Lawrence Green Brothers Edge in Eastern Kansas Ban Johnson Race
The Lawrence Green Brothers lead the eastern division with 14 wins and 4 losses in a 3 4ths complete schedule. Leavenworth Generals are 10 and 6, with three more Greens–Generals games deciding the division title. Greens face Topeka Scotts and Emporia Bee Jays in key matchups as pennant fever grows.
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Dope
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Scotts
Sams
Independence
Garden City
Concordia
Kansas City, Mo
Crossing Crash Kills 18 Year Old in Emporia
Clifford Hauser, 18, of Clements was killed when his car was struck by a Santa Fe passenger train at a crossing near his home in Emporia Kansas on July 21. Allen Walker, riding with him, escaped by leaping to safety just before impact.
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Baseball's First 99 Years
Gardner Soule recounts the early history of baseball spanning nearly a century. The piece reflects on the sport's growth, notable figures, and evolving rules as it approaches the modern era.
Maple Leaf Emblem and Oil Church Stories From Past News
Maple leaves became Canada’s emblem for military concealment in the War of 1812 and later symbolized the nation with three leaves on royal regalia. A Santa Fe Springs church found oil wealth 40 years ago, eliminating debt and funding growth. Santa Monica swimmers adopt pillow surf boards for beach thrills with improvised gear. Tomorrow: The wolf that terrorized a nation.
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North Woods
Prince of Wales Regiment
Quebec
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
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Santa Fe Springs
Cal
Santa Monica
Sports Calendar for South End and Nearby Parks
Thursday senior softball lists South End versus City at South Park at 8.00 pm. Auto Service vs Gas Company at 9.00 pm. Junior Jayhawks vs Rinky Dinks at South Park 6.00 pm. Lincoln Park Midget 7 vs 8 with winner facing Skatz Girls. First game 8.00. Trapshoot at Gun Club 8.00. Friday senior softball Eagles vs Barbers at South Park 8.00 pm Co-Ops vs K E P at 9.00 pm. Saturday senior softball City vs Gas Company at South Park ? 9.00 pm. Odd Fellows vs Lone Star 9.00 pm. Monday Crats vs K E P North Lawrence League ? . Senior softball Eagles vs Odd Fellows at South Park 9.00 pm.
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Barbers
City Vs. Gas Company
Odd Fellows
Lone Star
Crats
North Lawrence
Lone Star senior softball defeats Co-Ops 14 to 9 at South Park
The Lone Star senior softball team beat the Co-Ops 14 to 9 while the Odd Fellows edged Kansas Electric Power 12 to 11 in games played at South Park last night.
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Murphy
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Misher
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Schlagel
Lapp
Pickens
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Rf Warner
Ascee
K. E. Pu
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues Highlight Rain Delays
In the National League St Louis beat New York 7 to 2 with Philadelphia 11 to 1 over Pittsburgh and Boston 4 Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn and Chicago postponed by rain. American League Washington 7 Detroit 2. Other games postponed due to rain. American Association Kansas City 8 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 11 2 Minneapolis 3 5 St Paul 6 6 Louisville 5 8 First game II innings. Milwaukee 7 Toledo 6 in ten innings.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Stau
Hornsby Sacked as Browns Manager Replaced by Bottomley
A year ago Rogers Hornsby was dismissed as manager of the St. Louis Browns though under contract to 1938 and was succeeded by Jim Bottomley. Three years ago Harry Cooper posted a 271 record and won $5,900 at the St Paul Open. Five years ago Bunny Austin defeated Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry and Wilmer Allison in the Davis Cup interzone finals.
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St. Louis Browns
Jim Bottomley
Harry Cooper
Bunny Austin
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Wilmer Allison
Blues In Lead As Kansas City Tops Columbus In 8 2 Win
Kansas City moved into sole first place in the American Association by erupting for six runs in the sixth inning to defeat Columbus 8 to 2. St Paul split with Louisville in a doubleheader. Milwaukee beat Toledo 11 to 10 in ten innings as Lin Storti and Mickey Heath key late scoring.
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Indians
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Charley Gelbert
Toledo
Milwaukee
Brewers
Mickey Heath
Lin Storti
Major League Leaders In Batting Pitching And Fielding
Batting leaders include Averill Cleveland .376 Foxx Boston .363 runs Foxx Boston 73 Greenberg Detroit 73 RBI Foxx Boston 97 York Detroit 74 hits Lewis Washington 110 Travis Washington 109 doubles Cronin Boston 25 Crosetti New York 23 Trosky Cleveland 23 Cramer Boston 23 triples Averill Cleveland 9 Heath Cleveland 8 home runs Greenberg Detroit 28 Foxx Boston 26 stolen bases Werber Philadelphia Crosetti New York and Lary Cleveland 12 each pitching Allen Cleveland 12 1 Grove Boston 14 3 batting Lombardi Cincinnati .386 Berger Cincinnati Medwick St Louis .346 runs Ott New York 72 Goodman Cincinnati 69 RBI Ott New York 73 Goodman Cincinnati 64 hits McCormick Cincinnati 116 Hack Chicago 103 doubles Martin Philadelphia 27 McCormick Cincinnati 26 triples Gutteridge St Louis 9 Suhr Pittsburgh Mize St Louis Goodman Cincinnati 8 home runs Goodman Cincinnati 24 Ott New York 21 stolen bases Hack Chicago Kay Brooklyn and Scharein Philadelphia pitching Brown Pittsburgh 12 3 Pringer Pittsburgh and Davis St Louis 8 2
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Rickey Calls For Unity To Boost National League
San Francisco July 21 The St. Louis Cardinals guiding figure Branch Rickey urged more unity and coherence in the National League arguing the league has long beaten itself by focusing on winning pennants while the American League pursues the World Series. He faulted weak pitching for the Cards this season and predicted a comeback, saying Paul Dean may return after his Dallas option.
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Paul
Paul Dean
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Cubs and Yankees meet as pennant race pauses for Hartnett
In New York and Boston racing headlines, large crowds flock to see the Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett while the Yankees and Indians clash for position. National league battles reshape standings as Pirates widen lead and Cardinals, Giants struggle in doubleheaders with strong pitching and timely hitting. The Senators topple Detroit as Wes Ferrell shines.
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Tribe
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Hartnett Named Cubs Manager In Surprise Move
Gabby Hartnett became Chicago Cubs manager after Charlie Grimm's release by owner P. K. Wrigley. Wrigley said Hartnett could do the most for the club and Grimm will be paid through December 31. Hartnett promised to finish the year under his player coach contract.
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Gabby Hartnett
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Cincinnati Reds
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Tony Lazzeri
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Red) Corriden
Lumbago
Boston
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Eiffel Tower
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Chas
Leo Hartnett
Tony Galento and Yankees Hit Humor and Hustle Notes
New York sports roundup notes Tony Galento’s interior decorating joke and his banter with a Newark club owner. It highlights Lyn Lary’s sharp fielding for the Indians and suggests former Yankees Johnny Allen and Lyn Lary could influence a pennant race, with Montreal fans cheering Rabbit Maranville.
Blues Innings Standout Washburn Could Face Louisville
Blue Hurling star George Washburn, a major Kans City Blues win driver, may start against Louisville in a doubleheader Friday or Sunday against Indianapolis Indians. Ruppert stadium hosts the games as the Blues chase a nine game unbeaten streak while notable signs point to Rab as the grand man.
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Louisville
Blues
Indianapolis Indians
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Kansas City
Leading golfers listed for Olympia course match
Among the players listed are contenders for the Olympia course No. 4 hole, one of the two that will be played over, with a runner-up noted as a top contender.
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Olympia
K E P Softball Team Beats Nehi 9 to 6 at Woodlawn Park
Kansas Electric Power toppled Nehi 9 to 6 after a six run first inning at Woodlawn park. Clarence Douglass hit a grand slam homer with the bases loaded in the early barrage. Tonight the Others, first session champions, meet K E P in a game of unusual interest.
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Nehi
Woodlawn Park
Clarence Douglass
K.E.P
Germs Survive Extreme Freeze At Rockefeller Institute
New York researchers report bacteria and viruses enduring 100 below zero for extended periods. Syphilis organisms stored in solid carbon dioxide remained virulent after thawing, while human flu and yellow fever viruses survived six months of extreme cold, challenging space-origin theories.
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Raelofellax Institute
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U S Track Team Leads in Stockholm Meet
United States athletes built a strong lead on the second day of the international meet in Stockholm led by Ben Johnson Chuck Fenske and Fred Wolcott. Johnson won the 100 meters in 10.4 seconds, Fenske beat Jon Johnsson in the 1500 meters in 3 49.4, Wolcott won the 110 high hurdles in 14.2, and Ray Malott set a Swedish record with 47.8 seconds in the 400 meters.
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Europe
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Stanford
Golf Stars Tee Off in Chicago Open Practice
Golf stars and hopefuls began practice rounds at Olympia Fields for the Chicago Open, a $5,000 tournament opening tomorrow. The field of 389 includes 183 professionals and 206 amateurs, with Walter Hagen among the leading pros seeking the $1,500 top prize after his world tour return. Ralph Guldahl and Dirk Metz also figure among the frontrunners.
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Preservation of Life Through Disease Organism Research
Dr Turner conducts experiments to improve preserving disease organisms for scientific use. Under natural conditions these organisms die when removed from their hosts, the tissues they attack, making laboratory study essential for understanding disease and developing experiments.
Picnic moved up date under Harriet Tubman League
The annual day picnic under the Harriet Tubman League has been moved from August 4 to August 1 to avoid a conflict with another August 4 event. Speaker will be Professor Thomas of A. T. Cole Junior High School in Kansas City, Missouri. The effort honors emancipation.
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Professor Thomas
A. T. Cole
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Emancipation
Lee Tracy Weds Helen Wyse in Yuma Then Heads to London
Hollywood reports that actor Lee Tracy and his bride Helen Thomas Wyse were married in Yuma Aziz yesterday. Tracy, 40, declares his name William Lee Tracy and the bride, 26, her second marriage. They depart tonight for a London honeymoon.
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Lee Tracy
Helen Thomas Wyse
London
Yuma
Aziz
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Spain's chief crops include wheat rye and olives
The article lists Spain's main crops as wheat rye barley oats corn rice potatoes sugar beets olives and grapes highlighting diverse agricultural output across the country.
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