Giants Beat All-Stars 9 to 0 In Preseason Clash
In Chicago the pro champions the New York Giants defeated the college all-stars 9 to 0 before 81 456 fans. Giants kicked three field goals by Ward Duff Ken Strong and another by Strong gave the margin while the all-stars could not reach the goal line. Giants outgained locally 135 rushing yards to 63 and led in air plays 89 to 64 with the all-stars delaying a scoreless third period.
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New York Giants
Collegians
Chicago Bears
Giants
Ward Duff
Marquette
Ken Strong
New York University
O’brien
Strong
All-Stars
All Stars
College and NFL players listed with positions and schools
A fragmentary roster style listing numerous players by position and school. Names include Lanova Wemple Colgate Young Ok lahoma Manders Drake Tackles Beiner Notre Dame Hale Texas Christian Schoenbaum Ohio State Wolff Santa Clara Voigts Northwestern Guards Hoyland Wisconsin Bell Minnesota Bock Iowa State Whochel Fordham Humphrey Purdue Centers Hill Duke Aldrich Texas Christian Backs Faust Minnesota Sherman Chicago Hofer Notre Dame Seidel Columbia Buhler Minnesota Luck man Columbus Piatterson Baylor Pingel Michigan State Brunner Tulane Bottari California Jefferson Northwestern Osmanski Holy Cross New York Giants Ends Walls Geletka Hawker Tackles Parry Widseth Guard Sunday White Ginney Aldershaw Center Johnson Barks Lehman Strong Burnett Falaschi Barnum
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Wemple
Colgate
Young
Oklahoma
Manders
Drake
Beiner
Notre Dame
Hale
Texas Christian
Schoenbaum
Ohio State
Wolff
Santa Clara
Voigts
Northwestern
Hoyland
Wisconsin
Bell
Minnesota
Bock
Iowa State
Whochel
Fordham
Humphrey
Purdue
Hill
Duke
Aldrich
Faust
Sherman
Chicago
Hofer
Seidel
Columbia
Buhler
Luckman
Columbus
Piatterson
Baylor
Pingel
Michigan State
Brunner
Tulane
Bottari
California
Jefferson Northwestern
Osmanski
Holy Cross
New York Giants
Walls
Geletka Hawker
Parry
Widseth
Sunday
White
Ginney
Aldershaw
Johnson
Barks
Lehman
Strong
Burnett
Falaschi
Barnum
End Season Tonight In Western Association Baseball
Topeka August 31. Fort Smith leads after finishing first with Joplin Springfield and Topeka following. Fort Smith has not won since clinching the title, losing to Muskogee 6 1. St Joseph outslugged Owls 19 18 in 11 innings led by Clarence Springer three homers. Springfield beat Joplin 11 9 Hutchinson beat Salina 9 7. Tonight Fort Smith at Muskogee St Joseph at Topeka Springfield at Joplin Salina at Hutchinson.
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Kan
Western Association
Fort Smith
Joplin
Springfield
Giants
Muskogee
St. Joseph
Owls
Holt
Clarence Springer
Cardinals
Hutchinson
Salina
Weather and scores slip in rain soaked baseball slate
National League games in New York Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh were postponed by rain while Chicago and St Louis games faced cold and rain delays. American League results show Washington and Philadelphia winning, with Detroit and Boston scoring lauding. Western and American associations list mixed results including Hutchinson, Salina, Springfield, and Topeka matchups.
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Geva
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Aso
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Io and
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Baseball doubleheader shines with late drama and strong pitching
Senators Farmer returned to service delivering a four hit game while Joe Kra kauskas and Ted Lyons starred for the White Sox in a doubleheader. In the nightcap a seven hitter and a sac fly produced the winning run. Newsom pitched deep, fanning a key hitter to save a Tigers win over the Red Sox. Hal Trosky and Ken Keltner provided the offense as Indians beat the Yankees 4-3 in ten through a two run homer and timely hits.
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Newsom
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Ken Keltner
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Frank Hayes
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Sox
Joe Krakaukas
Centropolis Beats Lawrence 4-1 as Crawford Dominates
Centropolis pitcher R Crawford silenced the Lawrence American Legion guns with two hits allowed and eleven strikeouts. Hormuth gave up eight hits as Centropolis won 4 to 1 at Southpark, aided by Dillon’s fourth inning homer and Flora’s earlier infield single.
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R. Crawford
Centropolis
Lawrence American Legion Guns
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Crawford
Gilliland
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Schnider
Keene
Rf Morgan
Loess
Lawrence
Yankee Owned Blues Spark Heartbreak In American Association
Roundup notes Kansas City Blues stifling Kansas City opponents in the American Association with sharp one two three pitching and frequent shutouts. Also mentioned are Nova Galento talks, Herman Taylor, Van Mungo's return with the Brooklyn club, Wisconsin football prospects, and various coaching moves plus a note on Alabama starting practice early.
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New York
Kansas City Blues
American Association
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Millers
Herman
Taylor
Galento
Nova
Bill Ellis
Washington and Lee
van Mungo
Brooklyns
Pageland
S.C
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Robert Cone
Janesville High
Ray Blades
Nova Galento Fight Quip Draws Mocking Response
Cincinnati Times Star quotes Lou Nova claiming Tony Galento bleeds easily above the eyes as a sign of life, prompting sharp retort and mockery in boxing banter.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Lou Nova
Tony Galento
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Major League leaders listed: DiMaggio Foxx and Williams lead Boston New York in batting runs RBI and hits. NL leaders include Mize Arnovich Hack and MecCormick with various top marks in batting runs RBI and doubles. Pitching leaders Wyatt and Bowman noted with wins and ERA.
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New York
Foxx
Boston
Rolfe
Williams
St. Louis
Greenberg
Detroit
Lewis
Washington
McCosky
Gordon
Trosky
Cleveland
Case
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Indians Win Again As Yankees Lose In Extra Innings
In Cleveland the Yankees drop their second straight 4-3 ten inning loss as Hal Trosky homers and Ben Chapman scores the decisive run after a wild sequence. Boston tops Detroit 7-6 behind Ted Williams and Moe Berg as rainouts wipe MLB action elsewhere.
Justice Wedell Injured Playing With Topeka Owls
Topeka Kansas August 31 Justice Hugo T Wedell a former Philadelphia Athletics second baseman attempted a steal in a warm up game for the Topeka Owls of the Western Association He fractured his left arm and the Owls lost 19 to 18 to St Joseph after the Saints used 11 pitchers and played their manager in every position.
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Supreme Court
Hugo T. Wedel
Philadelphia Athletics
Topeka Owls
Western Association
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Owls
St. Joseph
Saints
Lions Dominate Auto Service In Senior Softball Battle
The Lions of the South Park senior league exploded for 18 runs against Auto Service, powering to an 18 to 8 victory last night behind 17 hits and seven errors in a high scoring game.
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Lions
South Park
Auto Service
Sports Calendar Tonight and Tomorrow at South Park
Tonight at 7 30 General Service hosts Co Ops and 9 15 City faces Oi1 O Mat ics at South Park. Championship game Paper ain vs Lawrence Sanitary at Woodlawn Park. Tomorrow at 7 80 South End plays Auto Service and 9 15 Lone Star meets Gas Company at South Park. 3 00 Binky Dinks meets Jayhawks and 4 30 Tigers play Cubs in midget league.
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Lone Star
Gas Company
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Tigers
Cubs
Mill Wins Opener in North Lawrence Softball Series
The Paper Mill, second session winner, defeated Lawrence Sanitary 12 to 10 to take the opener of a two out of three series for the North Lawrence league title. Both teams had ten hits and several errors as each side traded leads before Mill pulled away late. A decisive seventh inning secured the win and a game at 8 o'clock on the Woodlawn diamond.
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Paper Mill
Sanitarys
Creamery
Mill
Paver Company
Woodlawn
Hash Nears Record In American Association
Minneapolis right hander Herb Hash, a 25 year old rookie soon to pitch for the Boston Red Sox, won his 14th straight in a 7 to 2 victory over Toledo in the first game of a doubleheader. He moved within two of Charley Hall’s 1915 league record, and notched his 21st win of the season.
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Boston Red Sox
American Association
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Toledo
Charley Hall
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Mud Hens
Walt Tauscher
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Vince DiMaggio
Louisville
Colonels
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Columbus
Bob Logan
Milwaukee
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Independence B J Lead All Players Score in 17 to 3 Win
Independence, Kan, led 17 to 3 over Larned as every player scored in a big fourth inning sending 10 runs across. Larned had 12 hits. Independence needs one more win to reach the state championship versus Concordia or Junction City.
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Ban Johnson
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All star college team tops Redskins in charity game
A charity game in Chicago drew 89 000 fans as the All star college football squad defeated the Washington Redskins 28 to 16 a year ago. Three years ago Mrs. Dodge Sloane's Physic Aid won 24250 in the two year old classic at Saratoga. Five years ago Gene Mako and Don Budge beat Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn 6 4 6 1 6 4 to win the men's national doubles title at Brookline.
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Chicago
Cigar Fire Upset Sours Blues Pre-game Festivities
Kansas City Blues outfielder Bill Matheson lit a large cigar during pre game ceremonies for a sports announcer. Moments later Buzz Boyle started in left field for Louisville as Matheson fell ill.
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Bill Matheson
Kansas City Blues
Louisville
Buzz Boyle
Matheson
Jockey Lou Mackado Dies After Marlboro Race Fall
Jockey Lou Mackado, 22, died in a Washington hospital after a fall in a Marlboro Maryland race yesterday. He was struck by a horse's hoof and suffered a fractured skull.
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Lou Mackado
Marlboro
Concordia Seeks B J Division Title In Deciding Game
In Concordia Kansas August 31 Pi Thanks to Jerry Van Dyken s pitching and batting Concordia tied Junction City 2 to 1 forcing a fifth and deciding game to crown the Central Ban Johnson division champions Van Dyken allowed four hits and hit a run producing single.
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Concordia
Kan
Jerry van Dyken
Junction City
van Dyken
Junction
City
Notre Dame season ticket sales rise 70 percent
Notre Dame reports a 70 percent jump in season ticket sales compared with last year as fans renew and new supporters sign up for the university's football program.
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South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Minneapolis Pitcher Bill Rutland Poised for Major League Bidding
Minneapolis pitcher Bill Rutland is predicted to be among the year's top nonrookie targets as major league clubs project high bidding. The young right hander has drawn early interest from several franchises seeking impact arms.
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Minneapolis
Bill Rutland
Three Games for Locals for Lawrence Semi Pro Team
The Lawrence semi pro baseball team schedules three away games this week starting Saturday against Baldwin at the Santa Spa picnic in Baldwin. Sunday they play in Falls City Nebraska and Monday in South Park. They may be weakened by the loss of pitcher Red Dugan whose finger was broken in a softball game this week.
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Baldwin
Santa Spa
Falls City
Neb
Southpark
Red Dugan
Boston Red Sox eye return for Schacht as coach
Former star Al Schacht may rejoin the Boston Red Sox as coach if he tires of touring the United States with his clowning act. The veteran sports figure could step back into baseball duties when ready.
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Boston
al Schacht
Boston Red Sox
United States
Dean Bets on Ambers Victory in 8-5 Knockout
Dean selects Lou Ambers to beat Henry Armstrong wagering 1600 dollars on a thousand-dollar bout outcome. Ambers wins by an 8-5 scoreline in a decisive victory setting a notable result for boxing wagering.
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Dizzy Dean
Lou Ambers
Henry Armstrong
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