Giants Rally Over Reds Highlights Brooklyn Hopefuls
Dodgers idle as the Giants beat Cincinnati 9 to 2 behind Carl Hubbell’s sharp, three hitters. Mel Ott and Johnny McCarthy start a makeshift lineup as Brooklyn trails only four games behind the Reds with Leo Durocher back at short. Dick Errickson blanks Pittsburgh 3 to 0 for sixth place in the National League. Red Sox hammer Indians 16 to 7 in the American League.
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Brooklyn
Giants
Reds
Dodgers
Mel’ Ott
Johnny McCarthy
Carl Hubbell
Dom Paul Derringer
Leo Durocher
Golf entries fall as amateurs seek Winged Foot title
New York reports a drop in amateur entries to 756 for the national championship at Winged Foot Marmaroneck N Y September 9 to 14. Salt Lake City qualifying site was dropped leaving 28 sites for 746 golfers to play 36 holes each with only 140 spots in the tournament proper. Ten former champions are exempt from sectional qualifying, making odds about 5 to 1 against a first time qualifier.
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New York
Winged Foot Club
Marmaroneck
N. Y
United States Golf Association
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Salina pitcher Ralph Waldo earns 14th win in 3 0 victory
Western Association recap notes Salina’s Ralph Waldo limited Topeka to five hits in a 3–0 win marking his 14th victory. Other scores include Hutchinson shutting out St Joseph 1–0, Muskogee beating Joplin 9–5, and Fort Smith routing Springfield 15–1. Today’s schedule lists Topeka at Salina, St Joseph at Hutchinson, Springfield at Fort Smith, and Joplin at Muskogee.
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Salina
Kan
Western Association
Ralph Waldo
Thisason
Millers
Topeka Owls
Waldo
Aether
Howard
Chick)Wagenhurst
Hutchinson
St. Joseph Saints
Saints
Muskogee
Jonsin Miners
Reds
Springfield Cardinals
Fort Smith
Giants
Jerry Bernstein
Topeka
St. Joseph
Springfield
Joplin
Scout troop drives old newspapers and magazines
Scout troop No. 251 sponsored by Centenary Methodist Brotherhood continues the drive for old newspapers and magazines. Telephone 2259R or 1936R and someone will pick up contributions.
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Centenary Methodist Brotherhood
Oil-O-Matics and More Share Park Schedule
A crowded schedule lists games at Woodlawn Park and South Park across Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Matches include Oil-O-Matics vs Lions and Paper Mill vs Lawrence Merchants on Tuesday with 7:30 and 8:30 times. Friday features Lone Star against Auto Service and Fritz Co against Fritzel with Lawrence Merchants vs Haskell at 7:30 and 8:30.
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Oil-O-Matics
Lions
South Park
Lawrence Merchants
Woodlawn Park
Weeginsay
General Service
South
Fark
O Obers Va
Haskell, Fritz Co
Lawrence
Sanitary
Thursda
South End
Paper Mill
Lone Star
Auto Service
Fritz Co
Fritzel
Haskell
Baseball Scores From Past Day Across Leagues
Results from the Associated Press show American Association night games with Kansas City 6 Louisville 8 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 0 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 4 and Columbus 4 St. Paul 1. National League Boston 3 Pittsburgh 0 New York 9 Cincinnati 2. American League Boston 16 Cleveland 7. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed. Detroit at New York postponed. Western Association Salina 3 Topeka 0 Muskogee 9 Joplin 5 Hutchinson 2 St Joseph 0 in eleven innings. Southern Association Memphis 4 Birmingham 1-3 Knoxville 1 Chattanooga 0 Nashville 3 Atlanta 2 in ten innings. Texas League Shreveport Fort Worth 2 San Antonio 5 Dallas 1 Houston 8-3 Tulsa 5-1.
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American Association Pet
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Ay Toledo
Indianapol
Milwaukee
Speel
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia Ren
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Muskogee
Joplin
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Southern Association
Memphis
Birmingham
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Texas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Houuston
Tulsa
Hubbell Wins Third as Giants Top Reds in Seven-Hit Gem
Carl Hubbell pitched seven sharp innings to aid the Giants in a 3-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds for his third win of the season. Dick Errickson scattered nine hits to lead Boston past the Pirates 3-0 for his ninth win. Joe Heving and the Red Sox rode a 13-hit attack to defeat the league-leading Indians.
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Derringer
Carl
Paul
Hubbell
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Errickson
Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Boston
Pirates
Joe Heving
Red Sox
Indlane
Notable Sports Roundup From Across The Nations
New York reports Don O'Neill eyeing a South America trip after a domestic win. Ken Ka Tat fea La aims for a Chi showdown, while 18,000 youngsters learn swimming in summer. Tommy Loughran runs a Philly program as Ace Parker eyes a return with the Dodgers. Ted Williams weighs free agency, preferring Brooklyn hero status. Cleveland papers offer World Series tickets as bait. Alabama backs touted as top since the Dixie Howell era after Rose Bowl. Dizzy Dean remarks that Bob Feller has more stuff now. Saratoga targets bootleg bookies. Denver Post notes 25 years without a rain check. Currituck bass draws Florida outrage. North Carolina fishing praised. Ennis reports a big catch, L. D. Ennis boats a fish. Two Hopp brothers vie in Hastings tourney. jockey Karl Horvath rode 15 at Northville fair. Forbesfield ad single in 30 years recalls liberty bond era. A golfer’s club punishment at Duluth ends with a rabbit killed. Tulsa Tribune veteran Jack Chargat returns from first vacation in a decade.
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New York
Don O'Neill
South America
Ken Ka
Tommy Loughran
Philly
Ace Parker
Syracuse
Dodgers
Baseball Dodgers
Detroit
Cleveland
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Dixie Howell and Company
Stanford
Texas League Sun
Dizzy Dean
Austin Bealmear
Bob Feller
Diz
Dizzy
Saratoga
Denver Post
Additorium
Wallace Hopp
Hastings
Neb
Karl Horvath
Northville
Mich
Forbesfield
Pittsburgh
Duluth
Jack Chargat
The
Tulsa Tribune
Italy Seizes Yankees Heads in Farley Trip Quip
G Albert Mott of Missouri University BARE cites a headline Italy seizes Yankees and remarks that the presidency isn t the only thing Jim Farley lost on this trip. The humorous jab reflects political humor in Ironwood Daily Globe coverage.
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Jim Rasmusen
Ironwood
Mich
Daily Globe
G. Albert Mott
Missouri University
Italy
Yankees
Jim Farley
Reds Series Calloff And Mrs Paul’s Surprise Visit
While the Reds stayed in Chicago Mrs. Gabe Paul wife of the club secretary rang from Cincinnati requesting permission to drive over for the series Gabe refused Mrs Paul arrived the next morning.
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Reds
Chicago
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Gabe
Paul
Auto Service Defeats Lone Star in Senior League 11 to 9
Auto Service defeated Lone Star 11 to 9 in a Senior league softball game at South Park last night. Francis and Wells, formerly with the Elks, played for Auto Service. Lone Star rallied for four runs in the final inning but fell short. Box score incomplete.
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Auto Service
Lone Stars
Southpark
Francis
Wells
Elks
Lone Star
Baseball League Leaders and Stats Fragment
Summary of batting runs and hits leaders from American and National Leagues with players such as Radcliff, Appling, Greenberg, Foxx, DiMaggio, Walker, Mize, and McCormick. Includes pitching records Newsom and Fitzsimmons and scattered mentions of teams Detroit Boston St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Kansas City. The OCR yields partial lines and mis-spellings throughout.
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Radcliff
St. Louis
Appling
Chicago
Wwikemns
Boston
McCosky
Detroit
Greenberg
Foxx
DiMaggio
New York
Cramer
Boudreau
Cleveland
Grenberg
Finney
Ever
Reese
Brooklyn
Frey
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Brewers Stuck in Last as Indians Top Big Lead
Milwaukee drops further in the American Association standings as they face the seventh-place Indianapolis club in a doubleheader with a single game on Wednesday. Earl Caldwell pitched three hit balls and four no-hit innings to lead Cleveland to a 3 0 win. Ernie White beat St Paul 4 1, Kansas City beat Louisville 6 3, Minneapolis downed Toledo 6 4 as curfew halted the second game.
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Milwaukee
American Association
Brewers
Indianapolis
Indians
Ray Schalk
Mickey Heath
Earl Caldwell
Ernie White
Columbus
St. Paul
Birds
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Hens
Cardinals beat Reds twice at Crosley Field in 28 432 crowd
A year ago at Crosley Field a crowd of 28 432 watched the Cardinals beat the Reds 7 to 1 and 7 to 5, cutting Cincinnati’s lead to three games.
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Crosley Field
Cardinals
Reds
Cincinnati
Giants
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Read
Cubs
Greyhound
Baldwin News Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Events
Local Baldwin residents host family and friends from across Kansas Missouri and Wisconsin. Notable names include Dr. Robert Maclean Osawatomie and relatives visiting from Estes Park Colorado. Professor Kochan spoke at a Laclede church anniversary and author Dr. Thomas Hinkle released multiple novels.
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Robert Maclean
Osawatomie
Frank C. Leitaker
Willard H. Garrett
Helen Garrett
Patricia Garrett
Milwaukee
Baldwin
Estes Park
Colo
Earl Maxwell
Tulsa
Maxwell
Anna Moore
Chester Moore
Claude Jardon
Joplin
Jardon
T. J. Keohane
Burl Maxwell
Chicago
Baker
Delbert King
Dusty
Hinkle
Buckskin
Barry
Kansas State
Tawny
Grace Huey
First Methodist Church
Edward Wood
Elinor Hall
Springfield
Masa
John B. Ross
Wichita
Lucy Hall
Alma Nichols
Waterville
Floy Liston
Nichols
James Hall
Lawrence K. Hall
Mass
Reconstruction of a Cabinet Nomination Comment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Claude Wickard and Wallace in relation to Roosevelt policies and a possible secretary of agriculture appointment. The text references following Wallen Fe Biloxi and a statement about carrying out predecessor policies and trying out new policies.
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Wallen Fe
Stassen to Speak in Kansas at Topeka on Aug 20
In a telephone briefing Gov. Payne Ratner informed reporters that Wendell L. Willkie’s presidential campaign will open in Coffeyville, while Stassen is slated to speak in Topeka on August 20.
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Stassen
Kansas
Topeka
Gav. Harably
Stassen Po
Payne Ratner
Wendell L. Willkie
Coffeyville
Three Killed in Weekend Wyo Crash Near Kemmerer
In Kemmerer Wyoming a weekend crash killed Mrs Elmer R Berbermyer 38 of Abilene Kansas and her two children Wilber 16 and Doris 18. Berbermeyer driver suffered a broken neck vertebra and is hospitalized with poor prospects for recovery. Truck driver Tom Woods 20 of Montpelier Idaho also hospitalized with bruises and possible internal injuries.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Elmer R. Berbermyer
Abilene
Kan
Wilber
Doris
Berbermyer
Tom Woods
Montpelier
Ida
Berbermver
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Durocher
Bill White
Associated Press
New York Giants
East River
Dodger
Superbas
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TEI
Righterong
William Feigi
Ralph Waldo of
Oo Festerda Stars
America
Bob Ward
R. C. Frakes
Dixie
Jakes
Eddie
Saintz
Ted Williams
Paradise
North Carolina
Florida
Pete Norton
Tampa Tribune
Gulf
L. D. Ennis
Lone Star Team
Bowman
Sanders
Kotta
Stevens
Soonee
Fairbanks
Eg Holmes
Pridleht
Tone Star
Ban Yohneon
BLUES
Baldwin News
Journal-World
Prince Albert
Crete
Torince Albert
Fritz CO. Cities Service Products
Wyoming
Catalina
Nunn
Bush
Royal College
J. R. Will
Paddlin
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