Colts Rally in Ninth to Top Coffeyville Tex-Acs 8 4
Dick Johnson hit a two run homer with Carl Ellis aboard in the ninth to lift the Lawrence Colts to an 8-4 win over Coffeyville Tex-Acs at Municipal Park. Montgomery pitched five shutout innings after a rough start to earn his tenth victory, while Johnson totaled three hits to boost his average to .342 and Ellis led with a strong day at the plate.
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Carl Ellis
Lawrence Colts
Coffeyville
Tex-Acs
Municipal Park
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Bus Hoffman
Car
Ellie
Big Colt
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Wes Temple
Floyd Temple
Ehart
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Tex- Aco
Temple
McHenry
Ellia
Mirandi
Welter
Confer
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Kiser
Voas
Lawrence
Bud French
McRenry
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Hecap
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Drake
New York
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Tempie
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Standis
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Mace
Montgomery
Wee
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Abrhpore
W. Temple
Mayfield
Ferrell
Hoffman
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Webec
Etli
French
Montmery
Hart
E‘iiz
Barry Merrow's Athletic Ticket Crunch At SMU Stadium
SMU faces critical ticket limits for fall grid games as Notre Dame joins the home schedule. The 75,900 capacity Cotton Bowl cannot meet demand, with 6,000 to 8,000 single admission tickets for the Missouri game. Nearby, Nebraska coach Glassford eyes a tough Big Seven slate, seeking a strong passer to boost the offense.
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S.M.U
Mustangs
Notre Dame
Cotton Bowl Stadium
Missouri
Baseball league leaders mixed with garbled OCR data
The report lists batting and pitching leaders with many OCR errors. Names like Robinson Brooklyn and Williams Boston appear, alongside stray figures and broken team references, creating a fragmented snapshot of National and American League leaders with incomplete stats and corrupted text.
Standings and scattered league results
The standings show scattered scores across Major League Baseball with Chicago leading Brooklyn and New York, plus American League totals for Cleveland and St Louis. American Association lists Kansas City and Milwaukee, with column notes on Indianapolis Louisville and Columbus Toledo St Paul Minneapolis. The text also defines perfume as a word meaning thru smoke from ancient times when cave men burned woods and gums.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pitvchureh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Kareas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louiseville
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Roston
Roy
Pittsburch
Philadelphia Ty
Loureville
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Parnell the key to Red Sox surge
Mel Parnell leads Boston as the Red Sox beat Chicago in a doubleheader 11-4 and 19-7 with Ellis Kinder, Ted Williams, and Doerr delivering big hits. The sweep tightens the race with New York, while Cleveland wins to stay within reach.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Dom DiMaggio
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Parnell
New Orleans
Boston
Lefty Grove
Ellis Kinder
Chicago White Sox
Mel
Bosox
Chicago
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Dale Mitchell
Vic Raschi
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Brooklyn
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Redbirds
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jansen
Gerry Staley
Giants
Marty Marion
Bob Muncrief
Joe Hatten
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Ted Gray
Stan Spence
St. Louis Browns
A's
Joe Ostrowski
al Dark
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Hornets edge Bills in opener on field goal
Chicago Hornets defeated the Buffalo Bills 17 to 14 in a tight all-American conference season opener. Jim McCarthy kicked the game winner in the closing minutes as Chicago secured the victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Hornets
Buffalo Bills
Jim McCarthy
Browns Beat Yankees 28 to 21 in All-America Expo
At Soldier Field Akron Ohio the Cleveland Browns defeated the New York Yankees 28 to 21 in an All-America conference exhibition game in the Rubber Bowl. Geff Rochester New York notes Skee Riege Tulsa ready for Willie Turnesa crown with rivals Carr England. General Floyd Fortune Gordien Minnesota uncorked 184 feet 131 64 inches discus in Olympic stadium. Larchmont New York Ted Wells Art Lippett Wichita captured 1949 world snip e championship on Long Island sound.
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Soldier Field
Akron
Cleveland Browns
New York Yankees
Geff
Rochester
N. Y
Skee Riege
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Carr
England
Willie Turnesa
Stockholm
Fortune Gordien
University of Minnesota
Olympic Stadium
Larchmont
U.S
Ted Wells
Art Lippett
Wichita
Kan
Long Island Sound
Close Chums in Finals Of Women's Golf Tourney
Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio faces Helen Sigel in a 36 hole championship showdown of the women's western amateur golf tourney in Chicago. Kirk, competing for the seventh time, has rarely reached this stage, while Sigel, 29, is the opponent advancing from a strong run in the event.
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Chicago
Peggy Kirk
Helen Sigel
Findlay
Ohio
Miss Sigel
Golf outings spark clash of two Philadelphia women
In a rare rematch, Sigel and Kirk renew competition with Philadelph ia roots and notable past meetings. They previously met in Pebble Beach national quarterfinals where Sigel won 5-4 against the Ohionan en route to a final won by Grace Lenczyk.
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Sigel
Kirk
Pebble Beach
Calif
Grace Lenczyk
Wells is Snipe King in 1949 World Championship
Ted Wells and Art Lippett of Wichita Kansas won the 1949 Snipe class world championship on Long Island Sound finishing ahead of Spain Great Britain and Argentina over a five mile triangular course. Jorge and Carols Vilar Castex of Argentina were runners up. Wells, 42, Beech aircraft corporation chief engineer, secures the international crown for the second time. previously in 1947 in Switzerland.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Ted Wells
Art Lippett
Wichita
Kan
Switzerland
Wells
Wels
Beech Aircraft Corporation
Bantam Champion Ortiz Plans to Hang Up Gloves Soon
Manuel Ortiz, 33, bantamweight champion, says he will defend his title once or twice more in Europe before retiring. He faces Jimmy Cooper in a 10 round nontitle bout in the U.S. Monday and heads to Europe September 3 for further bouts and exhibitions to close his career. Ortiz has a storied record since winning the crown in 1942, with 19 title defenses, and plans to return to a busy life at home in El Centro, California with his wife and six properties.
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Washington
Manuel Ortiz
Europe
Althe
Manuel
Ireland
Danny O'Sullivan
London
France
Italy
U.S
Warrington
Jimmy Cooper
Ortiz
Lou Salica
Joe Louis
Far East
Manila
South America
Mexico City
North America
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pacific
Honolulu
New York A C basketballers eye independent crown
The New York A C team plans a full college schedule this winter aiming to be the first independent squad to do so. They’ve lined up Colgate’s Ernie Vanderweghe Holy Cross Charley Bollinger Cornell Jim Gale Dartmouth Ed Leede and may add Tony Lavelli if he stays pro free. Holy Cross and Villanova top their opponents list while they seek the independence title from Phillips oilers. Postponed high school football physical exams move to Tuesday 10 am to noon due to funeral services for Dr E L Novotny.
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Phillips Oilers
Ernie Vanderweghe
Colgate
Charley Bollinger
Holy Cross
Jim
Bob Gale
Cornell
Ed Leede
Dartmouth
Tony Lavelli
A.C. Quint
Villanova
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del Winter Cher
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