Twilight Victory For Reno Cubs In Twilight League Clash
The Reno Cubs defeated Lone Star 6 to 2 at South Park in Saturday night junior twilight league action. Pitcher W Black limited Lone Star to two hits while Reno produced nine safeties led by White, Babcock, and N Babcock driving in runs. Cubs scored two in first, three in third, and added one in second as Lindell and Johnson doubled for Lone Star’s two runs in the fourth.
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Reno Cubs
Lawrence
South Park
W. Black
Reno
Lone Stars
K. Johnson
Lindell
Reno Sticksmen
Cubs
C. Babcock
W. Johnson
N. Babcock
Dinky
B. Black
B. Powell
Blaker
White
Rice
KK. Johnson
Childs
Anderson
Linden
W_ Powell
McKinney
Holcom
Harrell
Babe Johnson
Lindrt
Lin- Geil
Blytok
Lone Star
Heinies Double Header Pranks and Umpire Banter
A historical tale recalls players leaving early to reach the track for races and Heinie Zimmerman testing umpires with taunts. Hank O Day dismisses insults calmly, forcing Zimmerman to play both games as part of a famed double header tactic.
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Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Heinie
Hank
Strange As It Seems Collage of Oddities and Notes
John Hix surveys oddities from Olympic scoring to Braille cookbooks and oil shale reserves. He notes unofficial medal tallies, a Library of Congress Braille cookbook funded by a $1080 appropriation, and Civil War era recalls. A collage of curiosities closes with a 90 year old razor shaving tale.
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United States
Finland
Germany
Library of Congress
Colorado
Isaac Mayo
Old Transides
Lincoln
Sports Calendar Announces Local Youth Leagues And MLB Notes
Monday features ovelock Panthers versus Jarhawks and Elks against Co-Ops in a midget league at South Park. Junior Twilight games include Curds versus Tigers and Eagles versus Odd Fellows. Sox star in double bill drives four runs. Tex Carjeton and Dizzy Dean shine as Cardinals beat Cubs 1 to 0 with 13 hits in the doubleheader. Giants collect home run and three singles against Dodgers in game two. Reds, led by Lea Wurocher, sweep Braves in a double header with two doubles, a triple and four singles.
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Panthers
Jarhawks
South Park
Sox
Tex Carjeton
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Tave Cubs
Terry
Giants
Dodgers
Lea Wurocher
Reds
Braves
Green Brothers dominate Atchison in 19 to 3 rout
Green Brothers Athletics blasted Atchison 19 to 3 on Shook diamond with heavy innings in the second, seventh, and eighth. Ireland started a five run rally in the second. Bethel, Nelson, Ireland, Glenn and Harris scored. Welter and Harris homered in the eighth. Black started for Green Brothers, Clem and Denny pitched later. In a 5 inning early game, Lawrence Boy Scouts beat Lone Star Bear Gats 4 to 3. Next Sunday Green Brothers meet Santa Fe of Opel after a recent 3 to 2 loss to them.
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Green Brothers Athletics
Atchison
Green Brothers
Ireland
Bethel
Nelson
Glenn
Harris
Welter
Horn
Fowler
Jackson
Black
Clem
Denny
Lawrence Boy Scouts
Lone Star Bear Gats
Santa Fe
Opel
Green Bros
Trombold
Pugh
Hulteen
Alf Tethel
Watter
Treland
Big Black
Denney
van Dyke
Purch
Jackson A
Sproat
Little
Hill View First Annual Tournament Preview
Mullin and Earl Rex captain teams for a club event with sides chosen by captains. Play starts at five o'clock with handicap airings at the club. Invitations go to neighboring cities for a September tournament, 3 4 5. Qualifying 18 holes on day one, then 72 holes medal play. Sixteen players, five greens enlarged, other greens to be updated by September 3. Bunkers built around new greens. City tournament planned for later in September.
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Mullin
Earl Rex
Hill View
College football coach at Iowa lists tackle candidates
Ossie Schem, new football coach at the University of Iowa, has seven tackle candidates averaging 190 pounds and four are veterans. The results section covers multiple leagues with mixed scores including American League and Western League games, though several entries appear garbled.
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Chicago
Seiemamntenenien
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelpha
Eimasis
New York Bearstietos
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Ami Bostons
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indizina
Kansas City
Toledo
Louis Fle
St. Paul
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Denver
St.oseph
Des Moines
Pueblo
Wichita
Omaha
Ossie Schem
University of Iowa
U S Athletes Triumph in 1936 Olympic Games
United States athletes closed the 16 day Olympic carnival with a vast haul of victories led by track and field and rowing. Italy trailed with three titles as American squads set records across events and venues, while Japan and Argentina posted notable standouts in swimming and distance running. Attendance neared one million with a packed stadium for the closing ceremonies.
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Los Angeles
United States
America
Italy
U. S
Japan
American
Jim Lausch
Kansas
Eddie Tolan
Detroit
Bill Carr
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Texas
Bob Didrickson
Pacific Northwest
Helen Madison
Leo Sexton
John Anderson
Philadelphia
South
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
California
Luigi Reccali
Juan Carlos Zabala
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Lare
Major League Leaders from AP Baseball Yearly Totals
A jumble of player names and stat lines from the Associated Press listing leaders in runs batted in doubles and home runs for the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Klein of the Phillies leading several categories with strong performances by O Doul of the Dodgers and others like Gehrig Foxx and Manush among notable listed players.
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Associated Press
Tite
Ealace
Hel Raning
O'Doul
Dodgers
Kiemn
Thilhies
Klein
Phillies
Hurst
I. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Pholies
Giants
Tolenacest Klein
Frisch
Cardinals
Thtch
Armerie
Rhem
Athletics
Gehrisa Battinn
Yankees
Sihlesie
Urn
Simmons
M2 Foxy
Porter
Ami Manush
Senators
Katrel
Foxx
Baseball Statline Highlights From The Week
Doubles list shows Johnson of the Red Sox with 33 and Porter from the Indians with 15. Home runs feature Fox of the Athletics with 43 and Ruth of the Yankees with 33. Stolen bases record Chapman of the Yankees with 29 and Walker of the Tigers with 20. Weave Ween Senators lead Cronin’s 8. Pitching: Gomer y Senators with 1.
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Johnson
Red Sox
Porter
Senators
Foxs
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
T ' Yankees
Weave Ween
Cronin
Gomery
Hill Narrowly Misses Upset in Olympic Track Trials
Alan Gould notes officials' gaffes marred the Los Angeles Games as Ralph Hill loses by inches to Lauri Lehtinen in the 5000 meters amid controversial calls. Jim Bausch steadies American pride by outscoring Finland’s decathlon stars, punctuating a chastening yet proud performance for the U.S. in a games marked by disputed starts and judgments.
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Hill
Lehtinen
Ralph Hill
Finland
Lauri Lehtinen
International Amateur Athletic Federation
U. S.A
Oregon
Jim’ Bausch
Aki” Jarvinen
Paavo Nurmi
Brundage Praises 1932 Olympics as AthleticAdvance
Avery Brundage says the 1932 Games showed clear progress in global athletics. He cites Japan and Italy’s strong showings, Argentina's Zabala winning the marathon, and James Bausch's decathlon as standout feats. He notes German and Finnish advances faltered but overall competition was keener and faster, with American sprinters excelling.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Italy
Juan Carlos Zabala
Argentina
Zabala
James Bausch
Germany
Finland
Amsterdam
Easy Red Sox Win Over De Soto In Pleasant Grove
The Lawrence Red Sox routed DeSoto 19 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Pleasant Grove. After scoreless first three innings, Lawrence tallied one in the fourth, three in the fifth and sixth, then exploded for nine in the seventh. They face Fifth Street Merchants of Kansas City Sunday. Box score lists Frane Augie, J. Morris, Guffer among players. Harris and Knotts starred for Red Sox.
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Lawrence
Husil
Red Sox
Knotts
Harris
J. Blarris
Snow
Knots Gorler
ML OH
Reeithaupt
Sablon
Pises
Halls
Iraneis
Tohter
Breithaupt
Marshal
Francis
G. Purtta
Umpoite
Laster
Lawrenes
Local Elks Ball Club Defeated at Atchison
The Atchison junior league game saw the Atchison Boy Scouts defeat the Lawrence Elks 7 to 6 yesterday. Last week the Elks won 6 to 3 here. Box score fragment includes names like Lenhardt and Hendren with sparse batting lines and positions.
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Elks Ball Club
Atchison
Atchison, Boy
Elks
Lawrence
Athaoa
Herman
Manuel
Frankenberger
Fe Aldridge
Sont Hendren
Kansas City visitors and area picnic themes
Miss Margaret Stark of Kansas City spent several days with the Breithaupt family. John Oclkers working near Lawrence stayed with the Johannings. A local picnic drew residents from the vicinity on August 6 at Appanoose. Several families visited Baldwin and Natoma sites. Arapahoe trip noted. Walter Jehle injured his ankle while the team played.
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Margaret Stark
Kansas City
Johnnie Breithaupt
John Oclkers
Milton Shaske
Lawrence
Edward Johanning
Appanoose
Henry Johannig
Paola
G. Schwartz
Clara
Oscar
Hattie
Wm. Neibrugge
Karl
Martha
Ileton
John Stoebener
Eney
He L
Bettydine
Natpoma
G. F. Deskines
Stella
Elmer Wintermanstle
Johnnié Breithaupt
Margaret Sturk
Florence
Raymond Heim
Roy Schwalm
Fred
Ted Wacker
Arapahoe
Colorado
Mae
Edna
Helen
Arnoll
Otto Staehener
Baldwin
Will Vaughn
Maurice
Charles
Donald
Grace Vaughn
H. Elm
Opal
Harald
Walter Jehle
Local social notes recount town visits and family gatherings
The column lists visits and chores at various households including Mrs. Yaunce of San Diego visiting Mrs. Louisa Schwartz and others. Albert Wacker cares for the loader while Mr. Jehle is absent. Kenneth Heim recovers from a hospital stay for lockjaw. Numerous relatives and friends from Worden and nearby towns attend picnics and gatherings at multiple homes, with trips to Eudora and Holton's Grove noted.
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Loader Yan
Albert Wacker
Jehle
Yaunce
San Diego
Cal
Louisa Schwartz
Anna Johanning
Schwartz
C. G. Schwartz
Clara
Oscar
Hattie
Ruth Breithaupt
Elmer Wintermantle
Kenneth Heim
Elisabeth Hack
Otto Hack
Glenn Schwartz
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
Oscar Lutz
J. W. Wilson
Lawrence
Mary Stoehener
Henry Stoebener
Worden
Douglas County
Holton’s Grove
Henry Hack
Mary Jehle
Will Neibrugge
Milton
Virgil Schwartz
Oscar l
Hattie Schwartz
Walter ‘Zehle
Julius Zeich
Baldwin
Conrad Gastrock
Fred. Fleer
Henry
Wintermantle
Florence Herm
Norma
Pauline Stochener
Edward Johanning
Mae
Fdna
Helen
Wacker
Arapahoe
Colo
Wm. Neibrugge
Martha
J. J. Breithaupt
Henry Breithaupt
Roy Schwab
Johnnie Breithaupt
Carl Mambeek
Elise Haas
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Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Estat Torres
Alan Gould
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Avery Brundage
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