Flatbush Star Heinie Manush Keeps Swinging At 36
Brooklyn fans backed Heinie Manush, a veteran outfielder, as he nears 36 next Tuesday. He hit a ninth inning homer that decided a 2-1 Dodgers win over the Bees, boosting his team standings and remaining tied for batting honors.
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Brooklyn
Henry Emmett
Heinie
Max Butcher
Frank Gsbo
Gabler
Dodgers
Bees
Bostonians
Cookie Lavagetto
Joe Moore
Giants
Phillies
Terrymen
New Book by F. C. Allen Will Be Out in October
University of Kansas basketball coach Dr F C Allen reports his manuscript for Better Basketball is sent to Whittlesey House McGraw Hill New York with publication expected around October 15 The book cites technique tactics and tales and promises 680 pages 163 pictures and 86 diagrams spent two years in preparation and will be issued after meetings with publishers in New York.
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University of Kansas
Whittlesey House
McGraw- Hill Company
New York City
Allen
Dr. Allen
New York
L. R
Dad" Perry
Lawrence
Eleanor
Culver
Ind
Robert Allen
Culver Military Academy
K. U
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Noble Kizer
Almanac recalls key sports feats from past years
A retro roundup notes events from three, four, and five years ago. It mentions Cavalcade beating Discovery by four lengths in the Arlington classic, Jimmy Foxx hitting his 35th homer of the season against the Tigers, and a 334-athlete measure in Olympia.
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Associated Pears
Atholes
Cavalcade
Discovery
Jimmy Foxx
Tigers
Baseball scores and weather slow there in yesterday's results
National League games: Brooklyn beat Boston 2 to 1 and New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to 10 in ten innings. St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain. American League: Cleveland 2, Chicago 1. American Association results: Toledo 0, Indianapolis 0. Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis 0. St Paul 4, Kansas City 2. Columbus 4, Louisville 2. Second game postponed by rain. Prosperity Note from Beatrice Nebraska reports 7 grain elevators being overhauled for the 1937 harvest.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bt. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Toledo
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Louisville
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Oes
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Sports Calendar Wednesday Grid of Park Events
The schedule lists multiple youth and mini league games across South Park Woodlawn and Lincoln parks. Matches include Cardinal versus Panthers, Lone Star versus Eagles, and Brown Bombers against CCC camp with 3 to 9 o'clock start times.
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Midget
South Park
South End
Odd Fellows
Lone Star
Eagles
Thatianal Guards
Woodlawn Park
Dr. Dodds
Martin Electric
Topeka
Lawrence
F. Giarls
Woodlawn
Park
Grocers
Blue Flame
Lincoln Park
Red Birds Hold Top as Columbus Wins Tight AA Week
Chicago July 14 The Columbus Red Birds won 20 of 24 to reclaim first in the American Association. Ill McGee pitched well to beat Louisville as Milwaukee handled Minneapolis. Toledo and Milwaukee wins widen the standings with Toledo routing Indianapolis and St Paul climbing from cellar to seventh.
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Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Ill McGee
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinal Harmony Boys
Birds
Louisville
Red Bird
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Millera
Atile
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Saints
PESTERDA STARS Triumph in Extra Inning Win
Joy Moore and Cliff Melton propelled Gianta-Farmer to an 11-1 ten inning victory over the Phillies with four RBIs from five singles. Melton earned his sixth straight win with one hit relief. Haeinie Manual homered for the Dodgers in a 2-1 win over Boston. Lyn Lary contributed two hits and scored the deciding run as Cleveland faded in a Sox rally.
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Phils
Jo-Jo
Giants
Cubs
Indians
Dennis Gatehouse
White Sox
Pirates
Jim Winford
Pittsburgh
Joy Moore
Cliff Melton
Gianta
Farmer
Phillies
Melton
Haeinie Manual
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boston
Lyn Lary
Sox
Cleveland
NYA Team Beats Cutters in a Woodlawn Ball Game
Local Woodlawn match sees NYA cagers prevail over the Cutters in a brisk ball game. An advertisement follows noting ways to convert extra money around the house.
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NYA
All Star Polls Highlight Northwestern Minnesota Stars
Northwestern and Minnesota players top early votes for the fourth annual all star game at Soldier Field. Steve Reid leads with 5,812 votes as Don Geyer and Ed Widseth also top their positions in a crowded field across end tackle guard center quarterback halfback and fullback categories.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Steve Reid
Don Geyer
Wildcat
Gullbacks
Ed Widseth
Bud Svendsen
Gopher
Reid
Svendsen
John Waitrak
Washington
Endx
Bill O'Neil
Notre Dame
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Larry Kelley
Yale
Charles Gelatka
Mississippi State
Widseth
Averill Danniel
Pittsburgh
Bill Steinkemper
Charles Ham~rick
Inwood Smith
John Lauter
Cui Kuhn
Illinois
Centere
Waitrak
Mike Bearak
Duquesne
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Charles Wilkinson
John Drake
Purdue
Bobby LaRue
Charles Armstrong
Ray Bulvid
Marquette
Geyar
Eddie Jankowski
Wisconsin
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Golf Entries Close in National Amateur Tour Field
New York July 14 entries for the national amateur golf tour close today as debate over the future of amateur golf versus the professional game continues. The piece tracks historic figures from Walter J Travis to Bobby Jones and Lawson Little, notes college golf as a leading feeder, mentions future stars and lists players from LSU to Notre Dame, while highlighting Pierce’s Ferry at Lake Mead as a western gateway.
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Bobby Joneses
Lawson Littles
United States
Walter J. Travis
Jerome Travers
Chic Evans
Aberdeen
Glasgow
Bobby Jones
Lawson Little
Jones
Jegsa Sweetner
George von Elm
Francis Ouimet
Glory
Eddie Held
Jesse Guilford
Johnny Lehman
Gene Homans
George Voigt
George Dunlap
Johnny Fischer
Jock McLean
Johnny Goodman
Reynolds Sraith
Scotty Campbell
Walter Emery
Ed White
Harry Givan
Fred Haas
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State
Chuck Kocsis
Michigan
Bill Barclay
Wolverine
Bobby Jacobson
Dartmouth Fresh
Stan Holditch
Georgia Tech
Dan Donovan
Notre Dame
Vincent D’antoni
Tulane
Jane Heros King
Southern Methodist
Baer to Fight Schmeling in London 1988
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer announced in Reno that his next major bout would be in London against Schmeling in May 1988, without details. He spoke during a boxing program in Reno where he planned a four round exhibition with former champion Jack Dempsey. Labor Day bowling scores listed the highs and lows.
Star athletes to Dallas for Pan American track show
Dallas July 14 star athletes from world, Olympic and national marks will compete at the Pan American Games in a four day meet. Night events at Cotton Bowl feature 10 Americans against 21 Central and South American nations with Argentina, Canada, and Winnipeg Irish club in key matchups. Notables include Earl Meadows Dan Varoff Cornelius Warmerdam Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani and Elroy Robinson in sprint and middle distance events. Johnny Woodruff and Jean Pitt Negro challenge in the 800 meters while Woodruff seeks redemption after a Randalls Island showing.
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Tex
Staratrewn
Cotton Bowl
Argentina
Trenton
N. J
Highlanders
Canada
Winnipeg Irish
Kan
Elroy Robinson
Fresno
Randall's Island
New York
Johnny Woodruff
Jean Pitt Negro
Woodruff
Randalls Island
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San Romani
Roundup predicts Schmeling Louis match unlikely this year
Sports writer notes the heavyweight title fight between Max Schmeling and Joe Louis is unlikely this year due to financial demands and scheduling. It details Louis' London bout plans, Jacobs efforts with Evlin, and the clash delaying Schmeling. Includes notes on Schumacher, Ducky Pond, Kelley, Braddock, and other sports tidbits.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Louis
Tommy Farr
Yankee Stadium
Jacobs
London
Len Harvey
Jack Doyle
Sol Strauss
England
Arthur Evlin
Wimbledon
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Farr
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Doyle
Herr Schmeling
All Star Lineup for Lawrence at Woodlawn Park
Lawrence selects an all star lineup for a 9 15 pm game at Woodlawn Park against the Dollar Cleaners of To peka. Evanalf Pugh Js Holcomer Douglass Harris Dover K Johnson Myers Jas Smith Moon will play. Also Gail Shikles from Kansas City signed a six week contract with Paramount and may earn a seven year deal. Percy Humphrey was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness before Justice Donald Hults. he was arrested yesterday southwest of Clinton.
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Harris
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Paramount Film Company
Percy Humphrey
Donald Hults
Humphrey
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