Butter Boys Top Co-Ops In Junior League Clash
Butter Boys defeated the first-place Co-Ops 12 to 6 as Lawrence Sanitary climbs to second with five wins and three losses. Price struck out seven for Lawrence Sanitary while Kohler fanned five for the Co-Ops. The game ended after four Co-Ops at bats amid the score and box-score details at the field.
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Butter Boys
Lawrence Sanitary
Elks
Lawrence Sanitary Crew
Thome
Price
Nick Thome
Kohler
Brown
Montgomery
Topp
Rice
Lawrence
Tireland and
Torgeson
Tigers Storm Panthers in Lop-Sided 39-1 Game
A revived Junior league baseball schedule features a doubleheader Friday with Co-Ops and Sheriffs, following a 3:30 start for the Wildcat-Coy ote Midget game. The Co-Op and Sheriff game begins at 4:30, marking the first same-two-team doubleheader of the year.
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Tigers Storm Panthers
Harold Fisher
Ed Eagles
NYA
Shureday Cubs
Rinkydinks
South Park
Midland
Lawrence Sanitary
Balkiwin Girls
Lawrence Girls
City Employes
Lawrence
Topeka
Woodlawn School
Mitch Shells
Ottawa
Wildcats
Coyotes
Sheriffs
Co-Ops
Pleasant Grove
Eagles
Lone Star
Odd Fellows
Vinland Girls
Oakland Girls
City
Vinland
Wild Game At Woodlawn Park Ends 23 to 21
The Eggies edged NYA 23 to 21 in Senior softball at Woodlawn Park last night. A hectic contest featured NYA committing most errors as Eagles produced late rallies and the decisive runs.
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Woodlawn Park
Eggies
NYA
NYA Bops
Yesterday's Results In Major Leagues And Minor Leagues
The Associated Press recap lists National League games with Pittsburgh 17 over St. Louis and Chicago 2 over Cincinnati in 10 innings. In the American League Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 4. In the American Association Milwaukee 4 beat Kansas City 3, Minneapolis 9 over Strat 3, and Columbus unknown with Toledo 5.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Strat
Columbus
Toledo
American Association
Milwaukea
Indianapolis
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Louis
Philadelphia
Udo
Boston Us
Brookly
Great circle sailing and tiny toothpick forests reveal maps and myths
The article discusses how shortest routes on charts follow great circle paths due to earth’s curvature, noting that east or west initial bearings may miss destinations unless routes align with the equator. It also mentions Sulix trees in the Rocky Mountains and other ranges, then hints at tomorrow’s feature about Los Angeles’ Only Gen man.
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Earth
Rocky Mounains
Idaho
Montana
Brit Lumbia
Eur
White Mountains
Vermont
Los Angeles
Sports Calendar Highlights From Local Leagues
Tuesday features Midget League and junior softball at South Park with Elks and Midland games, plus several senior and girls softball matchups at Woodlawn and South Park. Wednesday continues action with Midget and Junior leagues, plus senior softball and color teams at South Park and Woodlawn.
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Rinkydinks
Wildcats
South Park
Elks
Midland
Baird Hainters
Topeka
Tonganoxile Girls
Post Office
Pleasant Grove
Smith Shella
Olathe
Woodlawn School
Cardinals
Panthers
Odd Fellows
Sheriffs
Eagles
Grocers
Conocos
NYA
Owens Turns Pro Amidpotato Talk In Sports Roundup
New York sports round up notes Jesse Owens will turn pro with 150000 potatoes in view. Mentions of Queen Mary athletic salon, Phil Scott on canvas, Paul Dean back with the Cards, Giants winning streak, Syracuse Chiefs slump, and famed gridiron luminaries. Also cites Notre Dame prospects, Elmer Layden, Sharkey Louis clash, Mike Jacobs suits, and Olympic team preview ahead of fall season.
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New York
UPI
Jesse Owens
Queen Mary
Phil Scott
Paul Dean
Giants
Cickens
Syracuse Chiefs
Keith Molesworth
Chicago Bears
Don Kellett
Penn
Andy Pitney
Notre Dame
Louis
Doc) Legett
Tennessee
Elmer Layden
Canada
Sharkey-Louis
Mike Jacobs
Black Panther
London
Jesse
McPherson Oilers
Hollywood Universals
Hippodrome
How Theys CT4 Ares a JIAND 3 in World Series
Verne Lewellen from Nebraska to Green Bay Packers now manages Green Bay in Wisconsin softball league. Hari Luck Hank Bruder of Northwestern and Green Bay fame leads the circuit in hitting as the summer league draws attention and boasts attendance chatter.
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Verne Lewellen
Nebraska
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Hari Luck
Hank Bruder
Northwestern
Green Bay Fame
Blues Cut Short in Milwaukee Tie Bid
Chicago reports a collision with Milwaukee slowed Kansas City's push for second in the American Association. Milwaukee won 4 to 3 as Rudy York led the Brewers with a homer and two singles. St Paul beat Minneapolis 9 to 3, Toledo defeated Columbus 9 to 5, and pressnell homered for the Brewers late.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Blues
Saints
Forrest Pressnell
Pressnell
Bernie Uhalt
Chet Wilburn
Ted Gullic
Rudy York
Hal Smith
Red Evans
Wiley Moort
Minneanoliis
Ira Hutchinson
Hauser
Thompson
Columbus
Toledo
YESTERDAYS OF ATL STARS
Augie Galan drove in Cubs runs as the National League champions beat the Reds 2-1 in ten innings. Luke Sewell of the White Sox homered, doubled and singled to drive in three against Detroit. Pirates veteran Mace Brown and Bill Brubaker. Cardinals held to two hits in relief.
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Augie Galan
Cubs
Reds
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Tiger
Mace Brown
Bill Brubaker
Pirates
Associsies Press
Cincinnati
Les Scarsella
Alex Kampouris
Frank Demaree
Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Vic Sorrell
Iti
Attac
Banner Race May Settle Soon In National League
The Nations League pennant race could be decided between now and September as Giants pursue a winning streak through the western circuit. Pirates crushed St Louis 17 5 to tie ahead with the idle Giants while Cubs beat Reds in 10 innings 2 1 and White Sox routed Detroit 8 4. Brubaker and Brown led a 25 hit attack as Cards faltered behind Paul Deans return from a sore arm.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Gas House Gang
New York Giants
Giants
Bill Terry
Paul Dean
Ralph Birkofer
Wrestling Night Highlights Across Cities In AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports on recent wrestling results from Detroit to Boston and Chicago. Matches feature fall-by-fall outcomes including Detroit’s two-night win over Boston, Walter Dusek and Ruby Dusek competing in Omaha, and other bouts across Hartford Montreal and Atlantic City with multiple falls and weights noted.
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Associated Press
Tennsiuken
Detroit
Boston
Hartford
Cona
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Walter Dusek
Omaha
Chitaga
Dean Detton
Battle
City
Gus Sonnenberg
Wits
Atlantic City
N. T
Fd Mesko
Cleveland
Ruby Dusek
Dumaha
Ine Dusek
Jules Strongbow
Pawhus- Oka
Two Falls
Two Undefeated Teams Meet in Final Tonight
In Wichita Kansas two undefeated teams Buford Georgia and Arkansas City Kansas reach the national semi pro baseball tournament final set for 8 pm tonight. The event follows a series of bracket games with other one defeat teams still in contention.
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Wichita
Kan
Buford
Arkansas City
Elkin
N. C
Hollywood
Bismarck
N.D
Flint
Mich
Elgin
Illinois
Duncan
Okla
Enid
Golfers Move In For United States Amateur Qualifying
In New York on August 25 a field of about 1000 golfers began sectional qualifying for the U S amateur championship. About 210 players will advance to match play at Garden City on September 14. Walker Cup members and many top amateurs contest the stiff metropolitan and district tests for limited spots.
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New York
UPI
Garden City
L. I. Golf Club
California
United States
George Voigt
Golf Casts Omaha Field For Walker Cup Trials
At Omaha Johnny Goodman former national open champion and Walker Cup ace faces Rodney Bliss former trans Mississippi champion Phil Aitken of Lincoln and Bob Fraser of Omaha among ten others for three available spots.
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Attle
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Rodney Bliss
Phil Aitken
Lincoln
Bob Fraser
Major League Leaders Highlight 1930s Stats Jr
A garbled list of 1930s baseball leaders by league shows Indians and Yankees stars like Averill Gehrig and DiMaggio excelling in batting runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Hadley Pearson and Lucas with strong win totals. NL leaders feature Medwick Ott Martin and others with home runs and triples noted.
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Ctssac -Rex
Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Ehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Yarnikers
Iits
Dables
Walker
DiMaggio
Firnn — Gehrig
Browns
Werber
A Bex
Hadley
Pearson
Vrattinge
Medwick
Cardinals
J. Martin
Giants
Tune Witted
Wierat
Detitee
Cubs
Doulles
Medivtede
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Klein
Bereger
Gees
Sere Cardinals
Martin
Lucas
Pirata
Vinland Girls Fall to Kansas City Home Sandwich Unit
Vinland Girls, host team of Vinland I.O.O.F., were defeated 18 to 3 by Kansas City’s Home Sandwich Shop squad at Southpark last night. Vinland committed seven errors as the fielding lagged, while Kansas City tallied across innings, with three runs in the first, one in the second, one in the third, two in the fourth, and six in the sixth. Odd Fellows added a run in the second, fifth, and seventh. The box shows Surprise, Guilty, Rusky, Stack, Kaminski, and others contributing for Home Sandwich. Vinland’s lineup included Hadl, Anderson, Hume, Bell, Winter, Johnson, and more.
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I. 0. O. F. Vinland Girls
Kansas City
Southpark
Vinland Girls
Odd Fellows
Home Land
Cf Horosko
Rusky
Stack
Kaminski
Martin
S Melwk
Thompson
Fornai
L.O
F. Vind
Hadl
Rss
Anderson
Hume
Bell
Johnson
Herrol
Cochran
Herriman
F. Vint
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Joe Louis
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Brent Newell
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Homer Hoch
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Prince Albert
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R. J. Raynelda Tobacco Company
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