Playoff Tilt Won by Co-Ops in Junior League
The Co-Operative Club baseball team edged Scottish Rite 6 to 2 at South Park Diamond in a Junior League game. Co-Ops broke open in the fourth with four runs after Penney tripled in the third, Johnson homering in the fourth, and O Connor stealing third and scoring. Scottish Rite rallied with two runs in the fifth on Mayhugh and Charlton doubles, but Koehler and Tuttle kept the visitors from further scoring as Co-Ops held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative
Scottish Rites
South Park Diamond
Bies
Mayhugh
Maiden
Chappell
Lenahan
Penney
McKinney
Johnson
Dreyer
O'Connor
oneKinney
Rites
Boehle
Charlton
Kopp
Coyotes
Cardinals
Cubs
Tigers
Eagles
Midland
Rhpoae Johnson
Hartman
Ss Penney
Koehler
Ej Mayhugh
I Malden
Nooo
Chapwell
Hog
Dawes
Wee
Tuttle
Chariton
Beottish Rites
Francis Kappelman
Carol Campbell
Vaughan and Vosmik Leach in Major League Batting
New York. Vaughan of the Pirates leads the National League with a .401 average after 14 hits in 29 at bats, pushing his edge over Medwick and Hartnett. Vosmik of the Indians slides to .354 after five hits in 17 at bats, while Greenberg climbs to .337 and moves Roger Cramer to third with .336. The article lists top NL and AL hitters by games, at bats, runs, hits, and averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Joe Vosmick
Indians
Vaughan
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Vosmik
Greenberg
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Pet Vaughan
Pitts
Medwick
St. L
Bucher
Brook
Hartnett
Chicago
Lalber
X.Y. i. Oot
N.Y
Terry
Moore
Phila
Herman
Chi
Martin
RH Pet Vosmik
Cieve
Det
Ehilas
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball and Minor Leagues
AP recap of yesterday's games lists New York beating Boston 4 1 and Brooklyn tying Philadelphia 3 3 while Chicago tripped Cincinnati 9 closing programs with St Louis topping Chicago 10 9 and New York defeating Washington 9 4. American Association results include Kansas City 12 Louisville 4 in a rain called game and Toledo 10 BE Paul 7 with Columbus also noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cinginnatia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Spevesnear
Detroit
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Paul
Columbus
Ala Milwaukee Kansas City
St. Paul
Strange as It Seems by John Hix observations on vision and history
Strange as it seems you are stricken with temporary blindness each time you move your eyes. The text recalls Milan I of Serbia who reigned briefly after his father’s abdication in 1839 and died soon after. It notes Baikal ice road use in winter 1903 05 for railway transport and Russo Japanese War supply moves ferried across the lake. It mentions the Steamship Monopoly of 1798 as a Monday feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Milan
Milsoh
Milan I
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Weekend and midweek youth sports schedule highlights
The calendar lists numerous youth games across leagues and parks. Events include Coyotes v Cardinals and Cubs v Tigers at South Park, Lawrence v St Joseph, a Ban Johnson doubleheader, and junior Twilight leagues, plus softball tourneys at Wead Lawn and Woodlawn with multiple matchups and times across Saturday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southpark
Coyotes
Cardinals
Cubs
Tigers
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Ban Johnson
Holtom
Williamstown
Ve. Perry
Perry
South Park
Jayhawks
Rinkydinks
Panthers
Woodlawn Schowl
Elks
Co-O
Wildcats
Rain Forfeits Exhibition Softball Game
Last night’s exhibition softball game was halted by rain at the end of the first inning with spiked Varsity Cleaners leading an all star Negro team of Lawrence 5 to 0. Scott Brothers of Topeka were detained for a city tournament and the Negro team substituted. Plans show the game will be replayed at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity Cleaners
Lawrence
Scott Brothers
Topeka
Angels Sweep Series In 11-5 Victory Over Springfield
Ponca City beat Springfield 11 to 5 to complete a three game series sweep. Lyle Judy stole three bases to raise his season total to 76 as Ponca City moved one and a half games ahead of Hutchinson in the Western Association standings. Bartlesville dropped out of contention after costly losses, while Muskogee and Joplin split a late-innings contest with Muskogee prevailing 10-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lyle Judy
Ponca City
Angels
Hutchinson
Cardinals
Bartlesville Reds
Kellar
Sandusky
Larks
Conway
Muskogee
Joplin
Tigers
Bartlesville
Sunday Stars Shine in Major League Play
In a jumble of scores and names, Petey Sam West hits an eighth inning homer with Ray Pepper aboard to break a deadlock against the White Sox. Gehe Schott of the Reds shuts down the Cubs on four hits. Red Rolfe collects three hits and a steal against the Senators. Mel Ott belts his 24th homer and drives in another as the Giants beat the Braves 4 to 1. Sam Lestle of the Dodgers leads a five pitcher attack on Philadelphia.
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Pips
Ray Petey
Sam West
Browns
Ray Pepper
White Sox
Gehe Schott
Reds
Cubs
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Senators
Mel Ott
Giants
Braves
Sam Lestle
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Gill Dominates American Association Bats in Slump Reversal
Johnny Gill of Minneapolis ends a four week decline by lifting his batting average from .875 to .448 and moving to fourth with 365, while leading in home runs with 25 and total bases at 260. He adds 99 RBIs and 96 runs scored as Russell Arlett holds first in average, Powers and Winsett follow, with pitching led by Ryba at 14-4 and Stratton at 14-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny Gill
Minneapolis
Gill
Russell
Buzz) Arlett
Mike Powers
Toledo
John Winsett
Columbus
Johnny Cooney
Indianapolis
Morgan
Dale Alexander
Kansas City
Riggs Stephenson
Frank Doljack
Gil Brack
Louisville
Mike Ryba
Monte Stratton
St. Paul
Historic Baseball and Track Highlights From Early Years
A glimpse of past sports pages recalls Detroit boy Rowe defeating the White Sox and extending an 11 game streak. Earlier feats feature Olympic event placements by Tolan Simpson and Metcalfe, with An derson in discus, Afiller in pole vault, and Saling in high hurdles. A two years ago recap mentions Vance overcoming the Giants and Dodgers in the National League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pees
Rowe
Detroit
White Sox
Tolan
Simpson
Metcalfe
John Anderson
Bill Afiller
George Saling
Hung Spothes
Sud
Darry Vance Aha
Giants
Brooklyn Red
Cubs Yearn To Go Back To Chicago In Road Woes
The Cubs desire home field as they struggle on the road losing three straight games to the Pirates and Reds. Cubs were blanked 8-0 by Cincinnati with Gene Schott dominating. Giants beat Braves 4-1 as Castleman earns win. Dodgers stun Phillies 8-3 in opener. Yankees win 9-4 over Washington. Tigers lead, White Sox slight gap. Browns beat White Sox 10-8 with West homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
National League
Bill Terry
Giants
Wrigley Field
Pittsburgh Potentes
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bruins
Gene Schott
Braves
Clydell Castleman
Allyn Stout
Rockne Trained Coaches Lead in All Star Poll
Chicago August 3 Three coaches trained by Knute Rockne at Notre Dame lead the college All Stars staff poll to face the Chicago Bears on August 2. Edward P Slip Madigan tops with 39389 points while Charlie Bachman Frank Thomas and C W Spears follow in order. Elmer Layden and Bob McMillin compete as other Rockne associates with Bernie Bierman also in the running. Polls close tomorrow at midnight and the staff will be named Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Chicago Bears
Edward P
Slip) Madigan
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
C. W. Spears
Wisconsin
Rockne
Elmer Layden
Bob McMillin
Indiana
Bernie Biermar
Minnesota
Mills Rally Past Columbus as Lead Grows in AA Chase
In Chicago Aug 3 the Milwaukee Millers beat Columbus 11 to 9 in Minneapolis park to widen their lead in the American Association to three games. Milwaukee then topped first-place Indianapolis 8 to 6 at night, with Mike Ryba starting on the mound for Milwaukee. Leo Norris Buzz Arlett and Spencer Harris homered for Milwaukee as they bounced back from a 7 to 2 hole. Columbus fell six games back. Kansas City drew a record 35,000-plus fans at Muehlebach field as the Blues defeated Louisville 12 to 4 after a rain delay and a 20 minute stoppage. Hal Smith finished the nine innings for a shutout. Toledo beat St Paul 10 to 7, with Ivy Shiver belting two homers.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Millers
Milwaukee
Red Birds
Mike Ryba
Ray Kolp
Bill Perrin
Leo Norris
Buzz Arlett
Spencer Harris
Ryba
Joe Chambers
Kansas City
Louisville
Colonels
Struss
Hal Smith
Blues
Sewell
Lecompte
Ready for St Joseph Lawrence Crew Meets St Joseph in Doubleheader
The Lawrence and St Joseph Ban Johnson teams face off in a doubleheader at Holcom Diamond with a 1:30 start. Lawrence pitches Martinac in game one and Campbell in game two, while Martinac also stars as a right fielder. St Joseph counters with O Neill in right field and Hamerski on the mound with Deem catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
St. Joe
Ban Johnson
Holcom
Elzy Davis
Martinac
Carroll Campbell
John Carney
Pleasant Grove
O'Neil
St. Joe-Lawrence
Hamerski
Deem
Lawrence St. Joseph
Williamstown and Perry Face Off In Exhibition
The Williamstown and Perry baseball clubs meet in an exhibition game at Perry tomorrow afternoon. Both clubs had open dates in their schedules. Perry won the Jefferson County league first session while Williamstown finished second. The rivalry suggests a hard fought contest.
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Williamstown
Perry
Leading Batters And Pitchers Of The Era Mentioned
Stats highlight top performers across leagues with Medwick of the Cardinals leading in hits and runs, Ott of the Giants with 24 home runs, and Greenberg of the Tigers excelling in batting, RBIs, and hits. Pitchers Castleman and Lyons top their lists with strong win totals and low ERAs.
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Assecien Fes National Langua
Vaughan
Piraten
AOL
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
Collins
Ott
Grants
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillips
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Pirater
Giants
Berner
Braves
Galan
Castleman
Schumacher
Vostik
Indians
Greenberg
Tigers
Gehringer
Greenbers
Goslin
Vostalk
Woemth
Stone
Senators
Johnson
Athletics
Werber
Red Sox
Lyons
White
Sox
Exi
Linwood Social Roundup of Visits and Events
Linwood residents hosted and visited during a busy spell with many relatives from Law rence Herington Fall Leaf and Kansas City. Guests included Calv in Silvian Alfred Stienbrink and Mary Ravenscroft and a full slate of local families sharing dinners birthdays and threshing reports. Community activity noted at Pony Creek club with a varied program and tip of summer tasks like straw baling and harvest progress.
Socials and travel notes from Reno area neighbors
Mr and Mrs Sam Gilliland and family spent Sunday at Basc or. Les Worley hosted a dancing party at Midland hall Saturday night. Misses Mary and Ruth Phenicie and R A Phenicie went to Wichita Monday for a short visit. Miss Anna Taylor awaits a September visit from her sister Mrs W H Horr of San Diego Cal. About 15 young friends surprised Miss Helen Dehoff for her birthday then enjoyed a cafeteria dinner at the Dehoff home and swimming at the Tonganoxie pool. Mrs J W Dowley and nephew Jag Enid Okla visited the O Dea home on Tuesday as Robert Hildebrand and Alfred Skeets attended National Guard drill at Lawrence Tuesday evening.
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George Kirkman
Ula Whitney
Roy Kern
Louisburg
Rev. Tucker
Kansas City
Carl Silkey
Alfred Stienbrink
Fall Leaf
Mary Ravenscroft
Leeds
Elsie Barnett
W. H. Smith
G. W. Smith
Lawrence
Herington
Myrtle
Virginia Sedgwick
Riley Barnett
Hanny
Margaret Sedgwick
E. R. Barnett
J. L. Griffin
Kan
J. Coleman
Tonganoxie
J. B. Coleman
Les Worley
Midland Hall
Mary
Ruth Phenicie
R. A. Phenicie
Wichita
Anna Taylor
W. H. Horr
San Diego
Cal
Helen Dehoff
C. L. Dehoff
J. W. Dowley
J Ag
Enid. Okla
O'Dea
Robert Hildebrand
Alfred Skeets
National Guard
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Yesterday
The page presents a scrambled crossword with across and down clues for a daily puzzle. It includes numerous numbered entries such as seeds, constellations, and phrases, plus scattered garbled text and partial solutions from yesterday’s puzzle.
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Pet
Vaughan and
Vosmik Leach
John Hix
ALA
Arno
Roshi
Leshord
Siena
Weadlawn Diamond
Eudora
Carl's
Woodman’s
Bonner Springs
Fritzel’s
Zenndings
Springfield
Minneapolia Slugger
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ralph Boyle
Bucky Walter
John Pezzullo
Dolph Camilli
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Bronca
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Donte Bush
The
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bush
Billy Evang
Prees
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Ohajael League
Teenate
Charley
Ghringer
America Leagle
Erlbing
Linwood
Calvin Silvian
Malcolm
Charles Coleman
Johanna Mae
Alfred Allison
Bonnie Jacka
Jack Wright
Harold Howell
Baby
Betty Jean Kirkman
Leona Smith
W. G. Smith
Don
John Haas
Haas
Bethel
Helen Howells
S. A. Hittle
Sam Seanor
Cal Anderson
Selina
Mary Marshall
Julia Farrer
Jarbalo
Pony Creek
Charles Ulrich
Audrey Winkieman
Leonard Stanwix
Ellen Reece
Edward E. Hoskins
Mary Jae Dorney
Mrs. Myers
Doris Worley
Clarence Hummelgarde
Jean Anderson
Dorothy Anderson
Wolf
Stanwood
Young
Heyward
Nisele
Wood
Reno
Sam Gilliland
John
Bascor
Seme
American Northwest
Conteiner
Constellation
Board
Good News
Endowment
Wrath
Snes Ut
AIF
Johnson League
St. Joseph Oa
Lawrence Holcom Grove
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