Jayhawks Remain on the Top Rung in Midget League Standings
In a weekend slate, the Jayhawks stayed in first place with an undefeated Midget League record as Wildcats and others trailed. Saturday results: Wildcats 1 Cardinals 0. Rinky Dinks 1 Skeezix 0. Jayhawks 5 Tigers 0.
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Strange As It Seems Summary on Film Chemistry and Jehovah
A fragmentary essay discusses motion picture chemistry noting the role of mustard in film gelatine processes and a misrendered term Yahweh. It briefly touches on how substitutes appeared in biblical texts, leading to the modern form Jehovah. The piece ends hinting at an upcoming topic on the American Indian stage of Nations.
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Sports Calendar Listings Show Monday Games
A fragmented Monday schedule lists Odd Fellows versus Rotary in the Junior Tw eight league at Six thirty at South Park Carl's VA Forrester Datts and Woodlawn School. Other entries include Two MidE at South Park Rinky Dink VA Jughawks at six thirty and Pal Lyworsoa Panthers at six. Owls versus Haale Shoes in a Watt Bail league at Woodlawn School eight.
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Lawrence printers hammer Spring Hill in 16 to 5 rout
Journal-World baseball club, recently reorganized, exploded for 12 runs in the eighth and four more in the ninth to topple Spring Hill 16 to 5. Turner pitched seven strong innings before the rally. Mullin led the printers with two doubles and two singles in four at bats while Hibbs and Nelson contributed key hits. Roy Johnson sprained hip failed to reach safely in three trips. Journal-World to practice at Shock diamond Wednesday night.
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Place Davis Cup Hopes in Four Tennis Stars
Auteuil France July 17 APJ The United States will pin its Davis Cup tennis hopes in the interzone finals on four players Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Lott and John Van Ryn selected by Erwyn S Prentice to face England in Roland Garros stadium Friday The draw will be released later with Vines and Allison likely in singles and Lott with Van Ryn in doubles England to counter with Pred Terry Bunny Austin and the Hughes pairing in doubles
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Rosenbloom to skip title bout for West Coast bout
Maxey Rosenbloom will not defend his light heavyweight title this week. He plans a 10 round overweight bout against Fred Lenhart in Tacoma Washington on Thursday night while a planned title bout with Mickey Walker in Madison Square Garden may be postponed due to a contract dispute with Garden officials.
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Emporia Defeats Green Brothers Nine 10 to 5 on Shock Diamond
Emporia tops Green Brothers 10 to 5 after a five run ninth inning rally led by Slim Campbell who hit two homers and a triple driving in four. Campbell’s ninth inning blast sealed the victory as Emporia, with Petty and Robbins also contributing, breaks a winless slide. Next Sunday Emporia visits Topeka Union Pacific in a return game.
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County Association Nines First Round Playoffs Report
Results from the first round of the Douglas County Baseball Association second session show Lone Star Vinland Belvoir and Kaw Valley tied for first. Yesterday’s scores: Lone Star 11 Globe 7. Vinland 22 Lone Star Bearcats 4. Belvoir 4 LabatNs 3. Pleasant Grove 10 Kaw Valley 16. Next Sunday at 2 31 p m games include Pleasant Grove vs Lone Star at Kaw Valley and Lone Star Bearcats vs Belvoir.
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Senators Hit Slump as Yankees Close Gap in AL Race
The Washington Senators, once ahead by 4 1/2 games, suffered a 7–0 defeat to the St. Louis Browns and slipped to a tied first in the American League as New York rallied back. Irving Hadley allowed four hits, Heinie Manush drove in three, and Earl Whitehill faltered late. In another AL game, the Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 2–1 in 14 innings on Pytlak and Kamm singles.
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Early 20th Century Baseball Scores Report Mix
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Salina Pitcher Shuts Out Beloit in 27-2 Rout
Salina righthander Carl Dumier pitched his second straight shutout as Salina defeated Beloit 27 to 2. Guss Buchholz led the hit parade with six singles, with Salina’s batting burst delivering a dominant, game wide scoring performance.
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New Zealander Lovelock Sets Mile World Record at Meet
New Zealand runner John E Lovelock of Oxford Cambridge blazed 4 minutes 7.6 seconds for the mile against Princeton and Cornell, beating Bill Bonthron by seven yards. The mark surpasses the American record and the old world best, with Cunningham and Bonthron left to chase, as Lovelock hints at 4 06 or better. The result marks a historic shift as the mile record passes further from American hands, igniting a potential European showdown.
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East Leads in Association Race With 225 Wins
Chicago July 17 East leads the American league standings with Columbus atop the table, 4.5 games ahead of Minneapolis after a 225 won 172 lost record. Milwaukee and Kansas City lag in the west 177 and 190. Highlights include Joe Hauser's 42nd homer as Minneapolis split with Louisville, Columbus beating Milwaukee after a rain, St Paul defeating Indianapolis 10 to 2, and Kansas City dropping Toledo twice as Low Garland fanned ten in a 2 game for the Mud Hens.
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Random Major League Roundup From Oddball Night
The recap lists multiple teams and players with scattered game notes. Willis Hugin and Rey Hansen lead notable outings as Cleveland and Boston push deep into extra innings. Cards, Reds, Browns, Cubs, Indians, and Senators appear in brief mentions along with mixed scoring and pitching highlights.
Williamstown Wins to Tie Jefferson County Lead
Williamstown baseball team defeated Grantville 11 to 7 at Grantville to stay tied for the Jefferson County league lead behind North Cedar and Valley Falls. Win drove in three on a fourth inning three-base hit, Wan had a single, double and triple, and Kinsey, Deskin, and Campbell contributed key defensive plays as Norman pitched well for Williamstown.
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Major League Leaders From Fragmented Report
A jagged summary of late baseball leaders across National and American leagues cites Klein and Davis with Phillies batting, Vaughan and Pirates players topping various categories, and scattered perils of garbled OCR. A closing note mentions about one million tourists in France in 1982.
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Belvoir Defeats Lohman Nine In Tuesday Baseball
Belvoir defeated Lohman 4 to 3 on the Holcom grove diamond Sunday afternoon. Belvoir scored in the first on two errors, in the third on another error, and two in the fourth. Lohman was tagged for three runners picked off at home in the sixth. Dissinger of Lohman was retired at the plate in the seventh as the clinching run crossed. Lohman out hit Belvoir 10 to 4 as Baldwin struck out eight for Belvoir and Bueckhart four for Lohman. Lohman hosts Globe next Sunday at 2 30 o clock.
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Manhattan and Topeka Win District Baseball Titles
Manhattan and Topeka earned junior American Legion district championships after yesterday’s games. Topeka defeated Atchison 18 to 6 for the first district crown, while Manhattan beat Howe 10 to 8 for the fourth district title. Manhattan had earlier beaten Emporia 14 to 13 with a seven-run ninth inning. The two clubs meet Ottawa, second district champions, for the eastern Kansas title next Wednesday. Be loit will host the sixth district tournament the following Tuesday and Wednesday to determine a western Kansas champion who will face Wichita.
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Correction on Kanwaka charivari invitation details
The Kanwaka correspondent corrects that Mr and Mrs Frank Swecker were not invited by Mrs Elliott and her husband as was reported. Mr and Mrs Elliott were in Illinois when the item was sent. The Kanwaka Sunday school meets each Sunday at ten at the Kanwaka schoolhouse and is growing.
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