Kansas Hopes 100000 Attend Peace Time Football Slate
Kansas University anticipates an all time attendance record of 100000 for five home games in 1946 with a reshaped six man coaching staff led by George Sauer. The schedule features four former bowl teams including Oklahoma A&M Missouri and Tulsa and a September 21 opener against TCU in Kansas City.
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Cardinals sweep Topeka in doubleheader and chase Hutchinson
St. Joseph's Cardinals won both ends of a doubleheader from Topeka 5-4 and 8-1 to narrow within one game of the Western Association lead. Ruey Rundus pitched a four hitter in game one, Chuck Skubovius went the distance in game two, and Fort Smith beat Hutchinson 5-4 as Hutchinson faltered. The loop also saw Muskogee top Salina 11-9 and Joplin edge Leavenworth 6-5 as standings tighten.
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Chuck Skubovius
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Baseball and golf notes from past decades summarized
A recap of notable sports anniversaries: Joe McCarthy rejoined the Yankees after illness absence, Arcaro's reinstatement dates, the Dodgers defeating the Braves for Whitlow Wyatt's 15th win, and Fred Haas Jr winning the Canadian amateur golf title with Robby Reith as the runner up.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland
Jockey Arcaro
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Robby Reith
Winnipeg
Woodlawn Winter Clash Sparks Barnes McLouth Spotlight
At Geuth Park Independent, Woodlawn Winter faces Starling in a Barnes versus McLouth matchup. The Flugerville area Bunflow event reflects a local sports card with standout players and tense competition.
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Owen heads to Chandler to settle baseball status
Mickey Owen, who quit organized baseball for Mexico and now seeks reinstatement, travels to Cincinnati to meet commissioner A. B. Chandler. Chandler reportedly away for weekend, with discussions planned behind closed doors regarding Owen's eligibility and status with the sport.
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Broadmoor Golf Meet Opens With Creel Leading Flight
Howard Creel a southpaw from Houston led the championship flight as the 1946 Broadmoor Invitational began in Colorado Springs. Upsets marked the day with Creel defeating Medalist Johnny Dawson 4 and 3 and Don Cherry routing Earl Stewart 4 under par 31 on the out nine.
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Jim Pate
Oklahoma City
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Dallas
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Broadmoor
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Wichita
Kan
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Merchantville
N. J
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Bartlesville
Okla
Roger Hurd
Evanston
Ill
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Ardmore
Earl Berryhill
Sapulo
Tony Lazzeri Dies at 42 in San Francisco
Tony Lazzeri former New York Yankees star and one of the murderers' row hitters with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig has died at age 42. The body was found at his suburban home by his wife Maye and a brother-in-law after they returned from a vacation. Physicians cite heart attack or fall as the cause. Lazzeri, a seven world series participant, later ran a San Francisco tavern.
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Tied for first in American Association race as leaders win
Louisville and Indianapolis remained tied for first after 4 to 2 and 7 to 6 victories over Milwaukee and Kansas City. St Paul beat Toledo 3 to 1, keeping 2.5 games back. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 11 to 7.
City League Softball Schedule Announced
Tomorrow night at South Park Stuarts face Sunflower and W squad meets Leeann. Woodaskell hosts Ober and Starling meets Phingerville on August 12. August 13 sees Woodlawn Winter vs Sunflower and Starling versus Myers. August 14 at South Park Wr faces McLonath and Woolawn hosts Stuarts. August 15 features Legion against Ober and Stanning against Clinton.
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Standings and Scores Across Leagues
American Association standings Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 5 Columbus 11 Minneapolis 0 St Paul 3 Toledo 1 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 2. National League St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn at New York rain Boston at Philadelphia rain. American League Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia at Boston doubleheader rain. St Louis 3 Detroit 2 Washington 4 New York 3 twelve innings.
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Sluggers Win 14 to 6 in Victory Over Opponents
Murphy leads offense with strong batting support as slugger hits a homer while Rodgers is unavailable. Team erupts for 14 runs, overpowering foes 14 to 6 in yesterday's game.
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Grayson's Scoreboard on Oklahoma State and A M Football Prospects
The piece previews Oklahoma State and Texas A M football strengths, noting A M's 19 game win streak and a tough 11 game schedule. It highlights Bob Fenimore and rivalries with Charley Trippi and Bobby Layne, plus Arkansas Georgia Texas and TCU as key 1946 opponents. The text discusses returning GI players, a heavy 220 pound line, and Lookabaugh's aim to mold Fenimore into a dominant triple threat.
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Big league clubs join lineup in injury stretch
Major league rosters suffer a flood of injuries as stars like Williams Pesky Higgins Reiser and Lavagetto sit or defer. Red Sox extend AL lead while Dodgers Cardinals fight for NL edge amid stretched rosters with multiple rainouts.
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Harry Lava
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Eddie Stanky
Roundup of sports notes and racing chatter from Goshen
Sid Feder surveys varied sports items from ex footballer Sam Cordovani to jockeys and trainers. He notes Bobby Vedder’s life suspension in Chicago and praises Doug Dodson and Toronto Teddy Atkins as trustworthy riders. Chanute over Lola sparks hat fund for Bernie Tye’s big hit, while Bobby Riggs signs as a tennis pro and Lloyd Mangrum shoots 65. racing date talks across Monmouth Atlantic City and Delaware souring conflicts.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Late Inning Victories
Whitey Platt delivered a deciding run as the White Sox edged Cleveland 4-3 in the ninth. Mickey Vernon singled with the bases loaded in the 12th to lift the Senators over the Yankees 4-3. Harry Brecheen scattered nine Pittsburgh hits as the Cardinals crushed the Pirates.
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Retired Kansas farmer and stockman dies at 84
Wichita Kansas obituary for Her schel I. Cooleyn aged 84 a retired farmer and stockman who lived in this area for 70 years. He farmed in Kingman Butler and Sedgwick counties and is survived by five children.
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Masterson Begins Husker Era Aiming For 150 Man Squad
Bernie Masterson, in his first season as Nebraska head coach, expects 150 players for fall practice with 34 veterans and 19 N winners. Key returnees include Edward Schwartzkopf and Joe Partington, while Sam Vacanti joins from wartime service. the team will play Kansas University on October 19 for Homecoming in Lincoln.
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University of Nebraska
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Joe Parttington
Pappy
Masterson and Company
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Don’t Foxe Single Day’s Rent Ad-Taker Call
Classified note urges readers to call 22 for an ad taker regarding a single day rental or listing.
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