Locals Take Doubleheader Over St Joseph 9 4 and 1 0
Lawrence Ban Johnson’s squad defeated St Joseph in a twin bill at Holcom's Grove by 9 to 4 then 1 to 0. In game one Sehon and Carney drove runs as Martinac and Madosh starred, while Stark and Jones produced key hits for St Joseph. The nightcap featured a pitchers duel, Sehon and Carney delivering late scoring in the eighth to clinch the win as Campbell fanned seven and Zanko held the visitors.
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Lawrence Ban Johnson
St. Joseph
Holcom’s Grove
Lawrence
Sehon
Carney
Martinac
Madosh
Houk
Stark
A. Jones
Harris
McClure
Campbell
Zanko
Jones
Conroy
Murray
Boleski
Sa T.idney
Neudorff
Hamerski
O Rock
D. Lilley
Helcom
Batcock
Holeski
Neudorft
Hock
Hamersik
Martinc
Namerski
Balks
Martinge
Weldon
Bice
POA
C. Jones
Jocuet P Stark
Jim
Zanke
Kock
M. Jones
Josh
Babcock
Hotcom
Joseph
Lilley
Rock
M_ Jones
Vanko
Campbelll
Pires
Rice
Lawpance
Fires of San Francisco and Livingston steam monopoly
The piece details San Francisco’s repeated great fires from Christmas Eve 1319 to June 1851, the role of lax civic structures and underworld arson, and the estimated damage of 24006000. It also covers Robert R Livingston’s monopoly on steamboat operation in New York waters, tied to Fulton, and notes the evolving terms and future segment about The Infant Commander.
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San Francisco
Robert R. Livingston
Fulton
New York State
Livingston
Cubs Stop Tigers In Midget League Showdown
The Cubs defeated the first session champion Tigers 8 to 1 at South Park. In the opener, the Card finale beat the Coyotes 8 to 3. Stapleton homered for the Tigers, Stallard and Fairbanks drove runs, and Gullickson made the final putout. Tonight at 6:15 Eagles meet Midland to start the Junior Twilight schedule with Coyotes vs Rinky Dinks at 5 and Jayhawk vs Wildcats at 6:15 tomorrow.
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Cubs
Tigers
South Park Diamond
Cardfinale
Coyotes
Tiger
Stapleston
Stallard
Cub
Fairbanks
Stapleton
Fisher
Hormuth
Gullickson
Price
Eagles
Midland
Rinkydinks
Jayhawk
Wildcats
Cardinals
Sar Rhporte
McGhee
Slanwix
Pess
Agoda
Weber
Krum
Stanwix
Street
Empire
Francis Kappelinan
Sports Calendar Highlights Local Youth Leagues This Week
The week features multiple games across youth leagues. Monday shows Eagles against Midland in Junior Twilight at Southpark, plus four softball tourney games at Woodlawn including Eudora vs Carl and Varsity Cleaners vs Woodman’s. Tuesday lists Midget league games at South Park and more softball at Woodlawn, with Wednesday and Thursday full of park and Woodlawn fixtures, and Friday caps with finals at Woodlawn. Saturday schedules Cardinals vs Panthers and Cubs vs Jayhawks at Woodlawn with additional park games.
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Eagles
Midland
Southpark
Woodlawn
Eudora
Carl
Varsity Cleaners
Woodman’s
Bonner Springs
Fritzel’a
South Park
Jayhawks
Rinkydinks
Coyotes
Panthers
Woodlawn School
Elks
Cubs
Wildcats
Tigers
Cardinals
Botatts
Stars Shine as Durocher and Medwick Lead Early Rally
Leo Durocher and Joe Medwick spark a high scoring contest with Durocher collecting three hits and Medwick driving in two runs with a single and a double. Ival Goodman and Walter Stephenson each contribute key hits as Cubs rally against Len Warneke. Elton Walkup, George Burns pace Browns in split with White Sox, while Wes Ferrell and Fank Higgins power A’s to a nightcap win. Joe Kuhel, Tummy Bridges, Sam Leslie, Dolph Camilli, Hal Schumacher, and Carl Hubbell figure in multiple hits or decisive moments across the games.
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Leo Durocher
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Durocher
Pirates
Medwick
Ival Goodman
Redz
Walter Stephenson
Cubs
Len Warneke
Stephenson
Elton Walkup
George Burns
Browns
White Sox
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Fank Higgins
Athletics
Cubs Show Spirit To Win Games In MLB Action
Cubs surge into second place after July run with cohesive clubhouse culture. Manager Charlie Grimm defends players while castigating a rookie over an attempted punch, then is ejected in a protest as Chicago splits a doubleheader with Cincinnati. The piece notes a mood of unity and renewed competitiveness with the Giants looming.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Bears
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Walter Stephenson
Bill Jurges
Stephenson
Jurges
Cincinnati Reds
George Magerkurth
Chirle
George Stainback
Reds
Yesterday's results across leagues and cities recap
National League scores include New York 9 to 3 over Boston 2 to 1 and Cincinnati 5 to 3 with Chicago 1 to 4 and Brooklyn 4 to Philadelphia 1 to 5. American League action shows Detroit 7 over Cleveland, Washington 11 over New York 10, Boston 7 over Philadelphia 6, Chicago 2 to 10 over St. Louis 4 to 6. Other leagues report Kansas City 5 over Louisville 4, Indianapolis 4 over Milwaukee 1, Minneapolis 9 over Columbus 6, Toledo 13 over St. Paul 0, plus regional results across Beloit Manhattan Wichita Dorada Kansas City Topeka Garden City Dodge City St Joseph and LawrenceLeavenworth Atchison Abilene Concordia. Eastern Missouri League games Cracker 5 Kaiser 11 Eldon 8 Camdenton 5. Thousands of buyers read the Journal-World classified page daily.
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American Association
Pet
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Aik
Wis
York
Chicago
St. Louisa
Pittsburgi
Brooklin Ada
Cincinnati
Aid
Philadelphia
Boston
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnatii
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Beloit
Manhattan
Wichita
Dorada
Topeka
Garden City
Dodge City
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Atchison
Abilene
Concordia
Kaiser
Eldon
Camdenton
Boxers Conclude Training for Bout Wednesday
Solemn Joe Louis, Detroit's hard hitting heavyweight, idled in Michigan before Wednesdays ten round battle at Comiskey Park against King Levinsky. Louis finished preparations yesterday and departed for an unannounced destination before returning to Chicago Wednesday morning for the weigh in. he weighed 194 pounds after yesterday's drill.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
Michigan
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Round Lake
Ill
Louis
Balloting Ends in Poll to Name All-Star Coach
Chicago Aug 5 UP The voting to name the all star coaching staff for the NFL Bears meet at Soldier Field ended with thousands of uncounted ballots still out. Charlie Bachman led, margin over Frank Thomas tiny, final results due tomorrow. Voting raised the staff from three to four, with the top four invited if available.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Indiana
Bo McMillin
Edward “Slip” Madigan
St. Mary's
Bachman
Thomas
McMillin
Madigan
O Neill Named Cleveland Manager As Indians Slide
Steve ONeill, a member of Cleveland’s 1920 world champion team, is appointed to lead the fifth place Indians after Walter Johnson resigns. Johnson will stay on the payroll as an overseer. ONeill vows hustle without immediate lineup changes as the club aims to end a 2 slump and rebound from 23 losses in 32 games. Bradley says no contract or terms discussed. The Daily Oklahoman notes broader relief challenges.
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Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Indians
Walter Johnson
Tribe
O'Neill
Johnson
Alva Bradley
Maryland
Chicago White Sox
Bradley
Millers Edge Red Birds To Gain Half Game In Series
Chicago Aug 5 UP The Minnesota Millers gained a half game in the American Association pennant race after a hectic weekend against the Columbus Red Birds. A doubleheader split left the Millers 3 1/2 games ahead of the Indianapolis Indians as Columbus battled to two wins. Johnny Gill hit his 28th homer in the two days while Joe Hauser delivered a key shot in the nightcap. The Birds struck first in the second inning of game two but Hauser answered with a two run homer in the fourth. A 6 pm Sunday deadline for baseball in Minneapolis loomed as the game extended past curfew and officials discussed possible penalties. Mike Kelley reported the matter to league president Thomas J. Hickey and umpire Swanson suggested a fine for Ray Blades.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus Red Birds
Donie Bush
Birds
Indianapolis Indians
Tribe
Allen Sotheron
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Millers
Johnny Gill
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Hauser
Bush
Ray Blades
Mike Kelley
Thomas J. Hickey
Swanson
Blades
Record of 1940s sports feats and milestones
A recap of notable past athletic highlights: Jack Torrance’s shot put near 57 feet in Oslo a year ago, Lou Gehrig’s sixth homer in a Week and 26th of the season, Bill Carr’s world record Olympic 409 meters, Lauri Lehtinen’s close 5,000 meters win, Pave Harris’ pinch single aiding Tommy Bridges’ perfect game, and Ruth’s strong hitting against the Senators five years ago.
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Associated Press
Jack Torrance
Oslo
Lou Gehrig
Bill Carr
Lauri Lehtinen
Ralph Hill
Pave Harris
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Ruth
Dtstaimer Senators
Noted stars in Ban Johnson double header and Topeka visit
Russel Selon led Lawrence with a .340 batting average, going 5-for-6 and 4-for-4 in game two. Fifteen year old Earl McClure caught well for Midland C P A, fanning two while throwing out two basestealers. John Carney boosted Lawrence with four hits in six at bats, driving in the decisive run in game two as Topeka’s powerhouse club looms for next Sunday at 3. Martinac and Campbell pitched well with eight and seven strikeouts respectively, though Martinac issued six walks early.
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Russel Selon
Ban Johnson
Lawrence
Earl McClure
Midland C. P. A
John Carney
Carney
Martinac
Campbell
Baseball season leaders and stats wrap from major leagues
In the American League leaders list Greenberg and Vosmik lead runs and trips while Gehringer and Vosmik pace Tigers Indians and Senators. Pitching honors go to Allen Lyons Castleman with strong showings for Yankees White Sox and Giants. Plan now to have the Journal World sent to you each day on your summer vacation.
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Assn Beane
Battine — Youk
Indians
Greenberg
Tigers
Gehringer
Bette In
Gostin
Vosmik
Vosmk
Stone
Senators
Jiome
Johnson
Athletics
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Allen
Yankees
Lyons
White Sox
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
Ott
Giants
J. Collins
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Berger
Braves
Galan
Castleman
Schumacher
Journal- World
Emporia Runner Balances Music and Mile Ambitions
Archie San Romani of Emporia Kansas, national collegiate mile champion, works in a coal mine to condition for track and to fund his music studies at Emporia Teachers College. He plays first cornet in the college band and three local outfits in addition to his mining work. San Romani, who lost part of a leg in infancy, aims for the 1936 Olympics while continuing his music career and college studies.
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Emporia
Kan
Archie San Romani
Cor
San Romani
Ray Sears
Butler
Dick Bauer
Army
Berkeley
Lesa Ee
Emporia Teachers College
Frontenac Municipal
Alma City
Kansas City Southern
Frontenac High School
Bethany College
Polo's ancient roots traced in willow polo balls
Fragmentary text recalls polo origins in Persia around 7 200 years ago, noting the term pulu meaning willow root used for balls. Mentions a century of revival and Thibet connection, but the passage is garbled and unfinished.
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Persia
Public sale announced in Lecompton by Mrs McClanahan
Mrs Sarah McClanahan will hold a public sale at her home near Lecompton on Friday afternoon August 2. HV Stone acts as auctioneer. Ladies Aid will serve pie ice cream cones and iced tea. Nearby notes include visits to Tecumseh and reminiscences of former residents, plus social gatherings and local school figures.
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Sarah McClanahan
Bis South
Dior
HV. Stone
Methodist Church
John Taylor
W. H. Glenn
John Todhunter
Tecumseh
Todhunter
Lecompton
Willings Workers Club
Grace Dar
Mary Holly
Oma Bishop
Abilene
Ohio
Miss Bishop
Harvey Glenn
John, Todhunter
Obscure Clues Hinting at a Puzzle Dictionary
A fragmented list presents numeric and lettered clues. Entries reference down clues, animal names, metals, smells, and common terms like before and tablet. The legible items include phrases such as Liberty and coarse, vines of a Serjalp type, and a cuckoo bird, suggesting a word puzzle or crossword style compilation.
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Bacock
Kappelman
Sappelman
St. Joseph Lawrence
Chelsea
John Hix
Phopy Baa i En Feat
Gus
Snow
Me Melee
P Smith
Ah Wl Garich
al Edmondson
Gentry
Midwest
Justice of the Peace
Dallas Morning News
Journal-World
Clouter
Joe
National Chamber of Commerce
Daily
Oklahoman
Topeka Crew
oNajor
Aine
Emporia Runner
Cunningham
County Maternity Hospital
Chelsea Record
Renta
Kedder
Couple
Always
Rocky Pine Pack
Burrows
Nerve Network
Prp
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