Topeka Wins Championship In A Eight Inning Rally
Topeka defeats Emporia seven to six in a crucial late rally. Mader delivers a two run hit in the eighth, while Russum and Sanderson stabilize pitching. Emporia led early but Topeka batches seven hits in the fifth and added two more runs in the second and eighth to seal the win.
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Salina and Wichita Meet in Final Baseball Game
Salina and Wichita junior league teams met in Salina Kansas for the sectional tournament with a late afternoon final to decide the Eastern Kansas division champion. Topeka had won the division earlier and would play later in the season in the capital city. Salina defeated Norton 7 to 6 yesterday while Wichita rallied to eliminate Dodge City.
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Fragmentary sports standings tease from midwest league night games
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered city names including Columbus Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Louisville Denver Oklahoma City and Pueblo with numbers that hint at scores. It shows a chaotic snapshot of league results and night games rather than a coherent report.
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Babe Ruth First MLB Player to Score 100 Runs
New York on July 19 AP reports Babe Ruth became the first major league player to reach 100 runs this season. The Yankee slugger scored twice against the St. Louis Browns to push his total to exactly one hundred.
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Old Alex Waited For No Man In Baseball Tale
Grover Cleveland Alexander, called Old Alec, was famed for speed and precise control on the mound. Cubs manager Joé McCarthy recalls how Alexander started games to allow quick team getaways, sometimes finishing in an hour, leaving a concession man lamenting a ruined weekend crowd.
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Coen Seeks Title In National Clay Court Championship
Missouri valley player Wilbur F. Coen of Kansas City faces Herbert L. Bowman of New York City for the right to play for the national clay court tennis title. Grant, Mercur, Shields, Coggeshall, and Brown also advanced in the doubles and singles events as the tournament moved toward the finals.
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Coaching School Ends as KU Basketball Class Closes
The two week basketball coaching course led by John Bunn at the University of Kansas ended yesterday afternoon. Bunn recently named head basketball mentor at Stanford will relocate to California early next week and take a vacation with his family before the September school term begins.
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Toronto-Al Foreman Triumph Over Zivic In Sioux City
Reports indicate Toronto Al Foreman defeated Pete Zivic in Sioux City Iowa though Zivic was disqualified for not attempting a fair contest. Other notes list Gorilla Jones KOing Georgie Atwood in Sioux City and Bucky Lawless scoring a KO in Syracuse. Major league batting and pitching leaders are summarized by the Associated Press with names such as Klein Ruth Gehrig Hodnpp Comorosky and Cuyler highlighted across the leagues. A faded AP item mentions the 1960 Arion race and Canadian amateur wrestling tests ahead.
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Thompson Last to Feel Hoodoo of Welter Crown
San Francisco AP reports the welterweight title remains elusive for contenders after Joe Dundee and Jackie Fields failed to sustain reigns. Jack Thompson, dubbed the negro flash, now holds the championship in a disputed overweight bout marked by ongoing struggles to defend the crown.
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Fascist Government Acts to Aid Fitness of Youth
Rome AP. The ministry of national education has determined that juvenile Fascists shall be physically trained. A competition closing in August selects 150 young men for a year at the Fascist academy of physical education to become sports instructors for Fascist organizations. Candidates must be 25 to 35, unmarried, with clean records, and have Army or Navy service or exemptions. An equivalent of a high school education is required.
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Segrave Death Shakes Venice In Championship Plans
The death of racing driver Segrave in Venice shocks the metropolis and disrupts expectations for the ongoing Inter... preparations. Officials, including Italian royals and U.S. figureheads, express mourning while plans shift pending a formal tribute and reevaluation of the event schedule.
Shires Seeks Respect From Veterans With Modesty
Washington AP reports Art Shires speaks of his abilities in modest terms to World Series veterans of the Washington club. The first baseman compares himself to Willie Keeler after a two bagger, prompting puzzled reactions from teammates and White Sox players.
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Pitt Players Denied Beach Summer Jobs
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland bars football players from beach lifeguard or related summer work claiming swimming overdevelops muscles he deems excessive for football. Captain Eddie Baker mines at Nanticoke, Bill Walinchus mines at Mahanoy City, Mike Milligen serves as a policeman in a Pittsburgh suburb, Ralph Daugherty recently left hospital after appendectomy.
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Ruth Now Has Completed Circuit With Home Runs
Babe Ruth, after a late-season surge, belted his second homer of the year in a series with the Senators, becoming the first American League ballpark to see Ruth homer in every park this season. Arlington track officials ban noise from tipsters and newsboys amid race chatter.
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Baldwin Local Notes and Visits Across Town
Baldwin diary items report visits and travels of residents and relatives. Osawatomie visitors J F Lewis and family join Lawrence hosts to celebrate Billy Bert Lewis third birthday. Benton County names appear with several Baldwin residents hosting guests from St Joseph Otins Vinland Topeka and Led Summitt. 4‑H club activities include ice cream demo followed by serving.
Town Folks Seem To Go Apace In Baldwin Notes
Dempsey's Tip Moves Strcb to Become Slugger looking over the college. Miss Mc Dowell plans to enter Baker this fall. Several sets of visitors and residents are noted, including Miss Ida Bell Enggart's wedding shower and visits by relatives from Lawrence and Kansas City. Local gatherings, baptisms of town life, and university ties mark the Baldwin social scene with travel to Kansas City, Ottawa, and Topeka.
Young People's League holds regular meeting in Eudora
The Young People's League of St. Paul Evangelical Church held its regular business and devotional meeting on Tuesday evening with lantern slides from the Newton training school. July and August schedule shifts to Sunday evenings. multiple local residents visited relatives and attended events in Anadarko Lawrence Topeka Hebron and Berlin related travels and family gatherings.
Local notices and social news from Lawrence area
Memorial hospital in Lawrence welcomes a daughter named Jeanette Henry Hatsman of Clearfield visited with his brother George Hanaman. Mrs Carl Ness spent days with her sister Mrs Nellie Catlin in Lawrence. Mrs Otto Abels recovering after Memorial Hospital operation. Missen Della and Vanita Bond visit uncle Alvin Bond family in Lone Star. Daughertys host family dinner with relatives. Moll and daughter Marie travel to Kansas City to visit relatives Ed Burnell of Hesper and Henry Mathia host guests. Al Cosand of Alhambra Cal and wife on honeymoon en route to Boston Niagara Falls. Louie Schellack recovering in Lawrence. Edler family of Kaw Valley visit. C P A picnic August 22 and 25 at Eudora City park with committees listed. Laverne Worr en visits from Kansas City. Minerva Rebekah Lodge plans picnic July 29 at I O O F hall. Miss Helen Sommers of Kansas City visits. Local engagements and travels noted. Irene Deay and Ted Brecheisen wed at the parsonage. Mrs Emma Rosenau of Los Angeles and others dine with the Hausman family. Various weekend visits among Masons, Zillners, and Mathiases. Marie Moll returns from Lawrence for vacation. Nadine Harding visits Kansas City. Trene Vitt accompanies home. Rochester, Kansas areas noted for harvest plays. Wedding of Helen Louise Ey and partner. Hale Rev Hollar officiates at Lawrence parsonage. Helen Louise Ey and groom escort to Galena. Memorial Health notes on Mrs Ott’s health. Country Club announces inter-club match and lunch at Topeka. Lawrence hosts Linitors for luncheon.
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