All-Star gridmen prep for tough fall drills at Soldier Field
Aug 21 report notes Minnesota Notre Dame Northwestern and Indiana football squads drill with 53 regulars under coaches Bierman Layden Waldorf and McMillin before facing Detroit Lions Sept 1. Coaches praise depth and pace expectations as signal callers and pivots loom for Notre Dame and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Indiana
Bernie Bierman
Elmer Layden
Lynn Waldorf
Bo McMillin
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Layden
Wally Fromhart
Riley Smith
Alabama
Stan Pincura
Ohio State
Glenn Seidel
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian
Gomer Jones
Dale Rennebohm
al Lind
Wagner Jorgensen
St. Mary's
McMillin
Anybodys Race Shapes Western Association Second Half
In Kansas City Aug 21 72 the Western Association title chase for the second half remains open as Joplin holds first after a 7 4 win over Bartlesville. Dejan minor pitched six hits and seven strikeouts for Joplin. Ponca City Angels beat Springfield Cardinals 7 2 to stay second, Muskogee 14 9 over Hutchinson with 15 strikeouts by Hill and 29 hits in the win, leaving Hutchinson two behind Ponca City in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Association
Joplin
Bartlesville
Bucs
Dejan
Ponca City
Angels
Springfield
Cardinals
Pier
Winford
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Seals
Hill
Ohio State football to start 60 players Sept 10
Columbus, Aug 21. Coach Francis A Schmidt called 60 Ohio State University players to report September 10 for 93 days of practice before the opening game with New York University October 3. The schedule then includes Pittsburgh, Northwestern, Indiana, Notre Dame, Chicago, Illinois and Michigan on consecutive weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State University
Buckeye
New York University
Buckeyes
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Indiana
Bette Dame
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Topeka Girls Defeat Lawrence 37 to 13 In Southpark
The Lawrence girls' softball team suffered a heavy 37 to 13 loss to the Baird Painters of Topeka at Southpark last night. The seven inning game featured numerous errors and wild plays, with Lawrence taking an early lead before Topeka pulled away. Batteries: Baird Painters J. Mel Bride L. McBride Coffen and J. Spangier. Lawrence Dyer Anderson and Rowland.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Baird
Southpark
J. Mel Bride
L. McBride
Coffen
J. Spangier
Lawrence—Dyer
Anderson and
Rowland
Baseball scores from yesterday by Associated Press
American Association Milwaukee 9 5 Minneapolis 5 Second game seven innings Indianapolis 2 Columbus 0 Louisville 6 Toledo 5. National League St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh Chicago 7 Boston 2 Philadelphia 1. Only vs American League Detroit 3 St Louis 4 Only game.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Louis
Mutiny, Mutiny and Mutiny at Port St Julian in Magellan tale
The page recounts Magellan’s mutiny crisis at Port St Julian during the first circumnavigation attempt with Quesada’s uprising and executions, then notes Drake’s later arrival and similar mutiny episode. It also mentions a rail gauge change on June 1, 1886, and previews tomorrow’s topic The Non Republican Republican.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Port St. Julian
Patagonia
South America
Agix
Quesada
Concepcion
Macellan
Francis Drake
P Bana
Thomas Doughty
Louisville and
Nashvi
Elks edge Odd Fellows in tight junior league tilt
Elks prevail 3 to 1 at South Park over the Odd Fellows in a pitchers’ duel. Landis doubled and scored, Lynch delivered two RBI hits, and Hansen stole third to spark the Antlers. Goehring fanned 12 in five innings for the Elks while Blevins struck out six for the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
The
Odd Fellows
South Park
Elks
Landis
Lynch
Col
Odd Felton
Antler
Antlers
Hansen
Johnson
Goehring
Blevins
Street
Ellis
Harwood
Harrell
Geehring
Wwe
Hinsen
Jameson
Ceabl
Gyssa
Watkins
Dalton
Wrum
Tog Robinson
Ob MacMie
Iso
Cubs Clash With Carotes In Midget League Friday
South Park hosts a Friday schedule featuring Cubs against Carotes in the midget league at Woodlawn Park. Other games include junior and senior softball rounds at multiple City venues with Lawrence girls facing Haskell, and a Sunday matchup of Lawrence at Emporia plus Lens Star at Santa Fe park.
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Cubs
Carotes
Haa
South Park
Sheriffs
Lens Star
Auth Lawrence Girls
Haskell Girly
Woodlawn Park
Lawrence
Emporia
Ban Jonson
Santa Fe Park
Saints Seek Bite in Brewers Lead As Saints Open four-game Set
Chicago reports St Pauls Apostles invade Milwaukee to slim Brewers edge in the American Association race. Milwaukee holds a seven and a half game lead over St Pauls while Minneapolis and Kansas City battle for third. A doubleheader win by the Saints and a 5-5 tie with the Millers set the scene as Indianapolis takes two from Columbus. Lousville gains seventh ahead of Toledo as Kansas City rests. Football school for boys planned in St Louis August 24 to 30 under coach Cecil Muellerleille at Richland Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pi—St. Paul's Apostles
Milwaukee
Brewers
Saints
al Sotheran
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Blues
Millers
Donie Bush
Indianapolis
Columbus
Bud Tinning
Lousville
Toledo
St. Louis
PHA
Cecil FE. Muellerleille
St. Louis University
Richland
Haskell Indeans Name New Coach John Carmody
John Carmody, director of recreation at the Winnebago Indian Agency, was named head coach and director of physical education at Haskell Indian Institute in Lawrence, succeeding John Levi. He previously captained teams in three major sports at Midland College in Fremont, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “Jack” Carmody
Winnebago
Nebr
Indian Agency
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Katy
John Levi
Midland College
Fremont
Nebraska
How They C74 Asmeé JKIAND School Session
Conditioning exercises chalk talks and elaboration of finer points of the game will be on the program but no serim.
Chanute defeats Lawrence Bee Jays in debut at new Chanute park
Chanute beat the Lawrence Bee Jays 4 to 1 in an exhibition game at Chanute todedicate the new ballpark and lighting. R Houk scored the Bee Jays only run in the second inning, while Chanute broke the game open with four runs in the fourth. Lefty Liell allowed seven Chanute hits. Clay gave up five to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Lawrence Bee Jays
R. Houk
Bee Jay
Liell
Bee Jays
Clay
Lawrence
Ireland
Sehon
Trombold
Helcom
Scott
Frances
Kappelman
W. Houk
Houk
Young
L. Krepps
Tramell
Haines
Carver
I. Krepps
Malson
Lopeman
Lav
Jayhawks Win 7 to 3 Over Cardinals in Midget League
Seven first inning runs powered the Jayhawks to a 7 to 3 victory over the Cardinals at South Park. McClure fanned ten with bases loaded in the fourth, and King homered in the second as Nave and McClure each logged multiple strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawks
Cardinals
Southpark Diamond
B. McClure
Jay
King
Jayhawk
McClure
Nave
Grocers Beat Veterans 8-4 In Senior Softball at Southpark
The Grocers defeated the Veterans of Foreign Wars 8 to 4 last night at Southpark. Grocers led early with a five run first inning, added three in the third and two in the fourth. Veterans tallied one run in each of the first four frames. Pettit and Dawson for Grovers Kappelman and L Johnson for Veterans contributed to the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramore Grocers
Topeka
Woodlawn School
Velvets
Kohnson
Griffith
Myers
D. Johnson
Rogers
Res Evans
If Reusch
If Walters
B. Johnson
Ib A Wells
P ——S Mith
Cooney
Barnum
Bennett
Fiore
Lungstrom
Ulrich
Messinger
Mane
Nightingale
Innin
Varsity Velvets
Asby
Babb
Grocers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Southpark
Pettit
Dawson
Grovers—Kappelman
L. Johnson
Unemployment in Sweden Hits Five-Year Low in May
Stockholm reports official figures showing only 4571 unemployed in May, the lowest in five years, versus 61,100 at the start of 1986. The May figure contrasts with 61,177 unemployed in May last year and marks a steep drop from the early 1980s highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Twenty Teams Start Day in Semi-Pro Tournament
Twenty teams, five undefeated, began the national semi pro baseball tournament in Wichita with a $5,000 prize. After today’s games five more teams face elimination as the field trims from twenty to fifteen. Yesterday saw Niagara Falls and Forest City exit after losses to Wichita Water and Bismarck. Franklin beat Phoenix and Enid downed Mound City as others fell in openers. Morning schedule includes Bismarck vs Jefferson City. Mount Pleasant vs Akron. Elgin vs Phoenix. Hollywood vs Denver. Indianapolis vs Elkin. Buford vs Franklin.
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Wichita
Kan
Lawrence Stadium
Niagara Falls
New York
Forest City
Iowa
Wichita Water
Iowans
Bismarck
N. C
Phoenix
Ariz
Gadsden
Ala
Mound City
Arkansas City
Dobbs
Franklin
Mass
Enid
Okla
N. D
Jefferson City
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Akron
Chis
Elgin
Hollywood
Calif
Denver
Colo
Indianapolis
Ind
Elkin
N.C
Buford
Major League Leaders Headline Baseball Stats
The clippings list batting leaders Gehrig and Averill with Indians and Tigers figures. Notable mentions include runs by Gehrig for the Yankees and Gehringer for the Tigers, home runs by Gehrig and Trosky, and pitching leaders Hadley and Pearson. Other stats cover RBIs Medwick Ott and hits Medwick with related entries.
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Averill
Indians
Gehriz
Yankees
Weatherly
Asl
Gehrig Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Walker
Averil
Rolfe
di Muggio
Gehiig
Trosky
Lary
Browns
Werber
Rel Sox
Hadley
Pearson
Today’s Cross-Word Puzzle Jumble Across and Down
A scrambled clue list for a crossword puzzle with numerous mismatched items and garbled phrases. It includes across and down entries ranging from viscous liquid to garden tools, myths, ships, and various obfuscated terms. The text is severely corrupted with typos and misprints, offering little discernible structure or solvable entries.
Baseball Roundup Bold Hitters Dominate Openers
Home runs by Ott for the Giants and 27 others, Ber ger for the Bees and Klein for the Phils score 21. Stolen bases show J Martin of the Cardinals with 18 and S Martin with 11. Pitching leaders include Luca of the Pirates at 10-3, Hubbell of the Giants 15-6, and Gumbert, Ulunts 3-3.
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Giants
Berger
Bees
Klein
Phils
J. Martin
Cardinals
S. Martin
Luca
Pirates
Hubbell
Gumbert
Ulunts
Pensacola Council Fails to Pick New Mayor
In Pensacola Florida on August 21 Mayor H Clay Armstrong remained in office after council deadlocked four to four with one vote for William Tyler and four for Will C Moyer. Armstrong a lifelong Democrat opposed the New Deal and backed Governor Alf Landon. Democratic groups urged resignation.
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Pensacola
Fla
H. Clay Armstrong
Alf M. Landon
Armstrong
Will C. Moyer
William Tyler
Landon
Neighborhood social highlights from Baldwin and Ames visits
High Prairie residents attended the Santa Fe Trail picnic in Baldwin on Friday. June and Virginia Williams spent the weekend at their grandparents home. Mrs Fleshman and Arlene visited Mr and Mrs Leslie Fleshman in Ames Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
June
Virginia Williams
Community Notes Missed Events and Visits Roundup
Esther Knoche from Paola spends the week at Dan Johanning’s home. Henry Seele joins a Monday visit with the Johannings. Paul and Leland Ulrich depart for a Colorado Springs trip. Virginia Williams attends Epworth league institute after visiting Lenora Williams in Baldwin. Ladies Aid meeting postponed to August 26 hosted by Mrs. Carl Van Hoesen and others. Ulrich reunion at Lone Star marked by H. H. Ulrich and Dorlyn. Death of C. C. Bowman mourned in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Knoche
Paola
Dan Johanning
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
Gene
George Summers
Donald Vaughn
Phillip
Robert Williams
Franz
Frederick
Herman
Lois
Otto Johnning
Henry Seele
Paul
Leland Ulrich
Colorado Springs
Virginia Williams
Lenora Williams
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Ladies Aid
Carl van Hoesen
Will Woods
Iola
M. E. Ulrich
Goshen
Ind
Herschel Ulrich
E. R. Button
Vinland
Loren Williams
Reese Swintey
Clyde Puckett
Rose Marie Knoche
Freda Floot
Lyndon
Alfred Knoche
Clara Johanning
Mia
H. H. Ulrich
Dorlyn
Ulrich
Lone Star
C. C. Bowman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bierman
All Star Board of Instruction
Waldorf
Schmidt
John Hix Ox- New
Rens
Listher GuRonk Fe
Dunel
Bomano
SC Sulian
Sexsitt Ameri
EACA
APA
St. Paul
Haskell
American Association
Syrengennean
Cincinnath
Brookly
Philadelp
Cleveland
Nike Samme
Josarnaskel
Washington
Lawrence Chanute
Half Island Cove
N. S
Nova Scotia
R. Hendsbee
Yugoslavia
Nowi Sad
Ashe
Rdinals
NHFI
Hawks
Robinson Ad Barnett
Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
Aquatic Stadium
Mize
Wick
Annaly
Des
Ott
Medwick
Dethane
Martwick
Lerman
Cass
Crumilll
Phillies
Goodnein
Aegean Sea
Esther
Altcraft
Deeny Clork
Larne
God A. Lives
Style
Adam
Monkey Sesame
Seth E
India
Europeat
Common Fund
Guido
Pennylvania
M. C. Hopper
Tulsa
National Public Parks
China Sunn
Honolulu
Pensacola Council
High Prairie
Carl
Silk
Harold Gray
Horace Gila
Om Eet
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