Midget Nine Results From Youth Park Play Date
Six midget nines played yesterday at Youth Park with results: Rinky Dinks 9 over Pollywogs 0, Tigers 1 over Wild Cats 0, Cardin als 3 over Skeezixs 2, leaving Cardinal-Panther til 5 30 Saturday. Skeezixs battled Cardinals 3 2 in a tight opener as Krum and Harrell traded blows.
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Youth Park
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Skeezixs
Pollywogs
Tigers
Wildcats
Cardinal-Panther
Miller
Krum
Mullin
Harrell
Crumer
Cardinal
Weber
Maiden
Baseball Roundup From The Week Of Streaking Stars
Pesterdanse 2 STARS st Pesterdanse 2 STARS st (Bs the Associated Press) .Tony Piet, Pirates-Singled twice and stole two bases against Giants. Tommy Gridges,Tigera-Blanked Senators with four hits for 1-0 vict ry. oe Babe Herman, Cubs-Batted In eight runs against Phillies with three hom ers and single. Georges Piptras, Red Sox-Shut out White Sox with five aingles, "Rabbit, Maranvills, Braves-Tripled tn eixith to drive in run that beat Arde 392. ' Whimmie Foxx, Athletics-Knocked In three runs with title and double against Browns, & Harry Rice, Reda Drave In run Setevo out in ninth to beat Dodg e Mel. Harder, Indiana-Held Yankees to three hits to win 3-1.
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Associated Press
Tony Piet
Pirates
Giants
Tommy Gridges
Tigera
Senators
Victry
Babe Herman
Cubs
Phillies
Georges Piptras
Red Sox
White Sox
Aingles
Rabbit
Maranvills
Braves
Tn Eixith
Arde
Whimmie Foxx
Athletics
Browns
Harry Rice
Reda
Baba Herman
Chicago Cubs
Herman
Riggs Stephenson
Kiki Cuyter
Lyle
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New York Giants
Pittaburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Adolf Luque
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pinky Whitney
Rabbit Maranville Atone
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Yanks
Indians
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Earl Averill
Datroit
Frank Dolsack
Illy Rogell
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Eary Pipgras
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Roland Stiles
Pinky Higkins
Vicory
Strange As It Seems by John Hix on crime and tax law
The column notes how governments pursue income tax evasion, recalling 18th century London gangster Jonathan Wild. It recounts Wild's gang crimes, rewards for stolen goods, his arrest in 1725, and his execution for a lace reward case. Tomorrow features grain alcohol from weed.
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John Hix
Furcher
United States
London
Jonathan Wild
Bamane
Wild
Thirvex
Himscht
Old Bailey
Local Sports Schedule Mixes Odd Fellows and Cubs
A fragmented Friday sports calendar lists events including Odd Fellows at Vac Kena Cubs and a Raine of playgedf series. Readable items mention wins and matchups such as Long Star CATR at Teavett and Greenros with various teams across venues like Haw Valley and Winatet Grove.
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Kena Cubs
Raine
Tor
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Varaity Velvet Vent
Lanieh
Woorlawh
Eehwul
Aomounty Leribe
Kaige
Nbr
Winatet Grove
Lone
Haw Valley
Atted
Long Star Catr
Teavett
Greenros
Yapeka Union
Shouk Dimond
American track stars set records at Stockholm carnival
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas smashed the Swedish 100 meter mark with 10.6 seconds at the Olympic stadium as Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette also beat the Swedish record in the 200 meters with 21.2 seconds. The American team won four of six events as the tourney wrapped two days of competition against athletes from eleven nations.
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Glenn Cunningham
American Trees
Olympic Stadium
University of Kansas
Erik Ny
Tane
Cunningham
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Ph Metcalfe
Ivan Fuqua
Miler
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Lithuania
Wasteras
Sweden
Nypoking
Malmo
Warsaw
Hanover
Germany
Berlin
Prague
Budapest
Paris
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National amateur golf championship entries flood Kenwood
About 500 players have entered the national amateur golf championship at the Kenwood club in Cincinnati. Thirty six hole qualifying rounds in 22 districts on August 8 will trim the field to 150, with notable entrants including C Ross Somerville, Johnny Goodman, Francis Ouimet, Chick Evans, Walter Emery, Johnny Fischer, George Dunlap, Jack Westland, Gus Moreland, Don Moe and Dr. Oscar F. Willing.
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Kenwood Club
Cincinnati
C. Ross Somerville
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Chick Evang
Iago
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Johnny Fischer
George T. Dunlap Jr
Jack Westland
Gus Moreland
Don Moe
Oscar F. Willing
Rent that Room Through the Journal-World Want Ads
A notice inviting readers to place rental listings in the Journal-World want ad section for apartments rooms and houses. Includes guidance on rates deadlines and contact method to reach the classifieds department.
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Journal-World Want
PGA members clash over Blue Mound date on tour
The PGA faces a split as Ryder Cup stars led by Gene Sarazen and others demand shifting the Blue Mound title tournament from August 8 to September. Milwaukee officials threaten to withdraw a $9,000 guarantee and may award gate proceeds to players if the date is not changed. Officials planned to confer to resolve the stand, with possible participation or a tournament run without the guarantee.
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Milwaukee
Professional Golfers’ Association
Blue Mound
Gene Sarazen
Warton Hagen
Denny Shute
Craig
Wood
Joe Kirkwood
B. Johnson
Johnson
Albert” R. Gates
R. W. Treacy
Sarazen
Shute
Hazen
Kirkwood
Journal-World
Cunningham Aims for Europe Tour and Fast 1000m Pace
Glen Cunningham, star middle distance runner, plans an intensive U S exhibition tour in Europe next summer. He writes to Theno Graves about not burning out, nearly matches the world 1000m record in Stockholm, hopes to meet Beccali in the Olympic 1500m race, and shows he can still push top speeds while conserving stamina.
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Glen Cunningham
United States
Theno Graves
Lawrence
Cunningham
Stockholm
Beccali
Graves
Kansas
Glen Dawson
Oklahoma
Chicago
Cubs Climb as Herman Sparks Chicago Rally
Baba Herman lifted the Cubs with a prodigious display after benching last Saturday, homering three times and driving in eight in a 10 to 1 win over the Phillies. Kiki Cuiffer added a triple, double and single as Lyle Tinning pitched well in relief, with Chicago narrowing the gap on the Giants. The Pirates and Braves also won to keep the pennant race tight amid late-season NL action.
Rally Falls Short as Wiley Brothers Lose Ninth League Ball Game
Wiley Brothers staged a late rally in North Lawrence softball but Rowlands Book Plate Nine held on to win 11 to Morrison hit a homer for the victors while Bishop added a triple for Wiley. John Levi starred for Wiley with heavy hitting. Batteries were Roy Reynolds and Rice Smith. Tonight the Varsity Velvets leaders meet K-T Lunch under lights.
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North Lawrence
Rowlands Book Plate
Morrison
Bishop
Wileys
John Levi
Roy and
Reynolds
Rice and Smith
Varsity Velvets
K-T
Baseball Season Leaders and Bowling Scores Highlight Night
National League leaders include Klein Phillies 370 in batting and 81 RBIs. American League top batters Foxx Athletics .369 and 50 runs. Gehrig Yankees 75 RBIs. Stolen bases list Martin Cardinals 15 and Walker Tigers 17. Pitching leads Allen Yankees 22 wins and Grove Athletics 15. Bowling scores show Spears 82 with high 259. Tonight features Shimmons and Bob Berger.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Darvis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Walter
Pirates
Vaughan
Fullis
Medwick
P. Waner
Berger
Braves
Free
Phillen
Pleching
Tinning
Cubs
Cantwell
Foxx
Athletics
Cronin
Senators
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Yankees
Allen
Grove
Irish boxer a tribesman at world fair honors
Paddy Connolly flyweight of the Irish amateur squad visiting Chicago meets American Indians at the World Fair grounds. Chiefs Elk Teeth Red Goose White Shield and Shot At crown him Wakia Chilala Chief Little Thunder in a ceremonial welcome before the August 2 bout with Clacant’s Golden Glovers. Joe De Maggio extends hitting streak to 56 as San Francisco tops first place Senators 3 2.
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Paddy Connolly
Clacant
Golden Glovers
Soldier Field
Ogalala Ioux
Wakia Chilala
Little Thunder
DeMaggio
San Francisco
Joe de Maggio
Senators
Canzoneri Sees Baer Favoring Carnera, Still Edges Hope
Kansas City July 21 AP Tony Canzoneri, former three titleholder, predicts Primo Carnera faces Max Baer with Baer favored. He argues Carnera’s weaknesses and a possible earlier KO by Sharkey. notes Carnera’s two-year improvement but still thinks Baer younger and quicker will win.
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Tony Canzoneri
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Carnera
Tony
Sharkey
Canzoneri
Baer
Green Brothers Meet Topeka Team At Shook Diamond
A baseball clash is set for Sunday at 3 PM on the Shook diamond as Green Brothers will host a revamped Union Pacific squad from Topeka. Bud Rose, an American Association alumnus, starts for Topeka while Ed Wapp, ex Haskell star, pitches for Green Brothers. Both teams seek victory.
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Topeka
Union Pacific
Bud Rose
American Association
Ed Wapp
Haskell
North Cedar to face Williamstown in Sunday baseball clash
North Cedar, winner of the first half in Jefferson County League, travels to Williamstown on the Williamstown diamond for a Sunday 2 30 PM game. Williamstown leads the second section and the matchup against the hard hitting North Cedar is expected as a season feature.
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Jefferson County Baseball League
Williamstown
Fairmont Improvement Association Meeting Held at Newman Home
The Fairfax Belmont Fairmont Improvement Association held a business and social meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Newman with 38 members present. Attendees included Mrs Frank Jones Mrs Nelson Green and Mrs Edw Neustifter.
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E. C. Neustifter
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Pleasant Grove
Nick Schroeder
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Jack Lentz
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Schreider
D. L. Fisher
Edward R. Sheldon
George
Jo Ed
Emporia
Eli Briner
Oskaloosa
Fred Brown
Chas. Banker
Colorado Springs
Coloss
Frank Adams
Margaret
Topeka
F. R. Smith
Kansas City
Frank E. Jones
Jack Grems
Trene
LaVern Ice
LaVerna
Geo. Hoskinson
Vint
H. R. Gordon
DeSoto
Lou Harmon
Ed Gilbreath
Roy
Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends Church
Jay Smith
Glenn Bywater
Ames
Iowa
W. E. Koehring
Junior Cawood
E. Nelson
F. G. ‘Chambers
Leavenworth
Wm. Day
Lyle Moore
Atchison
L. Sherwood
Conrad Altenbernd
Lena
Colo
Cecil Sherar
Geraldine
Paola
Alice
Frances Smith
Clara.Cox
Lee Cox
Donald Eugene
Lloyd
Joe Cort
Lone Star
Chase Nelson
L. W. West
Nelsons
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Joe Newman
Frank Jones
Nelson Green
Edw. Neustifter
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