Sunday July 4 Time Cue Noted in CLS Report
A fragment notes Sunday July 4 with CLS and a phrase That is not! The item hints at scheduling or a time cue, but the context is unclear and no further facts are provided.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1948
Page
8
A fragment notes Sunday July 4 with CLS and a phrase That is not! The item hints at scheduling or a time cue, but the context is unclear and no further facts are provided.
Lawrence Juniors avenge a prior loss by beating Topeka Shawnee County All-Stars 13 to 7 in the opener at Municipal Park. Murphy pitched seven innings with nine strikeouts as Lawrence racked 14 hits led by Stauffer who hit a .358 average after going 3-for-4 with a double.
Notre Dame track standout Jim Kittel tops Olympic tryout hopes in the steeplechase after qualifying with a third place at the NCAA meet. Memory lingers of Missoula’s Joseph Gregory Rice as Villanova plans to lure Irish players, while Wisconsin scandal and umpire disputes shake a Wisconsin–DeKalb baseball contest. Judge Murphy, a circuit jurist and Murphy the mythic figure, figures in the turbulent backdrop.
In Kan, Skee Riegel won the Western Amateur title defeating James McHale in a final that featured strong play by McHale and the ex pro Philadelphian. Across the country, Democratic platform drafters in Philadelphia and Minneapolis debated civil rights language as party unity strains surfaced over Truman’s civil rights program.
In a day of strong hitting the Red Birds pounded Toledo for 8 7 and 4 0. Columbus swept the four game set with 24 hits including five homers and four doubles. Minneapolis won two from St. Vaal with a Babe homer and a Fischer three hitter. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 158 with Nanny Fernandes homering in the eighth. No games are scheduled today.
Anglers at Lone Star Lake Park on the final day of the Independence Day weekend reported prime bass catches and strong bites on other species. Calvin An, lake superintendent, noted few hiccups, while Boatman estimated yesterday's crowd around 1,500, slightly below Sunday. Most visitors used picnic facilities as the lake drew a large turnout.
Hogan captured the Open, boosting his season earnings to about $20,187. Detroit reports show Jay and Ben among notable bets as Hogan led by a stroke over Harrison at Albuquerque with a decisive finish. Harrison earned $1,000 for a playoff and prepared for the Columbus Open meet starting Thursday. Hogan’s win follows a national show of strength in the won by Hogan.
The Co-ops scored ten runs in the third inning and routed Scottish Rite 15 to 1 at South Park. Neider pitched all the way for Coon allowing two hits while Neider and Jaimes each had two hits to lead the Co-ops. Spance and Stauffer added the remaining hits as Kanehl and Schmittendorf shared pitching duties for Scottish Rite.
The St Joseph Cardinals sit half a game behind Fort Smith after sweeping Leavenworth 4 3 and 5 2 at St Joseph field. Jackie Collum earned his 12th straight win in the opener, also homering and playing right field. Leavenworth protested after a disputed trip in the second inning. First place Fort Smith idle.
Rain spoiled a Muskogee contest as Hutchinson routed Salina 19 to 4 in one game while Salina fought back 8 to 5 in another. Zepete and Joplin split games at Topeka as Kansas clubs took an 11-3 win and an 8-5 loss. Salina visits Hutchinson while St Joseph plays Leavenworth, Topeka meets Joplin, and Fort Smith faces Oskogee.
Citizens of Riverside sigh with relief as 2 000 cyclists depart after a three day invasion. Sheriff Rayburn says he won’t invite the motorcycle crowd again. Dead, injured, and 54 arrested marked the event, following a similar Labor Day incident last year with higher casualties.
A compact summary of American and National League batting leaders, runs, hits, and standings from recent play. Notable names include Williams Boston, DiMaggio New York, Boudreau Cleveland, and Sauer Cincinnati. Also notes postponement of a Fourth of July Tokyo review due to weather.
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