Inside Baseball Shines As Nationals Beat American League
National League stars showcase tight defense and sharp fielding in a 4 to 1 charity game win over the American League. Johnny Vander Meer and Bill Lee hold the AL to two hits through three innings, while Joe Medwick makes a spectacular ninth inning catch to preserve the NL lead.
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Terry
Bill Terry
Nationals
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Bill Dickey
Mace Brown
Pirates
Amherst Class of 1895 links Coolidge and Morrow in life
The Amherst College class of 1895 voted Calvin Coolidge as likely to succeed but Dwight W. Morrow, who picked Coolidge, rose to high office. Morrow served as ambassador to Mexico under Coolidge, helped oil rights issues, and later entered the U.S. Senate. Coolidge became president after Hardings death, guiding economic growth and debt reduction before leaving office in 1933.
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Amherst College
Massachusetts
Dwight W. Morrow
Amherst
Morrow
Calvin
Coolidge
United States
Mexico
United States Senate
New
Ton
Charles Lindbergh
Meawhile Coolidge
White
White House
Northampton
Mass
Spaites
Warren G. Hard
Goolidge
Plymouth
Anne Mor
Gilbert Is Winner Again At Delaware Park
Johnny Gilbert from Pittsburg Kansas looks nearly certain to win the jockey championship and the $500 watch at Delaware Park after adding four mounts on Tuesday and three more wins on Wednesday. His tally reaches 32 wins along with 18 seconds and 15 thirds while Eddie Arcaro trails with 17 wins. Gilbert won the first race on Do Play and then Captured Hyp ocrite in the feature, finishing with Pirate Lass in the eighth.
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Johnny Gilbert
Delaware Park
Pittsburg
Kan
Eddie Arcaro
Gilbert
Ral Parr
Pirate Lass
All Star win marks fourth interleague tilt in five years
A year ago the American League All Stars toppled the National League 8 3 in Wash on to win their fourth interleague victory in five seasons.
All-Star Game Domination Noted With Lopsided Scores
Baseball night results show Nationals 4 Americans 1 at the All-Star Game. Minor leagues feature Toledo 4 Kansas City 3, Columbus 6 Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 3 St Paul 1, Minneapolis 10 Louisville 1. All games listed as night contests.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Local Sports Schedule For Thursday And Friday
Thursday events include Junior league matches Rinky Dinksos Pan thers and South Park at 6. Senior softball Auto Service versus Eagles at 8. Girls league Tonganoxieva versus Berkeley's at 9. North Lawrence Green Brothers versus Paper Mill at Woodlawn Park 8. Lincoln Park Mohawks versus CCC 787 at 3. Friday showcases Yankees versus Tigers at South Park 6. Senior softball Gas Company versus Co-Ops at 8. South End versus Odd Fellows at 9. Girls league Bartz versus Union Cab at Woodlawn Park 7 30.
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Panthers
South Park
Auto Service
Eagles
Tonganoxieva
Bireley's
North Lawrence
Green Brothers
Paper Mill
Woodlawn Park
Lincoln Park
Mohawks
CCC
Yankees
Tigers
Gas Company
Co-Ops
South End
Odd Fellows
Bartz
Union Cab
Journal-World joins fifth annual all American football poll
The Journal-World will participate with 100 plus newspapers in an all American football poll to select 11 players for a squad to meet the Washington Redskins in Chicago on August 31. Voting runs July 10 through August 7.
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U.S
Washington Redskins
Chicago
Clarence Douglass
Lewis Ward
George Stapleton
Soldier’s Field
Chicago Tribune
Gehringer Still Best All Star Game Batsman
Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers remains the top all star hitter in history after going 1 for 3 in his sixth All Star appearance. He posted a .500 average from ten hits in twenty at bats. The National League shifted after the game as Ducky Medwick slipped to .389 and Bill Terry rose to .400 across three seasons.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tiger
Ducky Medwi
Cardinals
Bill Terry
Detroit
Tribe
Giants
Terry
Chicago Cubs
Pittsurgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Pirates
Te Bucs
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Jim Bagby
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Mickey
Tape tally shows long stretch on Michigan State athletes
Trainer Jack Heppinstall estimates the athletic tape used on Michigan State athletes in one year would stretch to just over 12 miles if laid end to end. He notes that prevention beats cure and the heavy application of tape helps prevent injuries.
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Lansing
Mich
Jack Heppinstall
Michigan State
Heppinstall
Indians Strut as First-Place Team Hosts All-Star Game
Indianapolis fans packed the show as Ray Schalk’s Indians moved two and a half games ahead after a 3 to 1 win over the St Paul Saints. Vance Page earned his 13th victory on six hits. Nate Andrews was rocked late in a 6 to 2 Columbus win over Milwaukee. Toledo edged Kansas City 4 to 3 behind Fred Johnson.
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Indiaapolis Indians
Ray Schalk
St. Paul Saints
Vance Page
Columbus
Nate Andrews
Red Birds
Milwaukee
Brewers
Toledo
Kansas City Blues
Fred Johnson
Mn Apolis
Louisville
All Star Notes Reflect Cincinnati Showdown and Vander Meer
Johnny Vander Meer pitched three innings to a big cheer after a lively All-Star event in Cincinnati on July 7. Joe DiMaggio praised his arm while Ernie Lombardi noted the tense moments as Mace Brown faced Rudy York with the bases loaded. Covington’s John Simmons, 19, slept in line overnight to witness the spectacle.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Joe DiMaggio
Johnny
Ernie Lombardi
Ernie
Mace Brown J
Rudy
York
Detroit
John Simmons
Covington
Hall Wins Match at Lawrence Gun Club Trap Championship
Lela Hall of Strasbourg Missouri won the 50 third handicap trap event at the Lawrence gun club with 49 of 75 targets. Carl Rutter of Lawrence second with 46, Dr Art S Anderson of Lawrence and Mike Beard of Kansas City tied for third with 45. Anderson and Hall also tied on 22 of 25 in the 25 third handicap at 24 yards. Bowman of Topeka won the other 25 third handicap from 24 yards with 21. Davison of Kansas City pro nearly perfect at 16 yards with one miss. Anderson shot 72 of 75 at 16 yards. In practice from 16 yards Hall dropped one of 25. American Legion Post announces no further ties to the gun club after selling interests to Lawrence sportsmen.
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Strasbourg
Lawrence
Hall
The
American Legion Post
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T4 Anderson
H. P. Jones
Ben Babb
J Leasure
H. H. Stephens
Topeka
W. C. Bowman
Conrad McGrew
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J.B. Pritchard
Mike Beard
W. Stephens
Co. G. Schulz
Harry Nevin
Lela Hall Carl Rutter
R. Skinner
H. T. Jones
Davis
H L. Chambers
Sports Roundup From Eddie Briezet Patinaed With Prose
Sports Roundup reports on boxing promoters, boxing stars, and major league baseballs vibe with note of J Ed Wray 65th party Tony Galento garbage no pots plays Wally Berger Reds interest and college coaches Kissell Tarleton Ohio findlay Duke Tennessee football rivalries Neilson Arizona 165 yards and Olympic hopefuls Joe Scott Western Reserve pole vault hurdles and more factual mentions but no decisive outcomes.
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Far West
Joe Louis
Max Baer
California
St. Louis
J. Ed Wray
Post-Dispatch
Alan Gould
Cincinnati
Neilson
U. of Arizona
Oregon
Southern Methodist
Marquette
Santa Clara
Joe Scott
Western Reserve University
Dauber Sold for 40000 as Lawrin Injured at Hollywood
Dauber, the ailing Preakness winner, reportedly sold for 40000 to Foxcatcher Farm owner E E Fogelson of Texas. Lawrin, Kentucky Derby champion, also injured, may miss upcoming Hollywood races as trainer Ben Jones blames overwatering while track official Frank Kelley defends watering practices. Woolf, Lawrin's owner, calls the injury one of those things.
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Hollywood Park
E. E. Fogelson
Texas
William C. du Pont
Foxcatcher Farm
Fogelson
Santa Anita
Ben Jones
Jones
Frank Kelley
Herbert M. Woolf
Projects Approved for WPA Work in Kansas
Six projects totaling about 475000 will hire Kansas WPA labor within 30 days. Sponsored by U S Army Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service these include Fort Riley NCO quarters and academic building Fort Leavenworth reserve reservoir officers mess theater shelter belt planting and soil conservation work in 19 counties with several million in funding from federal agencies. Clarence Nevins announced Washington approval received by the state director.
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Kan
Kansas
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Clarence Nevins
WFA
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Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
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Fort Leavenworth
Highway Reflectors Tested in State for Safety Lighting
Topeka July 7 Three test lines of highway reflectors will be installed within days by the state highway department to study a potential safety lighting development. Posts three feet high will carry reflectors spaced 100 feet on straight sections and 50 feet on curves forming an apparent continuous line of light. Experimental spots include Reedy road near Kansas City four-lane highway, 27th street north of Wichita, and the four-lane segment between Wichita and Newton. Michigan has begun similar experiments.
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State Highway Department
Evan Griffith
Reedy Road
Kansas City
27Th Street
Wichita
Newton
Michigan
Griffith
Ziesenis Family Visits Eudora This Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ziesenis and their family arrived Sunday and planned to stay through the weekend, sharing time with local relatives and friends in Eudora.
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Fred Ziesenis
Kans a s Golf Champ and Social Notes Lead Week in Eudora
A lengthy social column details visits and gatherings around Eudora Kansas withcounts of dinners picnics and travels. Families from Lawrence Gardner Topeka DeSoto and Kansas City attended events at homes state lakes and lawrence venues.
Bill Terry's Troupe and Murderers' Row Are Definitely Teams to Beat
New York July 7 report calls Bill Terry's Troupe and Murderers' Row the teams to beat as the Yankees and Indians battle for the pennant. The story notes a strong Yankee offense and pitching depth, with Detroit and Chicago also in the mix and Boston, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland contenders vying for position.
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Murderers’ Row
New York
Giants
Yankees
Bill ‘Terry
Murderer
Rowe
Oscar
Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Mr. Witt
Cleveland
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