Green Brothers Athletic Triumph as Maclin Seals Victory
Eight hits collapse for Green Brothers Athletic leads to a decisive win over Lawrence. Key moments include Snow scoring on a Hulteen sacrifice and Trombold driving in runs with a two bagger. Bethel belted a long homer to clear the bases, lifting Green Brothers in the eighth inning and securing a commanding win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Brothers Athletic
Maclin
Ben
Asby
Gant
Snow
Hulteen
Harris
Belvoir
Lawrence
Trombold
Fern Trombold
Walters
Broeker
Bethel
Felder
Waters
Kansas City
Green Brothers
Hletic
Interstate Storage Co
Encas City
Xioux
Happams
Ot Rumsey
Wrotals
Green
Abboa
Foul battles and league leaders in 1930s baseball antics
A fragmented critique of foul play in boxing battles and a noisy era of Major League baseball leaders. The piece references John L. Sullivan and Jim Corbett, contrasts with Willard, then shifts to the Associated Press baseball leaders list including Ruth, Klein, Comorosky and Hodapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demarer
New York Giante
Gladiators
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
New Ouleans
Willard Didin
Toledo
Uel Ut
Associated Press
Zames
Kien Pirites
Cuyler
Lel
Fitilltes
Klein
Comorosky
Pirates
Comoroakss Pirates
Phillies
Cubs
Reaties
CBS
Spansee Dee Gebrige
Yankees
Ng Hodapp
Indians
Ombs
Ta ‘Ruth
McManus
Tigers
Golfers Ready for Western Amateur at Beverly Country Club
Chicago July 21 AP an army of golfers begins the Western Amateur at Beverly Country Club with 215 qualifiers in a 36 hole stroke format. Billy Sixty of Milwaukee and Art Sweet of Chicago lead the field as Don Moe the defending champion waits for his start. Notable entrants include Cyril Tolley T Philip Perkins Chick Evans Jack Westland Dick Martin Johnny Lehman Keefe Carter and Gus Novotny with Evans favored after a 73 in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beverly Country Club
Billy Sixty
Milwaukee
Art Sweet
Cyril Tolley
Tolley
T. Philip Perkins
New York
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Johnny Goodman
King Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach Calif
Charles
Chick) Evans
Jack Westland
Dick Martin
Johnny Lehman
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Gus Novotny
Red Sox Dominate Norwood In 7 0 Victory
The Lawrence Red Sox extended their North Central League lead by defeating Norwood 7 to 0 on the Norwood diamond yesterday afternoon. Gilbert Francis allowed just two hits and fanned thirteen. Jake Coffman collected three hits in four at bats and the team will face Holcom in a doubleheader next Sunday at Holcom's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Red Sox
Norwood
Gilbert Francis
Jake Coffman
Red Sox
Holcom
Holcom’s Grove
Pair Seeks New Foes In Tennis Doubles Title Defense
Kansas City reports indicate the doubles duo, formerly fourth in national rankings, plan new tournaments after defending the national clay courts championship. The men from Harrisburg to Des Moines faced tough rivalries at Rockhill Tennis Club, with scores 9-6 6-3 7-5 6-2 as Brown and Coesesball provided strong resistance. St. Louis expected to host next year’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fa Reur
J. Frederic
Mercal
Harrisburg
Faant Or
N. J
Eres Laly
le Louis
Des Moines
Unday
Rockhill
Brown
Point
St. Louis
Tilden Accepts Davis Cup Offer Against France
William Tilden, America's top tennis star, agrees to join the Davis Cup team to face France. Despite an earlier pledge, he will meet amateur rules and be released from a syndicate contract to play Friday to Sunday. teammates include George Lott Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn. The U S team recently clinched the series over Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
America
France
Joseph W. Wear
United States
Tilden
East Orange
N. J
Rival Featherweights to Battle This Week
New York July 21 AP Rival featherweights Bemny Bass of Philadelphia and Tony Canzoneri of New York clash in a ten round bout in Philadelphia. They previously fought a savage 15 round battle at Madison Square Garden. Bass held the junior welter title in states recognizing that division, while Canzoneri had held the featherweight crown before losing it to Routis. Ebbett Field Brooklyn hosts Wednesday night boxing with Panama Al Brown meeting Domenico Bernasconi in a 10 round headliner and a six bout card featuring Harry Smith Babe McGargary and Eddie Mack Marty Goldman in the prelims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bemny Bass
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Bass
Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Tony
Canzoneri Jhas
Andre Routis
Ebbett Field
Brooklyn
Panama
al Brown
Domencio Bernasconi
Italy
Harry Smith
Harlem
Babe McGargary
Oklahoma
Elac
Eddie Mack
Denver
Marty Goldman
Tennessee movement of the American Legion enrollment up by 1 percent
The Tennessee department reports a small rise in American Legion enrollment from the previous year. Officials attribute the increase to recruitment efforts and community outreach across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Ame
Legion i
Grant Clinches Clay Court Title With Brave Display
From Kansas City a 21 year old Atlanta raised competitor, Bryan Grantee, battled in 100 degree heat to subdue Wines F. Coen of Kansas City in the finals of the twenty first renewal of the National Clay Courts championship. Grant, small in stature but strong in fighting heart, won his fourth straight title at Memphis. He plans to continue on to Denver for the Colorado state tournament, tired yet determined, after defeating Clifford Sutter earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Itliam le Bul Jahmston
Callteenia
Bryan Grantee
Atlanta
Wines F
Johnston
Cant
Tilden
Frank Shields
Grant
Nat Thornton
Memphis
University of North Carolina
Clifford Sutter
Bitsy
Denver
Colorado
Cullop Hurtles Toward Single Season Home Run Record
Chicago July 21 AP Nick Cullop, playing center field for Minneapolis, is poised to erode an American Association mark if he maintains his pace through the remaining 80 games. With 30 homers in 81 games, he trails the 1921 record of 42 set by Bunny Brief by Kansas City by 12, and his steady hits suggest a strong chance to surpass the nine year old standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nick Cullop
Minnneapolis
Miller
Bunny Brief
Kansas City
Cullop
Haskell and Eagles to Open Second Session Night Game
Haskell and Eagles of the Lawrence Junior Twilight league meet at 6:15 this evening on the South Park diamond in the league’s second session opener. Eagles, coached and managed by Lou Harshfield, seek a repeat title after winning the first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Eagles
Lawrence
South Park Diamontl
Lou Harshfield
Helen Wills Moody’s looming bid for a 1930 sweep
Associated Press notes Helen Wills Moody, like Bobby Jones, has one more major to win to complete a teleano sweep in 1930. Unlike Jones, Helen, dominating since 1927, aims to sweep the national championships at Forest Hills in August while maintaining an unbroken run of titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills Moody
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Atlanta
Helen
Berkeley
Forest Hills
Jones
Merion
England
America
U. S
Susanne Lenglen
Queen Helen
Gallant Fox
Women in sports and local society notes mixed in column
A column blends opinion on women's sports records with updates on local residents. It cites Mary K Browne on gender athletic limits, notes Gertrude Ederle’s Channel swim, and mentions Helen Wills Moody Joyce Wethered and Tilden in brief comparisons. The item then lists illness, visits, travel, and social events across Topeka area families, church gatherings, a band concert, and residents’ movements through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. K. Browne
Gertrude
Tilden
Suzanne Lenglen
Tilden Sprains Ankle Ahead of Davis Cup Challenge
Paris July 21 AP Big Bill Tilden the American tennis star sprained an ankle in a practice match with Karl Kozeluh. Joy Tilden announced he would play for the United States in the Davis Cup challenge round. A masseur could not determine seriousness or return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bill Tilden
Karl Kozeluh
Joy Tilden
United States
Associated Press
Tilden
Veteran released again Grover Cleveland Alexander leaves the Dallas Club
Grover Cleveland Alexander veteran major league pitcher was released outright today by the Dallas club of the Texas league. Dallas vice president Bob Tarleton cited failure to stay in training after a prior promise as the reason for removing him from the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Dallas
Tex
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Bob Tarleton
Baldwin Plans Big Baldwin Road Opening Celebration
Committees under Chairman Charles E Beeks meet daily to prep for August 1 events in Baldwin marking the formal opening of the hard surfaced road 73W. Governor Clyde M Reed christens the road at 9:30. A Baker campus program follows at 10 with speakers and music by H Z Moore’s band. A noon basket dinner, 1:30 speeches, and a baseball game led by Coach Emil Liston conclude the day with American Legion members running concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Beeks
Baldwin
New Road
Clyde M. Reed
Baker
H. Z.moore
Emil Liston
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Oliver
P. Price
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Baldwin Hosts Big Day With Antique Show And Car Prize
Local event centers on quilts furniture and antiques as Mrs Winnie Brown leads the auxiliary. Amos n Andy may visit Baldwin from Hollywood with a hand picked theme of restored autos for a Fresh Air Taxicab prize. August 1 is set as a highlight with Baker University art students presenting a varied recital at the conservatory featuring piano duets solos and band pieces led by Miss Helen Gardner Miss Frances Shiffer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Brown
Amos
N’ Andy
Baldwin
Hollywood
Baker University School of Fine Art
Conservatory
Helen Gardner
Frances Shiffer
Ruth Marquardt
Aubrey Burgtori
Mary Anna Eastwood
Julia’s
Idilio
Lenore Dowers
Vernon Denton
Dorothy Deel
Anitra
C. C. Porter
Ray Vincent
Vera Spreckelmeyer
Lenora Dowers
Oskaloosa Weekend Visits And Club Meeting Notes
John Sheldon from Lawrence visits his parents in Oskaloosa and prepares to finish medic class at K U next January. The Oskaloosa Study Club hosts a session at Mrs. Joe Sloop’s country home with lectures on Paul Lawrence Dunbar, a book review, and a luncheon. Nearby, Mrs. Neil Pannington and Mrs. B P Davis visit Topeka. Agnes Nincehelser plans to enter age school at K U next week with daily rides from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheldon
Lawrence
Will Sheldon
John
K. U
Amos Leech
Jeanette
Ruth
Billy
Monrovia
Fern Boscheck
Norene
Los Angeles
Calif
Nortonville
Bostock
F. W. Coleman
Winchester
Elizabeth Lowe
Coleman
Don Simon
Anderson
Oskaloosa
Joe Sloop
Lee Johnson
Alma Mayer
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Emmet Morrow
Newland
B. P. Davis
Sloop
Ascenith
Dorothy Jo Ottinger
Jeanette Jacquemin
Neil Pannington
Topeka
C. N. Jacquemin
J. E. Farrish
Lane Street
Ella Larner
Local Social Roundup Of Sunday Visits In Baldwin Area
Mrs Schelhick's sitter traveled to Kansas City to visit Mrs Louie Schellack who is ill in a hospital. Lee McKinney had supper Sunday at Henry Roche's. Several visitors stopped by Lorenz Speicher home including Spaibet of Topeka and others. Roy Breithaupt's guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Jauseman Alvin Breithl and family, and Mrs Henry Rohe and children. Johnson Frank Speicher and Henry Rohe Jr visited Guenther home. Mrs Robert Guenther spent Sunday with her mother Mrs John Johnson. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith and baby called at Henry Fohe's Saturday. Mrs John Johnson helped Ed Olmstead cook for threshers Tuesday. Mrs Geo Had and Helena visited Lorenz Speicher Monday. Her sister Helen returned with her for a night and spent Tuesday there. Mr and Mrs Lester Craig and children, Mr and Mrs Walter Parsons and children, and Bertha and Theresa Speicher visited Harry Werts Sunday. Mrs Reuben Weeks spent Tuesday night at Henry Roche's. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith and baby also spent the evening there.
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Verne Kilmer
Whitin
Caliag
H. N. Casebier
Kansas City
Will
Armstead
Willie Milfréd Lobb
Otis Lewis
Topeka
Ted Kueny
Baby Leolan
Paul’ Alexander
Paul’ Alexander Wednessirs
Maurice R Babi
Barbara Kit
Schenectedy
N.Y
Reagen
Westinghouse Company
Tey
Reagan
Drumming
Lake Erie
K. U
Ella
Bell
Littleton
Colo
Uest
Robert Bell
Rockies
Presbyterian Aid Society
Atlee Fish
Mary Lou Noble
Mary Catherine Morrow
Leland Edmonds
George Sharp
Elmer Edmonds
Sharp
Charles Noble
Rob Shaw
Winans
Viola Stoval
Snyder
U.S
Leslie Waggoner
J. E.worswick
Rock Creek
Melvin Hawk
Mary Alta Waggoner
Roger Simon
Albert Hamilton
Hamilton
A.G. Smith
Iris Bell
Okeebogee
Iowa
Iris
Lake Okeebogee
William
Atlantic City
Helen Hall-Lewis
Fairview
Elton Bauman
H. A. Baumen
Ashland
Neb
Billy Edmonds
McLouth
Schelhick
Louie Schellack
Lee McKinney
Henry Roche
S. Spaibet
Baldwin
Ahspeicher
Helen
Lester Craig
Walter Parsons
Bertha
Theresa Speicher
Harry Werts
Reuben Weeks
Glenn Smith
Baby
BOAT CRASH CAUSES DEATH
Ruth Bird nurse on vacation visits sister in Lawrence. Corliss family in Kansas City attends Alias French Gertie. In a Turner highway crash near Bonner Springs Chester Gress 17 Kansas City Kan died of a fractured skull. Ethel Gress injured and eleven others hurt. Theodore Bird Jr leaves DeSoto for Topeka drug store job. Mrs Musser and Don Musser make business trip to Lawrence. John Turner learns of his uncle Cary Turner's death in Fulton Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bird
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mabel
J. L. Corliss
French Gertie
Shawnee Mission
Turner
Kan
Chester Gress
Bethany Hospital
Ethel Gress
Bonner Springs
Chester
Ethel
Arthur Gress
Gress
Arthur
Allen
Ruth Lewis
Laura Borgue
John Turner
Cary Turner
Fulton, Mo
Theodore Bird, Jr
DeSoto
Topeka
C. H. Musser
Don Musser
Speedboat Crash Kills 18 Year Old at Rogers Park Beach
A saucy speedboat named Whoopee carrying six youths and a pilot crashed into Rogers Park beach in Lake Michigan near Chicago. Miss Betty Ayres, 18, died in the collision. Six other party members and the four men aboard the yacht survived. Benjamin Marshall Jr., 21, was severely injured.
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Chicago
Rogers Park
Lake Michigan
Betty Ayres
Benjamin Marshall, Jr
Wilmette
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Minneapolis
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