Atchison Defeats Locals 7 to 5 in Ragged Contest
Atchison defeated Lawrence 7 to 5 as both teams played poorly. Alberts walked and scored in the fourth, Tenholder and Cleveland contributed key hits, and Atchison pulled away with two eighth inning runs after errors helped Lawrence. Lawrence, held scoreless until the sixth, left bases loaded and failed to score in earlier frames.
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Lawrence
Atchison
Alberts
Cleveland
Tenholder
Horan
Harris
Snyder
Campbell
Houk
Babcock
Leavenworth
E Houk
Madosh
C . Kappelman
Holcom
Rf Sehon
Jones
Cfu
Martinac
Bonn
Balcock
Nash
Kappelman
Sehon
Starmer
Bice
Little
Braddock James J title roots and Hawaiian royal tales
The column traces heavyweight champ James J Braddock and his namesake lineage listing Corbett Jeffries and Tunney. It recounts Queen Liliuokalani’s abdication and Hawaii’s path to U S statehood ending with her life of service before noting tomorrow's storm speed feature.
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James J. Braddock
James J
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Gene Tunney
James J. Tunney
United States
Lilioukalani
Hawaii
Ing Kalakuau
Sa Francisco
Committee of Thirteen
Congress
Liliuoxalani
Cardinals and Cubs Win Amid Seek to Clip Giants NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs each ride long winning streaks as they pause their rivalry until the next series. Cards beat Phillies 6-1 and 10-1 to push streak to ten and close to six games behind the Giants. Cubs topped Braves 7-6 for their seventh straight win led by Frank Tremaree’s three hits and four RBIs.
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues Shaping Standings
American League results include Chicago 3 to 1 over New York 6-5, Cleveland 3-2, Boston 4-2, with a second game tied. Philadelphia beat Detroit 4-3, St. Louis vs Washington noted. National League Brooklyn 4-2, Cincinnati 9-4, New York 2- Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 1-1, St. Louis 0-10. American Association games Minneapolis 5 over Milwaukee, Kansas City 1, Louisville 1-7, Indianapolis 2-1.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Iain
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
American Association
Columbus
Botta Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
New
Baseball Recaps Highlight Early Season Performances
Babe Herman and Emmett Nelson led a Reds doubleheader win over the Dodgers with a homer, two doubles and a single while Nelson, in his first major league start, worked seven hits. Bil Dietrich and the Athletics edged the Tigers in ten innings. Frank Demaree drove in four for the Cubs in a win over Boston. Lyons of the White Sox and Lou Gehrig of the Yankees shined in openers, Gehrig homering in the second game. Paul Dean and Bill Walker blanked the Phillies as the Cardinals notched a double victory. Oscar Melillo collected two doubles and four singles with two games against the Indians. Cy Blanton limited the Giants to six hits over eight innings.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Giants
New York
Phillies
Detroit
St. Louis
Paul Dean
Bill Walker
Cubs
Braves
Frank Tremaree
Tex Carleton
Len Warneke
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
al Smith
Allyn Stout
Frank Gabler
Reds
Brooklyn
Athletics
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Tigers
Yankee
Ted Lyons
Chicago
Sox
Johnny Bronca
Lou Gehrig
Red Sox
Cleveland
Bill
Wes Ferjrey
Tig
Cardinals
Oscar Melillo
Indians
Pirates
Golf and track notes from early events in St Paul and Olympics
Associated Press rounds up quick sports blurbs noting Harry Cooper tying for fourth in the St Paul Open, John Anderson breaking the world discus mark in Olympic trials, and Bat Battalino defending the featherweight title in a five round knockout.
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Associated Press
Harry Cooper
Laffoon
Johnny Revolta
John Anderson
Bat Battalino
Ignacio Fernandez
July 15 19 Twilight League and Midget League Schedule
Sports calendar lists July 15 to July 20 fixtures across Twilight League Midget League and Softball. Matches feature Scottish Rites Eagles Velvets Civic, Cubs Panthers Tigers Jayhawks Wiley CCC Goodrich Varsity Cleaners Midland Co Ops and more.
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Scottish Rites
Eagles
eSale Velvets
Civic Ub
Cubs
Panthers
Tigers
Jayhawks
Wiley
CCC
Midland
Goodrich
Varsity Cleaners
Coyotes
Wildcats
Rinky Dinks
Cardinals
Fritzel
Carl's
Varsity Velvets
Elks
Scottish Bites
Richter defeats Pleasant Grove on local diamond
Richter of Franklin County toppled Pleasant Grove 9 to 5 in a hard fought game. Richter led 4 to 1 after two innings and clinched the win with three runs in the eighth. Bethel of Pleasant Grove hit a homer in the fifth, while Pleasant Grove plays Central West Coffee Co. of Kansas City next.
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Richter
Franklin County
Pleasant Grove
Bethelshit
Central West Coffee Co
Kansas City
Weland
Griffin
Meyers
Harris
Ab Betne
Vandeventer
Francis
Guffer
Duver
Richter Hodges
Powell
Caleb
Spooner
Vaughn
Paw
Johnson
Fitzgerald
Mage
Peasant Grove
Pleasant
Heldner
Hambrick
Ireland
Bethel
Fran
Hare
Fight Promoter Husong Dies in Wichita at 49
Johnny Husong a prominent fight promoter and referee in the Southwest died of a heart attack last night in Wichita. Born 1886 in Webb City Missouri he moved to Wichita 25 years ago and promoted many fights and refereed both amateur and professional bouts. He is survived by his widow.
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Wichita
Kan
Johnny Husong
Southwest
Husong
Parajmonic Buffet
Webb City
One armed Jimmy Nichols defies golf limits in Valdosta
Valdosta July 15 One armed Jimmy Nichols a pro at Valdosta country club proves one handed golf can beat two handed scores. After a 1929 accident that cost him his right arm he switched to left handed clubs and now scores in the low seventies with a recent 336 yard par four hole in one. Nichols notes the secret is not overusing the right hand. Also reports Kansas league results including Wichita 8 3 Manhattan 7 7 Lawrence 5 Atchison 7 Larned 9 6 Dodge City 8 5 Abilene 6 Beloit 7 El Dorado 5 Concordia 6 St Joseph 5 Leavenworth 8 Topeka 8 9 Kansas City 0 3.
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Valdosta
Jimmy Nichols
Valdosta Country Club
Nichols
Oakhast Country Club
Fort Worth
Tex
Ban Johnson
Wichita
Manhattan
Lawrence
Atchison
Larned
Dodge City
Abilene
Beloit
el Dorado
Concordia
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Topeka
Kansas City
Three Days Rest For Diz Temperamental Star
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals skipped his turn in a twin bill with the Phillies due to fatigue after world series ceremonies. Paul Dean won the opener 5 1 capei. Bill Walker subbed and won the nightcap 10 1 as a crowd of 23 000 watched including Landis and Frick.
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St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Landis
Frick
Dizzy
Lil’ Paul
Phillies
Paul
Hallahan
Dean
Bill Walker
Bradley Filly To Seek Victory Over Omaha
Col. E. R. Bradley, seeking revenge after a Derby dream fell short, targets the Arlington classic Saturday in Chicago. Black Helen, left out of the Derby nomination, aims to upset Omaha in the $35,000 race before Chicago’s largest racing crowd. Expected field of 18 includes Roman Soldier and Whiskola, who were Derby runners-up.
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Chicago
Col. E. R. Bradley
Omaha
Black Helen
Arlington
Roman Soldier
Whiskola
Coyotes and Rinky Dinks Midget League Winners
Fred Marberry, former major league pitcher, is named an American League umpire, first Texan to receive the appointment. The Indian Point Yacht Club plans to revive Hudson regatta interest with a sanctioned race set for July 21.
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Fred Marberry
Washington
Detroit
Indian Point
Hudson River
Red Birds Tie for Second in American Association Race
The Columbus Red Birds surged into a tie for second place in the American Association after a 2 game sweep of St Paul. A 10 of 11 run followed a July 4 standings drop leaving them six games behind the Millers. Nick Cullen belted his 17th homer as Bud Tinning and Mike Ryba secured wins. Minneapolis held firm with doubleheaders over Toledo. Milwaukee split with Louisville.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis
Millers
Red Birds
St. Paul
Bud
Lou Fette
Mike Ryba
Nick Cullen
Columbus
Kansas City
Blues
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Allan Sotheron
Braxton
Stratton
Lawser
Susce
Ogrodowski
Alexander
Kansas
Batting and pitching leaders across leagues headline brief
An AP wire summary item lists batting leaders like Johnson Athletics and Greenberg Tigers with home run tallies, plus top pitchers Tamulis and Lyons. It covers league stats from the Western Association doubleheader near Hutchinson and Joplin, noting scores and notable games including Springfield Cardinals and Ponca City vs Bartlesville.
Lawrence Golfers Win Triangular Match Here
Local golfers won the annual triangular match play among Lawrence Manhattan and Emporia at Lawrence Country Club with a 45 to 34 victory over Emporia and 32 over Manhattan. Low scores included Neil White and Chick Pontius at 77, with 78 for Fish Morgan Stone, Rhine led Manhattan at 85. Lawrence heads to Ottawa for a dual match Sunday, urging all locals to make the trip.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
Emporia
Lawrence Country Club
Neil White
Chick Pontius
Fish
Morgan
Stone
Rhine
Ottawa
Local Residents Host Fourth of July Dinner Party
SIGEL Mrs. Roy Johnson and daughters Bernice and Doris Ray were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox on Thursday the Fourth and called at the Alva Petefish home. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kilgore and Minnie Mae spent Thursday with Lee Robison and family. Mrs. John Christy entertained Friday evening July 5 in honor of.
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Betty
Betty Beal
Iola Johnson
Winnifred
Haverstock
Olive Maude Evans
Doris Button
Pearl Houk
Rosemary Simmons
Wanda Mercer
Roselina_ Martin
Opal Christy
Ridley
Arnold Christy
Betty Christy
Ray Stoneback
Everett O'Connor
George Haverstock
Glenn Sims
Iain Stone
Springer’s
B. C. Joiner
Bartlesville
Okla
Carrie Cox
Lee
Glenn
E. J. Hance
Lawrence
Chester Kilgore
Barnes Evangelistic
Assembly of God Church
Earl Tull
Clayton Graham
Lepel
Ind
Wilson Martin
Robert Martin
Hugh Simpson
Essington
Kokomo
H. W. Phillips
Phillips
Kansas
Schellhorn
Washington Creek
Beveridge
J. M. O’connor
Johnson
Wilma Lee Johnson
Richard Johnson
Irene Harrel
Douglas County
Brown's Grove
Graham
Seehilhorn
Fred Gregory
Kanwaka
Roy Johnson
Bernice
Doris Ray
Lee Cox
Alva Petefish
Minnie Mae
Lee Robison
John Christy
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