Rotary Holds On To Second Place In Junior League
Rotary stays in second in the Junior League by beating Midland 3 to 1 at South Park. Reusch and Hunt spark a two run third inning with a triple and a double. Boggs fanned 11 as Midland’s defense faltered on key plays. Leonhard made notable catches for Midland. The Eagles meet Reno tonight at 6 in the final game of the first session, then face Lone Star and Rotary in coming weeks with the second session to start July 16.
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Hhe Rotary
Midland
South Park Diamond
Eagles
Reno
Lone Star
Rotary
Rotarians
Reusch
Hunt
Allen
Garner
McClure
Twilight League Stars Shine for Midland Players
Yesterday's standout fielding came from Midland's Leonhard at center and Garner at short. Leonhard covered vast territory to snag three fly balls, two barely in play. Garner stopped a hit to the second baseman in the first inning, then threw out Rotarian after a deflection. Carter added clean infield putouts on Allen and Boggs in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhard
Garner
Allen
Carter
Boggs
Yale Player to Coach at Mexico Grid Team
Mexico City July 6 AP John Tilcullen Jr Yale tackle for three years will coach the University of Mexico team this fall. Salary provided by Harry F Sinclair an oil magnate who has long supported Mexican football and the program.
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Yale
Mexico
D. F
John A Tilcullen? Jr
Yalé
University of Mexico
Harry F. Sinclair
Strange Remora Uses and Habits Across Seas
The remora or suckerfish bears a suction disk on its head enabling it to attach to sharks and other hosts. It feeds on scraps inside the shark’s mouth, can detach by releasing its disk, and historically people believed it could stop ships. In Madagascar natives use it to catch turtles by leveraging their grip. Tomorrow: Gama Laws to Protect Beef Cattle.
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Madacascar
Weekend Sports Schedule Hits Local Diamonds
Friday features Rinkydinks against Tigers at 4:45 on South Park Diamond and Eagles welcome Reno in Junior league at 6. Royals face County Garage in Business Men's league while K U intramural diamond hosts two games. Woodlawn hosts Bankers versus American Ice at 7:30 and Goodrich Tires against Pontiac. Saturday has Midget league games at South Park with Jayhawks versus votes at 4:45 and Wildcats versus Cubs. Sunday action includes Hill View matchups at Lawrence Country Club and Pleasant Grove versus Kansas City Royals at 2:30.
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Rinkydinks
Tigers
South Park
Eagles
Reno
Royals
County Garage
K. U. Ine Tramural
Woodlawn School
Bankers
American Ice
Goodrich Tires
Pontiac
Southpark
Jayhawks
Wildcats
Cubs
Lawrence Country
CATS STOP CARDS IN MIDGET LEAGUE FINALE SHOCK
Wildcats beat Cardinals 5 to 3 to drop them first in season. Wagner twirled 12 strikeouts over Maiden's 11 while Stewart hit a homer and Reed doubled for key hits. Second-session opener set for Tuesday as Tigers and Wildcats clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Cardinals
Tigers
Rinkydinks
Tommy Wagner
Elmo Maiden
Wagner
Maiden
Stewart
Wetzel
Witdcats
W. Owens
Reed
Nutt
Allphin
Edgar
Droom
Wewti
RHPOA
K C Royals Clash With Pleasant Grovers
Pleasant Grove will meet the Kansas City Royals at 2:30 Sunday on the Pleasant Grove diamond in what may be the season's stiffest test for Pleasant Grove. The Royals, undefeated this year, hold the Kansas City Negro championship for the past two seasons with players such as Otto Ray, Lewis, Staples, and Himmel. The Royals lineup includes Walker, Boyd, Surrupt, Ray, Lewis, F. Hi, Hall Pagess, B. Hicks, Staples, Himmel. Green. Pleasant Grove lineup features Flora, Nichols, Jones, C. Nichols, Holcom, Dickerss, Vandeventer, Goff, Durante, Weidman, Jordan.
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Pleasant Grove
Kansas City Royals
Pleasant Grovers
Royals
Kansas City
Otto Ray
Monarch
Lewis
Staples
Royal American
Walker
Boyd If
Surrupt
Ray Ib
F. Hi
Hall Pagess
B. Hicks
Himmel
Green
Flora
M. Nichols
Jones
C. Nichols
Holcom
Dickerss
Vandeventer
Goff
Durante
Weidman
Jordan
Utility
Lost Early Lead and Chance for First Place
In Indianapolis a night game at Louisville saw a 6 to 1 Indianap olis lead erased by the Colonels who scored six in the last two innings for a 7 to 6 defeat. Columbus fell 3 to 1 to Toledo as five hit pitching from three hurlers held them down. Ivy Shiver homered to lift St Paul past Minneapolis 6 to 1 in 12 innings. Kansas City edged Milwaukee 11 to 6 as Ed Greer struggled.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
American Association
Louisville
Indians
Colonels
Columbus
Toledo
Mud Hens
Ed Greer
Frank Nekola
Grant Bowler
Bill Perrin
Red Birds
Ivy Shiver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Millers
Kansas City
Elton Walkup
Forest Presnell
Warren
Milwaukee
George Hochette
Brewers
Rexall Team Edges Journal-World In 4–3 Rally
Rexall Drugs staged a fourth inning rally to beat Journal-World 4 to 3 in a business men's softball league game on the KU intramural diamond last evening. Pierce pitched for Rexall and Knack for Journal-World. Tonight at 6 o'clock Royal Suites and County Garage meet in another scheduled game.
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Rexall
Journal-World
K. U
Pierce
Knack
Newsmen
Royal Suites
County Garage
Gehrig homers and singles spark Yankees big rally
In a fast AP report, Lou Gehrig drives seven of the Yankees eight runs with two homers and two singles while Oral Hildebrand blanks the White Sox on eight hits. Also noted are Giunta’s pinch homer and Camilli’s four-base hit for the Phillies, plus Bob Johnson’s win for the Athletics. a Vancouver Province quip about a Travelers’ Aid Society encounter closes the item.
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Associated Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
White Sox
Joe Moore
Giunta
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Bob Johnson
Athistics
Ron
Red Sox
Track meets reveal timing flaws may boost football
Reports from Lincoln indicate timing and camera systems at key meets expose mis scoring and could influence football trials. Bernie Masterson and George Sauer attract pro offers from Boston Braves and Chicago Bears as Kansas and Washburn figure into 1934 grid prospects. Bearg optimism, Lovelock monument fundraising, and dawn reports on Oxford Cambridge duals add context to a sprawling sports year.
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John Bentley
Lincoln
Bernie Masterson
George Sauer
John
Boston Braves
Lone Star
Dietz
Masterson
Chicago Cars
Sauer
George Henry
Bears
Bentley
Footwork in Milwaukee photo highlights Kansas runner’s injury impact
The article notes UW champion being blind and mentions several stars including Jiet Zel and T. C. U. and Hutchinson Reno cage standouts. It discusses Max Baer’s sister and a photo of the Bonthron Cunningham finish in Milwaukee. Coach Bill Hargiss explains his pupil ran flat footed due to foot and ankle injuries affecting sprint in the home stretch. The image shows Bonthron ahead of Cunningham with Glenn low on his heels.
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University of Washington
Jietzel
Hutchinson
Reno Cage Star
Los Angeles Firestones
Max Baer
Bonthron-Cunningham
Milwaukee
Bill Hargiss
Los Angeles
Bonthron
K. A
Cunningham
Glenn
Baseball Leaders Mentioned In American League and National League Stats
A garbled listing of batting leaders and pitching totals from the American and National Leagues appears, naming Manush and Gehringer of Detroit and other stars with runs, RBIs, triples, and steals. It ends with a House ad seeking vacant property renters via a Journal-World classified line.
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Associated Press
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Giehinger
Johnston
Athletics
Gehrik
Yankees
Crouin
HiIs
Tiers
Haw Mouttos
Averhl
Initiate
Manash
Greenberg
Journal-World
Fear of water and community notices mixed in report
Article blends a short lesson on why people fear water with a long local social column. It notes parental influence and drowning memories, then lists many visits, church events, and outings from Topeka to Lecompton, including a Loyal Temperance group hike, family visits, farm work, and a missionary society program.
An Frworth League Picnic At Centenary Pastor Home
An Frworth League picnic was held Friday evening at the Centenary M. F. pastor Rev C J Knox home. After games in the pasture ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Rev and Mrs C J Knox Bernice Benson Billowe en McCoubrie Ernest Figs Mildred Ewing Kenneth Moses Mildred Veconard Raymond Pine Herbert Nunemaker Dorothy Nunemaker Loren Pine Leonard Hills LaVeda Hills Glenn Colburn Mr and Mrs Roy Adams Hazel Pine Lillian Pine Gladys Pine Frances Thiry Paul Nehrbass William Knox George Colburn Carl Knox and Miss Mayhan.
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Madison Jones
Topeka
George Veach
Clifford Pine
Gillian
Hazel
Kenneth
Rose Arden
F. C. Ilesse
Centenary M, KE
Se Ward Avenue Methodist Church
Hesse
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Donald Palmateer
Wayne Dicker
Mudcreek
Richard Pine
Wilbur Rake
Derrell Crall
Francis Crall
Edward Krum
Leonard House
Stanley House
Donald
William Knox
Robert Pine
Bobby Snow
Cecil Austill
Cecil Baker
Raymond Gulley
Raymond Hodge
Merrill Henry
Wayne
Paul Nehrbass
E. W. Riley
Alva
Norman Dean
Macon
G. Gates
Gates
Riley
Terry Crall
Derrell
Francis
Harles Florence
Clearview
Florence
Vernon Strobel
Eudora
Centenary M. F
C.J. Knox
C. J. Knox
Bernice Benson
Billoween McCoubrie
Ernest Figs
Mildred Ewing
Kenneth Moses
Mildred Veconard
Raymond Pine
Herbert Nunemaker
Dorothy Nunemaker
Loren Pine
Leonard Hills
LaVeda Hills
Glenn Colburn
Roy Adams
Hazel Pine
Lillian Pine
Gladys Pine
Frances Thiry
George Colburn
Carl Knox
Mayhan
Harley Armstrong
Page
Margaret Cary
Crowder
B.D. Stamvix
Mildred Sledge
Tonganoxie
Charlyne Staats
Rey Bushey
Hilda Mae
Carl
Lamar
Ruth Meadows
Kansas City
Frven Henderson
Wetona Whaley
Bloomington
Ind
Castle
And
Roy Rule
LaVesta
Osawatomie
Mr. Rule
QO. &. Johnston
Newt Bateson
Jasper
Tol Im
Seventh
Lyons Street
Dixie Fitzpatrick
Reno
Thomas Popplewell
B. C. Reynolds
William Henry Dunn
Eudora Bridge Club Hosts Showy Evening
Anita Stadier hosted the J L L club and guests for a bridge night at her home. Prizes went to Mrs. Trefz (high) and Miss Kaegi (low) with club prizes to Mrs. Zimmerman and traveling prize to Mrs. Zillner. Refreshments followed for guests including Mrs. Barbara Zillner and Mrs. Pauline Sommers among others.
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Anita Stadier
J. L. L. Club
Bridge
Trefz
Kaegi
Zimmerman
Zillner
Barbara Zillner
Pauline Sommers
Euretta
William Denley
Ernest Coleman
Coleman
Don
Olathe
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R Hunt
A Brown
Moon
E. Harwood
Hornberger
Aera
T Ri — Hunt
Sarner
Boges
Schaake
Enzo Fiermente
John Jacob ‘Autor
Joka Hixi
Sive
Gama
Laree Sharhs
Remy Fone
K. C. Royals
Travelers’ Aid Society
Vancouver Province
Earnest
Bearg
Washburn
Seattle
Wash
Ichabods
Oxford
Jack Lovelock
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton University
Lovelock
New Zealand
Oxford-Cambridge
Cornell
Princeton
House of David
Benton Harbor
Jack Davis
University of Oklahoma
Wichita
Davis
Charles Carsant
Kansas State
Dodge City
Pittsburg High
Bill. Dent
Associated( Press
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Parladelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Colrmins
Minneapolix
St. Rut
EL Trulianapolia
Tolsville
Tripes
Manish
Chapman
Ite Moduise
Terry
Adlanteles
Lirhanski
Catskills
Stamford
N. Y
Helene Gould
Cotton II King
ROYAL
ST George's
HE Jones
SVEA
aMe
Verbert
G. Allphin
Distrit
Nettie Palmateer
Laws
Lecompton
Lecompton Methodist Church
Bert Hills
the Voice
Violet Carr
North Lawrence
Paul
By Has Forrest
Eneryy
Bill
Doug
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