Exhibition doubleheader draws four thousand at Woodlawn diamond
Four thousand fans watch Topeka Vinland girls beat Vinland 15 to 0 in game one of a doubleheader at Woodlawn school diamond. In the nightcap league officials and managers defeat an all star North Lawrence Negro team 13 to 3. Wells Simmonds Rice Graves lead offense. Jensen holds Negro to one hit lifelike defense by Cozad Winters.
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Topeka Merchantettes
Vinland Girls
Woodlawn School
Topeka
Cozad
Merchantettes
Winters
Jensen
Vinlands
Wells
Simmonds
Rice
Graves
B. Moore
Strange as it Seems by John Hix on parcel post bricks
An illustrated column notes it cost more to ship bricks to Vernal by parcel post from Salt Lake City than by freight, due to a 407 mile route with rail transfers and wagon hauls. The piece also observes dry places and records 17 years with only 0.02 inch rain, highlighting global rainfall quirks.
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John Hix Ples Et Wae
Bank of Vernal
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Uintah County
Mack
Colo
Africa
Chile
Schmeling Agrees to Bout With Joe Louis
Berlin reports Schmeling plans to sign a contract to fight Joe Louis of Detroit in a milk fund bout in New York in September. Joe Jacobs, the manager, said Schmeling phoned during a hunting trip and would likely sign on Monday. The German aims to defeat Louis and then challenge Jim Braddock for the crown.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Detroit
New York
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Primo Carera
Mets
Jacobs
Jim Braddock
Yesterday's Results by the Associated Press
National League game Philadelphia at St. Louis noted as the only game. American League scores show Detroit 2 over Washington J St. Louis 0, Cleveland 2 over New York 5, Calcago 123 over Boston 2. American Association results include City Columbus and Milwaukee 4 Toledo D O Paul 3 Indianapolis percent Inneapolle 2 Louisville 3.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Iain
Detroit
Washington
J. St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Calcago
Boston
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
D. O Paul
Indianapolis
Inneapolle
Louisville
St. Louis Stone
Chicago Sement
Pittabarsh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Josten Jojetioents
Washington Ena
St Is
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Samen
Kansas Cytment
St. Paul
Western Association
Pet Hutchinson Sececenneencarnen
Springfield
Sox Rally Powered by Bonura and White Sox Duo
Bonura and White Sox power the attack against the Red Sox with two doubles and two singles driving in three runs as the team seizes momentum. Crowder limits Senators to five hits over seven innings while the Yankees notch their 12th homer to spark a victory over the Indians led by Foxx and Bracken.
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Aavame
Regs
Zeke
Bonura
White Sox
Red Sox
Alvin Crowder
Tigers
Senators
Yankees
Yanks
Indians
Mer
Jimmies Foxx
Bracken Browns
Aingiss
Twick
Midget League and Twilight League Schedule Highlights
A bustling sports calendar lists multiple leagues from July 13 to July 18. Matchups include Jayhawks versus Coyotes, Wildcats versus Rinky Dinks, Pleasant Grove versus Richter, Belvoir versus Tecumseh, and more across Midget, Twilight, and other local leagues with dates and venues across Atchison Clinton Pleas ant Grove and nearby towns.
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Jayhawks
Coyotes
Wildess
Rinky Dinks
Ban Johnson
Lawrence
Atchison Je
Atchison
Pleasant Grove
Richter
Belvoir
Tecumseh
Clinton
Scottish Rites
Zla Nortball
Varsity Velvets
Civic Club
Cubg
Panthers
Tigers
Jaynuwke
Ofthai
Wiley Ve CCC
Midland
Goodrich
Waa- Bats
Cardinals
Fritzel
Carl's
CCC
Elks
Scottish
Cubs
St Paul Trips Indians to End Five Game Slide
St Paul beat the Indianapolis Indians 3 to 2 to snap a five game losing streak. Monte Stratton earned his twelfth win with a solid pitching performance. Louisville topped Minneapolis 3 to 2 as Dick Bass out pitched Walter Tauscher. Columbus won its sixth in a row, rallying in the fifth to defeat Kansas City 6 to 4, with Gutteridge driving in four.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Indianapolis Indians
Monte Stratton
Saints
Stratton
Indians
Ake
Milwaukee
Wayne LaMaster
Augie Walsh
LaMaster
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis Millers
Dick Bass
Walter Tauscher
Columbus
Kansas City
Gutteridge
Pittsburgh
Kan
Hurst
Birds
Lena Stiles
Klinger
Mooney
Ryles
Blues
Tilden suspension echoes in tennis history scene
A year ago today the Professional Tennis Association suspended Bill Tilden for refusing to reveal tour finances, while other sports notes recall Ruth’s 700th career homer against the Tigers and older Olympic bids and Davis Cup memories.
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Bill Tilden
Professional Tennis Association
Ruth
The
Tigers
Duke Kahanamoku
Cincinnati
Italy
Japan
Grove Silences Critics as Grove Dominates White Sox
Jimmy Dykes warns critics Grove has regained form as the veteran left-hander reaches 10 wins this season. The White Sox report says Grove shut down Chicago with a fastball that tears past hitters, holding them to five hits through the first three innings in their latest matchup.
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Boston
Bob
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Mose
Athletics
White Sox
Grove
Midland Tops Elks Nine 12 to 5 in Twilight League
Midland C. P. A. belted the Elks 12 to 5 at South Park, jumping to a 6-0 lead after two frames and adding seven in the third. Key early hits by Alford, Reusch, and Schaake fueled the offense while Reusch and Henry each worked on the mound, limiting the Elks to four runs through four innings before Midland pulled away. The Elks scored late but could not threaten the big Midland margin.
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Midland C. P. A
Elks
South Park Diamond
Midland
Alford
Reusch
Schaake
Trusty
Hicks
Elka
Southpark
Jayhawks
Coyotes
Wildcats
Rinkydinks
Scottish Rites and Eagles
Abrhpore Alford
McClure
Schnake
Love
Ob Brune
Sts
Hornberger
Trurty
Willams
Jamenon
Anne
Brown
Henry
W. Landis
Houk
Maust
MOTOR CRASH KILLS GRID STAR MOSE KELSCH
Mose Kelsch, 40, famed Pittsburgh Pirates backfield ace, died in a car collision while driving to a summer cottage near Ingomar. Edward A. Jackson, 32, former teammate, held on $1,000 bail. Ames, Iowa reports Ike Hayes recovering from injuries after a fall on Thursday.
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Pittsburg
P—Crist
Mose) Kelsch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kelsch
Ingomar
Edward A. Jackson
Jackson
Ames diver injured after slip at pool edge
Hayes fell from a diving tower into concrete edge at an Ames pool. He suffered a broken nose and severe head cuts, was taken to hospital for stitches and remained in a semi unconscious condition for several hours.
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Ames
Hayes
Lovelock Beaten in London Track Meet at White City
Keith Brown of Yale set a British pole vault record clearing 13 ft 10 in at the British A A A championships in White City. Stanley Wooderson won the mile in 4 27.4, finishing ten feet ahead of Jack Lovelock, the New Zealand star who recently outperformed top American milers.
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London
Keith Brown
Yale University
White City
Lee Barnes
University of Southern California
Stanley Wooderson
England
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Truck accident near Bonner Springs claims Robert Welborn
Robert Welborn of Denver, 20, was killed by his own truck on a highway near Bonner Springs, Kansas. Witness Harry Frye of Brighton, Colorado, said Welborn jumped from the moving truck as it stuck on a hill and began to slide. a sleeve caught in a rear wheel and pulled him under the vehicle. Welborn and his brother operated a Kansas City to Denver truck line.
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Kansas City
Robert Welborn
Denver
Bonner Springs
Kan
Harry Frye
Brighton
Colo
Welborn
4 Hill
Robert
Biography like name Washington July 13 Short’s brief Autobiography
Short’s entry in the congressional directory is a brief line: Dewey Short Republican of Galena Missouri. Josie Moore sister of T J Pendergast Kansas City Democratic Leader died at her home last night. Pendergast travels home from Europe due to illness and is expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow. A Bethel Church ice cream social and program is planned Tuesday evening July 16. Public invited.
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Washington
Short
Congressional Directory
Dewey Short
Galena
Pendergast
Diesansas City
Josie Moore
T. J. Pendergast
Kansas City
Europe
Bethel Church
Bethel M. FE
Riot Injuries in Tacoma Hit by Gas and Bayonets
Rioters in Tacoma clash with national guardsmen amid a lumber strike. About 1,000 demonstrators attack, with five seriously hurt from rocks and bayonets and gas dispersed by guards. At least 40 arrested as guards maintain order near federal buildings.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Pacific Northwest
National Guard
Federal
John Miller
Will Jones
Clifford Stevens
R. W. Wayson
Ernest Wehrmacher
Clarence D. Martin
Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
National
Pickens and vicinity Fourth of July gatherings
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hubbard and relatives from Kansas City spent July 4 with T E Hubbard. Harold and Wilbur Hubbard and other locals joined friends in Tonganoxie and Bonner Springs. The Hubbards, along with Glenn Oliver and Leonard Andersons family, visited over the holiday and others were seen in town.
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Samuel Hubbard
Willard Hubbard
Donald Siscos
Kansas City
Harold
Wilbur Hubbard
T. E. Hubbard
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Salina
Glenn Oliver
White Cloud
Leonard Anderson
A. Anderson
George Henik
Families and visitors fill Tonganoxie Fourth hour
A long list of residents and guests visited in Tonganoxie and nearby towns during the Fourth of July weekend. People from Kansas City Lawrence and Midland joined gatherings while neighbors reported harvests nearing completion and various social events including club meetings and visits across several households. Wilbur Hubbard left for Wyoming to work on the railroad.
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R. W. Yeoman
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Ralph Yoeman
Long Beach
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Perry Cooke
Meriden
Ralph Sneegas
C. Czaplinski
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CG. Czaplinski
J. L. Hall
Daniel P
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Ferne
E. E. Kiefer
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Cooper’s Jockey Shorts
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