Odd Fellows Rout Rotary 12-0 In Twilight League Game
Odd Fellows blank Rotary 12 to 0 as Jones dominates with eleven strikeouts and no Rotary hits. Odd Fellows score in every inning, tallying twice in the first and five times in the second with eleven hits total. Next up Haskell visits OOPs on South Park diamond for a Junior Twilight League clash.
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Rotary
South Park
Jones
Odd Fellows
Bargers
Haskell
Oops
South Park Diamond
Coaching Signs From Base Ball History
The piece recounts Pat Moran’s 1915 Phillies sign system using glove positioning to signal plays. It notes the signs rely on the glove’s far side or near side and the manager’s knee position, with specific meanings for sacrifice, taking balls, or swinging. It mentions coacher Dembree offering two new batting leaflets and an address to obtain them.
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AL Demarere
New York Giants
Pat Moran
Phillies
Moran
Dembree
Ai Demaree
Helen Wills Moody to skip national tennis title defense
San Francisco reports that Helen Wills Moody will not defend her national women's tennis title at Forest Hills. She cites reluctance to leave her husband and relatives so soon after returning from Wimbledon as the reason for staying home.
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San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
Forest Hills
N. Y
Wimbledon
England
Paddy Harmon dies promoter of Chicago Stadium
Chicago reports Paddy Harmon once built the $7 million Chicago Stadium died nearly penniless leaving widow and young daughter. Promoter’s funds vanished. a benefit boxing show is planned to aid his family as friends cover funeral costs.
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Chicago
Paddy Harmon
Chicago Stadium
Paddy
Harmon
America
Arena
Tex Rickard
Sidney Strotz
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Who Pays the Bills for Fish and Game Restoration
The National Sportsman argues future hunting and fishing costs will rise as artificial supplies expand. The piece questions who will fund restoration, noting government reluctance to invest and exploring license fees or special taxes while urging a broad national outdoor recreational policy to avoid burdens on a small, unrelated class.
Golfers in Semi Finals at Paola Invitation
Four golfers reach the Paola invitation semi finals at Paola Kansas on August 12 AP reports defending champion Dave Carter from Nevada Missouri is paired with Tom Bowers from Terre Springs Kansas while Grover Johnson Kansas City Kan faces Ole Chanute with weather and field conditions noted. nearby Chicago attracts about 30 000 women to Ladies Day at Wrigley Field affecting attendance and male customers.
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Paola
Kan
Kansas
Sinsouisl
Dave Carter
Nevada
Tom Bowers
Ter Springs
Ce Erriam
Ole
Chanute
Climate
Grover Johnson
Kansas City
Kantan
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Kansas Open Tennis Meet Opens With Night Play In Lindsborg
The second annual central open tennis tournament began in Lindsborg with over 40 players from cities including Wichita, Emporia, Topeka, Salina and Lincoln. Arden Newsom of Emporia, last week’s Wichita singles champion, is among the favorites and floodlit matches are planned nightly.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Emory Lindquist
Stafford
McPherson
Wichita
Stockton
Manhattan
Holsman
Wetmore
Isworth
Hays
Lawrence
Topeka
Hutchinson
Emporia Salina
Lincoln
Arden Newsom
Empori
Newsom
Ban Lift Sought For White Sox Pitcher Vic Frazier
Vic Frazier, a young right handed pitcher under suspension, left Dallas to return to Chicago after initial rights transfer from the Dallas club. Despite urging from Donie Bush, Dallas president Sol Dreyfuss persuaded him to pursue a baseball career, and now the ban must be lifted before he reports to the White Sox.
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Chicago
Vic Frazier
White Sox
Frazier
Sox
Dallas
Texas
Donie Bush
Sol Dreyfuss
Major League Baseball Scores and Leaders in Depression Era Style
National League results include Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4 New York 5, St Louis 7 Brooklyn 6, and Boston 2. American League scores show Chicago 8 Philadelphia , St Louis 10 New York 3, Boston 4 Detroit 1, Washington 9 Cleveland 2. Leaders list bats Gehrig Yankees 368, Ruth 128 runs, Klein Phillies 115 RBIs 130 hits Terry Giants 151 doubles Klein 29 home runs Wilson Cubs 39 and more, with various mentions of triples and stolen bases.
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Cincinnatir
Philadelphia
Fittscurgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St.Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Eer
Philles
Comorosky
Tem
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Pee
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
Gehringer
Tigers
Reynolds
White Sox
Lore
McManus
DHS
Pan St
Jouisville St. Be
ANT Paul
Minneap
Indipol
Milnee
Wichita
Omaha
Des Moines
Mt Denver
Topeka
St. Joseph
Boxing Roundup of Varied Bouts Across Cities
A scattered list of boxing results shows Boston-Babe Hunt edging James J Braddock in Newark on a points decision. Arthur de Kuh defeats Bud German in Pittsburgh. Joe Dundee drew with Buck McTiernan in Swissvale. Ernie Peters bests Willie Pelligrini in Chicago. Happy Atherton beats Frankie Gil in Indianapolis. Roger Bernard defeats Tony Lupica in Detroit. Maxner Lombine stops K Go Christ er in Akron. Baby Stribling outpoints Bobby Vincent in Macon. Chick Rains defeats Red Fitzsimmons in Tulsa. Art Harzaum stops Joe Kins in Stafford. Multiple incomplete entries across cities reflect a busy but fragmentary score roundup.
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Boston
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Newark
N. J
Arthur de Kuh
Itav
Bud German
Summit
Pittsburgh
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Buck McTiernan
Swissvale
Drew
Chicago
Ernie Peters
Willie Pelligrini
Tommy Rios
Tucson
Ariz
Rosey Baker
Indianapols
Toledo
Johnny Edwards
Columbus
Ole
Olle Bartlett
Detroit
Happy Atherton
Indianapolis
Frankie Gil
Roger Bernard
Tony Lupica
Oakland
Cal
Maxner
Livermore
Christher
Akron
Ohio
Hutchineoh
Kan
Baby Stribling
Macon
Bobby Vincent
Stillwater
Oklo
Chick Rains
Tulsa
Red Fitzsimmons
Wichita
Art Harzaum
Stafford
Joe Kins
Whanute
J Eg
Robin Hoods Meet Opens Fiftieth National Archery Championship
In Chicago on August 12 Bowmen from across the United States gathered at Grant Park for the fiftieth annual national archery championship. The event drew entrants to challenge the reigning champion Dr. E. K. Rob.
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Robin Hoods
Chicago
America
Grant Park
E. K. Rob
Stella Walsh Seeks U S Citizenship for Olympics Bid
Stella Walsh, 19, a Polish born sprinter living in Cleveland since infancy, races against time to gain United States citizenship so she can compete for America in the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. She already holds several world records and represents Poland in European meets this summer. Stella works for New York Central Railroad, trains thrice weekly, and mentors her 10-year-old sister in sprinting while pursuing night school and college.
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Cleveland
Stella Walsh
Sam
Leitizen
United States
America
Los Angeles
Poland
Walasiewics
Stela
Stella
Walsh
New York Central Railroad
South Side High School
HAWKE HALLOW AND REGULAR LOCAL GOSSIP NOTES
Lawrence families and neighbors are listed socializing from Shrine Park to parish halls with visits to Leavenworth, Kansas City, Baxter Springs, and Wichita all noted. Several small gatherings, milk hauling, fishing trips, and travels are mentioned alongside a Shanghai Field report on its Rockefeller Foundation ownership and plan to convert to laboratories.
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Gus Morawetz
Lawrence
Orville Pearson
Norman Babcock
Charles Woodward
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Anna
Marie Wickey
Catholic Ladies’ Club
Tonganoxie
Margaret Lennahan
O’brien
Clay Foley
Roy Foley
Chicago
W. H. Foley
Kansas City
John Parsons
Alfred Jones
Howard
H. M. Cox
Geraldine
Agnes Gress
Kenneth Thistlethwaite
Wichita
Emporia
Friendwood
Texas
Gulf
Fred Heywood
Daniel Thistlethwaite
Mildred
Mema Emrick
Baxter Springs
Ira Brown
Cora Watson
Harland
Vis
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