Packers Dominate All Stars In Soldier Field Exhibition
Don Hutson leads a dazzling Green Bay aerial assault as the Packers defeat the All Stars 45 to 28 before a record 84,567 at Soldier Field. Hutson quarterbacks and catches dominate with 315 yards passing. Amby Schindler, Nile Kinnick, and Carl Mulleneaux score as Chicago charities receive proceeds from the benefit game.
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Collegians
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Southern California
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Towa
All Stars
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
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Isbell
Carl Mulleneaux
Kenny Washington
U.C. L.A
Arnold Herber
Green Bay
Andy Uram
Chicago Tribune
Obers and Merchants Clash on Friday Sports Card
Friday’s schedule lists Obers versus Lawrence Merchants and MU takes on Frits Company. Details on venue not provided. A wood-paving matchup may also appear on the card.
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Obers
Deadlock in Shaughnessy Playoffs Duel Between Two Leaders
After 15 innings, Kansas City and Columbus battled 12 more in a scoreless tie. Charley Stanceu pitched two-hits through the stretch while Murry Dickson fanned five for the Red Birds. Kansas City leads the standings as Minneapolis advances with a 14 to 10 win over Indianapolis.
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Charley Stanceu
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Indianapolis
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Joseph Saints End Hutchinson Win Streak In 4 3 Victory
St Joseph Saints defeat Hutchinson Pirates 4 3 to snap a six game winning streak and tie for third in the Western Association with Fort Smith idle at Springfield due to wet grounds. Joplin Toere take two from Muskogee Reds 7 2 and 2 1 in a doubleheader. Topeka beats Salina 14 4. Owls tally 15 hits. Series finishes tonight with Fort Smith and Springfield scheduled for a doubleheader.
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Pirates
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Muskogee Reds
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Salina
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Owls
Yesterday's Results Across Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Summary of yesterday's baseball results across American Association National League Western and Southern leagues. Key outcomes include Kansas City 0 Columbus 0 in 12 innings, Minneapolis 14 Indianapolis 2, various second games called by agreement, and multiple league scores such as Boston 3 Chicago 1 St Louis 5 New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 3. Also listed are Texas League and Southern Association results with weather and postponements noted.
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Indianapolis
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Harry Lavaretto
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Paul Derringer
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Vander Meer
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Fiddler
Bill McGee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Winnihe
Phillies
Sailor Bill Posedel
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Baseball Leaders and Pitching Records Across Leagues
A garbled season summary lists batting leaders Radcliff Williams Greenberg and Rizauen with high averages and RBIs. It cites pitchers Fitzsimmons Sewell Newsom and Rowe with win totals, along with stolen bases leaders Case and Franklin and various team affiliations.
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Williams
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Grenberg
Ath DiMio
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Greenberg
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Maggio
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Tigers and Dodgers duel as Rowe blanks foes
Baseball briefs recount pitching and hitting sparks across multiple games. Schoolboy Rowe and Newsom lead Detroit with strong early work, while Greenberg drives runs and Crosetti executes a clutch squeeze bunt.
Sports Roundup Highlights Key Pros and College Notes
Pro spending leader Walter Hagen tops the list with $127 in checks over four nights at Her Aber Jimmy Demaret close behind. Notre Dame freshman Joe Berry earns an appointment to Anacro and Elmer Layden plans a meeting soon. Duke fans bet big on Duke over Tennessee as Carolina chatter hints at coaching shifts. Casey Stengel quips and a wave of college notes close the page.
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Heraber
Jimmy Demaret
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Comish
Jack Kearney
Fifthc Ventures
Joe Berry
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Anacro
Elmer Layden
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Bill Terry Day Proposed by New York Editor
Jimmy Powers, sports editor of the New York News, urges a Bill Terry Day at the Hols Grounds and asks if there is a second to the motion. The item reflects a city sports acknowledgment request and the procedural question.
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The
New York News
Bill Terry
the Hols, Grounds
Sarazen Defeats Picard to Reach PGA Championship Round
Golf veteran Gene Sarazen stormed into the 1940 PGA Championship semifinals at Hershey after a brilliant 36-hole match against defending champion Henry Picard. Sarazen, with a late birdie streak, won 2 and 1 in the three-round duel that spotlighted his enduring form while Picard eagled to the end but fell short.
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Haig
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Dick Metz
Eddie Kirk
Art Clark
Ben Hogan
al Brosch
Ralph Guldahl
Jim Foulis
Sammy Snead
Jimmy Hines
Paul Bunyan
Ed Dudley
Hagen
Harold
Jus) McSpaden
Picard
Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney Moves To Quarter Finals
The national semipro baseball tournament narrows to five teams from three states and heads into quarter finals in Wichita. Oklahoma champion plays Texas at 6 p m CST while Duncan Oklahoma defending champs meet Sanford North Carolina at 10 p m. Houston has four wins in the double elimination event. Losers are out of the $5 000 prize. Duncan defeated Natrona Pennsylvania 11 1 as Mt Pleasant Texas eliminated Chicago 6 5 to reach semi finals.
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Blue's Buckets Play Tonight at Lincoln Park
The McKinley athletics team faces Blue's Bucket in a softball game at Lincoln Park tonight at unknown time. Local fans expected an energetic matchup with both sides showcasing early season form.
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Toveka
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Gwinn Henry Predicts Big Six Tilt With Surprises Ahead
Coach Gwinn Henry favors Missouri to win the Big Six with Nebraska a close secondHe doubts Kansas State and Iowa State will be easy outs while Kansas projects a lone nonconference win and a upset bid He also notes Michael Getto family news and local coaching moves in Kansas and Missouri.
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Yankees Rally to Stay Hot in Tight Race
The Yankees ride a strong run, winning 10 of 11, including a 13th inning rally over the Browns. Joe DiMaggio belted his 28th homer to tie the game, while Hank Greenberg hit in both ends of a doubleheader for the Tigers. Reds and Dodgers see key moves as Vander Meer recalled and Derringer wins in rain.
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Reds
Zimmer Captures Dick Williams Sliding Handicap Trophy
Dr Louis K Zimmer scored 47 of 50 targets to win the Dick Williams sliding handicap trophy at the Lawrence gun club last night. He also posted two 25 straights, one in the handicap and one in a 16 yard race. Dr A S Anderson won the 50 third 16 yard added target event in a shootoff with 25 straight. Dr J S Perry took the doubles race with 20 of 24. Skipper Williams hit 23 of 25 to win the 25 target 25 yard contest.
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Giants beat college all stars 9 0 on field goals
New York Giants defeated the college all stars in Chicago by 9 to 0 with field goals by Ken Strong and Ward Cuff. The report notes era context and references the score and scorers amid a roundup of past and nearby boxing and baseball results.
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Ward Cuff
Joe Louis
Jommy Farr
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Kansas father son golf tournament elects officers
In Topeka at the annual dinner last night Ross Schounover was elected president and Dr J L Latimore won a fifth term as secretary. The next year’s tournament was awarded to Topeka.
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J. L. Latimore
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