Kansas junior all stars beat Salina 12 to 5 in tuneup
Bradley powered the Kansas state junior all stars to a 12 5 victory over Salina state champions at Municipal Park. He later pitched in relief as Kansas meets Kansas City Mo in tonight’s fifth annual game aiming to end a three game KC run.
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Loss of Dave Fischer Poses Problem For Jayhawker Grid Coaching Start
Jayhawk football faces a rebuild after Dave Fischer injury impact. J W Sikes and staff must find a dependable tackle to share time with Mike McCormack, with candidates including Darrel Aoesensie, Wally Rouse, Virgil Wenger, Ed Lee, Bob Talkington, and S. P. Garnett. End spots compete under Pop Werner and quarterbacking pass game confidence.
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Major League Leaders and Player Standings This Week
Disjointed baseball page lists top hitters and pitchers with fragment names and teams. Mentions include New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago players and managers, with scattered stats and standings.
Western Loop Leaders Sweep Weekend Contests
Three top Western association teams each posted three wins over the weekend. St Joseph defeated Muskogee 6 3 and 11 7, Fort Smith beat Leavenworth, and the Giants won two games 6 3 and 5 2.
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Muskogee
Fort Smith
Leavenworth
Giants
Legion Wins Pair to Reach District Semifinals
The Lawrence American Legion softball team advanced to the district semifinals in Ottawa by beating Scranton 8-2 and Atchison 3-1. Bill Conboy struck out nine in the win, three with bases loaded in the fifth. The Villagers lost to Nisley-Shull of Ottawa then face Farming ton at 8:30 tonight.
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Atchison
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NLRB ruling cited in sports brief with pitching anecdote
Washington reports say NLRB finds hockey not interstate trade because gates stay local. The column notes Mel Parnell praising Bill Zuber after a miscue against Di Mag, then follows with Di Magio hosting a CBS show starting Sept 17 and Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy predicting a Michigan State upset on Sept 24. It also references Red Auerbach guiding all stars for a Damon Runyon event and scouting news on Don Robertson from Harvey Illinois.
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British golfers plan focus on short game after Walker Cup loss
Mamaroneck New York August 22 British captain Percy Lucas says Britain must improve wedges and short irons to challenge the United States after an 11th defeat in 12 Walker Cup clashes. He notes Americans dominate around the greens as Britain to regroup back in England.
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Percy
Laddie) Lucas
England
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U. S
Winged Foot
National Tennis Doubles Crowns Go To Bromwich Sidwell
In Brookline Massachusetts Jack Bromwich and Billy Sidwell defeated Frank Sedgman and George Worthington 6-4 6-9 6-1 to capture the national doubles title. Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne DuPont won the women's doubles 1 8-6 over Doris Hart and Shirley Fry.
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Billy Sidwell
Frank Sedgman
George Worthington
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Doris Hart
Shirley Fry
Pittsburgh
Lucil Davidson
Kansas City
Myron McNamara
North Hollywood
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Chanute Beats Miami Owls Despite 10 Errors In Game
Chanute Athletics committed ten errors last night allowing the Miami Owls to score ten, with only three runs earned. The rough defensive showing overshadowed a competitive matchup as Chanute struggled to field and limit Miami’s scoring opportunities.
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Miami Owls
Associated Press
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Owls
Rainy 1904 Classic Shows Cardinals Payroll Crisis
In Wichita, Hall of Famers Charley Nichols and Fred Clarke recount a 1904 game played through heavy rain to help Frank H Robinson meet payrolls. St Louis won 20 to 4 as water rose to the knees in a historic nine inning affair. Kansas coach Jules Sikes praises John Amberg as a top Big Seven back driving KU’s fall plans.
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Charley
Wichita
Nichols
Frank Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clarke
Kansas University
Jules Y. Sikes
John Amberg
Amberg
Missouri
Don Faurot
Oklahoma
Fritz Signs With Richmond Rebels For 1930 Season
Richmond Va Aug 22 Chester Fritz 300 pound tackle and former Missouri captain signed a contract to play for the Richmond Rebels of the American football league.
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Chester Fritz
University of Missouri
Richmond Rebels
Fans' Ire Costs Phillies 9-0 Forfeit to Giants
Phillies fans in Philadelphia hurled bottles fruit and wads of paper at umpire Al Barlick during the nightcap of a Shibe Park doubleheader. The forfeit gave the New York Giants a 9-0 win after 15 minutes of disorder, ending a six game Phils win streak. Joe Lafata's long fly and a disputed Ashburn call fueled the dispute.
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Safe Protection Against Cholera in New Vaccine
Veterinarians report strong results from field tests using millions of doses of the Jen-Sal Hog Cholera Vaccine. The product protects hogs against cholera, reduces reaction hazards, and prevents contamination of premises with five virus. Vaccination does not interrupt feeding. hogs maintain daily gains and reach market sooner. Available through local veterinarians. ask about vaccinating your drove.
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