Hawks clash with Colts after nine day layoff
The Lawrence Hawks resume McKan Semi-Pro Baseball League play Friday night in Atchison against the Colts after a nine day break. Manager Dick Gilman expects Bob Shirley to start, carrying a 7-3 record. Shirley previously beat Leavenworth 3-0 and has not beaten Atchison this year. The race also involves St Joseph Marion Tavern and Leavenworth in a tight title chase.
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Lawrence Hawks
Mc-Kan
Atchison Colts
Atchison
Dick Gilman
Bob Shirley
Hawks
Shirley
Mc Kan
Lawrence
Leavenworth Indians
Colts
Aay
Kansas City
Wyindnotte Electrics
Leavenworth
St Joseph Marion Tavern
Tommy Riordan
St. Joseph
Riordan
Korea
Stantingate
St. Joseph and
SM. Joseph
Bobby Hutchison
Marion Tavernmen
St.Joseph
St. Joe
Marion Tavern Club
Four teen golfers seek $1,500 college scholarships in PGA national caddie finals
In Columbus Ohio the 1952 PGA national caddie golf championships semifinals pit Jim Lucius of Minnesota against Dick Rhyan Jr. of Ohio and Al Chandler of California against Ted Leach of Circlesville. The top prize is $1,500 toward a four year college scholarship. runner-up $1,000. third $750. fourth $500. field total $2,000 in scholarships. The 36 hole semifinals are at Ohio State University Scarlet course Friday.
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Columbus
O.P
Ohio
California
Minnesota
Jim Lucius
Northfield
Minn
I Lucius
Dick Rhyan Jr
O. Rhyar
al Chandler
Los Angeles
Calif
Ted Leach
Circlesville
Ohio State University
Coveted Handicap Trophy Primary Target of Today
More than 1,700 top marksmen battle for the Grand American Handicap prize of 1500 dollars in trapshooting. Competitors hail from across the United States Alaska Canada the Canal Zone Cuba and Hawaii. Last year 18 year old Mike Wayland of Washington led with a 99 in the 1 682-entry field. This year he competes from the 23 yard line after firing a 93 in Thursday's prelim dress rehearsal.
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Vandalia
Alaska
Canada
Canal Zone
Cuba
Hawaii
Mike Wayland
Washington
Skipper and Williams Spark Grand American Trapshoot
Skipper 38 Nan Lawrencians and All American Williams with his father Die Williams were among Thursday’s top scorers in the 33rd Grand American Trapshoot at Vandalia Ohio. Skipper posted 86 in the Grand event. Handicap preliminary winner Dick shot 81 as the big handicap event looms.
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Nan Lawrencians
Williams
Die Et Wiliams
Vandalia
Cdme
Winie Dick
Indians Suffer Setback in Doubleheader Swing
The Indians fall to the New York Yankees in a Tuesday doubleheader, slipping behind in the American League pennant race by one game. Boston and Chicago wins complicate the standings as Cubs split with the Giants and other NL results shake the circuit. Sid Hudson held the Tribe to seven hits as Steve Gromek struggled, while Billy Pierce outpitched Cleveland in the nightcap.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Mark Twain
Bhick
New York Yankees
Kiames
Cleveland
Yanks
Bombers
Mike Girecia
Alice Reynolds
Ny Fedgleed
Fos Vinst Newie Batsebt
MBS
Boston Red Sox
Chavaga White Sox
Yoinks
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Cage Cubs
New York
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
Sid Hudson
Tribe
Patveher
Steve Gromek
Red Sox
Gromek
Rookom Gorman
Gorman
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Fights Postponed in Hartford and California
Hartford bout between Vic Cardell and George Dunn postponed to tonight. In California the Jimmy Dunn versus Liis Adams match delayed to Friday night.
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Arsverstea Presth
Hartford
Conn
Vic-Cardell
George Dunn
No Diego
Calif
Jimmy Dunn
Liis Adams
Miniature no hitter wicket despite five innings
Brewer of bury pitched a five inning no hitter under tournament rules. He struck out ten and allowed no walks as the Brooke Av Myatival Center team posted a victory. The event featured multiple matches and a busy schedule with teams like San Agttomey, Chosavilisg, and the Dorian Kings noted in brief.
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James Wee Shires
Thom Hrewer
Bury
Tak
Siobraska
Brewer
Brooke Av
San Agttomey
Chero
Shinai
Torrid Miner Streak Beats Miskey Giants in Salina Tilt
The Joptin Miners extended their Western Association run with a win over the Miskey Giants at Muskenen. Bob Cideck delivered a two run homer as Salina rode a late rally to finish strong in the seventh inning.
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Joptin Miners
Western Association
Thars
Miskogee Giants
Muskenen
T Waims Enarmutle
Doplin
Bad
Richards Sees Yanks Favored To Win Pennant
AP Sports Writer Sy JoE Reichler reports Paul Richards of the White Sox remains convinced the Yankees, defending World Series champions, will win the American League pennant though Cleveland and Boston could challenge. Richards notes New York’s strong pitching and veteran experience, but says Chicago or Cleveland could beat them if a hot stretch occurs and Evite Lopat falters.
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Sy Joe Reichler
NEW York
Victori
New York Yankees
Paul Richards
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Favi
Philadelphi Athletics
Regimolds
Raschi
Ker
Evite Lopat
Iif
Amateur Pacific Area Stacks Field at Meet
A garbled report from a Westlam area event notes an amateur field at a Pacific Area meet. Mentions include a morning session, semifinals, and several male competitors such as Melt Sins Warike and Jimmy Meltate. The text is severely degraded with numerous missing or jumbled words.
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Pias
Topinds
Jimmy Meltate
Netl
Jethet
Seit Beyer
Brews May Stampede Weaves In Tight Standings
The article details a rough stretch of play with Brewers surging, a strong 17-hit effort by Mo Morealt and Terry contributing to a split, while Vic Power drives a key single. It notes Charleston’s win to keep pace, and lines up upcoming matchups including Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Louisville at St. Paul, with Milwaukee and Kansas City also featured.
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Ueck
Kansas City
Mo Morealt
Ae Terry
Vic Power
Charleston
Neapolis
Louisville
Indiananofis
Yoa
George Zuverink
Pauieville
St. Paul
Jay’s Santo
Urleston
Milwaukee
Columbus
Karhsas City
Paul Indianapolis
Minnepolis
Kansas University
4. V. Sikes
K.U
Bud Laughlin
Galen
Fiss
Johnson
Jarrin
John Anderson
Grand — Istead
Nebrdoh
Offens
Kuna
Los Angeles
Charlie Hoag
Fise
Laughlin
Clinton Outfit Advances At State Softball Event
Sterling Kansas report notes Clinton team advances in state softball tournament with matches in Ww bracket and Siena bracket featuring McPherson parents versus Dodge Merchants final night results. Topeka and nearby towns report Clint Mantings D8 actions as Dis eerson defeats DX Juniors in finals Saturday night.
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Clinton Outfit
Sterling
Somes
Todso Ery
Son Au
Clinton
Siena
McPherson Parrents
Dodge Merchanis
Marling Electric
Topeka
Tin Xonight
Clint Mantings
Dis Eerson
Diamond Dope and National League Coast League
A terse sports note outlines Diamond Dope and the National League event on the Pacific Coast, highlighting league standings and possible matchups. Names and specific results are sparse in the fragment, leaving the exact teams or scores unclear.
Battering Ram reshapes Rams and Kansas backfield ideas
Bill Mayer surveys how Jumbo Joe Stydehar's West Coast Goats influence the Los Angeles Rams style with a beefy backfield and innovative line play. The piece discusses heavy linemen, versatile backs, and potential KU backfield substitutions to test pro-style power against NFL defenses.
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Hell
Los Ange Rams
Joe Stydehar
West Coast
Jumbo Joe
Stydehar
Chivaga
Rte IE
Glenn
T. Smith
Tommy Kale
Bering
NFL
Tig Joe
Rams
Jac
Jaundice sidelines key Kansas football figure in season turmoil
Jaundice forces a likely month absence for a Kansas football player after return from a Southwest clinic and vacation. Coach Sikes reports shifting plans and limited time to arrange, while George Kennard contends with NFL tryouts and guard lineup depth. John Amberg shines as a run king and freshman standout predicted to rise.
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Sikes
Southwest
J. W
George Kennard
Kanass
New York Giants
Uell
George
John Amberg
Giants
John
Fragmented OCR Summary of Gas Commission Ledger
An OCR fragment references the commission and gas valuation with figures such as 168,781,000 cubic yards, mentioning Otis Gas and Rarton. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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Otis Gas
Gallagher Paola Title Battle Sets District Softball Showdown
Gallagher meets Paola Cubs at Municipal Park at 8 tonight to decide the 1952 District Softball Tournament championship. If Gallagher wins, Paola faces a second game with the winner advancing to the state tourney in Great Bend August 27 to 31. a Paola loss would eliminate a club after two defeats. City Recreation Director Larry Hyeb notes a potential 20 minute gap before a second game and official changes allow only district champions to advance.
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Gallagher Motors
As Lawters
Paola Cubs
Municipal Park
Gallagher
Cubs
Paola
Ramin
As Udists
Great Bend
Bos
City Recreation
Larry Hyeb
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