Lawrence to Topeka for Game Sunday PROMISE GOOD GAME
Lawrence and Topeka clash Sunday at Union Pacific park in North Topeka as Green Brothers seek to defend their share of first place after a prior 1 0 win over Leavenworth Generals. Liell aims for his seventh win with 85 strikeouts in 68 innings, facing Topeka’s Minnie Horn or Dodson in a potential mound matchup.
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Trombold
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St. Louis Browns
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Oklahoma
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Seth Grafke
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Minnie Horn
Dodson
Lawrence
Clifford Brass
Kansas City
Phillips 66
North Lawrence
Northlawn Park
Lawrence All-Stars
Dollar Cleaners
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Jon
Toledo Mud Hens Tighten Grip Near Columbus
Toledo Mud Hens beat Columbus 6 to 2 to close within a half game of the A A leadership as Enos Slaughter and Flea Clifton sparked a near altercation after a double play. Minneapolis won 6 to 1 over St Paul, Blondy Ryan matched a league mark with four straight doubles for Milwaukee in a 9 to 6 win, and Louisville dropped its 12th straight, 11 to 7 at Indianapolis.
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Toledo
Columbus
American Association
Columbus Club
Enos Slaughter
Red Bird
Flea Clifton
Joledo
Kansas City
Jourdan
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Baseball Leaders split across American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top AL leaders including Gehrig Yankees .381 average and DiMaggio 23 homers with Greenberg 81 RBIs. NL leaders feature Medwick 115 hits, Gallan 66 runs, and Bryant 6 1 pitching for the Cubs along with other standout stat leaders.
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Tigers
DiMaggio
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Bell
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Demaree
P. Waner
Pirates
Bartell
Giants
Vaughan
Handrey
Yionne Song Ott
Stolen bares—Galan
J. Martin
Bryant
Fette
Bees
Pan American Games and Midwest Sports Notes
The AP reports yesterday’s scores: Chicago beat Boston 5 to 1, Philadelphia 2 New York 13, Cleveland 6 Washington 2, St Louis 6 Boston 3, plus minor results in American Association and regional games. Arch ie San Romani of Emporia Teachers College will not compete in Dallas Pan American Games due to injuries from a Milwaukee fall. Kansas now plants more acres to corn than 42 states, with corn grown in all 105 counties.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Trost
Cleveland
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J. Louis
American Association
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San Romania
Ron Emporia
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Archie San Romani
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Ehnadelphia Weerene
Strange as It Seems and Odd 1912 Political Mixup
The column recounts how Nicholas Murray Butler received eight electoral votes for vice president in 1912 though not on the ballot. It notes James Sherman’s death six days after Taft’s ticket loss, forcing a hurried nomination. Also brief vignettes follow about an auto wreck in 1936 and Napoleon’s widow’s matings, ending with a teaser about tomorrow’s “The Child instein.”
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Sherman
Taft
Tcket
New England
Auto Men and Grovers Win Senior Ball Tilts
The Auto Service senior softball team defeated the City 15 to 5 in the opening game at Southpark last night. In the second game Pleasant Grove beat the Post Office 10 to 9.
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Auto Service
Southpark
Pleasant Grove
Ahpoae Griffith
Pitzer
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Ee Stevens
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Mor Dougan
Skerr
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A Ball
Williams
Ice
Harris
Kitch
Smith
Puffenbarge
Perdue
Ambler
Schutz
Pendle
Post Office
Local Sports Schedule Highlights Friday and Saturday Action
The Friday lineup features Wildcats vs Cardinals midget and youth games at 65. L area with Eagles facing Gas Company and South Park hosting Martin Electric of Topeka versus Lawrence. Girls action includes F. at Woodlawn park Lone Star versus Grocers at South Park and Blue Flame girls vs an unnamed team at Lincoln Park. Saturday brings Ireland's Rascaly against Green Brothers at South Park 8 Auto Service against Co-Ops at South Park. Sunday shows Lawrence versus Topeka in Topeka for Ban Johnson League at Union Pacific Park.
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Cardinals
L . Eagles Ve. Gas Company
South Park
Martin Electric
Topeka
Lawrence
Woodlawn
Pan American Games Track Preview In Dallas Tonight
Dallas hosts Pan American track preliminaries with six nations entered. Top Yankee sprinters Perrin Walker Ben Johnson Ray Dean and Jack Weirhauser clash with Central and South American stars in 60 meter 65 meter hurdles and 200 meter events. Argentina opens with 9 1 victory over Trenton Highlanders.
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Dallas
Texas
Argentina
United States
Canada
Perrin Walker
Ben Johnson
Ray Dean
Jack Weirhauser
Central
South America
Bento: Assis
Brazil
Jesse Owens
Highlanders
Trenton
N. J
Semi-Pro Tourney Round Two Begins in Wichita Field
Twenty-three of the original 32 teams remain in the Kansas state semi pro baseball tournament in Wichita as the double elimination format continues. Surviving clubs include Wichita Monrovians, Kansas City Police, Wichita Water, Coffeyville, Wichita Jayhawks, Arkansas City Shell, Wichita K.G. & E., Chanute, Wichita Thomason, Lyons, Kansas City Forsen, Arkansas City Dubbs, Ark City Kanotex, Wellington, Wichita All Steel, Silver Lake, Potwin, Larned, El Dorado, Fort Scott, Hazelton, Stafford and Cudahy.
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Kan
Kansas State
Wichita Monrovians
Kansas City Police
Wichita Water
Coffeyville
Wichita Jayhawks
Arkansas City Shell
K.G
Chanute
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Lyons
Kansas City
Forsen
Arkansas City Dubbs
Arkansas City
Kanotex
Wellington
All-Steel
Silver Lake
Potwin
Larned
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Fort Scott
Hazelton
Stafford
Cudahy
Olympic notes recall ads bid ethics and travel changes
A year ago Avery Brundage disclosed 100000 in ad contracts refused by the American Olympic committee over ethics. Three years ago Wilmer Alden Davis Cup team left Europe on short notice and sailed home. Five years ago Gusto won 38000 at Arlington classic. Four more world records were set at the U S Olympic trials in Palo Alto.
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Avery Brundage
Ing
Europe
Wilmer al- Keon
Phillips and All Stars Win Softball Contests
Phillips and the All Stars win softball contests in a tight lineup event. The report highlights key plays and players contributing to the victories.
Roundup of baseball notes and sports gossip around majors
Eddie Briez rounds up quick hits from the sports world. Possible managerial bets for Tony Lazzeri Luke Sewell and Buddy Myer noted as top AL options. Yankees ride a nine game streak. Cochrane, Babe Herman and Loughran mentioned with varied fortunes. Also tidbits on Frick Harridge Mal Stevens and law cases swirl amid cross sport chatter.
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Pedro Montanez
Gene Venzke
Tony Lazzeri
Yanks
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Buddy Myer
Senators
Forfeit Beats Woodlawn: Baldwin Wins 11 to 7
Baldwin Peewee defeated Woodlawn 11 to 7 yesterday but visitors forfeited the game for using an older player than league rules permit. BAN JOHNSON RESULTS Resoit 9 Manhattan 2 Salina 7 Concordia 2 Margaville 5 Junction City 7. Dr Mahlon Loomis, an American, sent wireless signals 14 miles 30 years before Marconi invented wireless telegraphy.
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Woodlawn School
Ban Johnson
Resoit
Manhattan
Salina
Concordia
Margaville S
Junction City
Mahlon Loomis
Marconi
Yanks Eye Bigger Year Ahead In Fast Start
The New York Yankees lead the American League with a 7? game edge as they boast 87 homers this season and push toward a record pace. Chicago Cubs top the National League after a 6-1 win over Boston, while Cleveland trounces Washington 6-2 and Hal Trosky belts his 19th homer. Boston slips after St Louis Browns rally 5-8, and Oakland beats Chicago White Sox 2-1 as Caster and Brucker drive the effort.
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Associated Press
Yanks
New York Slaughter
Gehrig and Company
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Pate names Grant and Budge to face Germany in Davis Cup
London July 16 Captain Walter L. Pate designates Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta and Don Budge of Oakland to play singles for the United States against Germany in the Davis Cup interzone finals at Wimbledon. Budge teams with Gene Mako for the doubles. Matches set from July 17 with Budge versus von Cramm, then Henkel, and the doubles to follow. The series decides the challenger to meet Great Britain in the Wimbledon final for the Davis Cup.
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Walter L. Pate
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
United States
Germany
Wimbledon
Budge
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
England
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Heinrich Henkel
Mako
von Cramm
Henkel
Grant
Great Britain
Lefty Gomes Dominates Tigers in Six Inning Win
Lefty Gomes allowed five hits and struck out eight in six innings to beat the Detroit Tigers. Tex Carleton beat the Bees by one with eight hits. Earle Brucker and George Caster drove in all Athletics runs as Caster four hit ball powered a 2-1 win over the White Sox. Billy Knickerbocker had three doubles and three runs in a 5-3 Browns victory over the Red Sox. Hal Trosky homered, singled, and drove in two in a 6-2 Indians win over the Senators.
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Tex Carleton
Bees
Giants
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Senators
Hal Trosky
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
George Caster
Earle Brucker
Athletics
White Sox
Caster
Sox
Brucker
Associated Press
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Tigers
Cuba
Billy Knickerbocker
Browns
Red Sox
Indians
Fight to be Broadcast in Washington Ring Clash
New York reports CBS plans a Washington boxing program in the middleweight division with Fred Steele and Hobo Williams in a ten round bout. Arch MacDonald and Ted Husing will announce the event airing at 9 15 P M Central Standard Time.
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CBS Network
NBC
Washington
Fred Steele
Hobo Williams
Arch MacDonald
Ted Husing
Elks Bowling Scores and Highs
Elks totals Berger 223 209 302 244 Spears 232 269 243 236. Highs Ernst 212 Spears 219. Tonight games Robinson vs Stevenson. Kansas Garden Of The Gods near Carn eiro Ellsworth County on highway 40.
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Spears
Ernst
Robinson
Stephenson
Kansas
Wonderful Garden of the Gods
Carneiro
Ellsworth County
Hir
Williams town notes on residents and visitors
Miss Margaret Shuler has returned home from Nortonville where she had employment. James Stallard of Arkansas City recent visitor to his cousin Dr Emmet Stallard at Mrs P J Stallard's home. Miss Lucille Vausbinder has been unexpectedly mentioned in the same local notes.
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Margaret Shuler
Nortonville
James Stallard
Arkansas City
Emmet Stallard
P. J. Stallard
Lucille Vausbinder
Local Social and Farming Notes From Perry Area Activity
Vacation visits in Topeka and nearby towns highlight community ties among residents including Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Waushinder, Mrs. P. J. Stallard's daughters in Oklahoma City and Topeka, and visits by Mrs. Anna Reece and daughters of Marion. Wheat fire near Thompsonville consumes ten acres and a truck load of grain. John T. Bridson dies in Topeka. Evelyn Busch to marry Seth Welsh of Lawrence. Families gather over the Fourth with kin in Perry, McFarlane, Nortonville, Harveyville, and Independence. Local licensing agent aids drivers lacking old licenses. Fishermen, harvesters, and students of Kansas City hospital care appear in ongoing updates. The Hurd residence project advances toward fall completion.
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C. H. Waushinder
Topeka
P. J. Stallard
Bessie Stewart
Oklahoma City
Grace Allen
Anna Reece
Marion
John T. Bridson
Bridson
Perry
Kate Leeman
Evelyn Busch
Seth Welsh
Lawrence
Kenneth Long
James
Shirley
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