Haskell Routs Kiwanis in Last Legion League Game
Haskell defeated Kiwanis 5 to 0 in the final Legion League contest before the Kansas City tournament set for July 10 to 12. Stevens and Thompson each hit three bases, Hinman lunged for a left field drive and was tagged out trying for a home run after Hill’s throw and James’ three key putouts.
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Haskell
Kiwanis
Legion League
Kansas City
Stevens
Thompson
Hinman
Seymour
Hill
James
Edee
Skell
Darling
Umgardner
Bumgardner
Shall Shalt
Steven
if _ Woolworth
Ib i Guffer
Rf Oh
I ‘Imman
Besiein
Harris
Karen Teen Neesee
Umre
George Reed
Time of Fame
Robins
Babe Herman
Dodgers look to big bats Herman and Bissonette
By AL DEMAREE. Former Pitcher New York Giants. The Brooklyn Robins have surprised experts this year despite low expectations. Babe Herman and Del Bissonette anchor a strong slugging lineup with power and timely hitting. Herman, a left handed slugger, is praised for power and color. The piece notes the Robins’ strong pitching and fielding as well, contrasting with doubtful prospects from other teams.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Klyn Robins
Dodgers
Babe Hemman
del Bissonette
Sici
Hennen
Herman
Leamne
Third round matches in Kansas state open tennis tournament
Independence, Kansas July 9 AP third round singles matches continued in the fifteenth annual Kansas state open tennis tournament with ongoing doubles play. Fred Royer, champion in 1924 and 1935, remained a tournament favorite as competition progressed.
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Independence
Kan
Arlington Classic poised for richest turf stake of year
The 1930 turf season highlights an Arlington Park event with added money, the Arlington Classic, set for Saturday. Tracks from New York to Idaho report bouts and showdowns as bettors eye the richest stake of the year.
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Tite Fox
Arlington
Gbicazo
Arlington’ Park
KU Alumni Broadcast Tonight With Songs
A KU alumni program will air tonight from 9:10 to 9:30 over station REECE KU. The broadcast features songs and a football-related segment as part of the station schedule.
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Univer. Oo! K. U
Reece KU
Isd
Foul Challenge Sparks Free Rematch Prospect In Oklahoma City
If tonight’s ten round bout between Babe Hunt of Ponca City and Al Friedman of Boston ends in a foul, fans may receive a free return showing Thursday night. Promoter Gabe Kaufman has agreed to a rematch if a low blow mars the encounter. The undercard features Dun ham versus Gray, Ford versus Trabon, and Ettorerina from Italy facing Pat Hayward of Kansas City with a referee chosen from three Kansas City veterans.
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Ki City
Jay
Ind
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Friedman
Boston
Mublebach Field
Gabe Kaufman
Mars
Walter Bates
Louis Rose
Bobby Stewart
Kansas City
Club Owners Meet Over Draft And Relations With Minors
Chicago July AP club owners from sixteen major league clubs gathered in mid summer to discuss the draft and relations with the minors. They considered ultimatums and possible new agreements as factions debated optioning players and a major-minor deal.
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Chicago
Mminors
Drake Hotel
Landis
Bloomer Wins Ninth With Springfield Victory
University of Kansas captain Joe Bloomer starred for Springfield, Massachusetts, pitcher against Hartford. Dr. F. C. Allen of K A athletic director noted Bloomer’s success at a Springfield coaching school, with Bloomer defeating Ernie Jenkins of Duke University on the mound.
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Joe Bloomer
University of Kansas
Springfield
Mass
F. C. Allen
K. A
Toomer
Bloomer
Hartford
Ernie Jenkins
Duke University
Phillies and Cubs Lead In National League Leaders
National League batting leaders include O Doul and Jimns at .403 and .??? with Klein driving 57 RBIs for Phillies. American League highlights show Simmons atop batting with .387, Gehrig driving runs, Hodapp leading hits, Ruth dominating home runs, and Rice stealing 13 bases.
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O'Doul
Illies
Cuyler
Gune Te
Rune
Klein
Phillies
Hattas
Terry
Gianna
Frisch
Cardiat
Cubs
Wilson
Berger
Braves
Stollen
Simmons
Atletics
Uth
Yankees
Gehrig Yankees
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Ruth
Rice
Senators
Bobby Jones Poised to Defend Open Crown at Interlachen
Minnespolia July 9 AP Bobby Jones enters the national open as overwhelming favorite amid a 2 fast field. Notables Hagen Armour Sarazen and Tolley challenge the champion while practice rounds set a 69 course record. Interlachen’s 72 hole test promises heavy pressure as heat adds to the strain.
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Minnespolia
America
Gteen
World of
Bobby
Atlanta
Jones
Gene Sarazen
Rommy Armour
Jimmy Johnston
MacDonald Smith
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehlhorn
Cyril Tolley
Great Britain
Hagen
Japan
Australia
Haig
Armour
Interlachen
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
Whiffy Cox
Brooklyn
von Elm
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Summer Activities
Ruth Price of Berkeley visits Baldwin figures and Baker graduates before heading to Chicano with a brother. Margaret Atkinson of Carthage visits University of Kansas summer session. Harley Ault and family spend Fourth of July in Baldwin. Several locals travel to Kansas City and Lawrence for visits and teaching assignments.
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Ruth Price
Berkeley
California
Carthage
University of Kansas
Baldwinistin
Harley Ault
Kansas City
Baldwin
M. A. Ault
Helen Beauchamp
Jewel Lehnherr
Margaret Ann Hunt
Galientenesco
Lane
Ome
Suthern Nebraska
Department of Pe Cay
Fall Iss Baber
Community Notes From Baldwin Area Social Roundup
The bulletin lists residents and visitors including Miss Geneva Steen in Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Swayze of Tulsa, and families visiting relatives in Baldwin. Guests at Harriet Hackett’s dinner include J. E. Rapp Kansas City and others from Salina Enid and Paul. Plans mention Rotary district meeting in Manhattan and visits by local residents to Springfield Falls City Leavenworth and Leavenworth.
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Geneva Steen
Ottawa
Janice Stover
E. G. Swayze
Helene
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Gantz
Melvern
Harriet Hackett
Swayzes
Baldwin
Gantz
B. T. Eliot
Suonday
Lawrence
D. N. Price
Baileyville
Kan
J. C. Scott
J. E. Rapp
Kansas City
W. F. Rapp
Salina
Floyd Moore
Joan
J. M. Rapp
Frank Homer
Enid
Frank Rapp
F. 8. Hardiff
Paul
E. B. Enveart
Springfield
Frank E. Wolf
Dean H. K. Ebright
Manhattan
Rotary
Ira Clark
Annabel Newton
Jacksonville
Lst
W. H. Garrett
J. W.S. Dean
Dossie Stewart
Tonelo
Clara
Foul play and boxing rules spark debate in era
The piece surveys boxing officiating, courts controversy over low blows, referees like Lou Magnolia facing criticism after notable bouts, and Gene Tunney's stance on protecting fighters. It blends boxing discourse with notes on baseball star Babe Ruth and a local obituary and community updates.
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New York
State Boxing Commission
Phil Scott
Otto von Porat
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Lou Magnolia
Lou
Miami
Magnolia
Scott
Phil
Community Fourth Celebrations and Local Visitation
Miss Mary Margaret Williams attended the Fourth of July events in Ottawa while Raymond Tomlinson visited Baldwin for holiday. Numerous local residents hosted dinners and gatherings, and Rev. C W Bailey survived a car accident. Funeral services for William Edward Swimley were held near Baldwin with a large turnout.
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Clyde Stewart
Overbrook
Alvin FP. Baker
Sunny Side Farm
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Clear Lake
Alfred Harrison
Baldwin Boy Scouts
Camp Theodora Naish
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Alfred E. Leach
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Lyon County
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Federal Court Immigration Appeals
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Maywood Smith, Jr
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Evangeline Chapter
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John Frazier
Harry Barnett
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Kennedy ‘Plumbing Co
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Davis Child Motor Co
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