Sub-district Softball Tourney Set for Woodlawn Park
Eight teams have entered with more expected for the sub district softball tournament at Woodlawn Park North Lawrence Wednesday through Saturday under state association auspices. Participants include Lawrence Sanitary Haskell Fritz Company Paper Mill Blues Bucket Shop McLouth and the Brown Bombers with Eudora Oskaloosa and Fritzels possible. District tourney follows next week with eastern playoffs at Independence and western at Salina. Winners meet in a best of five state final.
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Babe Paul Homers Twice In Muskogee Win Over Joplin
Babe Paul, Muskogee third baseman, homers in the first, second, and fourth innings as Muskogee routs the Joplin Miners 20-6. Al Lyons homered twice for Joplin. St Joseph beat Hutchinson 8-5 to stay within six and a half games. Fort Smith edged Springfield 2-1 to pull even with Joplin. Silvester Donelly and Ly Lupescu pitched for their clubs.
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Lions Win 8 to 3 Over Co-Ops in Southpark Softball
The Lions defeated the Co-Ops 8 to 3 in a senior softball game at Southpark last night. After a 4 4 tie, the Lions scored two in the fifth and three in the seventh to seal the win.
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Farley eyes Yankees takeover as Barrow may stay
Wall Street patroller Farley moves to raise millions to buy the New York Yankees with Post Office backing. If successful, Barrow likely remains general manager and Joe McCarthy could stay as manager. Other notes include attendance boosts in Philadelphia and Cincinnati, and various sports hints from golf to football.
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City Golf Tourney Highlights Hillview Play
Ralph Graber defeated Lloyd Ware 7 and 6 in the only flight A match. Four first round matches remain in flight A. In flight B results include Pete Swartz 1 up on C M Baker after 20 holes and Charles Lang 2 and 1 over Ben Williamson. Archer underwent appendectomy and will miss remaining city matches. George and Don Wetzel played a nine hole round with Don trailing by three at finish.
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Indians and Toledo win unusual exhibition and league games
Indianapolis and Toledo, in seventh and eighth place, scored wins in odd matchups. The Indians beat Cincinnati 7–2 in a seven inning exhibition, then lost to St. Paul in league play 1–0 as Bill Swift pitched six hits. Toledo topped Boston 10–9 in the afternoon but fell to Kansas City 5–4 at night, a rain-shortened eight-inning affair.
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Right to Wear Shorts Sparks Public Indecency Debate
Oklahoma City on July 9 reports Ralph Yoes who wore shorts in public, sparking a dispute with police. He was booked for disorderly conduct after being taken to the station, and a court will decide if the attire is indecent exposure.
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Red Sox Sweep Yankees In New Five Game Series
A recap notes the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 4-3 and 5-3 to sweep a five game series, narrowing the Yankees lead to six and a half games. Henry Cotton won the British Open with a 290, two strokes ahead of Reg Whitcombe, with Charles Lacey third on 293. Suffolk Downs opened recently with a two million dollar track built in ten weeks before a 35,000 crowd.
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Detroit Wins 1941 All Star Game in City Choice
Major league magnates recommended a method for fan input on the annual all star game. Detroit was awarded the 1941 contest.
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Rooks County Probate Judge Edward Lenherd Dies in Wichita
Edward H. Lenherd 45 of Stockton Rooks county probate judge died Monday in a Wichita hospital after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with local relatives in Rooks County.
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Sports Calendar Hits Local Venues This Week
Tuesday Elks vs General Service at South Park and I O O F of Topékas Fritzels at Woodlawn Park kickoff the slate. Wednesday Auto Service faces Oil O M at South Park and district softball begins at Woodlawn Park for four nights. Thursday South End clashes with Lone Star at South Park.
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Yankees Hunt for New Talent Through School Sessions
The Yankees run three day sessions at Yankee Stadium drawing 110 youths as scouts recall past players and moments. Prof Kritchell notes a surge in potential talent with 5000 tips yearly yet says good prospects are scarce and the hunt remains relentless.
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Dixie Walker snub sparks NL controversy in Meany
In Meany New York the afternoon crowd debates a National League snub of Dixie Walker. Fans claim the league ignored his contributions and question the sources behind the controversy.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results From All Star Break Weekend
Baseball scores from various leagues show Kansas City 5 Toledo 4 in eight innings due to rain. Columbus 5 Milwaukee 3. Louisville 10 Minneapolis 8. St Paul 3 Indianapolis 1. Fort Smith 2 Springfield 1. Muskogee 10 Joplin 6. Topeka 12 Salina 8. St Joseph 8 Hutchinson 5. Southern Association All Stars 6 Nashville 1. Fort Worth 1 Houston 7. Dallas 3 San Antonio 8 Tulsa 6 Oklahoma City 6 Shreveport 4 in 11 innings.
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St Benedict’s Athlete Francis Lynch Recovers From Spine Tumor Operation
Kansas City athlete Francis Lynch of St Benedict's College Atchison Kansas is reported resting well after surgery to remove a lys tic tumor from the spine. Hospital attendants expect his release within a few days.
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Classified Page Readership Questioned by Subscriber
A reader claims that 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page every day, prompting questions about reader habits and advertising reach.
Lawrence Sanitary Beats Paper Mill 14–0 in Softball
Lawrence Sanitary defeated the Paper Mill 14 to 0 in a North Lawrence league softball game. Winnie Harwood pitched a three-hit ball. Hodges hit a homer for the creamery men.
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