, Ore
Eastern Critics Sing Riggs Hot and Cold Headlines
Eastern critics label Bobby Riggs a hot and cold performer as debates over an outsider to handle Nova Ga lento rage in Pennsylvania referees. Pop bottle incident, coaching school plans in Daytona Beach, and Ripley’s Globe Trotters note 44 straight wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Eddie Brietz
New York
Bobby Riggs
Tennifer
Red Dawson
Tulane
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Red Sox
Browns
Sox
Richmond
Jimmy Calleran
Bernie Bierman
Frank Thomas
Frank Leahy
Daytona Beach
Fla
George Trogdon
L. L. M’lucas
Jacksonville
Sanford
Bob Ripley
Bargain Basement Heads to Dodgers Sale for Autographs
After the Dodgers west coast trip, autographed player photos will go on sale for two bits each. Baseball writers seek to nickname Reds outfielder Nino Bongiovanni as Bongy for box score use. Ralph Daughton, head of the Piedmont league and Virginia boxing panel, may be nicknamed senator Daughton soon.
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Dodgers
West
Nino Bongiovanni
The
Reds
Bongy
Ralph Daughton
Piedmont League
Virginia Boxing Commission
Daughton
Semipro tourney narrows to brink. six teams face elimination
Denver Aug 1 Six teams from five states remain on the edge as Denver Post semipro baseball tourney heads into day five. Yesterday results knockout Englewood and Louisville, while Chicago Western Slavonics Denver American Beauties Flagstaff and Barnetts Ethiopian Clowns Leoti Kan and Leoti Kans faced moves toward elimination.
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Denver
Denver Post
Chicago
Western Slavonics
American Beauties
Flagstaff
Ariz
Denver Barnetts
Ethiopian Clowns
Miami
Fla
Leoti
Kan
Colorado Springs Orioles
KU Student Sets New Hillview 72 Hole Record
Ray Nichols summer session student at the University of Kansas and Auburn Kansas schools superintendent shot 66 at Hillview to break Chick Pontius 67 course record. Nichols recorded four straight birdies on the back and finished with a 66 for 18 holes at par 72.
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Ray Nichols
University of Kansas
Superintendent of
Auburn
Kan
Old Man
Hillview
Lawrence
Nichols
Chick Pontius
Pontius
Lawrence Country Club
Rod Wakeland
Kansas University
Pat Vestesstgeeeesee
Ober Clothiers Rally Past Fritzels 4–1 in League Softball
Held to three hits by pitcher Hocevar, the Ober Clothiers defeated the Fritzel Creamery 4 to 1 at Woodlawn diamond. Errors in key moments and timely base hits backed a two run sixth inning as the Ober club pulled away after five tied frames.
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Hocevar
Ober Clothiers
Fritzel Creamery
Woodlawn
Fritzels
Obers
Ball Games Tonight At South End And Park
South End faces Co-Ops and Topeka Kiwanis girls meet Sing er girls at South Park. Wilsons of Kansas City play Lawrence Sanitary at Woodlawn Park.
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South End
Topeka Kiwanis Club
Singer Girls
South Park
Wilsons of
Kansas City
Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Hides Under Bed in Fire Fatal Kansas City Blaze
Arthur Bull a 45 year old man concealed himself under a third floor bed in a doomed 28 room downtown hotel as flames swept through the building. He died in hospital this morning Norman Normand 31 and Anthony Jannette 28 were treated and reported in fair condition. A fireman also received emergency care as guests fled downstairs in underclothing to safety.
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Kansas City
Arthur Bull
Norman Normand
Anthony Jannette
Larger plane sought as Wichita Pueblo route grows
Continental Air Lines officials say passenger business on the Wichita Pueblo route is brisk, their present plane is inadequate, and a 14 seat craft was tested and returned as too small. The item notes a papal reference to Gregory I, 590.
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Wichita
Continental Air Lines
Wichita - Pueblo
Dopesters Predict Close World Series Reds Versus Yankees
Baseball writers note a Yankee weakness in big innings and slumps from Crosetti Henrich and Dahlgren. They forecast a tight World Series with the Reds, who need only .500 ball in 64 games, plus Del Baker predicting a Yankee upset.
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New York
Svho
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Reds
Yankees
Frankie Crosetti
Tommy Henrich
Babe Dahlgren
Yankee
del Baker
Detroit Tigers
Del
Yanks
Baker
Cardinals
Cubs
Ival Goodman
Birth and travel notes fill McLouth column
Edmonds announce the birth of a daughter at Christ hospital Topeka. Numerous visitors and travel plans span Topeka Kansas City Lawrence Emporia and Gorin as locals share visits surgeries and vacations with family and friends. The McLouth Methodist church rebuilding and September dedicaton are noted along with local society updates.
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Gensler Edmonds
Christ Hospital
Topeka
Rachel Knox
Kansas City
McLouth
Marion Landon
Baltimore
Virginia
Arch Landon
Billy Lee Lobb
Marlin White
John White
Lloyd Keifer
California
Walter Means
Oskaloosa
Milton Nickels
Bobby
Arlene
Gorin
Nora Harding
Tommy Dick
Pete Trackwell
Colorado
James Bell
R. C. Hesse
John Saylor
Mildred Baer
Emporia
Emporia Teachers College
Joe Youngman
Wichita
Albert Cox
Joan
Barbara
B. J. Emerson
C. A. Emerson
Betty Emerson
Sam Lancaster
James
Samuel
Eva Lancaster
Fred Meyer
Aaron Marker
Richard Bradford
Maurice Chapman
F. L. White
Detroit
Mich
Bonnie
Billie West
Lloyd West
Blanchard Uhholtz
Pat Bradford
Cushing’s Hospital
Leavernworth
Ray Kimmel
Miriam
Betty
Bill
Bob
San Francisco
Ella Jones
Lawrence
Robert Jones
Ellen Steeper
Marilyn Casebier
G. M. Baltis
C. A. Davis
Mable Harding Smith
William Harding
Henry Foreman
Mc South
Charles’ Fowler
St. Lukes Hospital
Helen Bradford
Ona Mae Larner
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Blues
Hash and
Lucy Star
By William Ferguson
Madagascar
Associated Press
Ban Johnson
Fairbury, Neb
Junction City
Budge
Elks
Lions
Elke
Southpark
Nichols Lions
Leonhart
Miller
Schaaf
Harner
R. Rhodes
Schaake
Kerns
A Patterson
Rhodes
Kolterman
Enstbee
Enziideee Il Snider
Peso
Holmes
Smith Seswdeasunanesaien
Eaeraeessuas
Ripley's
Warren C. Giles
Bill M’kechnie
QO. K
Bob Quinn
Boston
Redland
John Bentley
Lincoln
Neb
Cornhusker
Brigman
Durham
N. C
American Legion
Bill Herbert
Bay City
Douglas Forster
Eau Claire
Wis
Homer Clarke
Lewiston
N. Y
K. U
New Hillview Low
Obers Obers
Fritzel
Robinson
Penny
Wephart
Amerine Ss
Fy Higgins
Holcom
Kansas City Man
Blaze
Gregory I
Benedict
Bill White
Chicago White Sox
Wens
Muddy Bues
Connie Mack
John Earl
Bell Memorial Hospital
Ednamae Dick
Leavenworth
Walt Ressmeyer
Jesse Pyle
James Black
Lucien Shrader
Sy White
Paul White
J. R. Williams
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