Carl's Turn Back Wiley Edge Civic Club in League Clash
Carl's routed Wiley 12 to 5 to tighten its hold on first place as Civic Club defeated Varsity Cleaners 2 to 1. Vandeventer doubled for two RBIs in the first inning. Harris and Amyx added singles. Cleaners scored on Schaff’s second-inning single after a pass. E Ireland and Francis had hits for Wiley. Simmonds and Pine limited Wiley to five runs. Morrison allowed five in the third and Carl's added three in the fourth for the final 12-5 tally. Tonight the Varsity Cleaners visit Scott Brothers at Woodlawn school diamond at 8:15.
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Carl's
Wiley
Civic Club
Varsity Cleaners
Cleaners
Civic
Vandeventer
Harris
Amyx
Schaff
Francis
Herb Pine
Ireland
Carl’s
Wiley's
Morrison
Carr’s
Topeka
Scott Brother’s
Woodlawn School
E. Ireland
G. Ireland
E. Duver
C W
Douglas
Plaskett
Giannangelo
XN. Duver
St . Simmonds
Gale Gingli
Rogers
H. Pingpi
HC Civic Club
Simmonds
H. Pine
Pine
Wiley’s
ABR
Ehpore Earce
Brown
Robinson
Broner
Goble
Alexander
Harwood
Hempton
Smith
Tufler
Lemster
Smurr
Stout
Black
Cf Wood
Pearce
B. Allen
Stoner
Complete Drawings for Softball Tourney Here
Drawings for ten team sub district tournament in Lawrence have been completed. Tourney opens Monday night with Endora vs Carl's at 7:80, followed by Varsity Cleaners vs Woodman's and Fritzel's vs Bonner Springs at Bonner Springs. Top three advance to district tournament here two weeks later. Games at Woodlawn school diamond with free admission. Bracket to appear in tomorrow's Journal- World.
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Lawrence
Endora
Carl's
Varsity Cleaners
Woodman’s
Bonner Springs
Fritzel’s
Kansas
Woodlawn School
Journal- World
Baseball scores and league results in brief
Yesterday's results list National League scores Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 5. American League Detroit 2 St. Louis 2 Cleveland 3 Chicago 3 Washington 9 Boston 5. American Association Louisville 10 Kansas City 5 Toledo 6 St Paul 5 Indianapolis 4 10 Milwaukee 1 6 East Lawrence 11 West Lawrence 7 in Monarch league with East Williams Williams Turner batteries. West Lawrence Spotzer Coker.
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Bayt
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
East Lawrence
West Lawrence
B. Williams
Turner
Spotzer
Coker
Philadelphia
St Louis
New York
Fittsbergh
Cincinnat
Philatelphia Ao
D. Ton Ca
Free Fiji railway and stamps from 1840s to Kosciuszko
A Fiji sugar mill line near Lautoka to Ba carries non paying riders and connects with steamer schedules. The first postage stamp from England in 1840 features Queen Victoria and now costs about 1.59, with rarer stamps reaching 49,000. Polish patriot Kosciuszko joined the American Revolution in 1775 and is famed for Bemis Heights and West Point works. Tomorrow: The Phantom Tzar.
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Fiji Islands
Lautoka
England
Queen Victoria
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
Bemis Heights
Saratoga
West Point
Poland
Scots and Co-Ops clash in junior twilight slate
In the Junior Twilight League at Soutth Park Jay Scottish Rites host Co-Ops at 6 15. Two Midget League games follow at South Park Coyotes play Cardinals at 3 and Cubs meet Tigers at 6 15. Sunday features Lawrence versus St Joseph Ban Johnson doubleheader at Holcgm Diamond with first game at 1 30.
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Jay Scottish Rites
Soutth Park
South Park
Coyotes
Cardinals
Cubs
Tigers
Lawrence Va. St. Joseph
Ban John~son
Holcgm Diamond
Rinkydinks edge Panthers in late run for 9 8 win
In a tense Midget league game at Southpark, the Rinkydinks defeated the Panthers 9 to 8. The winning run scored in the bottom of the fifth after a sequence of key hits and an infield error. Ewing and Montgomery homered for the Panthers, while Broeker and Humphreys combined on pitching relief for the Rinkydinks.
Two Tilts Sunday In Ban Johnson League Doubleheader
St Joseph and Lawrence meet in a Sunday doubleheader at Holcom's Grove with a 1 30 start. Frank Martinac and Carroll Campbell will pitch for the local club as Elzy Davis seeks a winning lineup. Norman Babcock tops Lawrence hitters. Weldon and Dr Rice are the umpires. No advance admission charged.
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St. Joseph
Lawrence
Holcom's Grove
Frank Martinac
Carroll Campbell
Martinac
Kansas City
Kan
Campbell
Wichita
Kansas City Terminal Cubs
Elzy Davis
Norman Babcock
Babcock
Bachman Still Leads in Votes on All Star Coach
Chicago August 2 With three days of voting left the list of contenders for the job of coaching the all star college football team numbered seven Charles Bachman of Michigan State led for the second day with 578598 points followed by Frank Thomas of Alabama 576561 The next five were C W Spears Wisconsin 567217 Edward P Madigan St Mary's 562883 Elmer Layden Notre Dame 652071 Bo McMilin Indiana 545209 Bernie Bierman Minnesota 40915 The eighth Francis Schmidt of Ohio State trailed with 367568
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Chicago
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
C. W. Spears
Wisconsin
Edward P. Madigan
St. Mary's
Elmer Layden
Notre
Tigers Take Early Lead In Tight Pennant Chase
The Tigers widened their lead by beating the St Louis Browns 6 to 3 while the Yankees Idle. Hank Greenberg led Detroit with three hits as Alvin Crowder allowed four hits. In the American League standings the White Sox fell to third after an 8 to 3 loss to Cleveland. Earl Whitehill notched his ninth win as Washington beat Boston 9 to 5. In the National League, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 6 to 5 as Arky Vaughn hit a bases loaded homer. Dizzy Dean earned his 45th win in St Louis 7 to 5 over Cincinnati. Dodgers edged Boston 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger-Yankee
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Alvin Crowder
Brownies
Elon Hogsett
Burns
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Crowder
Sox
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Carl Fischer
Johnny Salveson
Odell Hale
Earl Whitehill
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Lon Warneke
Arky Vaughan
Pleasant Grove Cancels Sunday Baseball Games
Pleasant Grove baseball team under H. L. Williams cancels all Sunday games including next Sunday’s Perry contest. Williams reorganizes for a picnic and weekday exhibition games and plans to resume Sunday games later. The club expects to play at the Douglas County CPA picnic at Holcom's Grove on Thursday, August 3, due to players’ Sunday work commitments.
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Pleasant Grove
H. L. Williams
Perry
Williams
Douglas County
Indianapolis Indians Gain Ground With Double Win
The Indianapolis Indians moved within one game of the leaders by sweeping a doubleheader from Milwaukee 4 to 2 and 10 to 6. Johnny Riddle suffered a fractured finger, sidelining him for a month, while Vance Page and a 16 hit attack supported the two wins.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Millers
Wade Killefer
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indians
Milwaukee
Johnny Riddle
Vance Page
Brewers
Luke Hamlin
Gilberto Torres
Toledo
Gene Trow
St. Paul
Fred Haney
Mud Hens
Trow
Spike Hunter
Haney
Walker
Chick Shiver
Louisville
Kansas City
Record-breaking 1930s baseball stats from AP wire
A compilation of batting, pitching, and fielding leaders across major leagues. Tigers star Greenberg dominates with hits, runs batted in, and home runs. Cardinals Medwick and Stedwick lead other categories, while Cubs and Giants show notable figures in hits and pitching.
Walter Johnson ill and related notes from the period
The clipping recalls Walter Johnson’s pleurisy hospitalization a year ago, Leo Diegel opening with a 65 to lead the Canadian Open by four strokes, and mentions Charlie Grimm replacing Rogers Hornsby as Cubs manager three years back. It also notes Tom Hampson winning the Olympic 300 meter crown and Ed Gordon taking the broad jump title. Five years ago Bill Miller won the national singles sculling championship.
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Astoriated
Walter Johnson
Leo Diegel
Charlie Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Tom Hampson
England
Ed Gordon
Bill Miller
Freddie Miller Cashes In After European Boxing Tour
Freddie Miller, hailed by the National Boxing Association as featherweight champion, returns to New York from a near year of fighting in England Wales France Ireland and Spain with about 30 000 more dollars. He won 34 of 35 bouts and earned a substantial prize haul on the European tour.
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Freddie Miller
New York
National Boxing Association
Europe
United States
England
Wales
France
Ireland
Spain
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
St. Louis
Dizzy
Associated Press
Geforeen Court
Shields Returns East for Tennis Wars
Frank Shields, after eight months in Hollywood, returns to the east for the grass court season at Westchester. Seeded No. 3 behind Sidney Wood and Frank Parker, he plans to play the national championships after the eastern event and hopes to improve his ranking.
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New York
Hollywood
Frank Shields
Westchester Country Club
Sidney Wood
Frank Parker
Pacific Coast
Shields
George M. Lott
Vernon Kirby
South Africa
Southern California
Ojai
Don Budge
Gene Maria
Stars Shine as Players Lead Scoring Bouts Across Leagues
Contemporary box score notes highlight Joe Medwick of the Cardinals driving in runs with a triple and a single against the Reds, Buddy Myer of the Senators adding two hits, Lloyd Vaughan of the Pirates belting a home run with bases loaded, Alvin Crowder of the Tigers holding the Browns to four hits through eight innings, and Lou Berger of the Indians collecting three doubles and a single in five plate appearances while Sam Lessie of the Dodgers spearheads an attack on the Braves with three hits.
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Associaed
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Reds
Buddy Myer
Senators
Red Sox
Lloyd Vaughan
Pirates
Ilis
Cubs
Leo Diegel
Floyd Vaughan
Crowder
Alvin Crowder
Tigers
Browns
Lou Berger
Indians
White Sox
Sam Lessie
Dodgers
Braves
Dietz Denies Coaching Bid at Southeastern College
A vacation recap notes W H Lone Star Dietz, ex Haskell mentor, denies applying for Southeastern College Durant Oklahoma coaching and says he has never heard of the school. The piece also covers Merle Black of the Rinkydink midgets, a tough infield assist vs the Panthers, and Lawrence forward Bob Hunt coaching the team with pep talks as the Rinkydinks trail by two late.
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Indiana
W. H
Lone Star
Dietz
Southeastern College
Durant, Oklo
Bob Hunt
Lawrence High
Rotary
Rinkydinks
Bob
Ponca City Angels Defeat Springfield 7 3 In Western Assoc Clash
In Kansas City on August 2 the Ponca City Angels overtook an 11-8 hit disadvantage to trounce Springfield 7-3 and move into league leadership as the Cardinals sink to third place. Springfield plated all runs in the first inning before Ponca City responded. Virgil Vierra of Bartlesville worked for the Red hurler in the later notes.
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Altho
Hutchinson
Larks
Ponca City
Muskogee
Tigers
Joplin
Masucci
Kansas City
Ponca City Angels
Springfield
Cardinals
Cards
Bartlesville
Virgil Vierra
Hopewell Hosts Leave-Taking Club Teaparity
Hopewell social notes show Mrs. B A Hammond and four others hosting an afternoon club for Mrs. James Chubb and Mrs. J F Schnebly before their move to Kansas City Mo where Mr Chubb will teach. Mentions Mrs George Reynolds helping with cooking for threshers and visitors from Elizabeth Ky staying with Mrs Grey’s parents. Dan Frye and Ollie of Prospect noted.
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B. A. Hammond
William Clark
C. J. Fisher
W. H. Cooper
James Chubb
J. F. Schnebly
Kansas City
Chubb
George Reynolds
W. R. Nichols
Hope Grey
Gloria K
Elizabeth, Ky
Mrs. Grey
L. B. Snyder
Dan Frye
Ollie
Prospect
Social Visit Notes From Willow Spring and Cherokee
Sunday afternoon calls place at the Fred Purvis home. W M Vaugha n and Roy Merchant hosted Sunday evening visits. Rankin Creel and Ruth Flory with A M Reser household shared Sunday dinner. Creel plans to return to Cherokee Ia on Wednesday. Durwood Quackenbush from Oskaloosa was called to the Snyder home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Purvis
W. M. Vaughan
Roy Merchant
Rankin Creel
Ruth Flory
Willow Spring
A. M. Reser
Creel
Flory
Cherokee
Durwood Quackenbush
Oskaloosa
Mrs. L. B. Snyder
Across the Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Fragment
A scrambled puzzle clue row lists across and down hints with numerous misspellings and OCR errors. The readable items hint at standard crossword entries such as measures, states, and common words, but the fragmentary layout prevents full solution or clear narrative.
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Victory For Civics
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the Phantom Tzar
Rowlet
Wrk
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Panthers
Southpark Diamond
Junior Black
George Blevins
Broeker
J. Humphreys
Blevins
Humphreys
Dinks
Panther
Ewing
Montgomery
G. Blevins
Rothchild
F. Humphrey
F. Humphreys
Brooker
B. Firner
M. Black
House
Preece
J. Black
Pv Oo
D.S. Jones
Beker
D. B. Jones
L. Firner
Netzer
Uwuw
Montgomery c
Reher
Underwood, Rothchild
Ewineg
Reber
Treece
D. S. Jones
Balla
L. Finner
Francis Kappelman
Ean
Lawrence Ban Johnson Club
Holcom Grove
Bachman
Tom Zachary
Ben Cantwell
Vosmik
Greenberg
Gehringer
Goslin
Stane
Mi Johnson
Athletics
Werber
Almada
Lyons
Allen
Sauptian
Geten
Medwick
Martu
J. Collins
Stedwick
Herman
Breeran
Phillies
Kiples—Goodman
Suhr
Ott
Berger
Oakie
Galan
Castleman
Schumacher
Alva Greenberg
Eudora
Varsity
Bonner No
Fritzel
Ccc
Goodrich
Turday
Merle Black
Rinkydink
Hopewell
Lawrence Haleom Grove
Hatio
Nevada
EL Imi
Piairia
Asi
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