Varsity Velvets Claim 16 inning Softball Title
The Varsity Velvets edged Carl's 6 to 5 in 16 innings to capture the North Lawrence Softball league first session crown at Woodlawn school diamond. Dale Johnson sparked a fifth inning rally with a three-base hit, while clutch plays and strong defense highlighted the marathon game.
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Varsity Velvets
Carl's
North Lawrence
Woodlawn School
Charles Rogers
Bob Curd
Velvets
Dale Johnson
John Main
Ice Cream Men
Bill Guffer
Jack Griffin
Dean Bethel
Frank Rausch
Varsity Velvet
Welle
Velvet
Carl
Woodlawn
Wayne Wells
Milt Allen
Wells
Cliff Haverty
Scoop Pugh
Varsity Cleaners
Haverty
al Tex
Roy Johnson
Roy Ovier
Tonite Carl
Civic Club
BOM
EK. Johnson
Nan
Bethel
R. Johnson
Holeom
Moon
Reusch
Goff
Awaronee Rogers
Allen
Lohman
Curd
o @ Oyer
Morrison
Leinster
RO Weideman
I Guiler
B. Allen
Griffin
Cf Black
Rf Ivo
If Wells
Johnson
Pugh
D. Johnson
Rovers
M. Alley
Olympic Basketball Rules Sent to KU Coach in 1935
An advance copy of Berlin Olympic basketball regulations for August 2 16 1935 was received by Dr Forrest C Allen KU athletics director and head of the national basketball committees. The document outlines entry deadlines June 20 1936 and July 18 entrants, team limits 14 players with seven active per match, rest periods, Cun system play, and FI BB draw referee and timekeeper appointments.
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Berlin
Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
National Basketball Coaches Association
National Basketball Rules Committee
Allen
Carl Diem
Federation Nationale de Basketball
M. Leon Bouffard
Switzerland
R. William Jones
Great Britain
Federation Internationale de Basketball
Gulf Stream currents and origins described by John Hix
The Gulf Stream, though named for the Gulf of Mexico, originates east of the Windward and Steward Islands in the Caribbean. It remains a vast, fast current with warm, distinct waters, guiding branches toward Europe while moderating northern winters. Tomorrow: Land of the Fread.
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Gulf Stream
Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Windward
Steward Islands
Caribbean Sea
Mississippi
Florida Keys
Cuba
Atlante
British Isles
Spain
Africa
Canaries
Equator
Europe
Albe
Eagles Dominate Midland In 10-1 Junior Twilight Opener
The Eagles crushed Midland CPA 10 to 1 in the season opener at South Park Diamond. Eight extra base hits powered the win, with Blaker and R Houk homering, Kraft driving in runs, and White tripling twice as Midland struggled with eight men. Garner pitched for Midland but struggled to hold the Eagles in the early innings.
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Eagles
Midland C.P.A
Southpark Diamond
Midland
Blaker
R. Houk
Garner
Thay
Alert
Eagle
Kraft
White
Jones
Buck
Alford
Johanning
Reusch
Harrell
The
Hicks
Tigers
Rinkodinks
Elks
Borer
P ~ Houk
Amen
S Johanning
Cf Wu
Errr Jones
Montgomery
Midland C
Ie Reusch
P R
Schaake
Jaker
Buck I
Blaker S
Baste
Sports Calendar Highlights Local Softball Lineup
Tuesday Softball Carl's vs Civics. Wednesday July 10 Varsity Velvets vs Wiley bras. Twilight League Elks vs Co-Ops. Thursday July 17 CCC vs Goodrich Varsity Tleaners vs Fritzel. Midget League Cardinals vs Cubs Panthers vs Tigers. Friday July 12 Twilight League Midland vs Elks. Saturday July 13 Midget League Jayhawks vs Coy vies Wildcats vs Rinky Dinks.
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Carl's
Civics
Varsity Velvets
Wiley Bras
Elks
Co-Ops
CCC
Goodrich
Varsity Tleaners
Fritzel
Cardinals
Cubs
Panthers
Tigers
Midland
Jayhawks
Coyvies
Wildcats
Rinky Dinks
Civic
Wiley Brothers
Varsity
Wiley
Cleantos
Velvets
Cleaners
Carl‘s
Wiley's
Midland beats Umpires in uneven baseball clash
Midland defeated Umpires 4 to 0 as Francis Kappel pitched and Jack Robinson played on the plate, delivering a sharp win. Kappel secured the mound duties while Robinson contributed at the plate in a decisive game.
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Midland
Francis Kappelman
Plate
Jack Robinson
Bass
Regrets for White Sox on Stratton Recall Question
Chicago fans regret not recalling Monte Stratton from St Paul while Saints manager Marty McManus welcomes his ace who won at Louisville 10 to 4 after a shaky start. Stratton allowed eight hits and fanned seven in seven innings, lifting the Saints. Minneapolis solidified first place as Walter Tauscher blanked Indianapolis 4 to 0.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Monte Stratton
St. Paul
Marty McManus
Saints
Stratton
McManus
Louisville
Colonels
Minneapolis
Walter Tauscher
Indianapolis
Jim Turner
Millers
Tauscher
Stars Tie Game Behind Gehrig Power in Last Inning Rally
In a tense finish Jimmy hit a leadoff homer with Lou Gehrig aboard, then a bases full single plated three runs as the AL pitchers Lefty Gomez and Mel Harder shut down the Nationals to four hits. Schumacher allowed four hits in as many innings with five strikeouts including Foxx Johnson Simmona Jonin. Extra clothing ads offer cash through Journal-World classifieds. phone number 22.
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Jimmy
Oxx
Lou Gehrig
Toughest break of the year at national AAU meet
Sam Allen of Oklahoma Baptist lost footing in the 1935 national AAU meet at Lincoln and failed to reach a traveling European squad, despite undefeated season and wins at Texas Drake Kansas relays Princeton and national collegiate meets. Glenn Cunningham and Jesse Owens declined abroad invitations, while Pete Mehringer advances in wrestling from Hollywood with big league football past. Paddy Driscoll names a college all star crew to face Chicago Bears in August charity game.
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Sam Allen
Lincoln
Sam
Texas
Drake
Kansas
Dan Cupid
America
Pete Lightner
Wichita Eagle
Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
Driscoll
Larsen
Minnesota
Hutson
Alabama
Theodoratus
Washington State
Steen
Syracuse
Mucha
Washington
Kawai
Northwestern
Robinson
Notre Dame
Warburton
U.S.C
Howell
Lund
Kostka
Second Session Softball League Schedule Highlights
Oklahoma raid on high school athletic talent continues as Bus Ham reports new recruits. Bob Hunt and Paul Saunders from Central high are said to be in Houston with Rica Institute arranging maintenance. July to August schedule lists matches for Carl's Civic Velvets Wiley Goodrich Cleaners Fritzel CCC.
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Oklahoma
Bus Ham
Bob Hunt
Paul Saunders
Central High
Oklahoma City
Ham
Houston
Rica Institute
Greenberg Feels No Rush To Break Ruth Homer Record
Detroit July 9 Hank Greenberg says he is not eager to tie or surpass Babe Ruth's 60 home runs in a season. With 25 homers already and a tough stretch ahead he fears fans will call him a has-been if he peaks too early. He aims for hits and cautions about the pressure of breaking the record. Ruth set the mark 13 years after debuting in baseball.
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Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Tiger
Hank
Ruth
Guy Greenberg
Greenbergs
Yesterday's Results National and American Leagues
The Associated Press notes no National League games and reveals American League results with Minneapolis beating Indianapolis 4 0 and St Paul defeating Louisville 14 to 4. Thousands of land buyers read the Journal World classified page daily.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Paul
Louieville
Journal-World
All Star Game Sparks Giants Win Sparked by Big Crowd
In Cleveland on July 9 the National League faced the American at the all star game watched by 69,812 fans in the large stadium. Funds for needy ball players rose to about 65 thousand dollars from the game, with gross receipts near 93 thousand, including taxes and expenses.
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Cleveland
Nationals
New York Giants
Cleveland Stadium
National Players’ Association
Monarch League Game East Lawrence Beats South Lawrence 7
East Lawrence defeated South Lawrence 7 to nothing at Cordley field in a Monarch League game. Williams pitched for East Lawrence and P Winn for South Lawrence.
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East Lawrence
South Lawrence
Cordley Field
Williams
P. Winn
Twin Mound Harvest Visit and Attendance Notice
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dodder and son George Robert of Overbrook visit Mrs Dodder's parents Mr and Mrs George Sullivan and Georgetta while Mr Dodder helps Mr Sullivan harvest Ira Moore Jr, ill Tuesday morning, has recovered. Community services at Twin Mound church July 1 at 8 30 p m, committee includes Mrs Vivian Thurber Miss Dorothy Rukes and Mrs Dolly Patton. Ed Riable of Overbrook and Pearl Thurber visit with Joan and Mrs Arthur Cummings who recently underwent major surgery at Memorial hospital and is to be released.
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Glenn Dodder
George Robert
Overbrook
Community Notes and Family Visits on Fourth of July
Local residents attended the Lone Star Fourth of July celebration with reports of a good program. Several community members visited relatives in Lawrence and Topeka. Tea gatherings and hospital updates were noted, including Mrs. Bessie Montfoort’s ear troubles improving and multiple visits among families and neighbors.
West Fairview Richland Farm Bureau Meeting Report
The Richland Farm Bureau club gathered with Mrs. Melissa Losh and Miss Mona Young for an all day session in West Fairview. Attendees included Mrs. Edith Hilbert, Mrs. Ivy Kennedy, Ida McKee, several others, and visitors from Springfield and Topeka. Topics covered nutrition entomology home health canning and an exhibit lunch was provided with ice cream treats.
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Richland Farm Bureau Club
Melissa Losh
Mona Young
Kennedy
Edith Hilbert
Losh
Gerisch
Lash
Miss Young
Ivy Kennedy
Ida McKee
Bess Williams
Edith Hughes
Sons
Springfield
Mona Carson
Delmar
Deloris
Charles Disney
Ralph McLeaven
Hazel McLeaven
John Myers
George Gerish
Darrow White
Bacon
Mary Ziegler
Glenna McKee
Charles Ready
Topeka
Pleasant Grove Four Leaf club gathers for July event
Community members including Frank Deay Edith Laurie Postma and several Shucks attended the Four Leaf club meeting at Pleasant Grove on Friday evening. Other notices mention hospital admission totals across the United States last year averaging one every 4.41 seconds and totaling over 7.9 million patients.
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Four Leaf Club
Pleasant Grove
Frank Deay
Edith
John Brohammer
Ten
Pearl
Harold
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Florence
Laurie
Richard Postma
George van Housen
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Carl van Housen
Gene
Marian
Bob
Ernest
Russell Tucker
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Floyd Eberhar
George Markley
Evelyn Shuck
United States
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Carl’s
K. U
John Hix Ingres
White Sox
Is Ly Tie
Oklahoma Baptists
A.A.U
Glenn Cunningham
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Peter J. Mehringer
Lawrence Ifriend
Pete
Mehringers
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Strangler Lewis
Jim Browning
Rudy Dusek
Vincent Lopely
Mrs. Mehringer
Mr. Mehringer
Chicago Cardinals
Greenberg
Homer
Hope
Jack Medica
California
Penn A. C
Harry Cooner
Whirlwind
Weetamoe
Yankee
Enterprise
Pepper Martin
Braves
Jinx
Nellie Schirmer
Carville Dodder
Marie Christenson
Grace Hatcher
Myrtle Stansifer
Sue
Maggie Wilson
Villa Hegal
Myrtle
LeDena Gerish
Fern
Vera Benander
Fay Fitzpatrick
Lee Vada Dailey
Loyd Fitzpatrick
Edith Earl
Claude
Homer and
Lloyd
W. F. Wulfkuhle
Stull
Dalpho Beam
Ward Beam
Adda Benander
Ajine
Caroals
Frisch
West Fairview
Columbia
Ella Cinders—Hare and Hounds
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