Lawrence Legion Team Rolls to 18 4 Victory Over Carbondale
Lawrence Junior American Legion smashed 18 runs on 19 hits at Municipal Park, routing Carbondale 18 to 4. Don Sneegan pitched six strong innings with 14 strikeouts, while Stauffer Pulliam Murphy and Hurley led the attack with multiple hits as Lawrence improved to 2-1 in the year. They meet Quindaro next in a league tilt.
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Carbondale
Secall
Don Sneegan
Lawrence
Atruck
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Hupp
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Dean Murphy
George Stauffer
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Lawrence Plavers
ePulliam
Hurley
George Starker
Quindaro
Kansas City
Municipal Park
Carpenter
Anta Heke
Burr
D. Hug
Adomen
Kramer
Ts Lawrence
Standings kick up in tight league race
In a rugged stretch, Bartlesville climbs to fourth with a 5-3 victory over Miami on the Owls diamond while Cleveland, St. Louis, and Philadelphia stay near the top in the mixed standings across the American and National Leagues.
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Ng Sew
Inopeéllar
Chanuth
Lola
Bartlesville
Miami
Owls
Kentucky and Phillips Oilers split pre Olympic series clash
The University of Kentucky and Phillips Oilers tied one game apiece in a wild overtime finish at Kansas City. Don Barksdale led Phillips with nine field goals and five foul shots while Ali froze scored 16 for Kentucky before two overtime blasts from firecrackers interrupted play. Final decisive third game set for Lexington on July 9 with Ralph Beard out injured.
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Kanass City
University of Kentucky
Phillips
Oilers
Kentucky
Lexington
Tulsa
Olympics
Kergucky
Oe Ita
Ralph Beard
Beard
Joe Holland
Don Barksdale
U. C. LA
Ali
Repea Takes Step in Carlton League at Avenel
A cryptic OCR fragment shows Carl League action at Avenel with references to Rep ea and Pres oldites. The readable bits indicate progress or a step forward in a local league context. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Preview of state semi pro baseball in Wichita opener
Lawrence fans will see the state semi pro tournament start in Wichita Monday. Decker Oils of Topeka will visit Municipal Park for a daylight contest with the Colts, who beat Decker Oils 5 to 1 earlier. Attendance for Wichita opens is expected to reach 8 000 as the 18th annual event begins. cash prize is 5 000 for the winner. Tomorrow also brings district American Legion action with Lawrence hosting Quindars at 2 30 while Ottawa travels to Argentine and Fort Scott plays at Mathe.
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Wichita
Decker Oils of
Topeka
Colts
Decker Oils
Wade
Celta
American Legion
Quindars
Municipal Park
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Mlathe
Iarnett
Battle for second place in American Association tightens
Milwaukee Columbus and St Paul sit seven games behind Indiana Indians as Minneapolis beats them 1 0 on Elbie Fletcher homer and Bill Ayers pitching. Ayers allows two walks and seven strikeouts in a 1-0 win over Jim Bagby. Columbus tops first division teams. St Paul falls 4-1 to Red Birds while Milwaukee and Louisville lose, with Ralph Schwamb and Dutch Meyer keying late innings in losses.
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American Association
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapoelia
Tribe
Elbie Fletcher
Bill Ayers
Ayers
Jim Bagby
Red Birds
Iust
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Ralph Schwamb
Brews
Dutch Meyer
Eerie
Immeapolis
Ted Louisville
Kansas City
Meyer
Jack Griffore
1947 CHAMP IS OUT
Wichita Kansas July 3 The Western amateur golf tournament moved into the quarterfinals today minus Marvin Rudy Ward the 1947 champion. Dick Price of Wichita dominated Ward yesterday in the third round 3 and 1 while Price faced Harold Paddock Jr of Aurora Shin in the quarterfinals at Wichita Country Club. Ward was eliminated and Price advanced along with several other competitors as the field narrowed toward the semifinals.
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Rudy Ward
Dick Price
Ward
Wichita Country Club
Price
Spokane
Wash
Kansas
Arold Paddock, Jr
Aurora
Shin
Central
Wadderk
University of Southern California
Jack Hines
Young Adkisson
Jay
Robert
Skee) Riegel
Glendale
Calif
Warren Higgins
Dallas
Notre Dame University
Riegel
Chamion
EB. J. Rogers, Jr
Oklahoma City
Tom Stephenson
Kansas City
Lawrence Glosser
Bowling Notes Women’s Summer League standings tighten
The Pladium league sees Holmes McGrew and Peck surge to the top with three games over Lawrence Faper Co. Royal Cafe wins all games from Southwestern Bell. Bell’s top individual scores reach 196 and 456. Pladium Five climbs with three over Snoopers while Screwballs are held to one. Four’s takes two from Pickens and Woodchucka loses twice to Ten Fins. Team standings summary follows.
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Pladium
Holmes, McGrew & Peck
Lawrence Faper Co
Royal Cafe
Hich
Southwestern Bell
Atho M. Stull Southwestern
Bell
Snoopers
Keglervnnen
Pickens
Machine Shop
Woodchucka
McKenley Becomes First to Break 46 Seconds in 400 Meters
Milwaukee July 3 Herb McKenley runs 46 seconds flat to set a world record in the 400 meter event at Marquette stadium junior and senior preliminaries. He previously holds the 440 yard dash record of 462 and is expected to compete for further Olympic trials. The meet featured top sprinters like Dillard and Scott, with possible semi final duels anticipated.
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Herb McKenley
Milwaukee
Herb McKen Fey
Marquette Stadium
McKenney
McKenley
Ty Ie
Bosh Harrison
Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Clyde
Scott
Arkansas
Hurdles Favorite Dillard May Change Race Strategy
Dillard, on a streak of straight victories, contemplates sticking to the hurdles to secure wins both here and at Evanston. Curtis Stone outsprints Jerry Thompson to defend the 5,000 meters title in Philadelphia, while Henry Laskau dominates the 3,000 meter walk for the New York Maccabi club. The article notes other delegates and mentions export restrictions affecting the Brazilian governor.
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Dillard
Evanston
Sitliets
Curtis Stone
Philadelphia
Jerry Thompson
San Antonio Athletic Club
Henry Laskau
New York
Maccabi Club
Ambiguous OCR Review: Baseball Game and Brazil Relations
The readable text references a baseball game with a pitcher and hitters including Washington and Gordon, plus a note about boarding houses in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil breaking relations with Russia less than a year ago. Details are fragmentary and names are inconsistent.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brat de Tanner Mbasey
Brasi
Howe
Brazil
Russia
State reports 75000 tons of rich rice to England
A Rio Grande do Sul report states that 75 000 tons of rice will be sent to England. The Journal-World readers weigh in on the result and reader reactions amid the exchange.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Englan
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