Two Teams Move Up In Tourney IN DISTRICT TOURNEY
Two teams advance in the district tournament as quarter final contests are set for tonight. The schedule includes two more decisive games as teams vie for progress.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
6
Coaches Undecided on College Grid Lineup
Chicago August 21 The College All Stars of 1934 train two weeks for the second annual game against the Bears. Forty three players compete for starting spots with no clear selections yet. Coaches Thomas Spear Bachman and Madigan struggle to fix a lineup as George Halas eyes a fast aerial attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
College All Stars
Bears
All Stars
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Doc Spears
Wisconsin
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Slip” Madigan
St. Mary’s
Sai Thomas
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Poet Laureate History and Pendulum Lesson
The piece recounts the poet laureate role from Chaucer to Ben Johnson with honorary current status and earlier pay. It also explains pendulum motion: period scales with square root of length, independent of end weight, illustrated by a three foot arc versus a one inch arc. Tomorrow: The Whispering Prison.
Twilight League and Midget League Schedule Update
Sports calendar lists Twilight League games Elks versus Eagles on Wednesday August 21 and Midland versus Scottish Riles on Friday August 23. A softball tournament is planned for August 22 and 24 at South Park, with the second and potential third Midget League games scheduled for those days.
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Elks
Eagles
Serries
P. m
South Park
Midland
Scottish Riles
Western golfers lead 86 hole totals for amateur qualifier
Three western players posted 141 to lead sectional qualifying for the national amateur golf championship in Cleveland next month. Albert Scotty Campbell of Seattle had 70 and 71 on two courses in New York, Zell Eaton 71 and 70 with Oklahoma City, and Walter Emery 69 and 72. Eaton won the playoff for medal honors. Other qualifiers include George Voigt Gene Homans Ray Billows and Frankie Strafaci from New York district and Carey Ballew Jr Frank Alyward Larry Trickett Jr Warren Riepen from the Kansas City district.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Albert
Scotty) _Campbell
Seattle
New York
Oklahoma City
Zell Eaton
Walter Emery
Eaton
Emery
George Voigt
Gene Homans
Englewood
N. J
Ray Billows
Cinderella Kid
New York Stata
Frankie Strafaci
Kansas City
Carey, Ballew, Jr
Frank Alyward
Larry Trickett, Jr
Warren Riepen
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Associated Press
Baseball results recap across American and National Leagues with night and day games noted. Key outcomes include Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 6 New York 6 Detroit 5, St Louis 6 Boston 5, Chicago 13 Philadelphia 4, St Louis 8 Boston 5, Cleveland 4 Washington 7, plus rain postponements in Philadelphia. Also mentions ancient China and early dye techniques.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Tigers Cup First Game of Series
The scrappy Tigers beat the Jayhawks 6 to 3 in the first game of the Midget League World Series at Southpark. Tigers rallied in the fourth and fifth frames with a three run burst in each, overcoming an early Jayhawk lead as Hormuth and teammates propelled the comeback.
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Tigers Cup
Tigers
Jayhawks
Southpark
Loren McClure
Tiger
Indians Need Three Wins to Tie League Leaders
Chicago Aug 21 Two successive doubleheader victories over St Paul in two nights have brought the Indianapolis Indians within three games of tying Minneapolis for the American Association lead. Columbus took third by beating Milwaukee 5 to 1 while Toledo beat Kansas City 4 to 1.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis
Millers
Indians
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kansas City Blues
Louisville
Jocko Has A Big Day With White Sox
Chicago Aug 21 Jocko Bertram Conlan known as Jocko at 82 had a day of days as the White Sox beat the Athletics in a doubleheader He went 7 for 8 scored 6 runs stole 2 bases and raised his average from .243 to .347 He also made two circus catches helping Sanctioned by Manager Jimmy Dykes in right field and the Sox moved to third place in the American League standings A car for umpire Dolly Stark was also announced in New York with fans rolling out for the umpire's new ride
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Chicago
John Bertrand Conlan
Jocko
White Sox
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
George Washington
Andell
Tocko
New York
Dolly Stark
Umps
la Ud
Levi Named Haskell Coach Heir to Indian Grid Legend
John Levi, famed Haskell athlete and 1923 1924 standout, is named head coach at his alma mater Hask Institute. Levi, a 16 letterman from 1921 1924 and All American, succeeds Welch and Dietz as the Indian mentor amid a looming player shortage. His hiring follows a storied career including 85 yard kickoff return and 75 yard pass plays, with Haskell’s 1923 team cited as his best and the 1924 Haskell Brown game epic noted as a career highlight.
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Hask Institute
John Levi
Jim |Orpe
Hask
Big Arapahoe
Haskell
Levi
Gus Welch
Carlsle
W. H
Lone Star
Dietz
Pennsylvania
Yankee Stadium
Quantico
Minnesota
Haskell- Brown University
Providence
R. I
State District Softball Tournament Byes Highlight Rally
Goodrich drove in three runs with three hits in the second game as Jos Medwick and John Rothrock contributed key performances. Cardinals homered once each and drove in five of the nine runs against Graves. Kim Weaver aided Pirates in a winless game, Hank Leiber and Travis Jackson featured for the Giants with Leiber tying the score and Jackson delivering the winning run in the tenth against the Reds. Letty Gomez, Yankees, delivered fine relief against the Tigers.
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Seneca CCC
Railroaders
Missouri Pacifics
CCC
Levin
Wiley’s
Missouri Pacific
Goodrich
Safeway
R -Garner
Kaltenberger
McLaughlin
Weardin
Hamm
Garner
Yangerf Dirst
Obsbren
Beere Safeway
Varsity
AB Poa E Feveland
Feces Corel Sia
Rarstatsasteag
ABLE
C. Nichols
P. Hein
Eln
Dixon
Jesemile
Hesta Bradley
Fiseouri Pacific
Neca Coc
Jos Medwick
John Rothrock
Cardinals
Graves
Kim Weaver
Pirates
Hank Leiber
Travis Jackson
Giants
Leiber
Jackson
Reds
Letty Gomez
Yankees
Tigers
Haskell Upsets Brown In Historic Late Drive
Levi carried 13 times for 67 yards as Haskell rallied 80 yards to the Brown 1 yard line. Scott called on Big John, who plunged for a 10 yard TD to seal a dramatic 17 13 win amid a celebratory parade on Haskell campus.
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Haskell
Kipp
Norton
Brown
Redmen
Levi
Stidham
Indians
Rooters
Brown Bear
Scott
Big John
Seven Stars Shine as Conlan, Foxx Power Doubleheader
AP report notes John Conlan of the White Sox collecting seven hits and driving in six as he helps defeat the Athletics. Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics hits two home runs and drives in five of eight runs. Willis Hudlin of Indiana limits Senators to seven hits. Players Julius Solters Browns and Jae Cronin also noted. Red Sox veteran Cronin hits a single, double, and homer in game one and a single and triple in game two.
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John Conlan
White Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Conlan
Foxx
Willis Hudlin
Indiana
Senators
Julius Solters
Browns
Jae Cronin
Red Sox
Cronin
Spoiled a Perfect Game Ninth Inning Single
A ninth inning single by Joe Egnatic of Hutchinson spoiled W. A. hurler Ste ivens’s no hit bid in a Western Association game in Kansas City. Egnatic’s hit was the Lark’s only safe knock, while Richmond lined into a double play to end the affair. Bartlesville halted the bid.
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W. A. Hurler
Kansas City
Joe Egnatic
Hutchinson
Steivens
Bartlesville
Chicago
Egnatic
Lark
Richmond
Hutchinson Blanks Opponents 14-0 on 15 Hits
Hutchinson pitchers combined for a 14-0 victory, pounding four hurlers and racking up 15 hits in a decisive shutout.
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Hutchinson
Tennis and golf results from National and Amateur events
Today a year Sxo-Gene Thomas George Voigt and Walter Emery fail ed to qualify In national amateur golf sectional trials Fred Perry and Frank Wilde were eliminated In U.S. doubles tennis championship by Gene Ma ko and Don Budge aa Three years ago Helen Jacobs defeated Carolin Babcock 6-2 6-2 19 win national tennis championship Five years ago Alfred King Jr 14 even grand American handicap chief trapshooting title Air conditioning has made substantial progress in Toronto London and other Canadian cities during the last year according to reports to the department of commerce
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Sxo
Gene Thomas
George Voigt
Walter Emery
Fred Perry
Frank Wilde
U.S
Gene Mako
Don Budge
Helen Jacobs
Carolin Babcock
Alfred King, Jr
Toronto
London
Department of Commerce
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