Easy Series For Detroit Tigers Leads in Pennant Push
The Detroit Tigers, with Schoolboy Rowe pitching a six to zero win over the New York Yankees, opened an eight game edge with six weeks remaining as they swept the series. Hank Leiber fueled the Giants win with four extra base hits while Fred Frankhouse beat the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Giants
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Schoolboy Rowe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
New York
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Hank Leiber
Carl Hubbell
Fred Frankhouse
St Louis
Innnings
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Phils
Larry French
Rowe
Yankees
Earl Combs
Japan Triumphs In World Swim Meet Over U S
Japan defeated the United States 36 to 27 in a three day swimming meet. The Japanese relay team clocked 8:52.2 in the 800 meter free style relay, breaking the world record of 8:58.4 set in 1932. Relayists were Masanoru Yusa Ishi Harada Makino and Hiroshi Negami. American swimmers included Peter Fick John Macionis Art Lindegren and Jack Medica. The meet was seen as a Berlin 1936 Olympic preview and confirmed Japan’s ongoing aquatic supremacy.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Los Angeles
Masanoru Yusa
Ishi Harada
Makino
Hiroshi Negami
Peter Fick
New York Athletic Club
John Macionis
Philadelphia
Yale University
Art Lindegren
Hollywood
Jack Medica
Seattle
Medica
Nogami
Berlin
Demons Narrow Gap in League Race With 6 2 Victory
Des Moines Demons cut the gap to three and a half games behind the league leading Blue Sox after a 6 to 2 win. Davenport scattered seven hits as Demons hit Tubbs in the late innings to seal the victory, ending a 22 game slump.
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Des Moines
Demons
Sox City Cowboys
Ye' ‘Gult
Blue Sox
Davenport
Lawrence Tops Kansas City 7 1 to clinch Br Johnson league third
Lawrence defeated Kansas City 7 to 1 in a Ban Johnson league game at Kansas City. Frank Martinac pitched a solid game with three hits, and Harris, Houk, Sehon, and Martinac drove runs. Yadrick hit a homer for Kansas City, but the visitors pulled away with seven runs, earning third place and a berth in the upper division. Next Sunday Lawrence faces Atchison in a doubleheader at Holcom's Grove to close the season.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Frank Martinac
Yadrick
Bukaty
Martinac
Harris
Houk
Sehon
Jones
Babcock
Madosh
Kappelman
Atchison
Holcom
Campbel
Ef Madosh
Lf ' Holcom
Omo
Dudley Wins 30-Foot Putt to Take Cleveland Open
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia captured the Acacia Country club open in Cleveland with a 72 hole total of 285 to win $3,500. A final 30-foot birdie putt gave him a one stroke margin over Clarence Clark of Bloomfield New Jersey and Ter i Johnson of Decatur Illinois who tied for second at 286 after Dudley trailed by four entering the final round.
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Cleveland
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Acacia Country Club
Dudley
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Teri Johnson
Decatur
S. Dudley
Tennis moguls upset by Wills Moody withdrawal at Forest Hills
New York reports Helen Wills Moody will not participate in the women's national. Her decision reduces the gate at Forest Hills and worries tennis moguls. Helen Jacobs also stays away over Wimbledon matters. Dorothy Round, Wimbledon 1934 winner, will not play due to Sunday teaching duties in England.
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New York
N. Y
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Dorothy Round
England
U. S
Helen Jacobs wins U S singles Mile on anniversary
On this day a year ago Helen Jacobs defeated Sarah Palfrey to win the U S singles Mile. Three years ago the Dodgers defeated the Reds 6 0 moving into second in the NL, two games behind the Cubs. Five years ago Wes Ferrell earned his 21st win for the Indians.
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Associated Press
Helen Jacobs
U. S
Sarah Palfrey
Dodgers
Reds
Cubs
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Belvoir-Tied Leaders After Osage County League Win
Belvoir defeats Auburn 8 to 4 in the second session to join Auburn and Michigan Valley in a threeway ties for first place with six wins and one loss each. Ross pitched strongly for Belvoir, holding Auburn hitless after the third inning as Belvoir overcame a early 3-0 deficit.
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Belvoir
Auburn
Victory
Michigan Valley
Ross
Clinton
BK. Johnson
Coffman
H. Houk
Ss. Scott
Demeritt
Murphy
R. Houk
A. Houk
R. Ross
Bulkley
W. Emily Ackison
W. Ross
T. Rundy
K. Johnson
Moore
F. Ross
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball Scores
Baseball results by league and city including New York Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago postponed rain Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Indianapolis.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphi
Washington
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul Estore
Toledo Hy
Louisvii
S. Cincinnati
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Gee Stars Dodgers Yankees and Giants Triumphs in Openers
The report lists multiple baseball standouts including Gee, Watson, Clark, Boyle, and Jordan with key performances. It notes Dodgers-Clark blanking Pirates, Boyle four hits, Jordan eleven assists, and Manush driving in winning runs in extra innings. Also mentions Leiler and Domination by Giants, plus a swimming title in Topeka with Tulsa WCAU champion.
Sooner Football Mailing Highlights Coaching Era
Harold Keith crafts the first Oklahoma football mailing under Biff Jones. It features Jones and coaches on the folder, a color-illustrated roster, and notes on a new coaching trend. Sooners face Colorado to Texas and Nebraska, with plans for ticket reservations and fall gear. Orville Mathews reportedly transfers to Centenary, after summer in Southern California, amid multiple job offers.
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Harold Keith
University of Oklahoma
O. U
Norman
Oklahoma
Biff ‘Jones
Biff
Jones
Tom Stidham
Orville Mathews
Chickasha
Okla
Bug Ham
Orville
California
Centenary
Shreveport
Ham
League Leaders Start Eastern Jaunt Windup
Donie Bush's Minneapolis Millers led the American Association by five and a half games after two wins over Louisville in yesterday's doubleheader. Milwaukee's two wins over Columbus aided the Brewers, allowing Indianapolis to slip back into second place, while Toledo swept Kansas City to tighten the race.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Millers
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Brewers
Red Birds
Toledo
Kansas City
Blues
Peacock wins four events in European meet
Strassburg Aug 19. U S sprinter Eulace Peacock of Temple led a strong American track team in a mixed French German field. He won the 100 yards in 9.6, the 100 meters in 10.6, the broad jump at 24 feet 4 1 2 inches, and the 200 meters as the Americans took 12 of 16 events.
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Strasbourg
France
Eulace’ Peacock of
Temple
Europe
Peacock
Messner
Norman Bright
San Francisco
Ramadier
Bill Roy
New Orleans
Sigel Woman Surprises Niece On Eighteenth Birthday
Mrs R K Glatthaar in Sigel surprised her niece Miss Winifred Hegberg Monday afternoon as Winifred celebrated her eighteenth birthday. The event highlighted family affection and local celebration in the community.
District softball tournament opens at Woodlawn weeklong
A sports calendar lists a Woodlawn district softball tournament all week with games for the Tesieht League Scottish Rites against 6-Ops. On Tuesday the Midget League opens at 6 p m at Southpark with Tigers facing Jayhawks. Twilight League games follow Wednesday Elks versus Eagles and Friday Midland versus Scottish Rites. Saturday schedules a potential third Midget League game at 6 p m at Southpark.
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Woodlawn
Southpark
Tigers
Jayhawks
Elks
Eagles
South Park
Midland
Scotish
Birthday party activities and local visits noted
A narrative lists a birthday party with eight attendees and gifts. Several locals are recorded visiting, staying, or traveling between Sigel Lawrence and nearby towns. Mentions include Misses Rose Baldwin Marie Chamney Jean Brown Doris Markley Kath erine Folks Martha Percival Doris Hiatt Winnifred Ruth Baker Mary Pete fish Mildred Petefish Eunice O'Brien and others, plus trips to Lecompton Sheboygan and Omaha with various family and neighbor ties.
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Rose Baldwin
Ray Anderson
Marie Chamney
Jean Brown
Doris Markley
Katherine Folks
Martha Percival
Doris Hiatt
Winnifred
Ruth Baker
Mary Petefish
Mildred Petefish
Rex Johnson
Lawrence
Margaret Colman
Betty
Opal Christy
Leslie Rose
Jackie
Virginia Rose
Rose
Owen
Salina
John Christy
Arnold Christy
Jess O'Connor
Sanders
Eunice O'Brien
Near Vinland
Lee Cox
Glen Carter
Ruth Homer
Kenneth
R. K
Virginia Ayers
Mr. Ayers
Estancia
New Mexico
Mr. Ayer
Boulder
Colo
Allen Ayers
John Simmons
Professor Templin
K. U
Sheboygan
Wis
Milton Sanderson
Mr. Sanderson
Billy Johnson
Omaha
Joe Cox
Ed James Still Unimproved After Four Weeks Bed Rest
Belleview reports Ed James remains poorly after a four week bed confinement due to a broken leg. Local social notes mention guests and visits including C C Gerstenberger Mary Cook Howard McKinney families and relatives from Carlsbad Lake View Butler Corning Eudora and Kansas City with several dinner and picnic gatherings.
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Ed James
C. C. Gerstenberger
Mary Cook
Henry Thoren
Fred Bender
Frances
Phyllis
Charles Keuhn
Wilder
Howard McKinney
Rep. C. CG
Community Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Roy Barhee of Quenemo hosted week ago Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Holmer Gibson and Marcelene. Centropolis defeated Pratt on the road 3 to 0. The Finch and Haas families shared Sunday dinners with various neighbors. Several visits to Kansas City and Lawrence occurred last week. The Centropolis Ladies Aid held a picnic midweek and Lois Fisher traveled to Kansas City Tuesday evening.
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Roy Barhee
Quenemo
Holmer Gibson
Marcelene
George Finch
I. D. Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Lucy Krause
Overbrook
Elmer Wintermanth
Kansas City
Lucy
Georgene
Maxine Finch
Eldred Fisher
Centropolis
Princeton
Emery Crawford
Violet
Roy D
Nellie Mariz Finch
Ellen Crawford
Sarah Christ
Roy D. Crawford
Clark Allen
Lawrence
Vermerk
Leavenworth
Charley Clark
Olyers
Jack
Community notes of visits and games across town
Marcelene Gibson spent Sunday with Charlene Elm. Emery Crawford played Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John Clark and others helped with cooking. Dale Ward of Pomona visited relatives. Mrs. Harry Fisher and Mrs. Lucy Krouse visited family. Latimar family stayed with Fisher and Owens. Ralph Weaver of Topeka visited Emery Crawford. Centropolis fell to Richter in baseball. H. C. Birthday Club hosted a breakfast for Mary Clark. Eagle club lost to Scottish Rites. Roy D. Crawford had a 3 base hit. Lois Fisher attends Ottawa institute. Wayne McMaster and Alan Wayne visited the Fisher home. Red Rolfe hopes to play in Washington Park. 11 hits in 15 chances previous.
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Marcelene Gibson
Charlene Elm
Emery Crawford
John Clark
Nellie Marie
Lucy Finch
Latimar
Kansas City
Harry Fisher
Jim Owens
Ralph Weaver
Topeka
Harry Hopper
Margaret
Grandma Hopper
Centropolis
Richter
H. C. Birthday Club
Harvey Clark
Mary Clark
Dan Allen
John Turner
Tom Smith
Bryan Stewart
Joe Sassaman
Ottis Shins
Holmer Nusbaum
Eagle Ball Club
Roy D. Crawford
Eagles
Lois Fisher
Ottawa
Wayne McMaster
Alan Wayne
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with scattered entries
A damaged OCR style puzzle page fragment lists Across and Down clues, several stray words, a few numbers, and partial phrases. It includes references to animals, mythological figures, solar terms, and various vague hints, lacking coherent article structure or clear events.
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Detroit Tigers
Pirates
Watson Clark
Bucs
Arky Vaughan
Jimmy Jordan
Vaughan
Athletics
White Sox
Red Sox
Browns
Bosta
Heinie ‘Manush
Orban
Mohammed iI
Constantinople
Russia
John Hix
Meiwide
Cardinals
Medwick
Gala
Berger
Braves
Herman
Allen
Goodman
Suhr
Rates
Ott
Martin
I Gulan
Castleman
J. Dean
Renators
Cra Mer
Lane -Greenberg
Geh- Finger
Greenberg
Bridges
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Kansas San Johnson
St. Joseph
Larned
Beloit
Manhattan
Wichita
The
Gee Stars
PO Ihe Vee Oeeenny Watson Clark
Ralph Boyle
Clark
Boyle
Jordan
Lynwood Rowe
Hank Leiler
Homer
Heinie Manush
Senators
Shit Galatzer
Indiana
Manush
Galatzer
Chuck Klein
Fritz Ostermueller
Rollie Hemsley
Frankhouse
Paul Dean
Durocher
Tulsa
Missouri Valley A. A. U
University Club
Pla-Mar
K.C.A.C
Springfield
Evan Edwards
Uncle Sam
Windup
Stan Harris
Walter Johnson
Billy Evans
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Johnson- Evans
Arkansas City
Kan
Kansas
Texas
Kentucky
Sigel
Belleview
Little Ethel
Ethel Brukhardt Arnold
Katherine Starmmers
N.Y
Red Rolfe
Washington Park
Mjais
Den
Close
Artemis
Syria
Mnilty
Miplemn
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