Bee Jays Drop One and Win Two in Doubleheader
Lawrence Bee Jays split a Leavenworth series by losing 10 0 Saturday to Leavenworth then defeating Emporia 11 5 and 12 4 in a Sunday doubleheader. Pitcher Lefty Liell steadied after rough start. Har by Housh and Rader also contributed in a tense two game set.
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Lawrence Bee Jays
Leavenworth
Jay Cees
Emporiz
Murray Dickson
Lawrence
Harley Housh
Rader
Emporia
Norman
Babcock
Dickson
Liell
Housh
Nelsons
Lief
Kowalski
Ater
Lindsey
PO Loomia
Fi Theel
Wrosmann
Deity
Thornton
Prosaon
Nelson
Lewis
Lehman
Jones
Watson
Pati
Tote
Emyorin
Kappelman
Sehon
Coffin
Theel
Kappelmann
Holcom
Dyver
Dases
Nichel
Umpirce
Crabtree
Rice
Houk
Wood
Scott
Arpoa
Lawréne Shoger
W. Houk
Beattie
Mre
Bolewski
Earl
Alberts
Grat van Wey
Nah Wu Yadrick
Seer
Loomis
Gin
Jbase
van Wey
Myers
Chaffee
Nel Yadrick
van Wey von
Slell
Tweenworth
Theeder
Bfyers
Orm
Strange As It Seems: Libertatia and a Dutch of Pirates
A fragment on Libertatia the pirate colony founded by Captain Mission with the motto Libertada, its brief republic and forced collapse after a native massacre. Mention of grave near St. Clair Pollock and a 1920 street-naming reform near West 126th Street and Broadway, ending with a tease about tomorrow’s “Canvas-Back” Champ.
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John Hix
Tor
Captain Mission
Libertatia
Libertada
House of Representatives
New England
Grant
St. Clair Pollock
Comty i
126Th Burget
Broadway
129Th
Broadw
Cinir Place
New York
Parks
Weekday and Weekend Youth and Senior Sports Schedule
A messy calendar lists matches across Midget and Junior leagues and senior softball. Teams include Wilients, Cubs, Court House, Lawrence Sanitary, Varsity Vel ets, Conoco, Elks, Pleasant Grove, Panthers, Saywawks, Odd Fellows, Woodlawn school, Jayhawks, Kings, NYA, Cubs, and Kiwanis with venues at South park and Woodlawn school. Matches span Monday to Thursday with times from 5 to 8:15 and entry fees noted for several games.
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Wilients
Cubs
South Park
Court House
Lawrence Sanitary
Conoco
Woodlawn School
Elks
Pleasant Grove
Panthers
Saywawks
Odd Fellows
Royal Shoes
Jayhawks
Rinkydinks
Coyotes
Midland
Smith
Varsity Velovets
City Emplores
Eagles
Cardinals
Co-Ops
NYA
Dusters
Lone Star
South Fark Cubs
Gaydter
South Pare Elks
Kiwanis
Fans Get a Break as Saints Top Millers in 13 Innings
Chicago notes a twin bill where St Paul edged Millers 8 to 7 in 13 innings with Bill Norman and Henry Steinbacher delivering key circuit blows after the Millers tied the score in the ninth. Milwaukee split with Kansas City as Blues win the nightcap 3 to 2. Forrest Pressnell claims his 10th win. Chet Laabs hits a first inning triple. Cleveland?
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saints
Millers
Bill Norman
Henry Steinbacher
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Blues
Forrest Pressnell
Brewers
Chet Laabs
Milt Bocek
Hopkins
Toledo
Columbus
Red Birds
Mike Ryba
Paul Sullivan
Toney Frietas
Alta Cohen
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colonels
Indians
Yesterday's Players Shine in Narrow Wins Across Leagues
Charles Gehringer drove in four for the Tigers in a win over the Browns while Jimmy Deshong held the Yankees to eight hits in a 3-3 tie. Bill Brubaker and George Watkins contributed two and two RBIs for Pirates and Dodgers as they beat the Cubs and Giants respectively. Johnny Kroner, Jim Henry, and Ernie Sulck had multi hit games for the Red Sox and Phillies, with Sulck driving in two as Philadelphia edged St. Louis. Terry Moore collected four doubles and three singles in the Cardinals doubleheader sweep of the Reds.
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Charles Gehringer
Tigers
Browns
Jimmy Deshong
Senators
Yankees
Bill Brubaker
Pirates
Cubs
George Watkins
Dodgers
Giants
Johnny Kroner
Jim Henry
Red
Sox
Homer
Harder
Indians
John
Whitehead
White Sox
Ernie Sulck
Phillies
Bees
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Reds
National League Lead Triggers Jitters as Cubs Slip
The Associated Press notes the season’s pattern of leaders faltering after reaching first, with Cubs briefly ahead before Pirates and Cardinals gains. Reds win big, Phillies string five straight, Dodgers edge Giants, Senators beat Yankees, and Red Sox sweep Athletics in a twin bill as Tigers stay second and Indians drop a game.
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Associated Press
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Alphonse and Gaston
Reds
Phillies
Joon
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Mel Ott
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yanks
Jimmy Deshong
Johnny Whitehead
First Session Winners Gobble Up Double Bills
Kansas City reports the first half standings in the Western association with Joplin Miners and Ponca City leading. Joplin swept Springfield 6-0 and 14-7 as Lindell and Lion pitched well. Ponca City won over Hutchinson 9-4 and 8-4 to stay four games above Bartlesville. Muskogee won 3-2 before a 13 to% slugfest.
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Kansas City
Joplin
Ponca City
Bennie Bengough
Joplin Miners
Springfield Cardinals
Lindell
Lion
Hutchinson
Jones
Myers
Muskogee
Bartlesville
Hill
Track stars ready for action at Randall's Island trials
New York July 6. With finals set for Saturday and Sunday at Randall's Island stadium, Olympic track and field tryouts feature near evenly matched contenders across six events including the 400, 800, and 1500 meters, the 110 hurdles, high jump, and pole vault. About 300 athletes compete for roughly 60 remaining U.S. spots. ten Olympians already named, and gate receipts may affect team size. Leaders include Owens, Metcalfe, Lash, Cunningham, Towns, Hardin, Lavalle, Williams, Eastman, Beetham, and San Romani, with Varoff setting a world pole vault mark.
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New York
Randall's Island Stadium
U.S. A
Princeton
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Don Lash
Indiana
Forrest
Spec
Farle Meadows
Bill Sefton
Southern California
Ralph Metcalfe
Sam Stoller
Michigan
Frank Wykoff
Los Angeles
Mack Robinson
Fay Draner
Jimmy Lavalle
Archie Williams
California
Harald Smallwood
Eddie O'Brien
Syracuse
Jack Hoffstetter
Dartmouth
Ben Eastman
Charles Beetham
United States
Forrest Towns
Phil Cope
Roy Staley
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
al Moreau
Louisiana
Phil Good
Bowdoin
Fritz Pollard
Gran Forks
N. C
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Jack Torrance
Ken Carpenter
Rhode Island
All Star Baseball Teed Up In Boston July 6
The National and American Leagues prepare for their annual All Star game in Boston at 12:30 p.m. under World Series rules. Managers McCarthy and Grimm pick top sluggers, with AL batting around .334 and NL at .312. Dizzy Dean and Curt Davis vie for starting pitcher duties amid lineup uncertainties.
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Boston
Joe McCarthy
Charlie Grimm
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Kenesaw M. Landis
Boston National League Park
Yankees Favored To Clinch Pennant In Midseason Odds
New York Yankees are listed as 1 to 4 favorites to win the American League pennant with Jack Doyle quoting them as top, while Detroit 6-1, Boston 7-1, Cleveland and Washington 10-1. In the NL Doyle favors the Cubs at even money over the Cardinals. Pirates 6-1, Giants 7-1, Reds 10-1.
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Bookie
New York
New York Yankees
Jack Doyle
Doyie
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Indians
Senators
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Cubs
Doyle
Cardinals
Pirates
Giants
Reds
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
National League results show St. Louis 17, Cincinnati 6, Boston 6, Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 3, New York 1, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 4. American League tallies include Philadelphia 2 2, Boston 11 8, Cleveland 14 2, Chicago 4 4, Detroit 18, St. Louis 9, New York 3, Washington 9. American Association reports Toledo 3, Columbus 6 2, Indianapolis 11, Louisville 9 2, Kansas City 2 8, Milwaukee 7 3, St. Paul 7.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Lars
Columbus Merssee
Indianapolis
Lateertcieeereryt
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Louisee
Chicago AG
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Aes
York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Wis
St. Lonix
St. Louis
Columbus
England tennis title seen by Helen Wills over Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody defeated Helen Jacobs to win the All England tennis championship last year. The report recalls past sports moments including American Tenge winning NL game 4-2 in an all-star clash and Bill Burke edging George von Elm after a playoff to capture the T. J. Open golf title.
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Helen Wills
Baithe
Helen Jacobs
Tenge
National League
Bill Burke
George von Elm
Roundup of sports notes from New York July sixth
News brief roundup notes Glenn Cunningham at Princeton and a near sell-out all star game in Boston. Mentions Danny MacFayden failing to notch a ninth win, Dodgers in Brooklyn, Stengebeers fans in Philadelphia, a high school tackle seeking college, and the rise of .300 hitters in the American League. Also covers Joe Louis radio praise, Jess Abramson incident at the AAU office, Bob Clark Olympic aspirant, Jimmy Braddock drills, uncertain heavyweight title scene, and Los Angeles bout ads for Levin and Lopez.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Boston
Danny MacFayden
Bees
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Philadelphia
Stengebeers
Joe Louis
Jess Abramson
N. Y. Her
ald-Tribune
A. A.U
Golf at Lawrence Country Club Saturday Pro Event Summary
Lawrence Country Club hosted a Saturday golf program featuring Scotch foursomes led by Mrs. C C Stewart and Otto Barteldes with low gross. J R Payne and E C Lupton placed second and third. F Barteldes won low net, followed by Marion Decker and W E Jones. W E Bruner had the fewest putts, with John Riling and Gene Glahn third. Blind bogey went to Mr. and Mrs. W G Hutson Jr. The men’s sweepstakes low gross was Dr H P Jones at 79, with low net by J R Payne 74 and Glahn 76, followed by Anderson 77 and H T Jones 77, and Earl Farris 78. George Kuhne enjoyed a chicken dinner box lunch near the putting clock.
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Lawrence Country Club
C. C. Stewart
Otto Barteldes
J. R. Paynes
E. C. Luptons
F. Barteldes
Marion Decker
W. E. Jones
E. E. Decker
W. E. Bruners
John Rilings
Gene Glahns
W. G. Hutsons, Jr
H. P. Jones
J. R. Payne
E. C. Lupton
Gene Glahn
A. S. Anderson
H- T. Jones
Earl Farris
Varoff ties world mark in national AAU vault
Princeton’s George Varoff soars to 14 feet 6 3/4 inches to set a world record and lead the AAU senior track and field championships while Towns matches the world high hurdles standard. Owens, Hardin, Beetham, and Hinkel set meet marks and Canning defeats Romani, Venzke, and Bonthron in the 1500. Lash wins the 5000.
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Associated Press
Princeton
George Varoff
San Francisco
Towns
Owens
Hardin
Beetham
Hinkel
Canning
Sam Romani
Venzke
Bonthron
Lash
Providence
Helen Stephens
Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
All England
Fran Sperling
Major League Leaders Mixed Errors in Transcribed Table
A garbled list of league leaders shows names, teams, and stat tallies with multiple typos. Notable figures include Gehrig of the Yankees high in runs and hits, Foxx and Geh rig er contending in home runs, and DiMaggio in doubles, with several uncertain attributions across Tigers Browns and Pirates.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Appling
White Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Goslin
Trosky
Indians
di Maggio
Rolfe
Clift
Browns
Indiana
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Lawrence Hurler
Emporians
Ralph Houk
Dover
Homer Ieanate
Lawrence Gow
Warner Coffin
Buver
Russell Sehon
Lester Kappelman
Aluminum
Ganniti
Deat Valley
Cape Infantes
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Southpark
Ppleman
Dllicksen
Ib Ours
Fisher
Ilodres
Crumet
Harmuth
G. Kappelaan
Cf Brubaker
Keene
Stapleton
Touk
Parteulet AB
Balin
Oswald
Hinshaw
Mathien
da Dale
Green
W Hunley
O'Brien
Hawaii
Rinkydinks Tromp
Rinkys
D. R. Jones
Netzer
Broecker
Treeee
Fbh McClery
H. Hegeman
Rowlanu
Panther
Vinland Girls
Topeka
Vinland Odd Fellows
F. EB. Baird
Vinland
Paint Shop
Cochran
Baird Paint Shop
Probasco
Bateson
Res Dizly
Rss
Sarevesconm
Kirkendale
Blair
Wacqeens
Cantwell
Matt Davis
Taylor
Spangler
E Hadi
Res Anderson
Beilee Winter
Jacobson
Rb Cochran
Herrimen
W Johnson
Ckimmons
Hoskinson
McWlinneck
Dave Levin
Vincent Lopez
George Kuhne
Kuhne
Harold Gray
Fred
Coperiget
E. F. Seagram
Discovery
Oslo
Norway
the Elks
Nick Thome
Ellis
Rwupoa E Gibbons
Johnson
O Landis
Krum
Jameson
Hens
Harwi
Goehring
Johanning
O ‘Thome
Tb Kohler
Quate Man
Montgonte
Jee
Aes Powell
Montgomery
Trusty
McClure
N. Quinlan
Quinlan Ag Roper
Lone
Parker
Fetic Kearns
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Werber
Malone
Pearson
Grove
Jordan
Cambis
Rans
J. Martin
Vaughan
Medwick
Ott
Jensen
Herman
Camilil
Goodman
Reda
Oil
Berger
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