Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
National League results include Boston 6 Chicago 0 and 6 to 4. Pittsburgh 12 Annadeiphis 2. St Louis 8 New York Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati unspecified. American League Washington 11 Chicago 3. Detroit 6 Boston 3. Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 4. New York 11 St Louis 1. Western Association Joplin 4 Fort Smith 0. Springfield 3 Muskogee 1. Carthage 7 Salina 3. Hutchinson 6 Topeka 4. American Association Toledo 3 Indianapolis 1. Louisville 5 Columbus 4. St Paul 8 City 0. Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 4. Ten innings noted.
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Cleveland
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Columbus
St.Paul
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League Leaders From The Associated Press Baseball Standings
National League leaders include batting Hopp St Louis 332 Et ten Philadelphia 329. runs Hack Chicago 50. RBIs Mize St Louis 93 Camilli Brooklyn 50. hits Litwhiler Philadelphia 156 Hack Chicago 154. doubles Reiser Brooklyn 36 Mize St Louis 34. Triples Fletcher Pittsburgh 10 five tied with 9. home runs Camilli Brooklyn 27 Nicholson Chicago 24. stolen bases Frey Cincinnati 15 Handley Pittsburgh 14. pitching Riddle Cincinnati 15 2 White St Louis 16 4. In batting Williams Boston .405 Travis Washington .366. runs DiMaggio New York 113 Williams Boston 116. RBIs DiMaggio New York 112 Keller New York 111. hits Travis Washington 179 DiMaggio New York 171. doubles DiMaggio New York Judnich St Louis 38. triples Travis Washington 16 Heath Cleveland 13. home runs Keller New York 32 Williams Boston 28. stolen bases Case Washington 21 Kubel Chicago 19. pitching Gomez New York 12 4 Ruffing New York 14 5.
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Washington
DiMaggio
New York
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Judnich
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Ruffing
New Basketball Coaches Named at Argentine and Rosedale
Argentine and Rosedale high schools announce new basketball coaches for the upcoming Northeast Kansas league season. Ed Ash will become head coach at Av entine, John Lentz shifts to football. Roscoe I Brown leaves Rosedale after 15 years to coach basketball and track at the junior college. Oscar Richards will lead basketball at Rosedale and help with football duties. Brown joins the zone defense legacy in the region.
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Rosedale
Kansas City
Kan
Ed Ash
Aventine
John Lontz
Roscoe I. Brown
Oscar Richards
Art Lawrence
Brown
Pro Football Champs Face All Stars In Soldier Field Test
Chicago Bears and College All-Stars clash in Soldier Field in the eighth annual pro versus college showpiece. Bears seek a third straight win over the stars as 93 200 tickets have sold with 5 000 veterans admitted free. The lineups feature Harmon and Franck in a strong Bears backfield facing Rankin Rucinski and a potent All-Stars passing attack.
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Chicago Bears
Bears
Plasman
Rankin
Purdue Studahar
Pannell
Téxas
So A
M. Fortmann
LG Lio
Georgetown Turner
Mucha
Wash
Musso
O’boyie
Tulane
Artee
Drahos
Cornell
Luckman
Evashevski
Tom Harmon and Company
Soldier Field
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Collegians
Dave Rankin
Purdue
Ed Rucinski
Indiana
Redskins
Washington Redskins
Harmon
Michigan
Minnesota
George Franck
Strikeout record falls as Donnelly tops 17 year mark
Sylvester Donnelly set a Western Association single season strikeout record with 289, eclipsing Flint Rhein’s 282. Muskogee’s Donnelly struck out 14 in a 6 0 loss to Springfield, while Joplin beat Fort Smith 3 0 behind Al Lyon’s pitching. Carthage beat Salina 7 3 and Hutchinson edged Topeka 5 4 in late results.
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Sylvester Donnelly
Muskogee
Springfield
Connelly
Rhem
Fort Smith Twins
Joplin
Cardinals
al Lyon
Fort Smith
Carthage
Salina
Browns
Hutchinson
Topeka
Toledo Threat Heats Up A A Playoff Race
The Mud Hens sit in fifth a game behind Kansas City and Minneapolis in a tight chase for third and fourth. Louisville holds second with a 414 game edge over Columbus. Toledo beat Indianapolis 3 1 to gain ground as Milwaukee defeated Minnesota and St Paul beat Louisville. Chet Morgan doubled scoring Junie Andres for the decisive run in the ninth.
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Mud Hens
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Colonels
Indianapolis
Blues
Vedic Himsl
St. Paul
Millers
Milwaukee
Louisville Colonels
Red Bird
Chet Morgan
Junie Andres
Sports Roundup Sparks Across Gotham and Beyond
Sid Feder reports on boxing prospects Georgie Abrams vs Tony Zale for a future title shot, the potential Chicago meeting, Whirlaway’s Belmont plans, Red Barber and Bob Elson back for World Series radio, Eddie Joost’s sunglasses in the NL, Yale-Harvard regatta risk from subs, Nat Fleischer heading to Albuquerque for Army championships, Auburn football mileage for 8 away games, Ray Mack’s 25th birthday in the infield, Fred Davis as a Redskins rookie, and a Bears over All-Stars prediction.
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New York
Special News Service
Georgie Abrams
N.B.A
Tony Zale
Madison Square Garden
Tony
Chicago
Billy Loose
Ken Overlin
Whirlaway
Lawrence
Belmont
Red Barber
Bob Elson
Silver Tongues
Brooklyn
Eddie Joost
Albuquerque
Southwest
Auburn
Ray Mack
Bill Dismer
Washington Star
Fred Davis
Bama
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Belvoir Defeats Midland 7-5 at Big Springs Fair
Belvoir beats Midland 7 to 5 in a Big Springs Fair baseball game yesterday. H Houk homered for Belvoir as T Saffel earned the win over D Brune. Belvoir led 3-1 after four innings and pulled away with a seventh inning surge before Midland scored in the eighth.
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Douglas
Big Springs
Belvoir
Midland
H. Houk
Pardee
R. Kampschroeer
C. Houk
D. Alford
D. Brune
Garner
T. Saffel
Houk
V. Wise
National league umpires face more trouble than AL umpires
A National League umpire says the AL has only one Jimmy Dykes while the National has six or seven, explaining why NL umpires encounter more difficulties than their American League counterparts.
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Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
Jimmy
Reds Drop Chance to Enter Pennant Race
The Reds fall 9 32 behind Brooklyn after a 4 2 loss to Kirby Higbe at Ebbets Field. Dodgers widen their NL lead as Cardinals beat the Giants and Cubs split with the Braves. Yankees overpower Browns 11 1 while White Sox collapse 11 3 to the Senators.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kirby Higbe
Johnny Vander Meer
Ebbetsfield
Cubs
Phillies
Heavy Hitters Favored in $5,000 Hershey Open
Heavy rains shorten the Hershey Open course play as about 100 golfers begin a four day event at Hershey Country Club. Horton Smith projects four 70s to win while Ben Hogan and Sam Snead stay favored. Hogan leads money list with 12,733 and Hogan holds 418 Vardon points while Snead has 343.
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Hershey
Hershey Country Club
Horton Smith
Joplin
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Hogan
Snead
Hogan’s
Sports Flashbacks Highlight Notable Racing and Baseball Feats
Mirror recalls a photo finish at Whitney Stakes with Challedon earning 2 03 1 5 for a mile. Three years earlier Monte Pearson pitched a no hitter for the Yankees in a 13 0 win over Cleveland. Five years ago the U S Olympic team arrived home with officials and athletes led by President Roosevelt.
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Isolator
Whitney
Monte Pearson
N. Y
Yankees
Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt
Haskell vs Fritz Co at Woodlawn Thursday
Lawrence Merchants meet Friends Lumber Co in Woodlawn Friday in a local sports calendar item.
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Haskell Vs. Fritz Co
Woodlawn
Lawrence Merchants
Friends Lumber Co
Sophomore core key to Kansas State team under Hobbs Adams
Manhattan Kansas August 28 Sophomores are expected to carry Kansas State football as coach Hobbs Adams rebuilds after 11 lettermen left for graduation and military service. The schedule includes Northwestern Missouri Oklahoma Arizona and Nebraska with a strong group of returning ends backs and linemen guided by Frank Barnhart and other listed players. The team faces a tough slate beginning September 27 at home against Fort Hays State.
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Kansas
State
Hobbs Adams
K-State
Northwestern
Fort Hays State
South Carolina A
Arizona U
Wildcat
Chris’ Langvardt
Bernie Weiner
Ken Hamlin
Wallace Swanson
Bill Nichols
Gene Snyder
Dick Wolgast
Lewis Turner
Adams
Frank Barnhart
Fort Riley
E-state
Jim Watkins
Richard Peters
Valley Falls
Charles Kier
Mankato
Lawrence Duncan
Lucas
Norbert Raemer
Herkimer
Fd Huff
Marysville
Nore
Bill Quick
Beloit
Ray Rekey
Sabetha
Max Timmons
Fredonia
Kent Dune
Lyle Wilkins
Delphos
Kansas State
Evanston
Missouri
Columbia
Ohklahoma
Nebraska
South Carolina U
Lawrence
Kens State
Ames
Tucson
Dog Barks a Warning During Firehouse Search by Dog
An 18 month old mongrel named Pig Duke alerted by barking during a blaze as firefighters searched a house for its mistress in Philadelphia. The dog was chained to a garage in the rear.
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Mary Denofa
Philadelphia
Duke
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