Manhattan Beats Lawrence 6-3 on Pitching and timely hitting
Manhattan defeated Lawrence 6 to 3 at Griffith Park with Jim Kyle limiting Lawrence to six runs and Bradley striking out 16 but walking nine. Key moments included a two run double by Kyle and a two run double by Earl Wards for Manhattan while Ball Stanton and Merle Hodges contributed for Lawrence before Neodesha games this weekend.
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Dutchman Schaake Returns for Kansas Football Ties
Elmer "Dutchman" Schaake, former Lawrence High and Kansas athlete and coach, visits Kansas sports scene after a career spanning Bethany College, KU, and Mo delo Junior College. He prepares to coach near San Francisco next year while Kansas explores high school coaching plans and summer curricula for prep mentors.
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West Coast
Modesto
Calif
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Kansas
EF. A. Thema
St. Paul Leads American Association Standings
The American Association table shows St. Paul atop with a 335-022 record, followed by Indianapolis 8336.621, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Columbus, and others in tight contention. American League and National League results include New York 7 over Cleveland and Chicago 4 over Philadelphia in 13 innings, with several city matchups noted and Western Association scores across stations like Topeka, Fort Smith, Joplin, and Muskogee.
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Baseball Stats Summary Teases Historic 194? Season Leaders
Readouts list player batting averages runs and runs batted in across teams including Robinson and Ennis. Pitching leaders show Spahn Branca and Wynn with strikeouts and scores. Stolen bases by Hobinson Dillus and Keese highlight competitive season notes.
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Roaton
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St. Louis
Coan
Washington
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Reynolds
Wynn
Trucks
Detroit
Newhouser
Title Bout Tonight Melts Rivalries at Wrigley Field
Ike Williams defends his world lightweight crown against Enrique Belanos in a scheduled 15 round bout at Wrigley Field Los Angeles July 21. Williams seeks a third win after two prior victories as Belanos eyes an upset to become Mexico’s first undisputed lightweight champion. Matchmaker Charley MacDonagh.
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Ike Williams
Mexico
Enrique Belanos
Wrigley Field
Negro Elouter
Trenton
N. J
Bolanoz
Charley MacDon
Veteran fighters anchor charity boxing predicted turnout
Ald, a veteran in fight matters, predicted 18 000 to 20 000 fans and gate receipts around 100 000 for a bout staged to benefit a youth foundation founded by Lou Costello. Referee will be Jack Dempsey. Ske won a split decision in their last 15 round bout. Williams halted Rolanos in eight rounds earlier.
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Lou Costello
Arats
Jack Dempsey
Ske
Williams
Rolanos
Eisenhowers Plan Wisconsin Vacation Together
President Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower will vacation together in Wisconsin. The announcement notes their travel planned for July 21, with the family party visiting Wisconsin locations.
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Eisenhowers
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Milton
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Eisenhower family to join at Lake Minocqua Wisconsin
The Kansas State College family left yesterday for Lake Minocqua Wisconsin and will be joined there by General and Mrs Dwight J Eisenhower and the parents of Mrs Milton Eisenhower Mr and Mrs L R Eakin of Washington indicating a family gathering amid notable names from the Eisenhower circle.
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Lake Minoqua
Wis
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Milton’ Eisenhower
L. R. Eakin
Washington
Notice of lawsuits involving Disbrow heirs and Clinton church trustees
Plaintiffs Roy N. Dickey and Roberta Steele Dickey sue in Douglas County District Court for quieting title to real estate with defendants including W. B. Disbrow C. H. Disbrow E Disbrow Ken Wusprow and church trustees and the Methodist Episcopal Church of Douglas County Kansas. Respond by September 2 1949 or petition will be taken as true. The docket also lists a probate hearing for the estate of Ralph Ward with Newell N. Ward seeking determination of decedent’s interest in real estate in Douglas County and outlines a described property beginning near the northeast quadrant of Section 6 Township 12 Range 20. The hearing date is to be set by the court and notices will be issued by Stewart and Petefish.
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E. Disbrow
Keneser Wusprow
Clinton
Kansas
Roy N. Dickey
Roberta
Steele Dickey
Douglas County
Lawrence
Roberta Steele Dickey
Stewart & Petefish
State of Kansas
Douglan County
Said
Ralph Ward
Newell N. Ward
Township 12
Range
Section 6
Township 13
Theortheast
Detmar Gravitt
Lawrence Dalely Journal-World
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Minnie E. Dicker
Claud RK. Dicker
J. Lane
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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First National Bank of
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Gorrill & Asher
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Nrecret
Henry
Ansher
Asher, Gerrill
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Emma Power
Elsie Power
Sitwate
Connecticut Street
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Lawrence Daleournal-World
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Robert B. Orler
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