Oklahoma A and M reorganizes coaching staff for 1930 season
Stillwater July 15 Harold Bang James named fresh football coach and Albert Ex odie assistant as Oklahoma A and M reorganizes its athletic staff. Lynn Waldorf to lead football with George Rody coaching basketball and baseball. New hires include James who trained at Weatherford and Oklahoma University with eight years Ard school and two at Brig a he. Waldorf brings twenty years coaching experience including Northeastern State Teachers College Tahlequah and Washington State Pullman stint. Gallagher remains athletics and wrestling coach.
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Stillwater
Okla
Harold
Bang
James
Albert A. -Exodie
Oklahoma
A.and M. ‘College
Lynn Waldorf
George
Rody
Southwestern State Teachers College
Weatherford
Oklahoma University
Ard-school
Brig ‘A
Swork
al I
Leing
Rein “Dickinson
Law School
iPop Warner
Otterbein Ity
Westerville
Anadarko High School
Washington
Pacific
Washington “State College
Pullman
Gee Dental
Veolleste
Waldorf
Syracuse’. University
Oklahoma City
Kansas University
Asket Hall
Sonnenberg Lewis Rematch Looms in Boston Bout
A third meeting between heavyweight king Gus Sonnenberg and challenger Ed Strangler Lewis is eyed in Boston. Lewis, Dartmouth alumnus, seeks a title win to reclaim dominance as Sonnenberg defends the crown amid doubts over his defense and fitness. State sports commissioners from Illinois Rhode Island and Connecticut join promoter figures for the anticipated match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Dartmouth
Strangier
Matwisd
Illinois
Sonnerberg
Rhode, Island
Connecticut
Joe Coffey
Krone
Chicago
Samuél P.lazzo
Dingis
Barnsdall Club Faces Fast Semi Final Clash
In a brisk home game Barnsdall clubs a fast semi final contest with Bonner, aiming to capitalize on quick plays and strong defense. The muddled OCR reads like a recap of a local basketball matchup with emphasis on pace and scoring chances.
Independence Day Tennis Meet Sees Upset as Brooks Advances
Rain drenches day two of the Independence Kansas state open tennis tournament. Ted Brooks of Wichita upset 1926 champion Richard Rosétrough of St. Louis in three sets, advancing toward the semi finals. Floyd Pierpon of Wichita remains a favorite after a first round win over John Bradshaw of Independence.
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Independence
Kan
Kasas
Ted Brooks
Wichita
Frank
John Bradshaw
Kansas mentor drills fundamentals for K U basketball class
Dr Forrest C Allen leads a Kansas University basketball session at the gymnasium this morning. The class practiced stance pivot and shot forms including free throw hook shot chest push and one hand English. Emphasis on dribbling head up hips down and underarm cut to break up dribbles. Guards and forwards work in dummy drills to stress guarding and versatile attack.
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Forrest C. Alleinson
Dr.Allen
Kansas
Dr. Allen
Elend
New Basketball Rules Discussed at Kansas University Clinic
Dr. Forrest C Allen leads a two week coaching school at Kansas University opening with a session on rule changes. Thirty coaches attend as Allen highlights the tipped ball and pivot foot revisions aimed at widening play and reducing center advantage.
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Allen
K. U
University
Forrest C- Allen
K.u.’S
Dr. Allen
Jayhawkers
Tiauel
Cubs Eye Frensats and Search for New Talent
AP report states the Cubs aim to add talent by offering large sums to St. Louis for Frankie Frisch and to the New York Giants for Freddie Lindstrom, while both clubs resist selling. Manager Joe McCarthy sees merit in bolstering the roster with major moves.
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Cubs
Chicago
William Wheley. Jr
Joe Mey Carthy
St. Louis
Frankie’ Frisch
New York Giants
Freddie Lind
Strom
Deas
Schmeling to Box Scott as August 7 Fight Planned
AP reports Max Schmeling the German boxer and his manager Joe Jacobs fulfilled a contract to box Phil Scott of England. The tentative date for the bout is August 7 at Ebbets Field in New York.
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Max Schmeling
New York
Joe Jacobs
Suepondet
Bie
Athletic
Annuil
Snelag Schmeling
Phil Scott
England
Ebbets
Junior Twin Light League clash ends with Elk loss
Elks fall to Odd Fellows in a heated junior league match at Nerve Park. Risser and Tobler powered the Fellows with key singles while Rogers and Risser connected for decisive runs. The game featured early scoring by both sides, a late Elk rally, and a final spread that underscored a tight, competitive contest.
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Thel
Chan Ion An
taEnne
Elks
Risser
Sii
Tobler
Rogers
Bork
Harris
Odd
Odd Fellows
Ron Fie
Mark
Roger
Elk
Lacklager
Risse
Gar Shepard
Cuite 1
Fl Nbesitioek
Wayne Cue
Baron Hauser
University, Or
Kansas
Kansas Electric Power Club Defeats Liberty Post 8 to 3 in Exhibition
The Kansas Electric Power Company team, Industrial League champions, beat the Liberty Post of the American Legion circuit 8 to 3 at Shook's Diamond. Kansas Electric led with a fast start, scoring three runs in the first and two more in the second, while Liberty Post’s bats woke late but could not overcome the early deficit. Goff pitched well for Liberty Post, fanning five, while Mayer and Faith also fanned six for the Legion.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Liberty Post
American Legion
Shook’s Diamond
Kansas Hledtnie
Liberty
Post
Innin
Liber’ Post
Nerds Plate
Karjsas Electric
e/moundsman
Goff
Mer
Mayer
Hoys
Faith
Ieee Pest
Ireland
Morrison
Reusch
Wanesses
Logue
Wan
Elettric Trombold
da Maria
Hays
Nelson
Berry
Cent
Chear
Liberts
Post Kansas
Vincent
Loz
Geis
Harris
Trom
Schmeling to Appear in Chicago July 23
Chicago boxing fans will get their first look at German heavyweight Max Schmeling in Chicago on July 23. Promoter Paddy Heller plans a four-bout card at the stadium with Schmeling sparring partner Germany Heller providing support and promoting the event.
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Chicago
Fane Will
Arres
Mato
Germany
Heller
Paddy
Mandell Canzoneri Title Fight Sanctioned In Chicago
Sammy Mandell lightweight champion has cleared issues with the national boxing association. The NBA has sanctioned Mandell to defend his crown against Tony Canzoneri in Chicago on August 2. Mandell was previously blacklisted for not defending frequently, but manager Kane promised increased activity and the pact was accepted in good faith.
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Chicago
Sammy Mandell
National Boxing Association
Ring
Tony Canzoneri
Mandell
Kane
Divot Diggings and Club Gossip Highlight Golf Row
Local notes recount Sunday club events at 843 Massachusetts street with players Carl Achning Bat Bullock Art Weaver and others. Reports mention F A A on the veranda six evenings a row Gustafson handicap winner vacation noted Bullock’s potential return and a mushroom rough shot by Art Weaver.
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Carl Achning
Bat Bullock
Art Weaver
Gustafson
Carl Friend
Art
Weaver
C. E
Evans Faces Test on Course Today in Western Amateur
Kansas City July 9 AP reports 32 golfers start their second 18 holes in the Western Amateur at Mission Hills. Leaders opening day include Chester Jones Frank Haglish Frank Alpward and Clarence Hubby all at 71. Chick Evans of Chicago seeks par to rebound from yesterday 81 as a strong field of 82 compete for the single tournament flight.
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Kansas City
Mission Hills Course
Iprove
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Jones
Chester C. Jones
Frank Is
Haglish
Frank A. Alpward
Clarence Hubby
Dallas
Texas
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Jas. A. Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
Morton
Benedict
Art Eklund
Wichita
Donald Armstrong
Chartes
Hunter
Tac Ee
Mary A .Dyffer
Mary N
Kansas
Mixed Scores Highlight Weekend Baseball and Golf Links
Fragmented sports items show National League and American League results alongside golf notes. Mentions Paul Jones leading a victory and Ralph Beagle from Greeley tied to business travel, with lingering references to amateur scenes and football-basin chatter.
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Mouri¢e MrCarthy
Intenllegiate Folf
Ralph Beagle
Greeley
Cerwenz
Crossword puzzle full of scrambled clues and garbled text
A chaotic OCR puzzle page listing numerous broken crossword clues with misread words and stray characters. The readable fragments mention across clues, puzzle solutions, and random letter sequences, reflecting a distorted archival crossword section.
Batter Learns to Hit Sucker Balls and Weaknesses
Former pitcher for the New York Giants notes batters adapt to repeating pitch types. He explains a batter’s weaknesses shift with sustained exposure to curves or fastballs, and adjustments alter the hitter’s response to high or low pitches over time.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
John A McGraw
Local families visit and list of names in Lawrence and Ottawa
Numerous neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer and Lillian and Alda visit or call at various homes in Lawrence and Kaw River area. Names such as Shuck Flory Daver Markiey Beethley Wingert and Merkley appear, with Friday and Sunday calls noted across Lawrence Ottawa and Kaw towns.
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Me Andrs
Frank Ear Mildred
Edith
Oscar Shuck
Charles
Lloyd
Evely
Byron
Abe Flory
Mabel
Wesley
Charlie’ Brohammier
Lillian
Alda
Mabel Winswert
Nevtle Fiory
Henry
Arley Flory
Amos Whightsman
Cecil Daver
Virgil Shoemaker
Laura Wingert
Everett Beerhley
Frank Deay
Mildred
Evelyn
Byron Shuck
David Kesler
Lawrence
AbaTtory
Ric
Solon Markiey
Mary
Katherine
Ottawa
Charlie Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Mabel ‘Flory
Cecil Duver
Florence Postain
Virgil Emaker
Lloyd Shek
Charlie Bro!ammer
The Flying Dutchman Hans Wagner Recalled at Golf Meet
Fragmentary text recalls Hans Wagner known as the flying Dutchman. Mae’s advice to the pitcher appears mixed with remarks about John Goodman, the trans Miss issippi amateur champion, and his path to the national open.
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Hans Wagner
Mae
I Johm Goodman
trans-Mississippi
Garden tour sparks chatter and visits among neighbors
A farm garden tour attracted local members including Mrs. Charles Banning Betty Jane and Warren Thorne and many others. Guests exchanged ideas, a punch reception was held, and several families hosted visits across Tuesday and Monday. The French auto scene tracks a new dry crank cafe oil cogling method.
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Zennel
Mabel
Authe
A. J
Wesley Chabel
Bur
Charles Banning
Betty
Jane
Warren
Wallis Donn
Nickley’ Thorne
Fannia Neider
Gottlieb Neider
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Robert Wilson
John Brohammer
Punch
Willis Dunn
Robert. Markley
Gottlies Neider
R Abert
Wilson
Elizabeth Dunim
Emma Neider
Roy
Flo
Mary
Katherine
Avi Postmia
Florence
Richard
Chadlie
Brohammer’ Wingert
Flory
Richard Posts
A. M
Will Postma
Laurie
Daniel Beerhley
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K. U. School
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Duane
Krookly
Pittsburgh
Tony
Herrere
Phil Goldsterburgh
Jake
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Andre -Ra
McGraw
Phil McGraw
Lberty Legion Boys
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Tealy
Bullock
Gene Glahn
George Houk
Massachusetts Street
Penfield Jones
Howard Verney
Fred Joedicke
Comets
Fred
Joedicke
Ion
Charlie Radcliffe
Cherrie
Dr. Payne
Eugéne Christy
Christy
Jack Wilson
Hein
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Bullen
Fred Sxoteees
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Peenager
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Rosebud
Evans
Philadelphia
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Callige
Kentucky
Gus
Forweard
Taklas Rygese
Columbia
Men's Athletic Union
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