Blues Shut Out By Millers In Minneapolis Contest
Kansas City Blues were blanked 3 to 0 by the Minneapolis Millers in Minneapolis. The loss trimmed Kansas City's lead in the American Association to two games as the Millers moved closer to first place with a potential gain in tonight's rematch. Bill Butland and Marv Breuer pitched for Minneapolis, with Phil Weintraub homering in the sixth and Jimmy Wasdell aboard.
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Minneapolis Millers
Blues
Millers
Nicollet Park
Bill Butland
Marv Breuer
Phil Weintraub
Jimmy Wasdell
Johnny Babich
Breuer
Louisville
Leroy
Bud” Parmelee
American Association
Association
Do birds have feathers all over
A curious world note explains that birds display feathers across most of their bodies with specialized plumage on wings and tail. It highlights dense coverage for insulation and flight while noting bare areas remain near joints for movement.
Western Association tightens as Fort Smith and Joplin battle ahead
Seven points separate Fort Smith and Joplin with three weeks left in the Western Association race. Fort Smith split a twin bill with Hutchinson 5–4 and 16–14 while Joplin and the Pirates dropped to late-season form. Fort Smith also topped Topeka 11–3 as Wilbur McGilly homered for Hutchinson. Springfield swept Salina 3–2 and 5–2, Muskogee beat St. Joseph twice, and tonight's games feature Fort Smith at St. Joseph and Joplin at Salina.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Fort Smith and Joplin
Miners
Giants
Fort Smith
Pirates
Joplin
Muskogee
St. Joseph
Salina
Springfield
Topeka
Stars and Stripes: Key MLB Heroes Clinch Varied Wins
Yesterday's Stars recap highlights Schoolboy Rowe's seven hit pitching in Detroit's 10-3 win over Chicago. Frank McCormick and Wally Berger drive in three each for the Reds in a doubleheader sweep of the Cubs. Giants win one and split a doubleheader thanks to Farmer pinch homer and Hubbell relief. Cardinals trio Medwick Mize Gutteridge account for four of five runs in win over Pirates. Ted Williams and Jimmie Foxx pace Red Sox doubleheader split with Athletics. Indians Ben Chapman delivers decisive two run double, and DiMaggio homers with two on as Yankees beat Washington 13-8.
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Associated Press
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Detroit
White Sox
Frank McCormick
Wally Berger
Reds
Cubs
Johnny McCarthy
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Farmer
Bees
Joe Medwick
John Mize
Don Gutteridge
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pirates
Jimmie Foxx
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Boston
Athletics
Ben Chapman
Indians
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Walloping
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Washington Senators
Buck McCormick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Buccaneers
Johnny Mize
Sportsman’s Park
New York Giants
Tom Hafey
Fred Frankhouse
Senators
Frank Crosetti
Buddy Lewis
Red Ruffing
Johnny Marcum
Chicago White Sox
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Rower
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
Julius Solters
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
St. Louis Browns
Sub-district tournament schedule coats Woodlawn Park
Sub-district tournament semi finals set for Woodlawn Park at 7 30 and 8 45. Tomorrow 7 30 girls game and 9 15 South End versus Citar. BAN JOHNSON results list Coffeyville 7 Independence 6 Emporia 4 Iola 1 Fort Scott 1 Parsons 9.
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Citar
Woodlawn Park
BAN Johnson
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Independence
Emporia
Iola
Fort Scott
Parsons
Reds Win Doubleheader Over Cubs Amid Strong Yankees Beat
The Reds swept the Cubs 7-5 and 11-8 as Buck McCormick delivered bases loaded hits and Wally Berger homered in both games. The Yankees ended Washington’s eight game streak 18-8 while the Cardinals stretched their win streak to ten with a 5-3 victory over the Pirates.
Standings of the Teams by the Associated Press
National League standings list the Cincinnati 7-11, Chicago 5-3, New York 5-6, Boston 4-5 in a second game eleven innings, St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 3. American League shows New York 13, Washington, Boston 5-6, Philadelphia 3-3, Cleveland 6, St. Louis, Detroit 10, Chicago 3. Western Association includes Joplin 5-16, Hutchinson 4-14, Springfield 3-5, Salina 2-2, Fort Smith 11, Topeka 3, Muskogee 4, St. Joseph 4. American Association reports St. Paul 12-2, Milwaukee 2-3, Indianapolis 2, Columbus 1, Louisville 13, Toledo 0, Minneapolis 3, Kansas City 0.
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Louisville
Toledo
Conrad Flippen
St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee
Buck Marrow
Marrow
Pete Fleming
Charles Barrett
Indianapolis
Columbus
Jesse Newman
Associated Press
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Hutchinson
Springfield
Salina
Fort Smith
Topeka
Muskogee
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American Association
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Detroit Sawvess
Auto Service Beats General Service 19 to 9 in Double Bill
In Southpark last night the Auto Service team defeated the General Service crew 19 to 9 in the second game of a double header. The Auto Service offense erupted with six runs in the big fifth inning while the two Singer squads split the earlier action.
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Singer Sewers
Southpark
Auto Service
General Service Crew
Contractor picks all eight winners at Washington Park
Chicago reports P A W Eaton a contractor who bets at the races won all eight races at Washington Park to take 33 000 in the patrons handicapping contest. He needed only seven to win and his seventh race pick Colonel Joe a 24 to 1 shot boosted his payout after a three day accumulation since no daily winner was declared Monday or Tuesday.
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P.A. W. Eaton
Washington Park
Eaton
Colonel Joe
Fritzel's tops Baldwin in opening sub-district clash
Fritzel's eliminated Baldwin 4 to 2 in a tight opener of the sub-district state softball tournament last night. An early lead and a three run third inning powered the creamery club past Baldwin while Reno and Oters play tonight. Final details and schedule follow for the Woodlawn diamond event.
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Baldwin
Reno
Creamery Boys
Fritzel
Woodlawn
Brown Bombers
Paper Mill
Lawrence Sanitary
Tonganoxie
Southpark
Fred Harris
Woodlawn Diamond
Ottawa
Tho Sih
Leavenworth
Douglas
Johnson Counties
Major League Leaders in Batting and Power Marks
The Associated Press reports season leaders with Art Foxx of Boston hitting .569 for batting and 30 home runs while Hank Greenberg of Detroit leads RBIs with 93 and second with 90, along with other top stats across teams including Chicago St. Louis Washington and New York.
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piMaggio
New York
Foxx
Bostion
Boston
McCosky
Greenberg
Detroit
Williams
McQuinn
St. Toute
Rolfe
Case
Washington
St. Louis
Lewis
Chapmen
Cleveland
Pitehine
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Grove
Nsostan
Rattine—Arnovich
Philadelphia
Mize
Werber and
Frey
Cincinnati
Yankees Beat Washington 9 to 6 in AL Showdown
A year ago New York Yank Ees defeated Washington 9-6 as Cleveland dropped a doubleheader to St Louis. The recap notes a strong AL performance and a setback for Cleveland in a two game set.
Pitching Recruited Veteran Bolsters Cincinnati Drive
John Niggeling, 34, a right hander, joined Cincinnati to bolster the pitching staff in the National League stretch. He posted 15 wins and seven losses for Indianapolis.
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John Niggeling
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New Scotch Foursome Record Set at Lawrence Country Club
Mrs. Wil bur Ruese and Harry Nevin set a new low gross score of 42 for nine holes in the Scotch foursome at Lawrence Country Club, after a birdie on No. 7 but a six on No. 9. Mrs. Charles McCreight tied for low net honors, sharing the 43 old record with two partners.
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Lawrence Country Club
Wilbur Ruese
Harry Nevin
Charles McCreight
Glenn Charlton
van Bruner
Reese-Nevin
Woody Monster
Nevin Cinanet
Fordham Line A Big Worry For Crowley
Fordham head coach Jimmy Crowley fears new concerns over the line for the first time in his tenure. The report notes football troubles and hints at potential strategic changes while listing other sports and boxing notes from the era.
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Fordham
Crowley
New York
Jimmy Crowley
Joe Banovic
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Mebbe
John Doeg
Patty Berg
Sutherland replacement discussed for Stanford after 1939 season
San Francisco Chronicle reports inside sources say Jock Sutherland is the favored choice to replace Tiny Thornhill at Stanford after 1939. The piece recalls Sutherland and Thornhill at Pitt and rooming together, noting ongoing coaching and all-star considerations for Texas players and National League team outlooks.
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Bill Leiser
San Francisco Chronicle
Jock Sutherland
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Jock
Tiny
Pitt
Harvest trip and social notes from Oskaloosa area
OsKaloosa residents Ralph Hawk Gilbert Horr and Bud Fowler left Tuesday for South Dakota with a tractor and threshing outfit to seek harvest work. A family dinner honored Mrs Lottie Everett of Kansas City at J D Everett home with many local attendees. Rotary guest speaker O L Holland of Holton brought his son Ivan along with Harley Garrett and Carl Brandner.
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Ralph Hawk
Gilbert Horr
Bud Fowler
South Dakota
J. D. Everett
Lottie Everett
Kansas City
Len Sheldon
Wiley John
H. F. Gabriel
Topeka
C. E. Brock
Hugh Hamilton
Lodi
Calif
G. E. Raines
Birdena Burnette
Lawrence
May Richards
Paul Hannum
Colorado
Elias McClenney
Warren Bonar
Orankie
Walter Roberts
Lenox
McLouth
Edward Hale
Clara Everett
Pearl Young
Grace Clark
Winchester
Marguerite McCoy
Wilfred Everett
McClenny
O. L. Holland
Holton
Rotary Club
Commercial Hotel
Ivan
Harley Garrett
Carl Brandner
Cecil Barnes
Riverside
Charles Barnes
Irma Highband
Fellowship Hall
Howard Feldman
Omaha
Neh
Robert Keers
Irene Coulter
Miss Coulter
Long Beach
Wilson Tyler
John
James Brown
Alvin Casebier
Edmonds Outing To Ozarks Reported
Mr and Mrs Rufus Edmonds of Denison and Mr and Mrs Ernest Edmonds of Horton journeyed to the Ozarks for a Sunday outing.
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Rufus Edmonds
Denison
Ernest Edmonds
Horton
Westminster Missionary Society Holds Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs Elmer Edmonds attended with parents. Mr and Mrs A C Wilson joined a picnic at Gage Park Token last Sunday. Miss Lena Nothdorf Mrs Ruth Schoville and Mrs Hazel McKay hosted. E A Ahrens sponsor led devotions. New members Wave Shaver Lois Robbins Margaret Jeffery. Judge Lloyd Morris and family left for California to visit relatives in Sacramento and see the world’s fair in San Francisco.
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Elmer Edmonds
A. C. Wilson
Gage Park Topken
Westminster Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Lena Nothdorf
Ruth Schoville
Hazel McKay
E. A. Ahrens
Wave Shaver
Lois Robbins
Margaret Jeffery
Lloyd Morris
Oak Ridge Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Community Weekend
Fred Stumbo and a Oklahoma brother visit Oak Ridge while Anna Campbell Luella Grandview and Mary Strode of Kansas City call at the Van Neste home. Blanch Hines from Lawrence visits A F Brown and H G Van Neste hosts in Kansas City and Swope Park. Mrs Pier son, a Kanwaka native, stays with her daughter during illness. The Leonhards attend a funeral for Mrs H J Dissinger in Ozarkie with out of town relatives. Mr Shirk plans Sandefur farm improvements and expects to move before school starts.
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Stumbo
Oklahoma
Anna Campbell
Luella
Grandview
Mary Strode
Kansas City
van Neste
Blanch Hines
Lawrence
A.F. Brown
H. G. van Neste
Swope Park
M. J. Pierson
Fred Richardson
Richardson
Shawnee
Pierson
Kanwaka
F. H. Leonhard
L. H. Leonhard
Shirk
Sandefur Bros
Fred Kahn Speaks to Lions on Lone Star Lake
Fred Kahn secretary of the Douglas County Sportsman's Club addressed the Lions about Lone Star lake a joint county project to provide a park with roads bridges and public access The lake is near full with about 200 acres of water at 52 feet deep and over 200000 fingerling fish released The lake is closed to fishing for another year and state patrols monitor the area The dam was recently inspected and accepted Baldwin’s lake nearby is cited for comparison with higher charges for maintenance and the need for a funding plan by Douglas County commissioners
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Douglas County Sportsman’s Club
Lions Club
Lone Star Lake
Sportsman’s Club
Kahn
State Fish and Game Commission
Baldwin
Douglas County
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