Don Faurot to Assist as All-Star Coach
Green Bay faces a challenge August 29 against a dream squad of collegiate stars led by Eddie Anderson and Nile Kinnick from Iowa. Don Faurot of Missouri Buck Shaw of Santa Clara and Tad Wieman of Princeton join the coaching staff.
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Don Faurot
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Txinke-Timment
Nile Kinnick
Anderson
Kinnick
University of Iowa
Missouri
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
E. E
Tad) Wieman
Princeton
Lowell
Red
Pittsburgh Great Back Signs With Cardinals
AP reports that one year ago Marshall Goldberg signed a $10,000 contract to play pro football with the Chicago Cardinals. The note recalls three and five year-old sports events including Seabiscuit’s Suffolk Downs handicap and Joe Louis's knockout of King Levinsky.
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Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Massachusetts
C. S. Howard
Suffolk Downs
Joe Louis
King Levinsky
Norman McGarrity
Levinsky
Kingfish
Dodgers Prep Camp in Princeton for 1939 Training
Mike Getto sends best regards from Princeton New Jersey where Dr Jock Sutherland plans the Brooklyn Dodgers football camp for a month. Brooklyn opens at Washington against the Redskins Sept 15 and notes on KU staff players and regional other sports moves fill the item.
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Mike Getto
Princeton
N. J
Jock Sutherland
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodgers
Mike
Brooklyn
Washim
Redskins
Jayhawks Trim Tigers in Basketball As All-Coach Teams Tangle
Jayhawks defeated Tigers 30 to 22 as two high school coaching teams from Great Bend and Lawrence clashed during summer school basketball at the university. Gerald Barker led the Jayhawks with two field goals and five free throws, while Don Mack Namath topped the Tigers with eleven points.
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Don Mack
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Stanton
Dingus
Kibler
Eeveeres
Toca Ness
F. Allen
Kansas
Land Art
Blues sweep Mills to widen lead in American Association
Kansas City Blues won twice over Minneapolis to push their division edge to 13 games. Charles Stancey and Harry Smythe split the wins as Stancey allowed seven hits in a 5 to 2 victory and Smythe yielded six hits in a 2 to 1 nightcap.
Night baseball results from American and National leagues
Yesterday's games include Kansas City 5-2 and Minneapolis 2-1 in the American Association. National League features Boston 3-12 and Pittsburgh 3 over St. Louis 31, with some games postponed due to darkness and wet grounds. AL highlights include Boston 8 over New York 3 and Detroit 6 over St. Louis 2. Texas League and Southern/Western Association results noted.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
New York
Washington
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Houston
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Tulsa
Shreveport
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Pepnehie
Knoxville
Teninnin
Nashville
Little Rock
Western Association
Muskogee
Spofield
Fort Smith
St. Joseph
Salina
Joplin
Major League Baseball Daily Batting and Pitching Leaders
Batting leaders include Canning New York .337 Leiber Chicago .328 and Frey Cincinnati 76 runs. F McCormick Cincinnati 85 RBI leads Mize St Louis 79. Herman Chicago 120 hits while Mize 127. Dou bles led by F McCormick 31. Hack Chicago 30. Triples Ross Boston 11. Mize St Louis 10. Home runs Mize 31. Nicholson Chicago 17. Stolen bases Reese Brooklyn 18. Hack Chicago and Frey Cincinnati 3. Pitching Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 10 2. Sewell Pittsburgh 9 2. Batting Radcliff St Louis .357 McCosky Detroit .348. Greenberg Detroit 96 RBI. York Detroit 82. Hits Cramer Boston and McCosky Detroit 139. Doubles Greenberg Detroit 36 Boudreau Cleveland 35. Triples McCosky Detroit 13 Finney Boston and Keller New York 12. Home runs Foxx Boston 25. Greenberg Detroit and DiMaggio New York. Stolen bases Case Washington 33. Walker.
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New York
Leiber
Chicago
Frey
Cincinnati
Mize
St. Louis
F. McCormick
Herman
Cincin
Hack
Ross
Boston
St. Touts
Nicholson
Reese
Brooklyn
Iaa
Chin
Fitzsimmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Radcliff
McCosky
Detroit
Fee
Foxx
Greenberg
DiMaggio
New Or
Case
Washington
Walker
Tigers regain top league spot in pennant chase
Detroit scores six two against St Louis as Buck Newsom earns his 14th win with Archie McKain sealing late trouble. Rudy York adds homer and double, Billy Sullivan clears bases with a bases loaded single in the sixth. Indians split twin bill. White Sox and Yankees slide. Pirates tie for fifth. Bees rout Phillies.
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Detroit Tigers
Big Buck Newsom
Archie McKain
St. Louis Browns
Newsom
McKain
Walt Judnich
Tigers
St. Louis
Rudy York
Billy Sullivan
Sports Roundup by Bill White Highlights and Hints
A collage of notes on baseball and football futures, plus boxing and hockey chatter. Dodgers hitters lead July bragging rights as rivals Jints and Yanks trail. Derby and Hambletonian stakes loom. Dutch Clark offers Rams upgrades with Clarence Cherke. Trudy Ederle recalls her 1926 swim, Bierman and Gophers debated, Bruins players join Canadian militia, Conn shows power in the ring.
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Metropolitan
Children’s Welfare Federation
Dodgers
Dutch Clark
Cleveland Rams
Clarence Cherke
Utah U
Dutch Meyer
Knoxvies
T.C.U
Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Times-Tribune
Bernie Bierman
Golden Gophers
Bernie
Boston Bruins
Schmidt, Dumart
Bauer
Canada
Ringsiders
Billy Conn
Poisoned Oakie and Oklahoma Tennis Star Don McNeill
Oklahoma City Times columnist Art Edson notes Don McNeill as a gifted Oklahoma tennis figure amid a sports page filled with college football chatter. The piece references Missouri Valley title hopes, Big Six chants against Nebraska, and Oklahoma’s potential in football and others.
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Art Edson
Oklahoma City Times
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Lions Defeat General Service 9 8 In Southpark Softball
The Lions edged General Service 9 to 8 in a Southpark softball contest last night. General Service scored one run in the seventh to close the gap. Lions held on for the win with key innings by both teams.
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General Service
Lions
Southpark
All Star Pitchers Shine in Doubleheader Night
Sid Hudson tossed a one hit shutout for the Senators while Joe Cronin led the Red Sox with three hits and three RBIs in a win over the Yankees. Lefty Lee and Lou Boureaux helped Cleveland win the nightcap with early two hit games and two RBIs. Ken Heintzelman kept nine hits in check for the Pirates against the Cardinals. Manuel Salvo and Eddie Miller homered in each game of Bees Phils twin bill. Archie McKain rescued Buck Newsom with a bases loaded, two out ninth frame. Kansas games list Fairbury over Manhattan and Concordia defeating Marysville.
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Cleveland Indians
Lefty Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Johnny Allen
Sid Hudson
Washington
Hudson
Philadelphia Athletics
Sam Chapman
Jim Bloodworth
Gee Walker
Senatora
Athletics
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Yankees
Lefty Lee
White Sox
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Ken Heintzelman
Pirates
Cardinals
Manuel Salvo
Eddie Miller
Bees
Salvo
Phils
Miller
Homer
Archie
McKain
Tigers
Buck Newsom
Browns
Owls Slump as Reds Sweep Topeka Mountain Clash
In Muskogee on August 7 the Reds routed Topeka 12-4 after an opening 6-5 loss in a seven inning affair. George Felkert limited the Owls to two hits in game one as Glen Peters Sid King and Jim Holbrook homered in the lopsided nightcap. Dowell allowed four Topeka hits in the finale as Muskogee widened their lead atop the division while Topeka fell 13 14 games behind and six games ahead of fifth place Joplin. St Josephs Saints fell 6-5 to Fort Smith while Joplin lost 6-4 to Salina as Ralph Waldo starred for Salina with nine hits and two RBIs. Springfield beat Hutchinson 8-2 in the opener with Paul Billett shutting out the Kansans 8-0 in the nightcap. both games went seven innings. The two teams are set to clash again tonight.
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Muskogee
Okla
Reds
Topeka
Owls
George Felkert
Topekans
Bill Karlowski
Glen Peters
Sid King
Jim Holbrook
Fort Smith
Saints
Joplin
Miners
Salina
Ralph Waldo
Francis Kappelman
Springfield
Hutchinson
George Byrd
Chick Wa
Genhurst
Cardinals
Mays Teen
Paul Billett
Kansans
Local Sports Schedule Listings
Wednesday schedule shows Auto Service versus Co-Ops at South Park and Frits Company versus Haskell at Woodlawn Park. Thursday features Z South End against Lone Star at South Park and Obers versus Myers Creamery at Valley Falls and Ry Ene Park.
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Frits Company
Haskell
Woodlawn Park
South End
Lone Star
Obers
Myers Creamery
Valley Falls
Ry Ene Park
Rida
Fritze
Lawrence Sanitary
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Tiny) Moore
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