Baseball Scores From The Ban Johnson Results
The roundup lists game results with teams and scores including Marysville 7 Junction City 4 Concordia 3 Manhattan 2 Podge City 6 Liberal 1 Reloit 5 Fairbury 2 Tola 0 Independence 1 Coffeyville 5 Parsons 2.
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Marysville
Junction City
Concordia
Manhattan
Podge City
Liberal
Reloit
Fairbury
Tola
Independence
Coffeyville
Parsons
Baseball Major League Statistics Summary
American League leaders include Williams of Boston top batting at .410 and DiMaggio of New York with 153 hits and 94 RBIs. Keller of New York leads home runs with 27. DiMaggio also tied for second in runs scored with 97. National League leaders feature Reiser of Brooklyn batting .340 and Slaughter of St. Louis with 125 hits.
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Williams
Boston
Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
New York
Rolfe
Judnich
St. Louis
Kellner
Cleveland
Keller
Nw York
Kreevich
Chicago
Gomez
Reiser
Brooklyn
Hopp
Moore
Hack
Slaughter
Mize
Nicholson
Dallessandro
Camilli
Ott
Frey
Cincinnati
Handley
Pittsburgh
Riddle
White
Kansas archery titles awarded in Wichita finals
Mrs. Paul Baumgardner of Newton won the Kansas women’s archery title and Ted Call of Kansas City Kan. held the men’s crown. Baumgardner scored 699 and Call 1150 in finals. Grand prize went to Mrs. Walter Molzen for skilled and sportsmanlike shooting. Virgil Sandquist, 14, Hutchinson, took the junior boys title. Clarence Molzen, Newton, the girls title. Norman Smalley, Hutchinson, the midget boys crown.
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Wichita
Paul Baumgardner
Newton
Kansas
Ted Call
Kansas City
Kan
Baumgardner
Call
Walter Molzen
Virgil Sandquist
Hutchinson
Clarence Molzen
Norman Smalley
Local City Golf Spilenam Eae at Lawrence Country Club
Defending champion Don Wetzel, sidelined by poison ivy, opens with Dr H P Jones in an important first round at Lawrence Country Club. Galloway and Wetzel are among top survivors as Chapman, Davis, and Galloway advance in early rounds. Flight A and B play by rounds with Coy Perry and Stowits advancing, others forced to extra holes. Quarterfinals watch as Pugh Warren and Moore Baker stage tight matches with several players earning spots in semis.
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H. P. Jones
Spuenam Eae
Lawrence Country Club
George Wetzel
Chi Galloway
Earl
Allen
Senne
Dream golf lesson ends with vase smash in Atlanta
Golf writer Al Sharp of the Atlanta Constitution says a nocturnal mentor he calls a ghost gave him a dream lesson. He woke to find a broken brassie and a smashed vase, then played the capital city course the next morning for his best 883 in the season.
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al Sharp
The
Atlanta Constitution
Capital City
Cardinals Farm System Takes National League Lead
The Cardinals farm clubs top the league standings with Columbus Red Birds in American Association lead after sweeping Indianapolis 5 1 and 4 3. Preacher Roe allowed five hits in game one while Harry Brecheen earned his 12th win in game two.
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Columbus Red Birds
Columbus
Indianapolis
Preacher Roe
Indians
Harry Brecheen
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Blues
Milt Haefner
Joe Hatten
Paul Sullivan
Louisville
Toledo
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Milwaukee
Fern Bell
Stidham Expects Plenty of T for Marquette
Milwaukee, Aug 4. Sus picious Tom Stidham Marquette football coach anticipates a busy T formation season for 1941. He notes many coaches will add T plays and that Notre Dame system teams Wisconsin Michigan State Duquesne Mississippi and Detroit are adopting it. A successful T last year may push wider use as a change of pace to challenge opponents.
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Tom Stidham
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Wisconsin
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Mississippi
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Stidham
Ralph Guldahl Captures Milwaukee Open Title
Mirror Today recalls last year’s Milwaukee Open where Ralph Guldahl posted a 72 hole total of 268 to edge Ed Oliver by two strokes. The note sits amid a chronology of notable sports moments from decades past.
Merriam Baseball Team Edges Local Squad at Starwood Park
Merriam defeats Lawrence Merchants 5 to 4 at Starwood park with all Merriam runs in first two innings. Merchants score two in the third and one in eighth and ninth. Salina crowned Kansas American Legion baseball champion with a 12 to 2 win over Emporia in finals, dethroning Topeka.
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Lawrence Merchants
Starwood Park
Merchants
Salina
Russell
Kan
Kansas American Legion
Salinans
Emporia
Topeka
Zeke Bonura Finds Contentment in Uncle Sam Army
Zeke Bonura, former major league star, expresses happiness in Army life at Camp Shelby Mississippi. He serves as assistant athletic director at the reception center and oversees games. He notes his team remains undefeated against units from Louisiana camps. Bonura reflects on past baseball moves and praises Army treatment while stressing defense readiness.
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Camp Shelby
Miss
Zeke Bonura
Uncle Sam
Zeke
Piers
Louisiana
Chicago Cubs
Minneapolis
American Association
New York Yankees
Two Browns Pitchers Star in Doubleheader Victory
Johnny Niggeling held the Yankees to four hits in the opener 6-2, fanning DiMaggio while Harris followed with a two-hitter in the nightcap 5-0. The Browns halt New York’s streak as Niggeling and Harris each deliver shutouts in a twin bill.
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Johnny Niggeling
Bob Harris
St. Louis Browns
Niggeling
Cincinnati
Harris
Buck Newsom
New York Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Joe DiMaggio
Giuseppe
Yank
Dimag
No-Hit Showups Highlight Fort Smith Doubleheader
Fort Smith split with Topeka and Joplin as Neil Saulia tossed a seven inning no hit no run win in game two, 1-0, while Fort Smith won the opener 6-1. Joplin and Springfield also won their nightcap games. Fort Smith hosts Salina at Joplin and others on the schedule with Muskogee and Carthage fading in the standings.
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Fort Smith
Neil Saulia
Topeka Owls
Neil
Joplin
Giants
Salina
Springfield
Cardinals
Hutchinson
Pirates
Muskogee
Carthage Browns
Carthage
Topeka
Co-Op South End and Auto Service in district tourney schedule
Monday features Co-Op-South End versus Auto Service at Woodlawn park. Fritz Co. meets Blue's Buckets in sub district action. Tuesday lists Oil-O-Matics unnamed opponent and Friends versus Skelly of Bonner Springs at Woodlawn park. Wednesday Lone Star faces Lions at South Park. Thursday Asby's Rascals with TBD opponent at South Park. Friday Lions play Auto Service at South Park.
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Auto
South Par
Fritz Co
Blue’s Buckets
Woodlawn Park
Oil-O-Matics
South Park
Friends
Skelly
Bonner Springs
Lone Star
Lions
Asby’s Rascals
Acting Postmaster Named at Eureka Kansas
George E. Hull is named acting postmaster at Eureka Kansas as announced by the Post Office Department. Hull will oversee local mail operations and serve in the postmaster role in an acting capacity.
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Washington
George E. Hull
Eureka
Kan
Post Office
Big Crappie Catch Hints At KU Football Luck
Notes say Gwinn Henry landed a two pound three ounce crappie at Lone Star lake. coaches and players linked to Kansas football speculation. Don Pierce of KU, last season's All-Big Six center, may join the Brooklyn Dodgers. talks ongoing with no contract. Football signals four new rules for officials to call violations.
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K. U
Gwinn Henry
Lone Star Lake
Gwinn
Lone Star
Yellowstone Park
John Outland
Don Pierce
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Mike Getto
Dodgers
Don
Weekend sport briefs summarize golf and horse racing results
Girard Ohio Craig Wood defeated Vic Ghezzi 5 and 4 in an official world golf championship and posted 271 for 72 holes, besting P G A title holder's 277. Jock Whitney’s two year old Buster won the U S Hotel stakes at Saratoga Springs beating Requested and Amphitheater in 1 12 2/3 over six furlongs at 16 10 for 2. Bobby Riggs defeated Frankie Kovacs at Meadow Club invitation in Southampton 6 2 6 2 6 3. Cincinnati umpire Larry Goetz noted.
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Associated Press
Girard
Ohio
Craig Wood
Vic Ghezzi
Saratoga Springs
Jock Whitney
Buster
U. S
Southampton
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Kovacs
Cincinnati
Larry Goetz
Mauriello Nears Lesnevich Title Fight In New York
The piece notes questions about Tami Mauriello vs Gus Lesnevich for the light heavyweight world title, mentioning Mauriello’s lone prior light heavyweight bout and inviting reader inference. It also references Babe Barna possibly joining the Giants, introduces a $500 monthly salary cap for a Dixie pro football league, and notes two Norfolk and two Columbus towns in major leagues, all within the Yankee and Cardinal farm systems context.
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Columbus
Cardinal
Last act of Ted Mann features Steve Lach for All-America
Ted Mann leaves Duke publicity to join the naval reserve and nominates Steve Lach the backfield star for the All-America. The ringer tournament has four aces so far and Jack Doyle faces odds of 200000 to one for a hole-in-one. About 90000 golfers from 302 clubs compete. The sister of Chris Dundee celebrated Georgie Abrams victory by going from the broadcast to the hospital for the birth of a baby.
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Ted Mann
Duke
Naval Reserve
Steve Lach
Steve
Peter Dawson
Jack Doyle
Chris Dundee
Georgie Abrams
Georgie
Billy Loose
Baseball fans rail at Clark Griffith price tag
Detroit Free Press notes Washington owner Clark Griffith faces criticism from fans over his fixed player pricing. He reportedly asks as high as 200000 to sell a ballplayer and 7500 as the waiver price to purchase.
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Dale Stafford
Detroit Free Press
Washington
Clark Griffith
Ozawkie Beats Midland 9 6 In Baseball Tilt
Ozawkie defeated Midland 9 to 6 in a baseball tilt at Midland yesterday. Both teams had 10 hits and Midland committed nine errors. Midland will travel to Meriden for a game next Sunday.
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Ozawkie
Midland
Midland Boys
Meriden
Student Aviator Drowned in Verdigris River Capsize
Coffeyville Kan Aug 4 Leland Hall 19 a student aviator drowned in the Verdigris river after a canoe capsized He was the son of Mr and Mrs T R Hall and would have completed his flying course in September.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Pi— Leland Hall
Verdigris River
T. R. Hall
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