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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
6
Morrison held the Civics to three hits and struck out seven as John Morrison pitched seven innings. Bob Oyler scored the lone run after singling and Morrison doubled. Teague’s team beat Civic club 9 to 1 with Morrison facing 23 batters.
John Hix reports on Liberia, the Americo Liberian state on Africa’s west coast. A tiny territory where blacks govern natives, voting and land rights are restricted for natives, while 20,000 Americo Liberians hold power amid 2,000,000 interior blacks. Tomorrow: The Flying Field of Honor.
Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 5 to 3 to pull within a half game of Kansas City in the American Association. Mike Ryba pitched four hits for Columbus in a 4 to 0 win over Milwaukee. St Paul and Louisville slugged, with the Apostles routing Colonels 18 to 7. Kansas City managed only nine hits as Toledo won 8 to 2.
Max Baer former heavyweight champion denied he separated from his wife Mary Ellen Sullivan of Washington D C. He boarded a Newark Baltimore flight saying there is nothing to it and that he would join his wife at Long Branch later. Baer who lost his title to James J Braddock was to seek treatment for hand injuries and was seen with Mary Kirk Brown in New York amid reports of an engagement. He admitted a small argument with Mrs Baer but claimed they would reunite and stressed their happiness.
AP notes key baseball and golf memories. In a past All Star game the American League beat the National League 9 to 7 as Hubbell struck out Ruth Gehrig Foxx Simmons and Cronin. It also recalls Earl Grace setting a consecutive errorless games record with 64, Athletics defeating Indians 18 17 in 18 innings, and a 70s golf tie between Mac Smith and Tommy Armour after 18 holes.
Baseball scores include American and National League Toledo 3 Kansas City 2 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 3 St Paul 18 Louisville 7. Western Association notes Kansas City July 10 Ponca City edged Joplin 9 8 Bartlesville Reds routs three Springfield pitchersUnable Muskogee Bats 19 17. Lawrence Monarchs girls beat Ottawa 32 6 at Cordiey School diamond Nineteenth and Vermont batteries Hardin and B Moore for Ottawa Edwards caught Willenhem pitched for Ottawa.
The schedule shows July events: Wednesday features Softball Varsity Velvets against Wiley ros and Dwight League Elks versus Co-Ops. Thursday lists CCC versus Goodrich and Varsity Neaners versus Fritzel. Midget League games and Friday to Sunday matchups fill the rest, including Midland and Jayhawks contests.
Tigers overwhelm Rinky Dinks 24 to 4 in a playoff game as Hodges and Kappelman brothers pace a 18 hit attack. Junior Black out sick for elks. Next games listed include Cards versus Cubs and Panthers versus Tigers with 6:15 start.
Joe Savoldi and Jim Browning wrestled to a draw in New York as thousands of buyers and sellers read the Journal-World classified page daily.
Norman Bright of the Olympic Club San Francisco Baja breezes to a new American two mile mark 9 minutes 13.2 seconds at New York University Ohio Field rain soaked track. He passed Joe McCluskey late to win by about 30 yards as Eulace Peacock beat Jesse Owens in the 100 yards and Owens won the broad jump. Ivan Fuqua upset Eddie O'Brien in the 300 yard run. three of Smoky Joe Wood’s sons played for an all-star team against Yale.
Edwin C. Pitts nicknamed Alabama, after a month with the Albany Senators of the International League, has a .183 batting average across 14 games. Fielding is solid but his throwing arm has troubled him, though improvement is noted under General Manager Johnny Evers and Manager AJ Mammaux.
Two bowlers Guttin and Sutters lead Pierson High with scores 253 259 246 277 269 261 in a district match. Guttin posted two hundred plus games while Sutters contributed strong marks for Pierson High.
Sunday school attendees noted a delightful picnic in the N. H. Hay ward grove after services. The gathering included the Wartracks Hands Eisele Youngs Haywards and others in the community.
The community reports visitors and visits across the area including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stoner and the Stoner family in Kansas City, Miss Audrey Winkleman, Bonner Springs Fourth celebrations, and Helen Dehoff visiting in Tonganoxie. Local workers, club activities, and a large five and a half foot snake found at the Stoner home are noted along with upcoming Busy Bee picnic plans in August and various farm movements and visits.
Arthur Zinn of Grantville is named FERA garden inspector for Williamstown Perry communities. The state reports 53 000 gardens. Neil Vansbinder couple name their newborn son Alan Philip born June 16. A pea stripper on the Sturm farm at highways 10 and 59 ran three weeks harvesting crops. yield uneven.
Notes on agricultural yields and a Perry home destroyed by lightning. The Browns plan to rebuild on the old site. Local social visits list Lucille Vausbinder, Miss Celia Mulvihill, and Joyce Oliver. CCC camps announced for Jefferson county boys. several residents travel, attend events, or join teams. Community updates mention church social proceeds, road relief, patient care, and a tractor accident with injuries.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Waggoner and family and Mr and Mrs Emmet Morrow with son Jimmie traveled to Topeka for the Fourth. Fred Nevins and daughter Patty along with Mrs Henley returned from Meriden. Fay Weishaar home from Christ Hospital where she had a month’s treatment and operation. Out of town guests included Orin Rhine and family from Manhattan M Fr Gabel and Florence Gabel from Holton. Elizabeth Slade visiting Atchison with daughter O P May. Helen May spent weekend with Grace May. Commercial club set Settler’s picnic dates August 23 and 24 with Fred Thompson chairing again.
Fred Perry dominated Wimbledon defense with seven straight wins, defeating top world-ranked foes including Von Cramm Crawford Menzel Pallada Rainville and others to repeat as champion. Only three matches reached deuce and he lost just three sets, sweeping the field in a masterful display.
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