Cunningham Back After Track Trip and Injury Woes
Glenn Cunningham, star miler, returns from recent racing in Milwaukee where he narrowly lost to Bill Bonthron of Princeton in a world best 1500 meters. Despite ankle and foot injuries, coach Cone Hargiss praises his form as Cunningham plans a summer Japan trip with the A A U team. He declined offers to race in Toronto Cincinnati and Buffalo to rest and prepare.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kk. Amiler
Japan
Cunningham
Cone Hargiss
Milwaukee
Glenn
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Bonthron
Germany
Sweden
Iss
Toronto
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Hargiss
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Elkhart
Idaho
California
San Francisco
Pleasant Grove Defeats Thompsonville in 11 to 5 Ball Game
Pleasant Grove beat Thompsonville 11 to 5 in a loosely contested game at Thompsonville yesterday. The Pleasant Grove nine will meet the undefeated Kansas City Royals on the Pleasant Grove diamond next Sunday.
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Pleasant Grove
Thompsonville
Kansas City Royals
Baseball leaders mixed up in scattered all-star style stats
AP lists American League leaders with Manush Gehringer and Goslin among Tigers and Senators. Gehringer tops batting average, runs and doubles. Johnson and Foxx lead home runs for A s. In the National League Medwick and Vaughan pace batting and records with Ott in runs and home runs.
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Associated Press
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Rutse
Goslin
T. i
Gerrig
Yankes
Benura
White Sox
Greenberg
Beynolds
Red Sox
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Yankees
Marberry
Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Pirates
Stedwick
Cardinals
Ott
Grants
Es Pirates
Collins
Atchison Soft Ball Club Challenges Lawrence Teams
An Atchison soft ball team via Louis McCann, a former Lawrence boy now at the State Orphans Home, issues a challenge to any Lawrence team. Interested parties may respond by writing Louis McCann, care of the State Orphans Home, Atchison.
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Atchison
Louis McCann
Lawrence
State Orphans’ Home
State Orphana Home
Strange as It Seems power plays at WLW transmitter
Ten times as powerful as the country s largest station WLW in Cincinnati broadcasts 500000 watts of power. The Mason Ohio transmitter dimly lights a neighbor s bulbs when off air. If wired into homes the power could light a city of 150000. Yearly use about 15450000 kilowatt hours. Tomorrow: The Country list Father of His
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Cincinnati
WLW
Altho
Mason
Onhic
G. I. Gerard
Gerard
Sports Calendar Local Midget and Junior League Matches
On Monday, Tigers face Coyotes in Midget league at 3 in South Park. Rotary meets Odd Fellows in Junior league at 6 11 in South Park. Velvet plays American Ice in softball at Woodlawn Showl. On Tuesday, Wildcats meet Panthers in Midget league at 5 in South Park. Scottish Rites clash Midland in Junior league at 6 15 in South Park. Two Woodlawn games feature Fritzel against North Lawrence at 7 30 and Haverty Grocery versus Brick's.
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Tigers
Coyotes
South Park
Rotary
Odd Fellows
Varsity Velvet
American Ice
Woodlawn
Wildcats
Panthers
O'Clok
Scottish Rites
Midland
Fritzel
North Lawrence
Haverty Grocery
Brick's
Perry Delivers Eleventh Straight Win Over Lawrence Merchants
Perry defeats Lawrence Merchants by 6 to 0 in a game that featured a near riot after a disputed out. Jordon starred for Perry with a home run and solid hitting while pitching a strong game. Pugh homered for Lawrence, but Perry broke the game open in the third inning and added runs in the fifth, sixth, and seventh. The local club hosts the Cardinals of Kansas City on July 4 in a strong matchup expected to test the home team. Umpire Scott. Jardon earning the win, Francis the loser. Time 2:00.
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Perry
Lawrence Merchants
Fred Harris
Tans
Jordon
Pugh
Lawrence
Cardinals
Kansas City
KE Fc
Hunter
Schlegel
I. Parnell
Ross
Nelson
Rf Q Howell
C Pugh
FP. Harris
Tb Bethel
Guffer
Francis
D. Morrison
Ireland
L. Parnelt
F. Harris
Jardon
V. Welter
Hiegel
J. Welter
C. Welter
Scott
Lawrence Pitchers Lose to Grove Club in Kansas City Match
A six man Lawrence horseshoe team fell 21 to 20 to the Grove club of Kansas City in a Fifteenth and Benton, Missouri, encounter yesterday afternoon. After an 18 all tie through six rounds, the playoff saw Kansas Cis players add three points to seal the win. Lawrence results: Mc Collum 6 0, Anderson 6 1, Kraft 5 2, Harker 2 5, Chanay 1 6, Lottridge 0 7. Kansas City totals: C. C. Davis 2 0, Lutz 6 1, Bosich 5 2, Schulz 4 3, Adams 4 3, Kelley 1 6, Plater 0 4. Saints Maintain Lead Des Moines July 2 AP Saint Joseph Saints extend lead as Western League split season nears conclusion.
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Lawrence
Grove Club
Kansas City
Benton
Chanay
Lottridge
C. C. Davis
Lutz
Bosich
Schulz
Adams
Kelley
Plater
Saints
Des Moines
Saint Joseph
Close Race Is Waged For Association Lead
The American Association title fight tightens as Minneapolis slides within a game and a half of Columbus after a weekend where Columbus won three straight over Indianapolis. Louisville, led by Ken Penner, remains four games back, while Milwaukee trails by six. Indianapolis and Toledo split, and Minneapolis won key games against St. Paul and Milwaukee to stay in the race.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Ansas
Boston
Clevelan
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ken Penner
Millers
Toledo
Hens
Ray Starr
Jess Petty
St. Paul
Kansas City
Topeka Drops From League Lead In Ban Johnson Race
Topeka tumbled from a three way tie for the lead in the Kansas Ban Johnson baseball pennant race as Wichita defeated them today in Topeka Kansas. The loss leaves Wichita in the lead with Topeka and another team slipping, shaping a tight chase in the league standings.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Ban Johnson
Wich
El Dorado Beats Topeka In Opening Game Of Doubleheader
El Dorado upset Topeka 5 to 2 in the opener before losing the nightcap 14 to 4. Wichita beat Dodge City 5 to 1 and 9 to 0. Salina blanked Beloit 9 to 0 as Carl Dumler and Bob Mullineaux pitched for the winners.
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Ita
Salina
el Dorado
Topeka
Wichita
Dodge City
Gote
Beloit
Carl Dumler
Bob Mullineaux
Jayhawks Rout Rinkydinks in Midget League Doubleheader
In Southpark, the Jayhawks defeated the Rinkydinks 4 to 1 in the opener with Jameson homering and two later runs scoring on errors. Cardin als overwhelmed Panthers 17 to 1 in game two as Card batters totaled 15 hits off Reber and Hanson, with five runs in the first inning and a nine-hit third. Tonight at 5, Tigers meet Coyotes and tomorrow showcase Wildcats versus Panthers.
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Jayhawks
Rinkydinks
Cardinals
Panthers
Southpark Diamond
Jameson
Spitzer
Rinkydink
Jayhawk
Love
Roper
Reber
Hanson
Panther
Ewing
Dalton
Tigers
Coyotes
Wildcats
Dow
B. McClure
McClure
Lave
Smith
Brune
M. Black
Brown
Heatherington
U Reynolds
Aoa Broeker
Uh Harling
UrStalss
Titehe
Black
Hy Jameson
Ted
Leve
P W
Mullin Cardinals
Harrell
G. Weber
Oho
B. Weber
A . Dalton
Goa
E. Maiden
Wise
Fidella
Boa
Maiden
Cantey
McGhee
Chariton
Obhon Munin
Oan F
Ete Panthers
AR OR Koch
Peters
Hereman
Montgomery Hanson
Price
Caughron
Scare
Struc Wise
Koch
Amaire
Flw
Mullip
Giants Clout Dodgers in All Runs Pact
In a terse AP recap, Travis Jackson and Frank O'Doul powered the Giants to all their runs against the Dodgers. Tommy Theveron sparked the Pirates with a decisive rally to top the Cubs. Billy Rogell drove in a flurry of runs for the Tirers with a sequence of hits. Willie Kamum of the Indians delivered a bases loaded single to defeat the White Sox.
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Travis Jackson
Frank O'Doul
Giants
Dodgers
Tommy Theveron
Pirates
Masts
Cubs
Billy Rogell
Tirers
Browns
Willie Kamum
Indians
White Sox
Three Softball Games In Week Set In KU League
Three league softball games are scheduled for the week on the intramural diamond south of the KU campus. Royal Shoes plays two games meeting undefeated Ober’s Tuesday and County Garage Friday, while Journal World faces Rexall Drugs Thursday. All starts are at 6 o’clock.
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K.U
Royal Shoes
Ober
County Garage
Journal World
Rexall Drugs
Unclear sports results with fragmented team names
Fragmented text reports various scores across leagues with numerous misspellings and unclear team names. The report mentions New York Washington 5 Boston 1 and a string of inconsistent results including St Louis Cleveland 2 and Louisville 6 7, with multiple garbled city names and standings.
Lawrence Country Club defeats Ottawa in interclub match
Lawrence Country Club beat Ottawa Country Club 44 to 20 on the Lawrence course yesterday. Reed led Ottawa with 81, Chick Pontius led Lawrence with 77. Lawrence will face Hill View at Hill View next Sunday. members may sign up at the club or call C. C. Car.
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Lawrence Country Club
Ottawa Country Club
Lawrence
Reed
Ottawa Pilan
Chick Pontius
Hill View
C. c
Linwood community notes of visits and events
Linwood residents share visits across Kansas with kin in Topeka Leavenworth and De Soto. A summer school attendee and a summer meeting at Federated church are announced. The Mary Trout and Leo McMillan wedding is reported with reception and new home details.
Family gathers with local residents for social evening
A Tuesday evening gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meinke and family with other local residents. Mrs. C. C. Burnett Mrs. John Tudhope and Miss Selah Burnett attended the Mme Schumann-Heink concert in Lawrence Tuesday evening. A Linwood and Eudora group picnicked at the C. A. Meinke home Saturday, enjoying swimming boating games and a picnic lunch with attendees from Eudora including Virginia Brown Ruth Neil Margaret Everly Verna Sumner Wilmaurine.
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Carl Meinke
C. C. Burnett
John Tudhope
Selah Burnett
Mme Schumann-Heink
Lawrence
Linwood
Eudora
C. A. Meinke
Virginia Brown
Ruth Neil
Margaret Everly
Verna Sumner
Wilmaurine
Linwood 4 H Club Meets and Socials Noted
The Linwood 4-H club gathered Wednesday forenoon with leader Mrs. Fay Parry and canned cherries. Miss Eva Ruth Meinke and Ala Dell Meinke visited Kansas City Wednesday evening. Florence Shoaf, a local high school teacher, spent Sunday night with Eva Ruth and Ala Dell Meinke. Clarence Shoaf visited Bassark Oscar Lale while painting the high school. a window fell on his hand injuring it severely. Mrs. C. C. Burnett and Miss Selah Burnett visited Leavenworth to see Ruth Howard convalescing from pneumonia. Mrs. T. W. Martin and Eva Baird hosted the Federated church Ladies Aid Silver Tea with a splendid program. A mention notes the seven days of the week being named as sabbaths by various nationalities and religions.
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Jack Curtiss
Jackie
Kansas City
Independence
W. L. Kiester
Linwood High School
Boulder, Colo
J. H. Tudhope
Chillrren
Topeka
James Smith
Leona
Neartonville
Allen Harbaugh
Starrey
Louisburg
Kaw
Nelle Elder
Charles Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Vinland
Jackie Curtis
Venus
Veda Knoll
Wichita
New York
Harry Martin
Los Animas
Colo
Union
Will Wright
Union Pacific
Grantville
Fay Parry
Ala Dell
Eduth Meinke
Fisie Barnett
Leavenworth
McMillan
Marry Harbaugh
Mary Eleanor
Betty
de Soto
L. F. Taylor
Taylor
James Tudhope
Johnson
Eudora
Lloyd Rhodes
Stadler
Messers
Clifford Eisle
Gerald Rossiter
Billy Mertz
Linwood
Leona Smith
Eva Ruth Meinke
Helen Lois Martin
Mary Eleanor Harbaugh
Helen Maxine Rhodes
Elsie Barnett
Dorothy Drum
Ala Dell Meinke
Kenneth Quinlan
Milton Anderson
Melvin Meinke
Allen Meinke
Homer Hughey
Theodore Meinke
Eva Ruth
Florence Shoaf
Clarence Shoaf
Bassark
Oscar Lale
C. C. Burnett
Selah Burnett
Ruth
Cassie Quinlan
Shellyard
T. W. Martin
Eva Baird
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