Scotts And Greens In Double Header At Ban Johnson Park
Lawrence Green Brothers host Topeka Scotts in a home season closing twin bill at Ban Johnson Park with 1 30 p m first pitch. Lineups feature Liell in center for Lawrence and Ammerman versus Lefty Liell in game one and Wetzel plans rotations and fielding changes for both teams.
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Topeka Scotts
Ban Johnson Park
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Greens
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Liell
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Conroy
Paul Perry
Thompson
Cadwalader
Koehler
Nixon
Dobby Morse
Hesler
Union Cab Girls Rally Past Bartz in Softball Showdown
The Union Cab girls beat Bartz 21 to 9 at Woodlawn Park to cap the night. Earlier a pickup squad topped the Nehi squad 6 to 5 in eight innings as the other attraction.
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Swamp Bartz
Union Cab
Bartz Girls
Woodlawn Park
Nehi Crew
Yesterday's Scores Roundup From Baseball Almanac
The Associated Press reports AL results with Cleveland beating St Louis 8 to 7 and Washington routing Philadelphia 11 to 0. Boston defeated New York, and Chicago tied Detroit in 11 innings. NL action has New York 4 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 13 Philadelphia 2, with Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6 and Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 2. AA night games include Kansas City 6 Columbus 3 and St Paul 14 Louisville 2.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Kansas City
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Toledo
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Minneapolis
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Golf and track stars highlighted in anniversaries recap
Today a year ago Henry Cotton won the British Open with 280. Charles Lacey led the U S entry by finishing third with 293. Three years ago Norman Bright set a U S two mile record with 9 23.2 and Eusace Peacock beat Jesse Owens in 9 7 seconds at 100 yards. Five years ago Frankie Parker captured the national clay court tennis title by defeating Gene Mako in straight sets.
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Charles Lacey
United States
Norman Bright
U. S
Eusuce Peacock
Jesse Owens
Frankie Parker
Gene Mako
Blues Lead American Association In Batting And Fielding
Kansas City Blues hold the top averages in the American Association with a .286 team batting mark and a .974 fielding percentage as league statistics are released. The club sits third in games won and lost.
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Blues
Kansas City
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Thelues
Petrie to Represent Kansas at Camp Perry Rifle Meet
Laurence Petrie, coach of Kansas men and women rifle teams, will compete in the civilian class at Camp Perry from August 25 to September 27. He earned the right by finishing in the top ten at Ft. Riley on June 12 and 13, marking his first national meet since 1931 after three straight appearances. About 2,800 to 3,200 competitors are expected, with civilians, Army groups, and reserve officers, plus teams from U.S. possessions and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Kansas
Camp Perry
Petrie
Ft. Riley
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
K E P Defeats Eudora In 11 6 Softball Battle
The Kansas Electric Power softball team of North Lawrence defeated Eudora Farmers 11 to 6 in a game played at Eudora last night. The locals collected 12 hits.
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Kansas Electric Power
North Lawrence
Eudora Farmers
Eudora
Kansas coaches shift as Cunningham joins KU staff
Gym great Glenn Cunningham will join the University of Kansas faculty as a lecturer while continuing Olympic training. Edd Wood resigns as Lawrence High School coach to take a similar post at Wichita East, prompting speculation on a local coaching overhaul and possible KU-linked successor.
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University of Kansas
Edd Wood
Lawrence High School
Wichita East
Pee Babar Aen
K. U
Levert Higgins
Andy McDonald
Mel Griffin
Lawrence
Kansas
Miler
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
Glenn
Elkhart
Close in on Averill and Lombardi in league batting race
New York July 8 The American League leader Earl Averill of the Indians tightened his grip before a late slide cut his average to .871, while Ernie Lombardi of the Reds gained in the National League race. Lombardi added five hits in 18 chances to lift to .361 as Ival Goodman surged to .384 for second in the NL. Joe DiMaggio jumped to eighth in the AL with a .326 mark. Standings of the first ten in each league.
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Earl Averill
Indians
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Averill
Cecil Travis
Washington
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Ival Goodman
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Walloper
Stars Shine as Giants and Reds Triumph in Tight MLB Card
In a string of plate actions, Alex Kampouris homered twice while driving in two for the Giants in a 4-2 win over the Bees. Harry Kelley and Cecil Travis paced Senators to an 11-0 victory with a seven-hit shutout and a 4-for-4, four-RBI day. Wally Berger and Billy Myers fueled a Reds 7-6 win over the Cubs with Berger homering twice and Myers homering in the 10th. Roxie Lawson blanked the Tigers six innings in a 7-5 opener, while Mike Kreevich had a double and two singles in a 5-3 nightcap. Rosy Rosen homered, doubled, and singled in a 13-3 Dodgers win over the Phillies. Odell Hale drove in the winning run in the 8-7 Indians win over the Browns with a single in the 10th. Bob Klinger’s steady pitching led the Pirates past the Cardinals 6-2.
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Giants
Bees
Harry Kelley
Cecil Travis
Senators
Kelley
Travis
Athletics
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Billy Myers
Reds
Berger
Myers
Cubs
Roxie Lawson
Tigers
Mike Kreevich
White Sox
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Kreevich
Rosy Rosen
Dodgers
Phil
Odell Hale
Indians
Browns
Bob Klinger
Pirates
Cardinals
Vacation Journal-World subscription ad
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Junior League Tigers Roll to 15 2 Victory Over Yankees
The Tigers routed the Yankees 15 to 2 in a junior league game played at South Park yesterday evening.
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Yanks
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Southpark
Carieny
Ferner
Cf Street
Ien
Stockton
North Lawrence Softball League Sets Second Session Schedule
The North Lawrence league resumes with two postponed games from session one. July fixtures include Green Brothers, Cutters, Paper Mill, Nehi, Obers, and K E P with multiple matchups through July 28. A separate note highlights jockey Johnny Gilbert’s continued Delaware Park success with his 38th win of the meeting.
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Obér’s
Paper Mill
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Nehi
Obers
Oberg
Paper Ill
All American Team Voting Opens for 1937 Game
The Chicago Tribune and 150 papers launch a two week poll to pick 11 players to face the Washington Redskins in the fifth annual All Star charity game at Soldiers Field Chicago. Eligibles list includes many college stars from California to Yale with cities noted for hometowns.
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Chicago Tribune
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Redskins
Journal-World
Lawrence
South End and Gas Men Win Senior Ball Games
The South End beat the Odd Fellows 8 to 4 and the Gas Company defeated the Co-Ops 13 to 2 in senior softball action at Southpark last night.
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Dot
Sports Calendar for Week At South Park Grounds
Saturday senior softball Co-Ops vs K E Pe at South Park at 8. Girls league Union Cab vs Beverton at South Park. Monday junior league Rinky Dinks vs Panthers at South Park 6. Senior softball City vs Co-Ops at South Park 3.
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Lone Star
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Inquisition Began and Ended in 15th to 19th Century Spain
The Spanish Inquisition started in the 15th century and continued until it was effectively abolished in 1834. This summary notes the long timeline from its inception to its formal end.
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