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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1949

Page

8

Junior Legion Crushes Rudy-Fick in 13-2 Win at Park

Lawrence Junior Legion pounded Rudy-Fick of Kansas City 13 to 2 at Municipal Park as Don Sneegas and Billy Bradley split the mound duties. Sneegas earned the win with two earned runs allowed in seven innings, striking out eight. Lawrence built early leads and pulled away, with key hits from Marcell Geta and Jim Marsell. The win, Lawrence’s 17th in 27 games, punched their ticket toward the state tournament and set up a Friday clash with El Dorado in Neodesha.

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Standings and scores from multiple baseball leagues

American League shows Detroit 10 New York 2 and Philadelphia 8 Chicago 3 at night. National League lists New York 3 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 7 Boston 2, Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 8. American Association Indiana 7 1 Emual 2 Columbus 3 Kansas City 1. Western Association standings include Muskogee 14 7 Hutchinson 6 1 Topeka 4 20 Leavenworth 6 4. Other minor league notes: Independence 11 Wardeville 8 Carthage 30 Kittabur Chanute Poncaddy Lola 7 Miami 0.

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Baseball Roundup Mixed Names Across Cities and Scores

The report lists scattered baseball references across teams in Boston Philadelphia St. Louis and Brooklyn with various players noted for strikeouts batting averages and run totals. Several misread names and numbers appear due to OCR but indicate a league update with multiple players and game results.

Postwar Garden City housing units rise in three years

Garden City Kan Aug 3 The community's war built housing has produced 695 new units in the last three years with retail values estimated between 4 and 5 million dollars. In the first six months of the current year 14 new rental units were added. Peak production reached in 1948 with 279 units, followed by 207 in 1947 and 189 in 1946.

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Letter on improvements and KU stadium conditions

A reader criticizes a Friday Daily Journal-World piece on KU Stadium conditions while praising past columns. The letter urges budgeted improvements, warns against pessimism, and notes strong local sports enthusiasm including KU baseball, Lawrence Colts, Junior American Legion, and upcoming tournaments at Municipal Park. The note mentions Minnesota fishing disputes and a 16 pound 3 ounce Northern Pike catch.

Minnesota angler lands record trout in season tally

The report notes a 12 pound Rainbow Trout caught this season and a Brook Trout at 11 pounds 18 ounces, both among the largest on record. It mentions Hoakel lanes and Colorado flyline enthusiasts amid the trout catch summary.

Hoakel Lanes Colorado Minnesota

Woodlawn hosts two games in Midwest Meters and Eagles win

In Midwest Meters versus Woodlawn action the Eagles posted a tournament contest win while the hosts fell in a later matchup. Key players and scoring details reflect a tight early round, with both teams advancing in the event.

Midwest Eagles

Lost race to store Ramona couple welcomes baby boy

Ramona couple, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Devies, left their rural home near Ramona to beat the stork to a hospital in Herington Kansas. They swapped a truck for a faster car but arrived too late. the eight pound two and a half ounce boy was born as the car pulled up. Both mother and son were reported doing satisfactorily. Also notes Canyon de Chelly in northern Arizona holds over 800 prehistoric sites and 198 major ruins.

Herington Kan Paul Devies Ramona Here Dennis Canyon de Chelly Arizona

Coaches Wail at Hot Springs Clinic On 1949 Notre Dame Mustangs

Two college football figures Frank Leahy and Matty Bell spoke at the Hot Springs coaching clinic predicting mixed fortunes for Notre Dame and SMU this season. They cited losses of key players and uncertainty about filling roles, with Leahy joking about five and six deep being unlikely this year. Both echoed hope for competitive play despite upheaval, citing Walker Johnson and Gil Johnson as examples of rebuilding challenges.

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Washington State to Meet Oklahoma A and M in 1951

Pulman Aug 3 State college plans to bring strong teams inland. Athletic director Bob Brumbley said Washington State would host Oklahoma A and M in 1951 and play in Stillwater in 1952. Dates not yet set. Read the Journal-World Want Ads.

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