Barr May Be Upset By Junket to Iola
Western Association president George Barr visits Iola to assess finances after takeover of the last place team. Attendance remains weak with many free or guest tickets. crowding issues and uncollected revenue plague coffers as Muskogee leads and Iola fights to climb from last place.
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Barr
Junket
Iola
Homer
Trombold
Unusual 10 Round Draw In Mims Dykes Match
Middleweight contenders Holly Mims of Washington DC and Bobby Dykes of Miami fought to a 10 round draw. Dykes built an early lead with lefts and rights while Mims rallied in the middle rounds. judges scored 97-94 for Dykes, 97-95 for Mims, and the referee 95-95 under DC boxing rules. There were no knockdowns before 2,601 fans watching.
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Washington
Holly Mims
Bobby Dykes
Mims
D.C
Bobo Olson
Miami
Fla
Gorgeous George Promoter and Nebraska Football Return
A collage of sports notes features Gorgeous George’s bold self-promotion in a Lincoln guest column and Ron Clark’s return to Nebraska football eligibility after Army service. It also includes reflections on baseball’s Yankees, White Sox pitching, and a roundup of early-season opinions from Fort Worth and New York sportswriters.
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Gorgeous George
Old George
Gorgeous
Lincoln, Neb
Norrie Anderson
The
Lincoln Star
George
N. C
Clark
Husker
Bill Glassford
Bill
Army
Infantry
Camp Breckenridge
Ft. Storey
Lorin
Giants Apologize for Promoting Ace Mays
New York Giants faced backlash after promoting Willie Mays from a Negro league orbit to the majors. Scouts Eddie Montague and Bill Harris urged selection, with admiration for his two year rise from high school star to big league phenom. The move prompted a public apology ad in Minneapolis explaining the promotion.
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Ace Mays
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Sioux City
Eddie’ Montague
Bill Harris
Mays
Minneapolis
Giants
American Association
Navy recruits lure big talent from California region
Eight Southern California boys entered Navy for summer term orientation, seven football standouts and one top prep swimmer. Russ Sehon and Danejsak, Milwaukee Brave scouts, ran a school for poole in Rushville Nebraska attended by over 185 boys and 9400 spectators. Gene Leahy aided, Schon covers Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma while Danejsak handles Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Arkansas.
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West Point
Southern California
Navy
Russ Sehon
Milwaukee Brave
Russ
Id Danejsak
Brave
Poate
Pole near drive prompts move request in West Hartford
A West Hartford resident called police to report a utility pole near her driveway. She said she and her daughter are learning to drive and fear hitting the pole, asking if it could be relocated. Sgt. Everett T. Fredin was on desk duty at the time.
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Midwest
Adam = Krieger
Sohn Pesek
Dusek Brothers
Texas
Indies
George Hobby
Georgie
West Hartford
Everett T. Fredin
Oven Cleaner Tip: Ammonia Soaks Stains Overnight
Baked on stains in an oven can be softened and removed by leaving a shallow dish of ammonia in the closed oven overnight, then wiping away residues for easier cleaning.
Big League Leaders Put Up Strong Numbers Early
The season stats showcase Avila of Cleveland with 362 batting, Rogen of Cleveland 525, Fox of Chicago 427, and Minaso of Chicago 62. Pitchers Reynolds of New York and Stone of Washington post notable numbers, while Rosen of Cleveland leads home runs alongside Mantle of New York.
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Rogen
Fox
Chicago
Minaso
Shee Ey Welp
Rugby
Washington
Huns
Rosen Cleveland
Berra
Mantle
New York
Kain
Doby
Rosen
Pho Boone
Zerntel
Staten Twises
Jensen
Boston
Stivern
Minose
Agpius Boston
Reynolds
Stone Washington
Kwn
Custara
Uhbiengo
Winder
Thoston
Keller
Mcftonald
Swartkeouts
Turley
Taltimiore
Dle
Pyeorant
Careia
Cleve Ald
Baseball Stat Summary from Brooklyn and Milwaukee Stars
A fragmented 1940s baseball score digest lists players and team names including Brooklyn, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, and St Louis. It notes home runs by Kruszewski and Musial, stolen bases by Bruton and Rondy, and pitching figures like Wilson and Grissom with limited legible figures and city labels.
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Patling
Snider
Muciion
New York
Mev
Brooktyg
Hiaanomer
Bails Puta
Belf
Chichimantyos
Tians
Jie Musial
Drooktyp
Phorties
Hrooklyn
Jationski
Kruszewski
Cinemari
Mase
New
Wilson
Miawaukee
Anstomeni
Antonelli
Tesa
Teenage mischief ends with warning after ketchup incident
In Springfield police detain a teen who daubed ketchup on his arm and hid in a car with a gory arm dangling. An accomplice drove around town as citizens phoned the police, who issued a warning rather than arrest.
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Springfield
Legion Nine Struggles After Strong Early Campaign
The Lawrence Junior Legion opened the season 7-1 but have cooled in the last ten days as self-satisfaction appears to hinder the team's momentum. The piece notes a mystery in performance following the hot start and questions the club’s current form.
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Legion Nine
Lawrence Junior Legion
Lawrence Juniors split six in season with strong foes
Lawrence's Legion, after six games, posted a 10-4 record but showed uneven form. Wins over Olathe and others hid struggles against lower-caliber teams like Manhattan and Iola. Don Wrench stood out at second base, hitting .300 and delivering solid defense as manager George Starkey prided hustle.
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Topeka
Parsons
Legion
Cal
Iber
Lawrence
Atchison
Manhattan
Iola
George Starkey
Don Wrench
Wrench
Lowly Springs Defeats League Leading Denver
Lowly Springs handed league leading Denver a 2 loss as part of a Western League midweek slate. Denver dropped to fifth place, while Des Moines beat Lincoln 3-1 to tighten the Bears’ hold on second. Sioux City beat Omaha 7-2 behind Ben Wilbur’s six hits. Al Jacinto sparked Colorado Springs with a three RBI double in the seventh off Loyal Bloxam.
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Colorado Springs
Loop
Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
Bears
Bruins
Sioux City
Ben Wilbur
Omaha
Gordon Jones
Wichita
Pueblo
al Jacinto
Loyal Bloxam
Invisible Film Roach Filmz Ant Killer Debuts
A new insecticide named Roach Filmz is described in a national digest. The product uses a white liquid brushed on surfaces to form an invisible film that lasts for months and paralyzes ants and roaches. Sizes available include 8 oz 79c pint 1.39 quart 2.49 sold at Stowits Rexall Drug Stores.
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National Digest
Roach Filmz
Stowits Rexall Drug Stores
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