Greens Split Double Bill With K. C LIEL BREAKS EVEN
The Lawrence Ban Johnson team split a doubleheader with Kansas City, Kan. Healey Motor Co. club, losing 1-2 in game one and winning 2-1 in game two. Gene Spalding starred with three hits and a win, while Lefty Liell took the loss in game one and pitched well in relief in game two. Green Brothers finished the season atop their division with 13-3, and playoff action set to begin Sunday against Independence.
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Co-Ops Defeat Barbers 9 to 2 in Softball Tilt
The Co-Ops defeated the Barbers by a score of 9 to 2 in a softball game. In a separate note, a historical curiosity recalls Granby tokens minted in 1737 bearing the phrases Value As You Please and Sam good copper. The era also mentions riderless horse races in Rome and a teaser about the duration of the Hundred Years' War.
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Local Sports Standings And Schedule
Friday schedule from South Park outlines Jayhawks facing Tleets and several girls teams at South Park and Lincoln park venues. Saturday features American Legion vs Lawrence Junior League Coe Ops at South Park and other showdowns at Woodlawn park. Sunday Ban Johnson league playoff at Ban Johnson park lists Independence vs Lawrence Green Brothers at 2:50.
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Louisiana Streets
Dream Game Hurts Diz Arm Decked With Soreness
Dizzy Dean, Cardinal pitcher, heads to St Louis for treatment of a sore right arm that has troubled him since the July Dream Game. He fears missing time and notes the club’s skid, hoping a week’s rest will mend the injury before spring.
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Dizzy Deans Arm Sours Cardinals Prospects In NL Race
Dizzy Dean returns to St Louis with a sore right arm forcing his removal from a game against the Phillies and shelving him for treatment. The Cardinals lose the doubleheader opener 8-5 and shift focus to a pennant chase while Giants Cubs and Yankees push for lead in their leagues. Missouri horse show upsets at Sedalia highlight a busy notes wrap.
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Giants
Farr Louis postponement sparks fresh money talk in town
Promoter Mike Jacobs delayed the Farr Louis bout at Yankee Stadium to Monday amid talk of new money from Saratoga. C B Thomas praises Farr as England's top heavyweight of the era, while Schmeling eyes a potential October rematch. Miners from Tonypandy travel to watch the fight, and Jacobs weighs a winner versus Schmeling for October 12 with a 12 percent share.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Postponements
American League results show Chicago 4 over Washington 1, New York 5 to St. Louis 1, Detroit 4 to Boston 6, Cleveland 10 to Philadelphia with other games unlisted. National League games Chicago vs Boston postponed by rain, Cincinnati vs Brooklyn postponed, Pittsburgh vs New York with two games postponed by radio. Philadelphia and St. Louis 5. American Association results include Toledo 4 Milwaukee and St. Paul 2 for Louisville, Kansas City 4 over Columbus 3, Minneapolis 6 over Indianapolis 4.
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Lowsville
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Minneapolis
Two Teams Tie for First in Hot American Association Race
Minneapolis and Toledo shared the lead in the American Association after a day of tight games. Kansas City beat Columbus 4 to 3 to drop the Red Birds from the top spot while Toledo edged Milwaukee 4 to 3 and Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 6 to 3. St Paul beat Louisville 5 to 1 as Bill Cox won the decision.
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Louisville
Bill Cox
Harry Eisenstat
Five All-Stars to Carry Attack Against Packers
Five college stars Baugh Drake Jankowski Huffman and Wilkinson are expected to shoulder most of the scoring against the Green Bay Packers next Wednesday night. Coaches expect no last minute injuries and anticipate one more light scrimmage with limited action for the starters. Baugh and Drake are viewed as key passers for the game.
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Texas Christian
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Purdue
Ed Jankowski
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Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Ed Wilkinson
Minnesota
Gus Dorais
Bausch
Drake
Major League Leaders From A Fragmented Box Score
A garbled 1930s style box score fragment lists leaders in batting, pitching and fielding with Medwick and Waner prominent. Cards and Pirates figures appear with uncertain spellings and misplaced numerals, including Medwick 180 hits and 127 RBIs, Waner 174 hits, Gehrig 384 runs, and several pitching lines.
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DiMagsin
Roundup of baseball and football rumors from New York press
Sports Roundup notes often sensational rumors about Mike Jacobs, Roy Decker, and Rogers Hornsby, plus comments on managers and coaches. Mentions Duke football, Marquette staff changes, Jimmy Braddock reception, Rudy York's homer spree, and Tony Lazzeri’s future with the Yankees system.
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Roxie Lawson led the Tigers with a ninth inning bases loaded single to beat the Red Sox 6-3. Indians' hit parade produced four RBIs in a 10-5 win over the Athletics. Lefty Gomez tossed eight shutout innings and added two hits in the Yankees' victory over the Browns. Chuck Klein and Leo Norris led the Phillies with homers and RBI doubles in a win against the Cardinals. Tony Piet's late double sealed a 4-5 White Sox win over the Senators after an earlier homer. Also notes that Mt. Kamai in the Himalaya Mountains is the highest summit climbed by man.
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Associated Press
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F. Indians
Lefty Gomez
Chuck Klein
Homer
Norris
Tony Piet
Tonganoxie Girls and Others Win at Softball
The Tonganoxie girls routed the Bireley Orange 14 to 2 at Woodlawn Park last night. Obera defeated Phillips 10 to 2 in the second game of the evening.
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Phillips Crew
Belvoir to Meet Perry in Sunday Baseball Tilt
The Belvoir baseball team under manager F. E. Ross of Lawrence will face Perry Sunday afternoon at Perry. Ross added Ireland and former Lawrence Merchants players Francis and Guffer to his lineup. Probable starting positions listed include Coffman, Ireland, H. Houk, Holcom, Demeritt, Johnson, Francis, Guffer, and Ross on the mound.
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