Indians Drop Beat Goes 13 Innings In Loss To Yankees
Cleveland loses a 13 inning game to New York 4-3 as Bob Feller and Monte Pearson duel in two hit fashion. Newsom breaks thumb while Buck Newsom exits with injury as Detroit and Washington win. Reds edge Bees while Hamlin wins for Dodgers and Phillies blank Cardinals.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tizers
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Monte Pearson
Feller
Sammy
Hale
Bobby Wild
Eller
Pearson
Jeff Heath
Gopher
Hal Trosky
Bill Dickey
Detroit
Boston
Buck Newsom
Western Association Action Favors Reds and Pirates
In Muskogee Oklahoma last night the Reds beat St Joseph 10-9 aided by a ninth inning rally. Joplin defeated Hutchinson 7-6 in 12 innings while Springfield edged Salina 8-7. Fort Smith lost 21 hits to Topeka as Bill Rigney and Doug White each had four hits for the Owls. The same teams close a three game set tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Reds
St.Joseph
Saints
Johnny Orr
Joplin
Hutchinson
Pirates
Len Springfield
Salina
Ollie Vanek
Fort Smith
Topeka
Bill Rigney
Doug White
Owls
Giants Rally After Rough Night At Park
New York July 18 Giants captain Bill Terry vows a tighter batting order after a rough showing at the ball park. Arm cruz pitching by Henry Armstrong wobbly yet effective, while John Dillinger leads the Middle Atlantic league in steals with four. Only five NL regulars hit over .300 as pitching dominates. Frankie Parker’s forehand still carries a hitch as Dixie Walker plans a testimonial dinner next Sunday.
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New York
Harry Panning
Lew
Giants
Henry Armstrong
Bobby ‘Feller
Lefty Gomez
John Dillinger
Frankie Parker
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Jenkins Biggest Fight Yet In Purse Dispute
New York PM reports Tom Meany noting Jenkins faces his toughest task convincing Mrs. Jenkins there is a reason Hymie Caplin should receive a portion of last night's purse.
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Tom Meany
New York
Jenkins
Hold Fight Purses for Armstrong and Jenkins in New York
New York report says the New York state athletic commission ordered the purses of welterweight champion Henry Armstrong and light welterweight king Lew Jenkins held after last night’s six round non title bout at the Polo Grounds. Promoter Mike Jacobs noted a July 17 letter signed by Brig. Gen. John J. Phelan as the instruction source. The purses totalled $25,404.48 for Armstrong and $24,984.63 for Jenkins. The commission may require forfeits of $1,500 each to ensure future title defenses in New York.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Lew
Jenkins
Polo Grounds
New York State Athletic Commission
Armstrong
Eddie Mead
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
John J. Phelan
New York State
Armstrong Stops Jenkins In Brutal Lightweight Bout
Henry Armstrong knocked out Jenkins in a sensational technical kayo to win in New York. The ex-soldier dominated the later rounds, delivering punishing blows that left Jenkins unable to respond. Armstrong, at 138 1/2 pounds, claims the lightweight title with a decisive victory before 23,000 spectators.
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Henry Armstrong
Pounds
Baseball stars and mishaps during a tense game
A southpaw starter faltered amid crowding events as a plane practice interrupted play. Woody Williams, Louisville shortstop, fainted and headfirst collision with the dugout left a gash above the left eye. Huck Geary of Minneapolis sparked offense with a first inning double driving in Buck Fausett, and Jerry Priddy followed with a long homer for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Williams
Louisville
Huck Geary
Young Minnea
Buck Fausett
Miller
Jerry Priddy
Kansas City
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Cities
AP summaries show American Association All-Stars 6 Kansas City 3. Brooklyn 2 Chicago St Louis at Philadelphia postponed wet grounds. Cincinnati 4 Boston 8 Philadelphia 3 St Louis. American League Boston 8 8 Detroit 3 5 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Washington 5 Olenrs 2. St Louis at Philadelphia postponed wet grounds. Western Association Topel 20 Fort Smith 17 Joplin 7 Hutchinson 6. Texa League San Antonio 4 Houston 3 Oklahoma City 6 Tulsa 3 Dallas 5 9 Fort Worth 4 8. First game 16 innings. Only games.
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iPmerican Association
Kansas City
Sreetaneeeneennes DG
Minneapolis Osa Eseamen
Nennene
Columdus Caeeecanseensseesorpeceeeneeenen
Louieville
St. A. Svaieerseneren Ds
Indianapolia Aweecaeeenes
Waukee Anes
Toledo
Eaneees
Cleveland
Worstoseeeneereens
Detroit
Boston
New York
Wee
Washington
Philadelphia Eorenene Coepnegsaneoenangyen
National League
Cincinnati Brook Y Doonens Nincesenses
Scrennenseeeneegeeh
Newark
Earerreeses Coceeennenes
St. Louis
Pitteburhs, Eevrereereanne Comcisiommeeen SS
Philadelphia Seeree
Nationale
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Olenrs
St.Louis
Philadelpia
Topel
Fort Smith
Joplin
Hutchinson
Gazette
Salina
Uskogee
St. Joseph
San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Record-setting rookies and suspensions in early baseball history
A reflection on past seasons notes Atley Donald of the Yankees breaking the modern pitching rookie record with a straight win. It recalls the prior record of 10 wins by Harry Krause of the Athletics in 1908 and mentions Johnny Bronca’s suspension for quitting camp, plus Johnny Babich’s 3-0 shutout of the St. Louis Cardinals to halt their 14-game streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Eric McNair
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Luke
Hamlin
Brooklyn’ Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Associated Press
Atley Donald
Yankees
Harry Krause
Athletics
Johnny’ Bronca
Yale
Cam
Johnny Babich
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fritz Company Beats Lawrence Merchants In Exhibition Softball
Fritz Company defeated the Lawrence Merchants 6 to 2 in an exhibition softball game at Woodlawn last night. Tonight the Lawrence Fritzels meet the Missouri Aviation Institute of Kansas City. A Friday night feature includes a softball throwing contest with prizes for the best overhand throw. eligibility is open to all.
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Fritz Company
Lawrence ‘Merchants
Woodlawn
Lawrence Fritzels
Missouri Aviation Institute of Kansas City
Baseball batting legends from early leagues summarized
The fragment lists League leaders across fields as Detroit and Chicago figures star in batting. It names runs, hits, and stolen bases leaders like McCosky Foxx Danning and Hack with teams Boston Cleveland New York. It notes totals such as 101 hits and 58 runs batted in and includes scattered player surnames and teams.
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Danning
New York
May
Phiiladelphia
Cage
Frey
Cincinnati
Mize
St. Louis
Hermen
Chicago
Hack
F. McCormick
Werber
Wee Boston
Mise
Nicholson
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Fits Simmons
Bryn
Sewell
Two Hit Shutout Helps Red Sox Past Tigers in Split
AP report notes Frits Ostermueller and Bob Doerr powered a two hit shutout relief for five innings to beat the Tigers in game one while Bill Dietrich toed the line in the other, as breakdowns and misplays marked the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frits Ostermueller
Bob Doerr
Red
Dodgers
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Aio
Bombers Invite DeSoto at Lincols for Night Game
Fragmentary notes indicate a baseball matchup where the Bombers host DeSoto at Lincols tonight. Details on teams, location, and date are partly obscured in the OCR text.
Clem Defeats Graber in City Golf Championship Quarter
George Clem defeated Ralph Graber three and two in a quarter final of flight A at the city golf championship yesterday. He advances to face George Hulteen in the semi finals.
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George Clem i
Ralph Graber
Flight’ A
George Hulteen
Minnie the Moocher Charms Traverse City Visitors
Minnie the Moocher, a small-mouthed seal, spends her fifth summer at a Spider Island resort in Traverse City Michigan. Oren Olson, the resort owner, trained her to take food from his hand, and she leaps from the water to accept dinners from him. She now weighs over four pounds as hundreds of vacationers watch each day.
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Traverse City
Mich
Minnie the Moocher
Minnie
Spider Iske
Oren Olson
Olson
Golf's long drives and the myth of distance
An old assessment ranks Hogan Snead Little and Thomson in elite distance talks. It notes Hogan's 264 yard Los Angeles Coliseum shot and Thomson's 300 yard drives under tough wind and downhill fairways, with condition effects and wind shaping results.
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Hogan
Samuel Jackson Snead
Lawson Little
Thomson
Hagan
Cleveland
Canterbury
Little
Turnes
Jimmy Thomson
Lone Star Wins 9 3 In Senior Softball At South Park
Lone Star defeated the Matics 9 to 3 in a senior softball game at South Park last night. Oil-0-Matic notes a three run inning sparked by an errant throw. Oilers catcher J C Kirby fractured a finger crashing into the fence while attempting a foul ball.
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Star
Matics
South Park
Oilers
Demeritt
J. C
Kirby
Lone Star
Murphy
Bai Mote
L Bidinger
Ora
Eese
Sancceren
Uy Swartz
McKinney
Stauffer
Heffner
PO Donarren
Paxton
Baker
Tris
Cavsecermaseres
Robberman
Rsey Warren
Crady
Edmond le Cf
Toi
Lone Star Sion
Local Scoreboard Fragment From San Johnson Fairbury and Wichita
Fragmentary sports scoreboard lists multiple teams and scores including San Johnson Fairbury 7, Exhibi tteyville 8.1, Wan City 1k, Kirkland 5, Noordha 22, Wichita Coleman 4, and Golman elimination. No clear dates or full team names provided.
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Parcha
Fairbury
Stull Shower Honors Mrs Kampschroeder Bride to Be
A large group attended a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs Clyde Kampschroeder at the Kampschroeder home. The afternoon included visiting, games, prize giving, and a cake and ice cream refreshment. Several locals and relatives traveled for the event as part of a weekend of community gatherings.
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Laverne Kambroeder
Gus
Kam
Jeanne
Torneden
Pac Anderson
O A. Bidinger
Bowen
Bobby
Beverly
M . Lavin
Ernest Brown
Tom Connole
Add Scheer
Albert Kampechroeder
Marian
Theodore Wallas
Richard Kampech
Alte
Clyde Pachroeder
Ernest Kampschroeder
Pthelme
Kampechroeder
Fred Dravis
Arietta
Hook and Harvey
Shaw
California
Thelma Cobb
Lawrence
Chris Kraft
Menny Lou
Donald Murphy
Topeka
Stull
Walter Houk
Mras
Charles Houk
Evelyn
Viola Kraft
Baldwin
Marie Huffman
Sharon
Sue
Sandra Lou
Mary Kampschroeder
Huffman
Doris Metzer
Ralph Rake
John Whuscher
Margie
St. Joseph
I. B . Kraft
Stull Needlecraft Club
Marie
W.C. Wultkuhle
Arletta Houk
Califoria
B. Kraft
E. F. Boehringer
Abitene
Stull Evangelical Church
Sadie Kampschroeder
Clinton
Kampschoeder
Ray Sluseer
Roy Desk
Raymond Nelson
Louisville
Social Roundup at Villa Eden And Nearby Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore of Lawrence visited the Davidson and Torneden families. Numerous locals and visitors from Kansas City Bonner Springs Eureka and Lawrence spent time with relatives in Lena Lena Torneden and other households. Mrs. Wesley White returned from Colorado and plans to visit Mrs. Gorrill in Lawrence. Mr. Seele's condition remains poor.
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Herbert Moore
Lawrence
Charles Davidson
Lena
Louis Torneden
Emma Wickey
George Mark
Bobby
Allen Moore
Davidson
Hattie Beardsley
Orville Hughey
John Hughey
J Oscar Brown
Tonganoxie
Luna
Mattie Toyne
Carr
John Canary
Katesedge Hill
William Torneden
Neudeck
Lone
All
Kansas City
Max Fréderick
Leavenworth
Tom All
Linwood
Ira Ruth Shaw
Tom Elder
Eureka
Wesley White
Colorado
Gorrill
Hunter Home
Charivari
Net
Allen Hunter
Paul McCormick
Center
Colo
Frank Henik
Anna Torneden
G. Seele
Seele
Vacation subscription pitch for the Journal-World
An old town notice promotes a vacation subscription to the Journal-World priced at 35 or 40 cents per month. It provides the contact phone number 22 for signups.
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Journal-World
Fall Leaves and Local Visits Across Kansas Valley
Mrs J A Reed of St Joseph and Mrs Jim Dyer of Kansas City visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Witt on Thursday afternoon. Various relatives and neighbors from Hesper Kaw Valley Worden and Topeka spent days with ill family members and shared meals and outings at Baldwin Lake and with the Reetz family. A child sustained injuries from a fall and received stitches while family members traveled for short visits and threshing work continued at Lone Star.
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J. A. Reed
St. Joseph
Jim Dyer
Kansas City
Frank Witt
Howard Caviness
Betty Jean
Doris
Hesper
Hanna Pfleger
Betty
Frank Schoenhofer
Vincent
Clara Hendig
Jean Smith
Wayne Witt
Ee Pfleger
Topeka
B. Stites
Eliza Landon
William Reetz
Melba Reetz
Worden
Baldwin Lake
Otto Altenbernd
Elvin
Bernice
Kaw 'Valley
von Gunton
Audora
Fred Reetz
Daughon Gretta
Kansas
Claude Straley
Billy
Walter McMellon
Barbara
Vellaville
Allen Cochran - Eudora
Robert Schellack
Sam Bryant
Asson
Minn
Lloyd
Bryant
Fred' Reets
Gretta
Arnold Torneden
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Albert Steinbring
Arthur Longfellow
Lone Star
Albert
Steinbring
Wesley
Norma Jean
Lela Kindred
Arletta Torneden
Delores
Charlie Bryant
Otto Witt
Emily
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Bill Terry
By Gayle Talbot
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Texatt
Aar
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Lawrence Merchants
Vincent Carpenter
Pew
Lakes ‘Minn
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Arenas
Wright
Radcliff
McCosee
in—Geberg
Uns Reenberg
Foxe
de Abitte Finney
Foxx
Trosky
Ed Newacne
Smith
Ratthall
Perot
DeSote
Lincols
Clem Downs Graber
Minnie Dines
N'E.a
Harry Grayson
NEA
Service
Lost Angeles Coliseum
Willie Turnesa
Frank
Century
Matic
San Johnson
Edneas Semiro
Bermen
Wichita Coleman
Golman
Wichite
Russell Vy
Yarnold-Stull
Villa Eden
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Tony Zale
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Durin
Otto Fischer
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