Aggie hopes rise with 16 veterans for 1930 season
Kansas Aggies expect 16 lettermen and 9 backs with captain Alex Nigro leading the squad for 1930. Bo McMillin and assistants describe a heavier emphasis on competition as sophomores challenge veterans. The schedule includes games at Manhattan against Washburn, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa State, and Nebraska with two inter sectional bouts against West Virginia and McMillan's Alma matter.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggies
Alex Nigro
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Frank P. Root
O. W
Oss
Tucker
H. R
Doc) Weller
C. O. Tackwell
K. C. Bauman
A. H. Freeman
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
McMiflin
Iowa State
Ames
Center
Nebraska
Lincoln
Doubles Final Set for National Championship Clash
Brookline Aug 30 AP George Lott and Johnny Doeg defending champions meet John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison American holders of the British title in the final round of the forty ninth national doubles tournament at Longwood. Van Ryn and Allison won the British title at Wimbledon in June and the Pinehurst and Sulphur Springs finals in April. The defending champs have previously defeated the New Jersey Texas pair in Europe and now face Cross of San Francisco and Allison for the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
George Lott
Samp In Pean
London
Ani Plonsti Ty
Baseball scores from mixed leagues and scattered games
National League New York defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 in thirteen innings Boston beats Philadelphia eleven innings Chicago runs over St Louis nine to six. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh rained out. American League Chicago 9 Cleveland 0 Detroit St Louis 9 6. Western Association Wichita 4 St Joseph 1 Topeka night game scheduled. Only games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St.’ Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tain
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Western Tangah Wichita
St. Joseph
Othams City
Topeka
Chicao
New Fork
Erooklyn
Eerey
Washington
York
Cleveland Vol
St. Louis de
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas
Estern
Wichita
Petmana
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
eDdle
Penver
Seseph
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
AP summary of top season leaders includes NL batting Terry Giants and Klein Phillies. runs batted in Wilson Cubs. hits Klein Phillies and Gehrig Yankees. doubles Klein and Manush. triples Comorosky Pirates and Combs Yankees. home runs Wilson Cubs and Ruth Yankees. stolen bases Cuyler Cubs and McManus Tigers.
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Nel
Pyt
Associte
Kamer
Terry
Giants
Cuyler
Abe
Wilson
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Anaes
Rone Gehrig
Yankees
A. Rune
Ruth
Gehrig
Manush
Senators
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Clubs Battle For NL Supremacy In Crucial Series
The four first division clubs press toward the finish of a crucial series as Brooklyn and New York seek second place with one game left, while Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals remain tied after two overtime contests. The Giants climb to second but stay within a half game of the Robins after a 3 to 2 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookly
New York
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Robins
Extra Inning. Cardinals Hustle Cubs in Long Games
Chicago Aug. 30 AP Joe McCarthy and the Cubs hope to survive the Cardinals extended innings. St Louis played 33 innings over two games, winning one in 20 on Thursday and falling in 13 yesterday. Injuries hit both clubs with Wilson Hartnett Blake Root sidelined briefly and Stephenson Taylor shifting positions as Chicago fights through a brutal stretch.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Sheriff Blake
Charlie Root
Hack Wilson
Gabby Hartnett
Riggs Stephenson
Dan Taylor
Wilson
Zack Taylor
Hartnett
Root
Blake
Two Former Title Holders Reach Western Golf Final
In the twenty eighth annual women's Western golf tournament at Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City on August 30 two former champions Miss Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin and Mrs G W Tyson of Kansas City advanced to the final match. They eliminated the defending champion and last year's runner up to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hillcrest Country Club
Dorothy Page
Madison
Wis
G. W. Tyson
Carnera Predicted To Knock Out Bertazolla In Five
Primo Carnera the Italian giant is odds on favorite to stop Ricardo Bertazolla in a fifteen round bout at Atlantic City. Most experts expect Carnera to win by knockout within five rounds given his overwhelming size and power advantage.
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Carnera
Atlantic City
N. J
Primo Carnera
Ricardo Bertazolla
Italy
Bertazolla
American yachtsmen lead Bermuda in international series
American yachtsmen held a four points lead over Bermuda at the all-way mark of the international sloop series today after two races sailed. The United States had 12.1 points to Bermuda 8.8 as the last two races were set for tomorrow off Rye in morning and afternoon sessions.
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New York
Bermuda
United States
Rye
Ladies Day Echoes in Baseball History
By AL DEMAREE. The piece notes the growing role of women in baseball crowds and fanfare. It recalls players like Phil Douglas who gave souvenir balls with his name hotel and room number to attractive fans, and mentions ushers delivering notes and managers seeking attention from seated patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phil” Douglas
Phil
George Stallings
Boxing Notes From The Ring Across The Nation
The column lists bouts and outcomes with fighters from various cities. notable results include Pan American standout Panama Al Brown stopping Johnny Vacca in Bridgeport while Paul Pirone halted Pete Meyers, and Tony Herrera facing Maxie Strub in Chicago with Levinsky and Kraken also linked to the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Maxie Strub
Eric Drew
King Levinsky
Jack Kraken
Champaign
Hollywood
Cal
Paul Pirone
Cleveland
Pete Meyers
San Francisco
Bridgeport
Conn
Panama
al Brown
Johnny Vacca
Boston
Ottawa Club Sails to Play Green Brothers Athletics
The Ottawa baseball club travels to Lawrence on Sunday for a 3 pm game against the Green Brothers Athletics at the Shook diamond, one mile north of Lawrence on U S highway 73W. No admission will be charged and the contest is expected to be fast with plenty of excitement.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Baseball Club
Lawrence
Green Brothers Athletics
Shook Diamond
U. S.highway
Odd Fellows win series from Elks on South Park diamond
The Odd Fellows beat the Elks 3 to 1 to seize second place in the Junior Twilight League. Jones pitched for the Odd Fellows, driving in two runs, while A Jones and Johnson contributed key hits. Lean hart scored Elks lone run as Leanhart held the mound for Elks with a 1 earned run, 5 strikeouts, and 4 walks, as the tied game for a while.
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Victory Nets
Odd Fellows
Elke
South Park
O'Neill
A. Jones
Johnson
Harmouth
Leanhart
Elks
Jones
O. F
Tobler
P Johnson
Meinke
Ss . Courter
Rf S. Jones
If Linden
E Leanhart
P Hawkins
Vennock
Lloyd
Lindsay
Gd Hatfield
Parker
Gish
Richardson
W.W
Robber
L. O
Ellis D
Davis
Ellerbrook
Junior Billiard Champion Crowned in National Match
Chicago August 30 AP Robert Moore a 13 year old from Frarid Rapids Michigan won the national junior pocket billiards title. He defeated 12 year old Charles Cacciapalglia of Rockford Illinois in the final 450 to 11 securing the first annual boys championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Moore
Frarid Rapids
Mich
Moore
Charles Cacciapalglia
Rockford, Ill
Scouts to Play Sunday in Southpark Showdown
The Colored Boy Scouts of Ottawa meet the Lawrence team on Sunday at 2 30 PM in Southpark for a regional basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Boy Scouts of Ottawa
Lawrence
Southpark
Eudora Families Attend Picnic and Local Visits
Eudora residents visit Excelsior Springs for a picnic and Lawrence for visits. Rev. Torrence of Waterville Kan delivered Sunday sermon and former Eudora pastor returns. Epworth League notes prep for Baldwin convention. high school enrollment held. Mrs. Speicher ill with appendicitis awaiting possible operation.
U S Wins Anglo American Meet And Related Events
Attendees at an Lawrence circus included Owen Verda Sommers Margaret Everley and Robert Neustifter. In Eudora Mrs Mary Anna Clark died age 74 after months of poor health with funeral services and burial at Deay cemetery. Numerous local residents visited relatives, traveled to Kansas City and Topeka. Several road and street grading projects continued in Eudora as community updates highlighted births illnesses and gatherings.
Haskell Braves Begin Gridiron Practice Season
Haskell Institute coach Lone Star Dietz leads football players onto the practice field as the squad starts preparations for an eleven game schedule. About 40 candidates report with the staff returning from a 8-2-0 season, as Indian blooded coaches and players emphasize all American identity and heavy summer conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Dietz
Haskell Institute
Dietz
Egbert “Ege” Ward
John “Skee” Levi
Community travel and family visits across Kansas
Mrs Christine Eisele spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Thoren Rev and Mrs E E Hollar motored to Kansas City on Sunday Their daughter Mrs C W Jag gard returned home with them Mr and Mrs Louis Smith and daughters Betty and Charlotte and son Bobby of St Paul Kan spent Monday with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Sommers Frank Klingberg who has been in Europe arrived in Kansas City on Monday He will visit with home folk in Hope Kan before returning to Fedora to teach at Eudora high school again this year Rev and Mrs E E Hollar were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Thoren on Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Alfred Eisele motored to Baldwin on Sunday and attended the Epworth League convention Margaret Spitzli Geraldine Reece and Clifford Eisele spent Sunday with Miss Sommers Mrs Mica Angela Sommers and Miss Maurine Moore of Lawrence spent Sunday with Miss Sommers' mother John Howe returned to Kansas City on Wednesday after visiting his aunt Mrs Agnes Fuller and cousins Mr and Mrs John Moody and William spent Sunday in To nganoxie with Mr and Mrs Charles McPherson Miss Margaret Zillner of Kansas City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Zillner Monday to spend a few days Mr and Mrs Travis and son left Tuesday for Osage City where they will make their home Mr and Mrs Will Stadler and daughter Charlotte Mr and Mrs John Miller and daughter Ruth were mentioned in the family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Kathryn
Lucille
Leon Durr
Billy
Excelsior Springs
Henry Schlegel
Lawrence
Fred Schlegel
Augusta Durr
Kansas City
Waldo Durr
Bert Daugherty
C. C. McGuire
Clarence Daugherty
Sarah Longfellow
Bonner Springs
Longfellow
California
W. J. Hague
Will Andrews
DeSoto
Anna Eichelmeyer
Belleview
Laughlin Ome
John Sommers
Clement Zillner
George Jennings
Alfred Eisele
Owen
Verda Sommers
Margaret Everley
Robert Neustifter
Mary Anna Clark
Eudora
Clark
Deay
Hesper
Clarke
Addie Brecheisen
Albert Edler
Homer Clark
Oscar Clark
Cleo Grimes
Olathe
Elmer Everley
Dorothy Bohnsack
Topeka
Caroline Bohnsack
Sam
Lepper
Hal
Guy Grimes
Lake View
Jack Grimes
Leavenworth
Mickey Learnard
Emma Wyrick
Ben Bartz
Jake Capp
Earl Murrel
James Taylor
Ronald
Alice Ziegler
Zena Guenther
Lilly Ziegler
Carl Wichman
Eudore
Arleta Grimes
Osage City
Henry Hadle
Kansas
Arieta
Woodie Laughlin
Sremorial Hospital
Joan
Jake Milburn
Milburn Wade
Marley’s Grove
Harold Lee Zimmerman
Vance Grimes
Onaga
Kan
Clarence Crane
Albert Hadle
Main Street
11Th
12Th Street
Church Street
Edith Johnson
Benitta Bartz
Edna Bond
Michiel Learnard
Mary Bond
Dorothy Erwin
Jack Everley
Garnett
Eleanor
Milford Bartz
Howard Daugherty
St. Louis
Myr
Ruth
Robert Cox
Stadler
Wil- Laura Cooper
Wilmaurine Kiam Stadler
Wilmaurine
Paseo High School
Pearl Daugherty
Manhattan
Helen Sommers
Frank Sommers
Robert
Sublette
Eisele
Charles. Decker
St. Lour
Charles Brown
Lawrence and
Delbert
Gardner
C. C. Mee Guire
Harold Daugherty
Gene
Ruth Daugherty
George Ie Jennings
Kenneth Lawrences
Alvin Bond
Puente
A. J. ‘Smith
Baldwin
J. B
Gladys Bond
Herman Bohnsack
Lecompton
Joe Vitt
C. W. Jaggard
Elma Michials
C. E. McGuire
Walter Vitt
William Zimmerman
Henderson
Christine Eisele
Henry Thoren
E. E. Hollar
Louis Smith
Betty
Charlotte
Bobby
St. Paul
Frank Klingberg
Europe
Hope
Fedora
Eudora High School
Mica Angela Sommers
Maurine Moore
Colorado
Joe Zillner
Travis
Will Stadler
John Miller
C. Merry
Philip Milter
Rosa Mey
Donald
Phoebe
Emma Emery
Sunase
S. Brockway
Walter Beaver
Black Jack
Truman Todd
Esther Stephenson
Winfield Scott
Frank Lobingier
Cook
Forest Park
Ottawa
Chester Brown
Junior
Dave Hannon
James
Evelyn
Roy
Ralph Hannon
David
Elmer Hannon
Elva Freeman
Ardyee
Dorothy
Esther
Leslie
Americus
Glen Wolver
Glenna Ruth
George Ebert
Lebo
H. S. Cook
Mildred
Mise
Maurice Cook
Melvin Cook
Draecillia Joan
Marlin Cook
Gayle
Oscar Ingle
J. A. Wise
W. R. Boyd
Boyd
Charles Averill
Merle Todd
Gilbert
Dorothy May
Frank Salinder
Cecil Allen
J. S. Tadlock
James Osh. Bee
A. B. Stewart
Sim Taylor
Werentz
Wellsville
Local families gather for Sunday dinners and reunions in Ottawa area
Numerous households from Lawrence, Lebo, Americus and near Baldwin share Sunday dinners and a large Cook family reunion in Forest Park Ottawa. Guests include the Gentry and Ingle families and numerous Cook relatives. A Wellsville note and a business training ad conclude the column urging business college training for youth.
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