Sale Of Yankees Stirs Rumor as Sale Languishes
New York July 6 The sale of the Yankees remains in rumor stage with no progress. Byron Clark Jr says no development has occurred while the Ruppert estate says no buyers have spoken to them. The team nears the top again as Dickey’s eye returns and critics note renewed Yankee form and scrutiny from rivals.
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Byron Clark Jr
Jacob ‘Ruppert
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Bill Dickey
Yanks
Wright Tops AL Batting As Week Ends
New York reports Matt Wright of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League with a .3601 average, edging out Rip Ratliff of the Browns. Lou Finney of Boston holds third at .351 as Harry Danning drives the Giants toward the NL title.
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Lou Finney
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Merrill May
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Dodgers
Sports Calendar for South Park Week
Monday Co-Ops versus Lions at South Park. Tuesday Hiks versus General Service at South Park. Wednesday Auto Service versus Oil-O-Matics at South Park. Thursday End versus Lone Stax at South Park.
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Leaders on Road in American Association Title Chase
Minneapolis and Kansas City duel for first as a 12 game eastern road swing looms. Milwaukee slipped to third after Columbus beat Toledo, with Louisville and St Paul close behind. Indianapolis opens the key stretch against Minneapolis while Columbus faces Milwaukee.
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Blues
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Red Birds
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Louisville
St. Paul
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Indians
Wimbledon Historic Wins Highlight American Tennis Legacy
A year ago Alice Marble swept Kay Staimmers 6 2 6 0 to give Americans a clean Wimbledon triumph. Marble teamed with Sarah Palfrey Fabyan to win women's doubles and with Bobby Riggs to win mixed doubles. Three years ago Harold Vander spilt’s Ranger prepared to defend America’s Cup. Five years ago Helen Wills Moody completed a remarkable comeback beating Helen Jacobs 6 3 3 6 7 5 for her seventh Wimbledon crown.
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Staimmers
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Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Bobby Riggs
Harold Vanderspilt
Ranger
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Moody
Helen Jacobs
Glenn Cunningham trip yields hotel bustle at border checks
Glenn Cunningham of Omaha, on a two week convention trip, faced frequent hotel whispers and crowded service at a hotel with no advance reservation. At the Canadian border, officials waved him through, saying no further ID was needed as everyone knows him.
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Wichita Civics Set To Open 10th Kansas Semi Pro Tourney
Wichita Civics defending champions lead a seed list for the opening night of the Kansas semi pro baseball tournament in Richey Kan. The Civics face El Dorado while Newton meets Augusta as the two week event begins with a ceremony honoring Abilene, first champion in 1931.
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Jayhawk tennis crowns set in Topeka tournament
In the Jayhawk tournament both men and women crown new champions. Mary Janet McDonald, last year’s winner, falls in the women’s semi with Maxine Richardson of Oklahoma City and Richardson advances to face Marjorie Yetman of Tulsa for the title. Men’s singles semi finals feature Jack Jossi versus Wallace Smith and Bill Croaby versus Counts. McDonald and Louise Dyer reach the women’s doubles final with a 7 5 6 3 win.
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Houston
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Week's Wash Features Baseball Buzz and Political Stump
New York reports list of July 4 golf losses worth $20,000 in the metro area with caddies earning at least $40,000. Leo Durocher to christen a new Brooklyn cruiser while Johnny Gee enters Syracuse U summer school. Notes cover Detroit, Brooklyn fans, Ernie Lombardi booing, and Texas high school athletics policy maker R. J. Kidd guiding 50,000 athletes.
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U. of Texas Interscholastic League
McKechnie Could Stack NL All Star Lineup With Batting Champs
Manager Bill McKechnie can unleash power by placing four batting champions in sequence. Arky Vaughan, 1935 leader, Joe Medwick, 1937 king, Ernie Lombardi, 1938 pace-setter, and Johnny Mize, 194? title-holder, would form an all star quartet for the National League.
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Joe Medwick
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Ernie Lombardi
Johnny Mize
One Minute Interview Buck Newsom Quote
Buck Newsom says he rejects copying others and intends to go his own way. He states I am not like the others and plan to act differently as he pursues his goals.
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Co-Ops Edge Elks in Senior Softball Thriller
The Co-Ops scored five runs in the first inning and five in the fifth to top the Elks 10 to 5 at Southpark last night.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 6 over Pittsburgh 4 and New York 15 over Philadelphia. Chicago defeated St. Louis 11 to 5 while Brooklyn won 6 to 1 and Boston edged Philadelphia 2 to 4. American League Boston 9 Washington 4. Chicago 10 St. Louis 6. New York 8 Philadelphia 6. Association games show Columbus 6 Toledo 4 and Louisville 5 Farbank pols 3. Western Association results feature Muskogee 10 Fort Smith 3 and Topeka 5 St Joseph 0. Southern Association scores include Atlanta 12 Nashville 2 and Chattanooga 6 Knoxville 1. New Orleans 6 Little Rock 3. Memphis 12 Birmingham 2. Texas League Fort Worth 10 Dallas 3. Oklahoma City 9 Tulsa 5.
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Dodger Win Seals Teeard Victory Over Bees
Pee Wee Reese drove in the decisive runs with a 20th inning single to give the Dodgers a 4 2 win over the Boston Bees. Glen Russell hit a bases loaded homer for the Cubs in an 11 5 win over the Cardinals. Morris Arnovich delivered a ninth inning RBI single to spark the Reds past the Pirates 5 4. Melton and the Giants exploded for 15 2 over the Phillies as Bagby guided the Red Sox to a 9 4 win over Washington. Appleton’s relief helped the White Sox beat the Browns 10 8. Johnny Babich scattered seven hits to beat the Yankees 6 3.
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Nearly 1 000 Enroll in Leavenworth Training Camp
About 1,000 men have enrolled in the citizen's military training camp at Fort Leavenworth. The regular camp counts 820 enrollees from Missouri Kansas and Arkansas while 168 men attend the special business and professional lessons.
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Dodgers outlast Bees in 20 innings for sixth straight win
In a five hour marathon the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Bees 6-2 after 20 innings as Newell Kimball earned the win while Joe Sullivan took the loss. The game featured 37 players and 12 and 14 hits for the teams, with heavy pressure leading to a dramatic late surge. The Reds holdings up against the Pirates and other league results followed including Cubs, Giants, Athletics, and Red Sox wins.
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Miners sweep series as Joplin edges Springfield 11 10
Joplin Miners win 11 10 over Springfield to complete a three game western association sweep. Jack Zerblis earned the win. Brown Messerly and others pitched for Springfield. Earl Dethager and Blix Donnelly took the loss for the Cards as Verbeck delivered a pinch hit RBI in the ninth. Muskogee widened its lead with a 10 3 victory over Fort Smith while St. Joseph fell 5 0 to Topeka. Sid King homer and Clint Raper two run shot boosted Muskogee. Salina beat Hutchinson 5 2. Series openers set for Muskogee Salina Topeka Hutchinson and Joplin at Fort Smith.
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War talk costs Wichita roofer in peace disturbance case
George D. Lantis 67 year old roofer was fined 25 dollars and costs after a street corner war discussion. Andrew Konis testified Lantis degraded England and France and shouted Heil Hitler. Judge Hurley ruled it a peace disturbance regardless of Hitler mention. A second complaint by Charles L. Kagey was continued at Lantis insistence.
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Lone Star Sunday School Attendance and Community Notes
Sunday attendance reached sixty four as Mrs. W. H. Ulrich led opening exercises. Many local residents attended a sermon by Rev. L. H. Griffith and a brief evening service. A missionary talk from Ceylon was postponed. Families, visitors, church groups, and farmers gathered for gatherings, quilting, and harvest work amid frequent mentions of Lone Star and Washington Creek.
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