Vinland Falls to Eagle Nine 18 to 2 in Twilight Play
The Fogles closed their first session with an 18 to 2 win over Vinland in the Lawrence Junior Twilight League at Southpark Diamond. Eagle Nine built a nine run lead in the first inning, aided by two triples from R Houk, and added runs in every other inning. Vinland scored two in the third on a King triple after walks by Hoskinson and Jameson. Tonight Lone Star and Scottish Rite meet at 6:15, with Monday’s Rotary versus Yellow game determining a playoff spot against the Reno Cubs. playoff games run Wednesday and Friday. A Midget league Jayhawks versus Polly Wogs also happens at 5:30.
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Bride of Sonnenberg Seeks Divorce in Public Scandal
Los Angeles reports Judith Allen, 21, wife of wrestler Gus Sonnenberg, plans a divorce. She admits under an assumed name she wed Sonnenberg after dating star Gary Cooper and kept the marriage secret with Sonnenberg aware. The couple had a January 25 engagement and wed March 12, 1931.
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Boston
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Gary Cooper
Judith Allen
Marie Elliot
Allen
Colman
Sonnenberg
Marie D. Elliot
Belmont
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Mother's Day origins and Price carnations tale
A Santa Rosa man wears a carnation daily since 1876 in honor of his mother, long before Mother's Day was established by Anna Jarvis and Congress. The piece notes the 1913 resolutions and 1914 proclamation, then glosses on natural propagation, seed dispersal, and the witch hazel seed pod mechanism. Tomorrow promises “The Strangeat Shutout.”
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Mr. Price
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Price
Congress
Sports Calendar Highlights From Friday Through Monday
Friday events at South Park include Jayhawks versus Polly Wogs in Midget league at 5:30 and Junior Twilight League game Scottish Rites at 6:15. Forrester Dairy faces Varalty Velvet in softball at Woodlawn. Saturday features Three Midget league Reames South wrk Rinky Dinks versus Skeezixa and Jayhawks versus Tigers at 6 with Cardinals versus Wikes at 6 30. Sun arse Bros against Stooke at 3. Monday Odd Fellows meet Rotary in Junior Night league at 8 at South Park.
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Wildcats edge Panthers 3 2 in midget league thriller
Wildcats win 3 2 despite Panthers rally in third. Reber of Panthers pitched a no hitter through the second. Owens sparked the Wildcats with a leadoff error reach steals and score while Conley took an error on first. Gray doubled for Panthers only safety as two base hits and multiple errors fueled the final score.
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Lawrence Gun Club Bi Monthly Shoot Planned Sunday
The Lawrence Gun Club schedules its regular bi monthly shoot for Sunday morning. All shooters interested are invited to participate. The club grounds lie south of Lawrence on Highway 73 W.
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Baseball Leaders and Awards From Across Leagues
A summary listing 1930s era batting and pitching leaders notes Foxx and Simmons atop AL batting and RBIs, with Ruth and Walker earning notable mentions. Repeats of stat leaders span Foxx, Simmons, Klein, and Waner in various categories. The piece ends with a local notice about unemployed men in Airdrie Scotland proposing unpaid work for town beautification, and a note on popular blacksmithing among Scottish farmers.
County Baseball Group Reorganized Amid Lone Star Bearcats Move
The Douglas County Baseball Association reorganizes with D. T. Smith president and John Daniela secretary. Lone Star Bearcats, managed by James Hodge, fill the Journal-World team vacancy as the independent pro club. Teams include Lone Star Globe Vinland Pleasant Grove Belvoir Kaw Valley with matches starting July 16 at 2:30 pm and through August and September schedules detailing venues at Holcom Grove and McKinney farm.
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John Daniela
Lone Star Bearcats
James Hodge
Journal-World
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Lone Star
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Pleasant Grove
Belvoir
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Kansas Open Net Meet Set to Start August 14
Independence Kansas will host the eighteenth annual Kansas State Open tennis tournament the Riverside courts the week of August 14. Entries are mailed to midwestern tennis clubs. Senior singles compete for the Harr F. Sinclair trophy requiring three wins for possession. Gerrin Cameron of Tulsa won the first leg last year. Fred Royer holds two legs and may enter again.
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R. P. Scott
Independence Tennis Club
Riverside Courts
Gerrin Cameron
Tulsa
Fred Royer
Scott
Journal-World Baseball Team Names New Manager
The Journal-World baseball club will meet the Spring Hill Athletic club nine at Spring Hill Sunday afternoon. Les Maine has taken over the duties of manager, succeeding Moon Mullin who will play left field and Gilbert Francis who serves as team captain and regular pitcher. The game with the Kansas City, Kansas Colored Giants was moved to July 30 from Sunday in Kansas City.
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Journal-World Baseball Club
Spring Hill
Baseball Roundup From the Day's Games
Johnny Verrez of the Giants homered in the ninth to edge the Cardinals 3-2. O'Dell Hale drove in four for the Indians in a win over the Athletica. Phil Collins held the Reds in check for a long stretch as the Phillies won. The White Sox mapped Washington pitching for a big inning and two singles. Bill Jurges helped Cubs with three double plays. Fred Lindstrom and Floyd Vaughn noted. Pirater collected three hits against the Braves. John Stone of the Tigers drove in two with a double and two singles against the Red Sox.
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Hanley Names Northwestern Stars for Chicago Grid Tilt
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley invites 22 midwestern football stars to face Pacific Coast eleven at Soldier Field on August 24. Players named include backs Harry Newman and Pug Rentner, ends Wesley Fesler and Dick Fenel, tackles Joe Kurth and Marshall Wells, guards Clarence Munn and John Kekick, and center Lawrence Ely, with selections from Purdue Ohio State Minnesota Notre Dame Illinois and Indiana.
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Roy Horstmann
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Lew Hinchman
Ohio State
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Jack Manders
Minnesota
Gil Berry
Ilinois
Wesley Fesler
Brad Robinson
Elks Bowling Scores Far Water Championships
Stars from across the country competed for national AAU swimming diving and water polo championships at the world's fair grounds north lagoon during the Chicago event on July 14.
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Chicago
North Lagoon
World’s Fair Grounds
Kansas to add September Friday lights game for KU
Kansas will negotiate a tenth 1933 fall game under lights for Friday night September 29 here pending Big Six approval and Dr Keis Allen’s return from Springfield. Rumor links KU to a nearby college opponent as the schedule for 1933 grows with discussions and expected official carding.
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Keis Allen
Springfeld
Jayhawkers
Eleanor Engaged and Aid Plans Picnic Dinner
At the business meeting led by president Mrs Lucy Abel the Aid decided to host a picnic supper for their husbands. A date is not fixed but likely late July or early August. A decision on sending a barrel of fruit to Mercy Hospital will wait until the next meeting. Twenty one members attended led by Mrs Forsythe Warmer Skinner Crane Greiner Martin Daugherty Alma Joy Smoots Pearl Wichman Gers tenberger Allan Cochran Jane Louise Abel Grace Hadi Alberta Wanda Warmker and others. The next meeting is set with Mrs James Shizek on August 2.
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George Warmer
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Clarence Crane
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Martin
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Viola Ott
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Belleview Socials Note Guests Visit Area Families
Mrs. Clara Grosdidier and daughter Marie of Eudora called at the George Grossidier home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen of Dunnegan Missouri visited Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Allie James and daughters. Sunday evening guests at Earl Ott’s included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Perry and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Langly and sons, Mrs. Clara Todd, all of Law.
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Meyer Museum
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