Eagles Defeat Rotary Nine 1 0 to Capture Twilight League Title
Ralph Houk stars with three hits and a two run double driving the Eagles to a 1 to 0 win over Rotary. Bobby Allen limits the Eagles to one hit as Pappan matches with a single and a neat defensive game. Start of second session slated for Monday at 6 p.m. as Midland meets Odd Fellows.
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Ralk
Boardman
Ralph Houk
Eagles
Rotary
R. Houk
Fagle
Bobby Allen
Houk
Pappan
Allen
Odd Fellows
Hicks
Kraft
Blaker
Hunt
Hraft
B. Harwood
Texas
Boggs
Freed
Yesterday's TWLAGET League Stars Shine On Field
Eagle players led yesterday's TWLAGET League game with standout hits and stellar defense. R Houk collected three of the four Eagle runs off Bobby Allen, while Kraft made three hits and sharp center field plays. Pan van pitched a one hit game with the lone hit off Allen as Boardman and Moon were also involved in key plays.
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Eagle
R. Houk
Bobby Allen
Boardman
Kraft
E Neds
P.moon
P. Moon
Panvan
Allen
Strange as It Seems Sir Thomas Lipton a famed yacht owner
Strange as it seems Sir Thomas Lipton never sailed on his five America's Cup challengers and often watched races from his steam yacht. He was a showman who earned American affection, laid a wreath for the Boston Tea Party survivor, and built his fortune on Lipton tea. Tomorrow: The Living Radiator Cap.
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Thomas’ Lipton
Thomas
Lipton
New York
Woo Hink
Chamson
Linton
Aliko
Tex
TAME THE TIGERS The Jayhawks edge Tigers 6 to 5 in league play
The revamped Jayhawks defeated the Tigers 6 to 5 on Southpark diamond. Jameson hit a home run with L McClure aboard, marking the only safe hit. Jayhawks scored five in the first inning while Tigers stalled with Ireland pitching before Hormuth relieved.
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Jayhawks
Tigers
Southpark Diamond
Keith Swinehart
Jameson
L. McClure
Ireland
Hormuth
Ione
Talley
Cardinals
Wildcats
Rinkydinks
Cubs
Panthers
Coyotes
Sports Calendar shows scattered midget and junior league pairings
The calendar lists Kidaly Wildcats versus Rinkydinks in the Midget league at 4:30 PM at South Park Diamond, Lawrence Junior Twilight All Stars against Topeka All State at 5:14 PM, two Woodlawn Diamond games Goodrich versus Carl and Haverty versus North Lawrence, plus Saturday pairings Wildcats versus Rinkyiiks and Cubs versus Cardinale at 4 PM, and Sunday Pleasant Grove games Green Bros versus What Now at 2:30 PM and Green Brothers versus Fantin Chiefs at 3 PM at Shack Diamond.
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Kidaly Wildcats
Rinkydinks
South Park
Lawrence
Junior Twilight League
All Stars
Topeka
Diamon
Woodlawn
Goodrich
Carl
Haverty
North Lawrence
Southpark
Wildcats
Rinkyiiks
Cubs
Cardinale
Grove
Green Bros
Pleasant Grove
Green Brothers
Fantinc Chiefs
Shack Diamond
Tigers Take Lead In AL With 4 2 Win Over Yankees
The Detroit Tigers moved atop the American League by beating the New York Yankees 4 to 2 at Navin field in front of 20 000. Schoolboy Rowe pitched well and Charley Gehringer fielded solidly as Detroit pulled ahead. In the National League, Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader with New York, while Chicago beat Boston to narrow the gap. the Giants split with Pittsburgh, and the Dodgers edged Cincinnati in a high scoring twin bill. The White Sox beat the Athletics 3 to 2 as rain washed out the Washington Cleveland game.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
New York
Navin Field
Tigers
Johnny
Bronca
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Larry French
Bucs
Carl Hubbell
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Paul Dean
Phils
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Reds
Gordon Slade
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
White Sox
Athletics
Pleasant Grove to host Green Brothers What Nots game
The Pleasant Grove baseball team hosts the Green Brothers What Nots this Sunday at 2:30 PM on the Pleasant Grove diamond. Players, schedule details, and local coverage from the Journal-World are noted in the advertisement about vacation mail subscriptions.
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Green Brothers
Pleasant Grove
Golf Gold Hunters Enter St Paul Open
St Paul Minnesota July 13 AP Over one of the happiest hunting grounds of big money golf strode 125 shotmakers today in search of gold in St Pauls fifth annual 5000 open championship. The 72 hole battle over the Keller municipal links is the only important money event of the summer golf season. Leading the brigade of professionals was Olin Dutra of Los Angeles making his first tournament start since he won the national open crown at Merion last month. Dutra has plenty of competition. In addition to Harry Cooper there are such money players as Tommy Armour Ky Laffoon Wild Bill Melhorn George Von Elm Walter Haren Horton Smith Johnny Revolta Alvin Butch Krueger Abe Espinosa and Jimmy Foulis the defending titleholder from Chicago. The general opinion is that the championship and the top money prize of 1500 that goes with it lie among five players Dutra Cooper Horton Smith Ky Laffoon and Hagen.
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St. Paul
Minn
Keller Municipal Links
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Merion
Dutra
Harry Cooper
Tommy Armour
Ky Laffoon
Wild _Billl Melhorn
George von Elm
Walter Haren
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta
Alvin “Butch” Krueger
Abe Espinosa
Jimmy Foulis
Chicago
Cooper
Hagen
Results Going Away This Summer Journal-World Offer
A notice promotes subscribing to the Journal-World for summer readership, advertising mail delivery at a price of 25e per month. It presents a brief call to stay informed through the paper while away.
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Journal-Worlds
Swimming Progress Since 1912 Showcases Faster Times
The piece notes a jump from 68 seconds to 53 seconds for 100 yards over the past twenty years, comparing improvements in technique and training. It asks whether readers are a dog paddler or finished swimmer and describes drastic changes in women’s swimwear from bloomers and wool to modern suits.
Baseball Stars Make Early Season Noise Across Leagues
AP reports quick highlights from opening games: Gus Suhr and Cal Hubbell spark the Pirates and Giants with key moments, including Suhr’s homer and Hubbell’s six-hit win. Eddie Madjeski drives in a ninth inning run for the White Sox. Babe Herman provides RBIs for the Cubs while Johnny Frederick and Gordon Slade deliver multi-hit efforts for the Dodgers and Reds. Dizzy Dean and Schoolboy Rowe are noted for strong starts, with Dean fanning eight in a three and a half inning stint.
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Babe Herman
Cubs
Braves
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
Gordon Slade
Reds
Frederick
Slade
Double
Yanks
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Curt da
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Phillies
Dean
Davis
Sullivan Finds Niche As Milwaukee Third Baseman
Chicago dispatch notes Billy Sullivan, son of a famed White Sox catcher, settled as Milwaukee’s third baseman in the American Association. He improved defensively while contributing at the plate with a .535 average and 13 homers. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 8 to 4 as Sullivan hit two homers, with other league results: Minneapolis over Indianapolis, Toledo, Columbus over St Paul, and Louisville over Kansas City.
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Billy Sullivan
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
American Association
Sullivan
White Sox
Sox
Brewers
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
Kansas City Blues
Icemen Defeat Fritzel Indians In 20 10 Softball Win
The American Icemen toppled the Fritzels 20 to 10 in a rough fielding game on Woodlawn. Glen Michals pitched and White caught for the winners as Indian errors fueled the attack. Henderson and Ellis pitched for the Indians with Collins behind the plate. A doubleheader follows tonight with Carl's versus Goodrich Tire and Haverty's Grocers meeting the North Lawrence Civics.
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Woodlawn
Glen Michals
White
Haverty's
Grocers
North Lawrence
Demons Open Second Half With Win In Western League
Des Moines Demons defeated Omaha Packers 8 to 2 led by Ed Selway pitching as St Joseph beat Zephyrs 8 to 6 and Rock Island toppled St Joseph 8 to 6. Davenport edged Sioux City 5 to 2 while Topeka beat Cedar Rapids 9 to 5 after a ticket drive.
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Demons
Ed Selway
Omaha
Packers
St. Joseph
Zeesland
Sioux City
Davenport
Topeka
Cedar Rapids
Ryba Leads Springfield to Win in Western Association
Kansas City July 13 AP Manager Mike Ryba starred in several positions as Springfield beat Bartlesville 8 to 1. Ryba earned his seventh straight pitching win, limiting the Reds to six hits. Red Martin homered to prevent a shutout in a game that kept Springfield one game ahead in the second half flag race.
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Kansas City
Mike Ryba
Springfield Ifans
Ryba
Cardinals
Bartlesville
Reds
Ismash
Red Martin
Evans Seeks Ninth Western Championship
Charles Chick Evans, 41, veteran of the Western Golf Tournament, faced Verne Stewart of Albuquerque in the quarterfinals after defeating Grable Duvall Jr., Kansas City, 6 and 5 in the previous round. Stewart advanced by eliminating Bob Constitt Jr., Oklahoma City, 2 up.
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Oklahoma
Charles
Chick) Evans
Orand
Chicago
New Mexico
Verne Stewart
Albuquerque State
Southwestern
Grable Duvall
Kansas City
Ober's Rout County Garagemen claim 10–2 victory
Ober's Rout County Garagemen defeated the Clothiers 10 to 2 on the K U intramural field last night. Dick Barber pitched and Jim Brazil caught for Ober's. Buck Hodges Jimmie Childs and Art Lonefellow formed the battery. The Clothiers top the five-team league with five wins and no losses.
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Charley Radcliffe
County Garage
Ober’s
K. U
Clothiers
Dick Barber
Jim Brazil
Buck Hodges
Jimmie Childs
Art Lonefellow
County Garage Battery
Fragmented 1930s baseball batting leaders list card
A rough OCR snippet lists batting and pitching leaders across American and National Leagues. It mentions Manush and Gehringer among leaders in runs and hits, Medwick and Collins in hits and triples, and various team reps such as the Yankees, Senators, Cardinals, and Cubs. The data includes runs batted in, doubles, and home runs, with several pitching records noted.
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Associated Press
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Manush
Gehringer
Tirers
ATI
Tigers
Jonnsoy
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Senators
P Tetres
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Terry
Glan
Lettie
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
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Collins
al- Jen
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Braves
Giants
Bilela Cubs
Berger
Travers
Cail Coltitts
Martin
Bartell
J. Dean
Bush
Cubs
Pleasant Grove Residents Help With Community Tasks
Mr and Mrs N D Messer and Rose visited Barker relatives and Oscar Markley plans a pond. Homer Disque digs it with help from George Pendleton Dudley Flory Roscoe Daniels Floyd Eberhart and R L Clough. Viola Hears assisting Mrs Markley. Oelart threshing crew worked for R L Clough with Charlie Oelart Jake Oelart Ward Landis Eddie Patterson Virgil Shoemaker Ed Deay John Kannenberg Glen Ulrich Fred Patterson Virgil Landis Sheilhorn Ray Vaughn. Mrs Ray Vaughn and sons aided Mrs Clough along with Mrs John Daniels Marie Irene and Kenneth Patterson. Rose Messer returned home after visiting Barker. Mr and Mrs R L Clough and family visited Ray Vauzohn’s home. Donald and Roy stayed overnight. Elmer Churchbauch and Donald and George Van Housen visited I S Flory’s. Mr and Mrs C A Peterson hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Charlie Simmons and Dorothy of Overbrook, Mr and Mrs Virgil Schwartz of Worden, and Mr and Mrs Leonard Williams and Leon Dean.
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N. D. Messer
Rose
James Wiggins
Barker
Oscar Markley
Homer Disque
George Pendleton
Dudley Flory
Roscoe Daniels
Floyd Eberhart
R. L. Clough
Jake Oelart
Ward Landis
Eddie Patterson
Virgil Shoemaker
Ed Deay
John Kannenberg
Glen Ulrich
Fred Patterson
Virgil Landis
Sheilhorn
Ray Vaughn
Clough
John Daniels
Marie
Irene
Kenneth
James Patterson
Rose Messer
Ray Vauzohn
Donald
Roy
Elmer Churchbauch
George van Housen
I. S. Flory Ome
C. A. Peterson
Charlie Simmons
Dorothy
Overbrook
Virgil Schwartz
Worden
Leonard Williams
Leon Dean
Tragedy and community news from Pleasant Grove
Obituary notes the death of WL Williams of Norwalk California at 33 after a four month illness with funeral July 3. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter, his parents, four brothers and three sisters. Community events include Four Leaf club meeting July 6, a planned picnic August 3, and meetings of the women’s auxiliary at Pleasant Grove school house July 16.
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All. Williams
WL. Williams
Norwalk
Calif
A. L. Williams
Pleasant Grove
Stella Landis
Robert Gentry
Lake View
Four Leaf Club
Pleasant Grove School House
Elva Rose
Betty Joel McKinney
Harold Brohammer
Pearl D Brohammer
Olive Brown
Wayne Deay
Rose Messer
Brown’s Grove
The
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Ralph and
Rose
Virci Bond
Alberta Bond
Cirra Hunsinger
Jayhawk Alony
Lawrence
Jack Dillon
Patsy
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