Greens Split Twin Bill With Scotts In Kansas League Action
Lawrence Greens and Topeka Scotts split a doubleheader as Liell struck out 17 in the opener to lift Lawrence 8 7. Leavenworth beat Emporia 8 3, tightening the eastern division standings. Liell and Kappelman led the Greens with timely hits while Johnson collected four hits in four trips.
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Lawrence Greens
Greens
Topeka Scotts
Scotts
Harold
Liell
Greenmen
Sehon
Grafke
Heslet
Topeka
Hickey
Bartlett
Hesler
Nixon
Haley
Cadwalader
Koehler
Perry
Topekans
P. Perry
Conroy
Kappelman
Brass
Matthews
Lawrence
Kresie
Babcock
LaGalle
Baseball scores from Kansas district games
In eight head to head games on July 18 and earlier, Dodge City beat Great Bend 7 to 5 in a 10 inning opener. Lawrence defeated Topeka 8 to 6 and 7 to 8 in later play. Larned won 10 to 4 over Garden City and Concordia beat Junction City 12 to 10. Beloit topped Marysville 8 to 6 while Coffeyville edged Parsons 3 to 2. Independence defeated Chanute 6 to 3.
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Dodge City
Great Bend
Lawrence
Topeka
Larned
Garden City
Concordia
Junction City
Leavenworth
Emporia
Beloit
Marysville
Coffeyville
Parsons
Independence
Chanute
Bees Versus Lansing Postponed on River Weather
The Lawrence Bees game against Lansing prisoners was postponed due to the rising Missouri River after the Bees traveled to Lansing. The match was called off and rescheduled for a later date.
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Lansing
Lawrence Bees
Missouri
Indians Take Lead With Doubleheader Wins in American Association
Indianapolis with Ray Schalk’s team claiming undisputed first in the American Association pennant race. The Indians won both ends of a doubleheader against Milwaukee 1 0 and 1 0, while St Paul fell 8 2 to Columbus in the opener. Art Herring blanked the Red Birds 5 0 as Louisville jolted Kansas City twice.
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Indianapolis
Ray Schalk
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Nate Andrews
Art Herring
Red Birds
Louisville Colonels
Kansas City Blues
Rufus Meadows
Blues
Lester Willis
Toledo
Mudhens
Minneapolis
Week End Sport Briefs highlights from various games and matches
Geneva motorboat speed record set by Lewis C Carlisle at 65 419 mph in New York state championships. Waban's Clinton Ferguson wins state title with 2225 points. Port Washington's John Rutherford takes Duce's Cup at Grand Prix after Count Rossi retires. Harry Cooper leads PGA qualifying with 67 at Shawnee-on-Delaware. Don Budge defeats Ladislaus Hecht to win Czechoslovak tennis title. Budge and Gene Mako win doubles. Bobby Riggs wins Fox River tennis tourney. Nare and Cooke beat Riggs in doubles. Frank Guernsey Jr wins national intercollegiate tennis title. Ray Billows posts 293 to win Sweetser golf cup. Maxwell Howards Stagehand ties Empire City track record in mile 8 with 1 41.
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Geneva
N. Y
Lewis C. Carlisle
New York
Clinton Ferguson
Waban
Venice
John Rutherford
Port Washington
Theo Rossi
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Harry Cooper
Praha
Don Budge
Ladislaus Hecht
Budge
Gene Mako
Hecht
Drobny
Neenah
Wis
Bobby Riggs
Ernie Sutter
Charles Nare
Elwood Cooke
Riggs
Hiaverford
Frank Guernsey, Jr
Rice
Morey Lewis
Kenyon
Joe Hunt
Lewis Wetherell
Southern California
Lewis
Don McNeill
Mamaroneck
Ray Billows
Maxwell Howard
Empire City
William Woodward
Fighting Fox
Topeka Young Democrats Edge R E P 1 to 0
The Kansas Electric Power softballers met the defending champions Topeka Young Democrats in a seven inning pitchers duel. Art Pett held the Power Boys to one run while Winnie Harwood matched him on the mound in a 1 to 0 defeat.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Topeka
Art Pett
K.E.P
Ace
Winnie Harwood
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Standings
National League results show Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3 and others with Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 4 New York 5 Boston 2 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1. American League games include Washington 5-8 Philadelphia 2-7 and Chicago 5 Detroit 4 Cleveland 8 St Louis 7. American Association totals feature Indianapolis 1-1 Milwaukee 0-0 Columbus 8-0 St Paul 2-5 Toledo 8-10 Minneapolis 6-7 Louisville 5-19 Kansas City 3-1. Also notes a completed set of 87 aeronautical charts by the coast and geodetic survey for pilots.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Bae
St. Au
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Oledo
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New
United States
The
Coast and Aeodetic Survey
Indians and Pirates Show Good Power in One-Run Wins
The Cleveland Indians won 8-7 over the St. Louis Browns, their third straight one-run victory and 16th in 24 such games. The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-2 and 4-3, to extend their winning streak to 11 and their one-run wins to 21 against six losses. The New York Giants topped the Boston Bees 5-2, with Hank Leiber homering twice. The Reds won third place with a 3-1 victory over Chicago as Johnny Vander Meer shut them down. Washington moved to fourth in the American League by taking two from the Athletics, while Detroit lost 5-4 to the White Sox. The Dodgers and Phillies split a doubleheader in their cellar-series, each taking a game. A long list of eligible players from Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and related colleges is listed for various positions.
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Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indians
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Boston
Lefty Grove
Pittsborgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cy Blanton
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Hank Leiber
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill Lee
Johnny
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Athletics
Tigers
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Jim Wascoll
Zeke Bonura
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Nationals
Brooklyn
Phils
VOTE IN GRID POLL FOR ALL AMERICAN TEAM
First ballots in the national poll to pick the All American football team for a game against the Washington Redskins in Chicago on August 31 were received by the Journal World yesterday. Voting runs two weeks with coaches to be named afterward. A ballot is printed on today’s sport page and a penny postal option is offered.
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Washington Redskins
Chicago
Journal-World
Chicago Tribune
Soldier’s Field
Lawrence
Kan
Ode to Number 9 and Golf Items at Hutchinson Match
A quirky poem by Glen Oatman plus coverage of the Kansas State Amateur Golf association tournament at Hutchinson last week. The piece features a gold and silver sculpture with a golfer and eagles on posts, while local players and guests share scores and anecdotes from hot, crowded links.
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Glen Oatman
Hutchinson
Harry Railsback
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
G. W. Duvall
Swope Park
Roundup of Baseball and Sports News From SID FEDER
Pinch hitting for Eddie Brietz reports from New York highlight Dizzy Dean rumors and Cubs management tension. Notes on Gene Sarazen adopting baby Mary Ann, Van Lingle Mungo’s injury, Budge’s cups return from Europe, Ziggy Sears’ son signing with the Yankees, and Virgil Trucks’ stint in Concord. Mentions Frank Walsh, Reds hitters, Claude Passeau’s jersey swap, Attell’s Brooklyn park plan, and omitted PGA star Jimmy Thomson.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Gene Sarazens
Mary Ann
van Lingle Mungo
Don Budge
Europe
Australia
Ziggy Sears
Ken
Alabama
The
Yanks
Butler
Penn State League
Virgil
Fire
King
Carolinas
Concord
N. C
T. H. Wingate
Kannapolis
Poppa
Detroit Tigers
Pana
Frank Walsh
New Hampshire
Gene Sarazen
Walsh
Reds
Lombardi
Berger
McCormick
Goodman
Minor league buzz and trade chatter for the Yanks
The report notes Freddie Hutchinson, an 18 year old coast league flamethrower, likely to join the Yankees. It mentions an id tagged Sands in a North Carolina industrial loop and quotes scouts saying he has real promise. Also references attendance figures for the Browns and Phillies and a Lefty Gomez quip about Athletics prospects. Hank Greenberg homered in every park so far.
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Freddie Hutchinson
Sands
North Carolina
Browns
Phillies
Lefty Gomez
el Goofy
Duke Annex
Hank Greenbere
Stars Shine As Early Baseball Openers Spark Scoring
Hank Leiber homered twice driving in four as Giants beat Bees. Wasdell hit a bases loaded homer in Senators opener 5 2. Vander Meer held Cubs to one run while Kuhel Tamulis Heath and Chapman delivered wins for Reds A's Indians White Sox Phillies.
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Jim Wasdell
Zeke Bonura
Senators
Wasdell
Bonura
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Cubs
Jeff Heath
Indians
Browns
Cy Blanton
Jim Tobin
Pirates
Blanton
Cards
Tobin
Joe Kuhel
White Sox
Tigers
Vito Tamulis
Dodgers
Morrie Arnovich
Phillies
Tamulis
Arnovich
British Army Tests New Drill System to Speed Tactics
The British army experiments with a new drill system aimed at speeding maneuvers by removing many traditional movements. The change promises a quicker, more efficient pace for units in training and potential deployment scenarios.
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Garrison
Lieu
Jeavenworth
Ismporta
Palestoneaimpinees
Leavenworth Generals
Emporia Bee Jays
Johnson
B. Perry
Ralph Houk
Walt Houk
Kenny Johnson
Scott
Ts Lawrence Crew
Scotts Run Wild
Ohio
Mary B. Greene
Muskingum
Mary
Memphis
New Orleans
Gordon C. Greene
Ter
Greene
Greenland
Mary Greene
Mississippi
Houk
W. Houk
Schon
R. Houki
Price and
Thompson
Ammerman
Mathew
Kresse
Rinky Dinks
Panthers
South Park
South End
Lone Star
Lincoln park—Mules
Ramblers
KK. E. P
North Lawrence
Harshberger's Garage
Woodlawn Park
Softbalk
Auto Servica
Union Cabra
Bireleys
Lincoln Park
Mohawks
Bombers
Norse Oils
Kansas City Player League
Yankees
Jayhawks
Green Brothers
Cutters
Odd Fellows
Barbers
Bulldogs
Hayles
City
CCC
Paola Green House Gang
Council Grove Travelers
Piper Mill
Bartz
Tonganoxie
John Hix
Neotorrz
Santa Ara
Cal
Ques
B Greene
BND
Neenna C. Greene
YALE
Gru
WestHaven
F Bartlett
Rf Koehler
T P. Perry
If Conroy
Felesler
R Sehon
Sevaneaaeene
HE Bartlett
Morse
A Thompson
C Ammerman
PO Sehon
R. Houk
C¢ Grafke
Sbr
Rf Kresie
Suabcock
P Brass
LaGalte
Ban Johnson
Associated Press
Topeka Young Democrats
R.E.P
Rhpore
Connor
TS Asby
W. Harwood Ovier
M. Harwood
Rf N Dicker
Reed
Touglass
Ib Reusch
Amerine
Mieneare Tease
Young Demo
Poa Waht
Yore Dennison
Cf Sims
Ed Caulk
Ss . Stone
Pett
Peres Crawford
Brosamer
Weese
Goldsmith
BUCS
Pete Smith
Oklahoma
Fred Amen
Elmer Dohrmann
Nebraska
Tom Short
Tony Krueger
Kansas State
Lewis Ward
Kansas
Fred Shirey
Maurice Kirk
Robert Mehring
Les Spruck
Rockhurst
George Stapleton
Mickey Parks
Houston Beatty
Clarence Douglass
Tudor Jones
Tulsa
Howard Cleveland
Jack Baer
Lyl Abner
Mr. Yokum
Mayes
Assuhe
LI Axphan Abner
HAPF
Country Club
Joyce Kilmer
H. H. Stephenson
H. R. Snow
Standard Oil
Neodesha
Mrs. Snow
Pasadena
Calif
Marysville, Tenn
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Penfield Jones
H. T. Jones
Wayne McCoy
Galloway
Frank Davis
Lake Louise
Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
Claude Passeau
Claude
Johnny Attell
Bernie Friedkin
al Davis
Dexter Park
Jimmy Thomson
Viola Dana
Emer
Jimmy
Oo Pesterda
Bees Ae F
Elroy Robinson
John Cobb
Bonneville Salts Flats
Freddie Miller
Abie Israel
Manhattan
Enro
Trip
Insurame Agency
Tire Sale
Fritz
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