Dream Charity Grid Clash: College All Stars vs Giants
The sixth annual charity battle pits the College all-stars against the New York Giants at Soldier Field before 82 000 fans. Broadcast by MBS NBC, with stars like Davey O’Brien and Sid Luckman set to play. lineup features Goldberg and Brown unlikely to start. Officials listed. game slated for 7 30 CST on WREN.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Lakefront
New York Giants
MBS
NBC
Marshall Goldberg
Pitt
Earl Brown
Notre Dame
Davey O’brien
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Johnny Pingel
Michigan State
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Ki Aldrich
T.C.U
New York
I Brown
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O'Brien
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Danowski
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Providence
MacLeod
Dart
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Ban Johnson Series Between Independence and Larned Tied
Ban Johnson inter-division series between Independence and Larned is tied at one game apiece after a 11 to 9 win by Independence over the Westeners. Two ninth inning runs decided the margin and the five game set will move to Independence for the final. The victors then meet Concordia Junction City for the state title.
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Larned
Kan
Independence
Ban Johnson
Southeast Kansas
Westerners
Concordia
Baseball and sailing highlights from the past years
The item recalls Hank Greenberg’s 45th homer a year ago as Detroit leads Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace. It notes the 1930s New York Giants beating the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley with Carl Hubbell earning his 20th win. It mentions Harold S. Vanderbilt’s Rainbow defending the America’s Cup after a second victory.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Babe Ruth
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Carl Hubbell
Rainbow
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Yankee
Allen coaches Georgia high school stars in coaching school game
Dr. C. Allen head basketball coach at the University returns from Georgia where he attended a coaching school. He led a group of Georgia high school stars in a special basketball game connected with the school.
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Georgia
Gerner C. Allen
University
Atlanta
Dr. Allen
Oatman Qualifies For U S Tourney In Golf Qualifier
Glenn Oatman former Kansas University star and Ted Adams Missouri champion earned berths in the National Amateur Championship at Chicago's North Shore club September 11-16. Adams shot 141 five under par to win Blue Hills event. Oatman totaled 147 to place second. Uzelac and McDowell tied for third with 152.
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Blue Hills
Glenn Oatman
K. U
Chicago
North Shore Club
Kansas City
Ted Adams
Missouri
Oatman
Adams
Danny Uzelac
Swope Park
Bert McDowell
Chillicothe
Lawrence
Yates
Atlanta
East Lake
McCormick
Lakeside Club
Hollywood
Cal
Art Doering
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
Robert E. Clark
Denver
Marvin
Bud
Ward
Spokane
Wash
Harry Givan
Seattle
Otto Greiner
Towson
Baltimore
Liberty Memorial Lions Add Atchison Game on Sept twenty second
Liberty Memorial high school football schedule expands to nine games after Neal M. Wherry announces a September 22 matchup with Atchison high school in Atchison. Five home games under lights are set at Haskell stadium against Topeka Leavenworth Junction City St Joseph Central and Manhattan. Uniforms are issued to 40 plus Lawrence candidates for opening practice at Cordley field with two sessions planned Friday and Saturday and no Labor Day practice. The schedule leaves no easy stretch on the Lions list.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
Lions
Atchison
Haskell Stadium
Topeka
Leavenworth
Junction City
St. Joseph Central
Manhattan
Lawrence
Cordley Field
PENNANT TO THE MILL IN NORTH LAWRENCE SOFTBALL
The Lawrence Paper Mill won the second session by taking the second game of a doubleheader from the Fritzels 13 to 5. Fritzels won the first game 8 to 3. The Mill earned the right to meet Lawrence Sanitary, winner of the first session, in a best two out of three series starting at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Lawrence Paper Mill
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Scores
Ted Williams of the Red Sox hit a bases loaded homer to beat the Indians 7 4. Dick Errickson of the Bees shut down Persians with eight hits for a 2 1 victory. Pinky Higgins of the Tigers doubled in the ninth to drive in the winning run as Detroit edged the Yankees 7 6.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Indians
Dick Errickson
Bees
Vicory
Pinky Higgins
Tigers
Yankees
Cubs
Reds
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsome
Detroits
Joe DiMaggio
Tiger
Johnny Murphy
Charley Gehringer
Cleveland Indians
Wilfrid Lefevbre
Harry Eisenstat
Eisenstat
Ted
Pugilistic Abe Simon Applies to Long Beach Police
Abe Simon the heavyweight boxer from Long Beach California has submitted an application to join the city police force. He seeks a role in the Long Beach department and awaits the department’s decision on his eligibility and suitability.
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Long Beach
Calif
Abe Simon
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games showed Boston 2 St. Louis 1 with other matches postponed by rain including Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. American League scores had Boston 7 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 7 New York 6 with Philadelphia Chicago games listed as postponed. Western Association results included Muskogee 5 Fort Smith 7 and Joplin 16 Springfield 6, plus Topeka 11 St. Joseph 6 and Salina 5 Hutchinson 0. American Association saw St. Paul 5 Toledo 2 and Columbus 5 Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis 6 2 Kansas City 2 10, with Louisville Milwaukee rain.
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Toledo
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Hutchinson
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Salina Millers Streak Fails to Aid Western Association Standings
Salina Millers end the season with a three game shutout streak as Ed Sielski holds Hutchinson 5 to 0 in four hitter fashion. Fort Smith loses to Muskogee 8 to 7 in ten innings after clinching the title. Joplin crushes Springfield 16 to 6 behind George Oldenburg seven RBIs. St Joseph loses to Topeka 11 to 6. Berry Bernstein belts an 11th inning triple for the Saints. Tonight Fort Smith travels to Muskogee, Springfield visits Joplin, St Joseph plays Topeka, and Salina hosts Hutchinson.
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Millers
Ed Sielski
Hutchinson
Pirates
Joplin
St. Joseph’s
Saints
Topeka
Berry Bernstein
Fort Smith
Muskogee
Springfield
St. Joseph
Barnhart Leads Qualifiers in Roque Tournament
In Wichita Kansas on August 30 E Barnhart of Elgin Illinois tops qualifiers for the Roque national finals after a week of round robin play. Barnhart has 433 points in 12 wins and two losses. Wallace Martin of Waco Texas the defending champion has 430 points from 18 wins and 14 losses. Second division qualifiers include C R Matthews of Winfield with 290 Audry Ridgeway of Wichita 289 and R A Kibbe of Wichita 274.
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Pi—Co
E. Barnhart
Elgin
Barnhart
Wallace Martin
Waco
Tex
C. R. Matthews
Winfield
Audry Ridgeway
R. A. Kibbe
Reds star Bill Werber steals six bases in Duke game
Duke third baseman Bill Werber, later Reds star, stole six bases in a 1930 game against West Virginia, showcasing his basestealing speed during college play.
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Cincinnati
Bill Werber
Reds
Duke
West Virginia
Roundup of sports notes from Eddie Brietz column
A broad roundup lists Jack Jacobs the Indian sophomore back a potential All-America pick, Gus Hoffman's failed Mount Pleasant club stunt, Bobby Riggs and Frankie Parker eyeing Davis Cup prospects, Shirley Temple rooting for USC football, Ray Merritt to pitch for William and Mary, and Tris Speaker negotiating for a pro indoor baseball league presidency.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Oklahoma U
Jack Jacobs
John Hettche
Michigan Boxing Commission
Pastor Louis
Chicago Bears
Newark
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Parker
Shirley Temple
U.C.S.A
Yanks
Ray Merritt
Pelham
N. Y
William and Mary
Mebbe
Tris Speaker
Man who plays a system on the bosses
Horace Renegar pipes posters in New Orleans touting Tulane football schedule as business boost. John Henry Lewis follows ex-champs into liquor trade. In Belmont Legion baseball, Bill Starnes of Charlotte walked six times in one game against Baltimore, scoring four runs with no official at bat. Box score shows AB 0 R 4 H 0.
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Horace Renegar
Tulane
Demon
New Orleans
Butch
John Henry Lewis
Dempsey
Tunney
American Legion
Belmont
N. C
Bill Starnes
Charlotte
Baltimore
Colonels Aim to Climb in Final Series With Blues
Louisville Colonels seek to gain in the American Association standings by facing Kansas City Blues in a pivotal series. St. Paul narrowed the gap with Toledo as Columbus beat Minneapolis and Kansas City split with Indianapolis. Ernie Bonham starred in a 10 2 victory for the Blues while Red Barrett shut them down in the opener.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Colonels
Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Blues
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ernie Bonham
Red Barrett
Milwaukee
Junction City Wins Playoff to Take 2 1 Lead
Junction City defeated Concordia 10 to 4 in a playoff for the central division title. Two big innings, six in the sixth and four in the seventh, gave Junction City the win and a 2 to 1 series edge. The fourth game was set for tonight in Concordia.
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Concordia
Kan
Junction City
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Lists
A compilation of top season leaders by league. Key figures include Foxx and DiMaggio in batting and Grove and Donald in pitching, with standout totals for Runs Batted In and home runs across the American and National Leagues. Other leaders feature Mize, Slaughter, Ott, Camilli, and Wyatt among several clubs.
Sounds Logical Detroit to Fields for Igan Football
Robert Emig a 6 foot 7 inch center from Marine City at Lawrence Tech is anticipated as the major collegiate football figure in Igan.
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Detroit
Robert Emig
Lawrence Tech Center
Marine City
Igan
Garnett Golf Club to Host Open Tournament on Sept 10
Garnett Kansas August 30 the Garnett Country club will host an open golf tournament Sunday September 10. The event draws an Anderson county crowd to the fork of highways 169 and 59. Thirty six holes of medal play over the club’s fairways with a $1 entry fee. The morning rounds are qualifying in foursomes with 16 man flights and prizes including a medalist prize for the low 18 hole morning score. Winners are determined by combining morning and afternoon scores.
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Garnett
Garnett Country Club
Anderson
Athletics Boat Trip To Anaheim Training Camp
Connie Mack plans an Atlantic route by boat to move the Athletics to a 1940 training camp in Anaheim California. The voyage costs eight hundred dollars per man for the group through the Panama Canal.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Panama Canal
Anaheim
Calif
Gas House Gang left behind as Cards fall
Ray Blades calls for a congressional probe into why gas left his Gas House Gang. The St Louis Cardinals dropped to fifth in the National League standings, losing 2-1 to the Boston Bees and dropping several games behind the Reds. Baseball notes also cover Detroit’s 7-6 comeback win over the world champions, Ted Williams’ homer for Boston, and other league results.
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Ray Blades
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Casey
Stengels Stingers
al Moran
Richard Merriwell Errickson
Gas Housers
Reds
Sports Calendar for South Park Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight at 7 30 Girls game 9 13 Auto Service vs Lions at South Park 2 3 00 Rinky Dinks vs Cubs 4 30 Tigers vs Jayhawks midget league South Park Tomorrow 7 30 General Service vs Co Ops 15 City vs Off Omatics South Park
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South Park
Rinky Dinks
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Tigers
Jayhawks
De Hon Named Freshman Football Coach at Wichita University
Athletic Director Al Gebert announced the appointment of Ray De Hon as freshman football coach at Wichita University. De Hon, an all-central conference halfback for the Shockers from 1934 to 1936, succeeds Pike Gawthrop who resigned to join a Wichita oil company.
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Wichita
Kan
CPR
al Gebert
Ray de Hon
Wichita University
de Hon
Shockers
Pike Gawthrop
Wichita Oil Company
Wisconsin to Get Giants Chef After All Star Game
John Dobis, chef at the New York Giants camp, will supervise Wisconsin training table after the All Star game in Chicago. The move follows his stint with the Giants during the season.
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John Dobis
New York Grid Giants
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Stull Needle Craft Club Hosts Members and Guests
Yarnold Stull Mrs. Ernest Damm entertained the Stull Needle craft club at her home on Wednesday with members including Mrs. C. B. Slusser Mrs. Frank Selch Mrs. Elmer Nichols Mrs. Chris Kraft Mrs. Richard Kennedy Mrs. A. Bidinger Mrs. I. BR. Kraft Mrs. A. H. Kampschroeder Mrs. W. H. Anderson Mrs. August Walter Mrs. J. F. Bidinger Mrs. George Forrester and Marie Slusser. Visitors were Mrs. Pearl Damm Mrs. Wilma Edmonds Letha Walter Mae Jean Damm Doris Nichols and Ruth Selch plus six children.
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George Forrester
Elsmere Nichols
O. A. Bidinger
O. R. Platt
Phyllis Forrester
Virginia Hazlett
Bobby
Kansas
Studhite
Albert Walter
Adam Balzer
George Houk
Delma Nichols
Clearfield
Helen Deskin
Missouri
Franklin Bidinger
Clinton
Leo Bidinger
Daisy Jean Montfoort
Twin Mound
Add Scheer
Anna Louise Hoffsommer
Lecompton
Dean
Leslie Murphy
No. 6
William Murphy
Richard Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
Galen
Theodore
Raymond Hoffsdammer
Cade Suran
Sue
Downs
Kan
A. J. Hildenbrand
Surana
Topeka
Ernest Damm
Stull Needlecraft Club
C. B. Slusser
Frank Selch
Elmer Nichols
Chris Kraft
A. Bidinger
I. BR. Kraft
A. H. Kampschroeder
W. H. Anderson
August Walter
J. F. Bidinger
Marie Slusser
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