Yankees Hold Narrow Margin In Pennant Race May Be Slipping
A verbose sports brief notes the Yankees trailing the Athletics in the American League pennant race after a West Coast trip, with strong pitching leads from Lefty Grove and Burleigh Grimes shaping the stretch drive. It also covers Davis Cup tennis action as France hosts the United States at Roland Garros, highlighting the doubles pair Way Ryn and Wilmer Allison and the return of veteran Bill Tilden, with predictions of a closer match than expected. In the Lawrence baseball scene, Basehor and Neson-Hubbe teams post solid performances with key hits from Fouts, Nelson, and Harris as they prepare for upcoming games at Shook diamond.
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Knight
H. B. Brocker
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Paris
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New York
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Big Bill Tilden
Wilmer Allison
Austin
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John van Ryn
Orange
Lawrence Horseshoe Club Beats Topeka Team
The Lawrence Horseshoe Club defeated the Highland Park team of Topeka on Central Park courts yesterday, winning both doubles and singles. Lawrence took doubles 1024 to 961 and singles 1824 to 1676, with O Luce and CJ Erica leading doubles and A Daddens and H Sewell top in singles. A return match will be played in Topeka next Sunday.
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Canzoneri In Training For Mandell Bout In Chicago
Former featherweight champion Tony Canzoneri, in peak condition, trains at Washington Park race track in Chicago for the August 2 bout at Chicago Stadium against lightweight champion Sammy Mandell. Mandell has also been in camp to make 135 pounds, working to trim from 138 with one week left.
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Grimes Leaves Game with Thumb Injury for Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Grimes dislocated his pitching hand thumb after a line drive hit him on Saturday. He likely will miss five weeks, ending his season run of 16 wins and few losses.
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Los Angeles Welter to Fight Italian Opponent Thursday
Los Angeles welterweight champion fields an opportunity for wider recognition as he prepares to meet Italian foe Joe Dundee in New York. The bout, billed for Thursday night, highlights a crucial week in the fighter’s career and the boxing scene.
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Swiping Balls to Please Friends in Baseball Lore
By AL- DEMAREE formerly of the New York Giants. The piece recounts tales of ball grabbing by big leaguers, notably a Braves veteran who hid balls in his shirt to avoid a pitcher's shortage. It also recalls a Boston player who used worn balls to transport liquor, illustrating quirky prewar locker room humor and habits.
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Baldwin Nine Routs Hill Motor In Sixth Inning Rally
Baldwin sluggers rally in the sixth inning to overcome the Hill Motor Company of Lawrence, finishing 4 to 3. P. Stoneking and Seitz hit two doubles apiece as Baldwin seizes the lead. Lawrence fights back but falls short in the eighth. Next Sunday the Hill nine hosts Springhill in a renewed rivalry dating back two years.
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Sports Roundup Across Leagues and Events
A chaotic transcript lists baseball results from the American and National Leagues, horse racing prize money, and Davis Cup team news. It notes cities and scores, mentions a turf record sum of 220,060 dollars, and cites a track meet for women at Soldier Field, plus a comment on radio broadcasts hurting attendance in New York.
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Rotary and Kiwanis Meet for Second Baseball Game
Rotary and Kiwanis baseball teams face off tomorrow afternoon at KU diamond in the second game of their series. Rotary won the first game last week. Pinch hitter Whitney Witt of the old Yankee star fame leads the International League with a .457 batting average. Real estate transfers include Lena Stewart and John C Stewart to D T Ransdell and C W Smith for east 40 feet of lots 41-44 on Ninth Street, Baldwin, $3100. Beulah P Ransdell transfers half interest in the same parcels to C W Smith for $900. J Floyd EB Anderson and Ada A Anderson sell east 16 feet of Lot T and west 64 feet of Lot U on High Street, Baldwin, to W J Leatherbury for $1.00 and other considerations.
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K. U
Lena Stewart
John C. Stewart
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D. T. Ransdell
C. W. Smith
Ninth Street
City of
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Wichita
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Winfield to inaugurate six day racing program
Races at Winfield Kansas set to begin harness events tomorrow with a six race card. The week's program will culminate with automobile races on Saturday. A separate note mentions a polo match between Polo England and the United States planned for next year following the 1928 Argentine defeat.
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Cochran couple in Eu dora diversify with acre of flowers
Mr and Mrs D C Cochran living one mile southwest of Eu dora have embraced diversified farming. They cultivate perhaps an acre in flowers and have sold a portion of their crop to florists.
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Eudora
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