Schoolboy Rowe Shines as Tigers Top Yankees in Slim Lead
Tigers ace Schoolboy Rowe wins his ninth, bats in three runs with a triple and a double as Detroit beats the New York Yankees 11 2. Rowe’s strong outing helps Detroit reclaim first place in the American League while Boston and Chicago win to stay in upper division. Dodgers sweep Pirates in a two game set.
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Detroit Tigers
Evelar U
Bucky Newsom
Newsom
Tigers
New York Yankees
Yankees
South End Defeats General Service 14 to 8 in Softball
South End beat General Service 14 to 8 in a Senior Softball league game at Southpark last night. Box score details follow.
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South End
General Service
General Service Crew
Southpark
I Meyers
McClure
Beougher
Seretche
Dowers
King
Puckett
Russell
Armstrong
A Gigler
Hayden
Erdue
Ig Husted
Ark
Kircher
Es Bahnnijer
jKasson
Rf - Dietrich
Lawrence Sanitary at Lawrence Merchants Friday
Sanitary faces Lawrence Merchants in a Friday contest at Woodlawn Park. Kickoff time listed as 8.00 with local crowds期待.
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Lawrence Sanitary
Lawrence Merchants
Woodlawn Park
Top golfers chase par in Milwaukee Open field
A field of 185 players including stars from amateur and pro ranks teed off in Milwaukee for a $5,000 Milwaukee Open. Ralph Bud Williamson shot a 64 to lead the medal chase, with Harvey Reidemann and Jimmy Milward among early leaders. Weather favored scoring as 21 others posted par blazing rounds and contenders eyed Sunday’s 36 hole finale.
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Milwaukee
North Hills
Proamateur
Williamson
Harvey Reidemann
Waterton
Wis
Jimmy Milward
Madison
Tommy Armoury
Chicago
Jim Ferrier
Johnny Bulla
Ed Oliver
Hornell
N. Y
Thsworth Vines
Pasadena
Calif
Willie Goggin
St. Paul
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Springfield Cardinals edge Topeka Owls in Western league action
Springfield Cardinals defeated Topeka Owls 3 to 2 to widen the gap with Muskogee Reds in the Western association. Muskogee hammered Hutchinson 7 to 1, St Joseph split with Joplin, and Fort Smith beat Salina 7 to 3 as the series continued.
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Springfield
Cardinals
Topeka
Owls
Muskogee Reds
Reds
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Joplin
Saints
Fort Smith
Salina
Jerry Bernstein
George Valines
Joe Malman
Blix Donnelly
Earl Dothager
Clint Raper
Muskogee
Georges
Byrd
Eddie Barnett
Red Birds Climb in American Association Standings
The Columbus Red Birds won 7 to 4 over Toledo, extending a five game streak and rising to third place as Minneapolis faltered to St Paul. Kansas City widened its lead to 10 games over Minneapolis and 15 over Columbus after Kansas City’s 5 to 1 win over Milwaukee. Red Barrett pitched well for Indianapolis until late, as Louisville fell 3 to 2.
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American Association
Kansas
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Seenenseemennes
Bees Jeontene Veneeraometesei
Lapei
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Millers
Birds
Indianapolis
Red Birds
Kansas City
Blues
Milwaukee
Charley Stancey
Brewers
Red Barrett
Louisville
Tom Gwin
Chet Morgan
Artie’ Parks
Colonels
Hulteen Flight A Champ in Hillview City golf tourney
George Hulteen defeated Bud Coy three and two to win flight A. In championship flight semi finals, Chi Galloway’s absence delays the match with Dick Baskett awaiting to face Don Wetzel in the final. Flight B sees Charles Lang beat Edward Stout 1 up to meet J S McMillin, who advanced 1 up, while C C Carl may miss his semi with Pete Swartz due to illness.
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Hillview
George Hulteen
Bud Coy
Chi Galloway
Galloway
Dick Baskett
Don Wetzel
Charles Lang
Edward Stout
Waner brothers entertain at world’s fair baseball school
The piece recalls the Waner brothers being featured at a world’s fair baseball school where star pupil Bucky Walters, a reformed third baseman, admits he preferred listening to the Waners over pitching against them while Iowa State Teachers College provides the first basketball hype.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Waner Brothers
Bucky Walters
Major League Baseball Leaders Highlight 1940s Era
National League top batters include Danning New York .329 with 70 runs by Mize St Louis 97 RBIs and 30 homers. Pitching leaders feature Newsom Detroit 13 2 and Sewell Pittsburgh 8 2. Greenberg Foxx and DiMaggio anchor RBIs and homers across leagues.
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Associated Press
Danning
New York
May
Philadelphia
Frey
Cincinnati
Mize
St. Louis
BF. McCormick
Herman
Chicago
F. McCormick
Hack
F. Mc- Cormick
Ross
Boston
Nicholson
Stolenhasen- Keene
Brooklyn
Titselinmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Radcliff
Finney
Williams
McCosky
Detroit
Greenberk
York
Cramer
Greenberg
Boudreau
Cleveland
Keller
Foxx
DiMaggio
Case
Washington
Walker
Newsom
Rowe
Stokes and Todd clash in Broadmoor quarterfinals
In Colorado Springs Eddie Stokes of Denver and Harry Todd of Dallas meet in the Broadmoor invitation quarter finals. Dick and Will Price of Wichita lead two more quarterfinals with Berryhill and Norton advancing. Carey beat Brady to reach the last eight.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Eddie Stokes
Denver
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tex
Price Brothers
Wichita
Kan
Will, Jr
Earle Berryhill
Sapulpa
Okla
Morris Norton
Wichita Falls
Vern Bowdle
Salt Lake City
Emerson Carey, Jr
Todd
Pat Malloy
Tulsa
Cheyenne Mountain
Stokes
Young
Hates Spate
Coffeyville
Harry Strassburger
Dick ‘Price
Kansas
Wichita City
Will Price
Frank Freeman
Berryhill
John Jory
Norton
Roger Hurd
Chicago
Lawson Little
Bowdle
Utah
Gil Davis, Jr
Kansas City
Carey
Ed Brady
Tigers Top Yankees 7 2 Ends Ailey Donald Streak
A year ago Detroit beat New York 7 2 ending rookie Ailey Donalds 12 game winning run. The season record and game details are noted as part of a historic recap.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Ailey Donald
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Ranger Maade
Malcolm Campbell
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues and Cities
Summary of scores from American Association Western and Southern leagues plus Texas and Western Leagues. Notable games include Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 1, Louisville 3 Indianapolis 3 Columbus 7 Toledo 4, Detroit 11 New York 2, Fort Worth 9 Beaumont 4, Oklahoma City 10 Shreveport 1, Dallas 5 Houston 4, San Antonio 6 Tulsa 3. Several postponements and rain cancellations listed. classified page advertises market activity.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Brooklyn SS
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Western Association
Joplin
St. .Joseph
Springfield
Topeka
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Salina
San ‘Antonio
Tulsa
Mitchell
Norfolk
Sioux Falls
Worthington
Bunch Wins Nevin Monkey Business Cup At Gun Club
J J Bunch of Atchison tops the Nevin monkey business cup with 44 of 50. Dr A S Anderson takes the sliding handicap trophy with 23 of 25. Mrs Charles McCreight's team ties Dr L K Zimmer's squad at two all in the team race. three points needed to win.
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J. J. Bunch
Atchison
A. S. Anderson
J J. Bunch
Dr.l. K. Zimmer
Blondie Mathews
Fred Reynolds
Odd Williams
Ford Harbaug
G. K. Carlson
Ford Harbour
Dr. A. S. Ander
Skip Williams
Bert Metzger
Bill Bowman
Dodgers Beat Pirates Behind Seven Hit Hurling
Whitlow Wyatt and Hough Casey starred for the Dodgers as they defeated the Pirates with seven-hit pitching. Casey added four hitless innings of relief to secure the win in the second game. Rowe of the Tigers held the Yankees to seven hits and drove in three runs with a double. Foxx homered for Boston to beat Cleveland, and Kuhel propelled Chicago with two hits and two RBIs in a win over Philadelphia.
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Boston
Red Sox
Iitz Ostermueller
Sam Chapman
A’s
Chicago
White Sox
Nelson Potter
Dodgers
Yankees
Ed Smith
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whitlow Wyatt
Harry Lavagetto
Hough Casey
Pirates
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Indians
Joe Kuhel
Athletics
Tennis Tidbits From New York Circuit
The column notes Alice Marble skipping East Hampton to work on a lecture. Sidney Wood remains a strong challenger. Mu riel Magnuson is touted as Marble’s successor. Sarah Palfrey’s forehand tweak draws attention. Don Mc Neill earns fans after two sets with a ball boy following his Chicago clay courts title win.
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New York
Alice Marble
East Hampton
Shell
Sidney Wood
Minneapolis
Cutie
Muriel Magnuson
Sarah Palfrey
Don McNeill
Chicago
Baldwin News Highlights Local Travels and Institute Events
Dr. Nelson P. Horn returns from Indian Hills near Denver with family. Miss Helen Heaston named Detroit school music supervisor. Epworth League Institute on the Baker campus features speeches by W. J. Williams and Paul Kochan. Mrs. Deel hosts Topeka relatives. Senorita Elisa Perez updates Baldwin friends on Mexico City election.
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Indian Hills
Denver
Mexico
Helen Heaston
Edward Heaston
High Prairie
Detroit
Mich
Heaston
University of Kansas
Iowa
Sucess
O. Scott Morgan
Lawrence Memorial Oval
Baldwin
S. A. Deel
Baldwin Epworth League Institute
Taylor Hall
Baker
America
W. J. Williams
Paul Kochan
Pearson
Paola
Epworth League Institute
Harry O. Ritter
Burlington
Merle Whitlow
Marysville
Belle Hagans
Sedan
Frank Rynerson, Jr
Topeka
G. C. Hester
Harold Soulen
Kansas City
Kan
Lucille Dack
Cherryvale
Kenneth Hunter
Muriel Dayhoff
Morning Watch
Leslie Miller
D. C. Lackey
Morrill
Evelyn Kirney
Iola
Frank C. ‘Leitaker
Lenora Williams
Rockford
Rela
One Minute Interview on Pitching Legends
Cobb compares Bob Feller to Walter Johnson noting Feller is first rate but not Johnson. He cites Johnson winning games despite opponents knowing his pitch beforehand. Johnson’s legacy and pitching psychology are highlighted in the exchange.
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Bobbe Feller
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Scouting Notes on Giants Red Sox Phillies Infield Ties
Scattered notes mention Hal Schumacher a fourth stringer from St Lawrence University. Elton Duse may switch from catcher to pitcher for the Red Sox. The Phillies have early interest in Skooter Newsome. Gene Corbett and Nick Etten form the infield for the Baltimore Orioles.
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Hal Schumacher
The
Giants
St. Lawrence.u
Red Sox
Elton Duse
Providence
Phillies
Skooter Newsome
Gene Corbett
Nick Etten
Baltimore Orioles
Dodgers Sign Fd Head From Fimira In Dodger Pitcher Turnaround
The article notes a pitcher named Fd Head who began as a southpaw before a broken arm led him to become a right hander. It mentions New Castle Pa and references various sports items, including Buffalo police examination and historic figures. The garbled text asserts impact on a 1994-95 season and compares to Bobby Feller.
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Charlie Landels
New Castle
Dodgers
Fimira
Officer Oscar Petterson Bursts Grass Fire Home
Police deskman Oscar Petterson left he desk to battle a grass blaze at his home 2004 Ohio Street after a call from his wife. He drove in a squad car and, with a borrowed hose, contained the fire without help from the fire department.
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Oscar Petterson
Petterson
Ohio Street
Pettercon
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