Exhibition league game lineup announced for Wednesday
The 4 a vote selected exhibition teams for a one inning game at 6 pm on the Shook diamond. George Clem of Kangas Electric Power is the top pitcher for the first team with Meyer and Ray Snow backing him. Catchers include Cox of the Bankers and Cox of the Kansas Electric Power for the second team. First basemen are Trombold and Freddy Nelson, with Elzy Davis at second and Hays at third. Outfielders include Gilbert Francis, Fd Schmidt, Roy Johnson, Robert Pugh, Wade Pierce, and Moon Mullins. The game is expected to draw a large crowd as the best league players are chosen.
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Iea
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Union Pacific
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Ice
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Journal-World
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Syng
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Sdcker
Harris
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Box Factory
Gilbert Francis
Kansas Electric Power Company
Fd Schmidt
Icce Ieoranany
Roy Johnson
the Ice Company
Robert ‘Pugh
Wade Pierce
Golf Rules Mention Grounding The Club Hazard Note
Fragmented sports snippet references grounding the club without penalty and discusses hazards in golf. Mentions players such as Topeleche and Haakon Hansen with partial names and locations including San Francisco and Fort Worth. OCR fragments show 1929 Burke Golf Company Associated Press styling and boxing lightly into a boxing-like list of bouts with various names. The readable facts hint at rules around grounding may apply in hazard areas and a historical golf article voice.
Union Pacific beats Journal World in Industrial League game
Union Pacific Railroad team defeated the Journal World by 4 to 0, scoring all runs in the first two innings. Ha on first via a single. Coffman, Snow, Mull, and Randall drove in runs. Harris of Journal World made a standout defensive effort with four fly balls and one assist. Tonight the Bankers face Kansas Electric battlers. an exhibition game is planned tomorrow with two fan-picked teams.
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Union “Pacific
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Cook
Mull
Randall
Snow
Union Pacific
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Railroad Men
Harris
Bankers
Kansas Electric Battlers
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Vanderenter
Wickersham
Journal-W
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Mullins
Gosset
Mullin
Price
Elks defeat Eagles 6 to 3 at South Park Diamond
Elks score two in the third and one in the fourth to beat the Eagles 6 to 3. Cummings earns the win with four hits allowed and three walks. Higgins relieves but also surrenders three walks. Eagles bats were led by George Senne and Duver among others.
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Eagles
South Park
Cummings
Elkflinger
Higgins
Dovers ‘Boys
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Senne
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RHP
Pringle
Elks. Fi
Two Speedboats Collide Off Navy Pier in Lake Michigan
Two speedboats carrying passengers collided head on in Lake Michigan near Navy Pier. One man drowned Leo Suesskind of Yonkers. N. David Cohen of Chicago is missing. The boats sank at once. several passengers injured. Rescue efforts continued as the lake was dragged for the missing man.
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Chiraghy
Jnly 28
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Leo Suesskind
Yonkers
Seek Part of Boxer's Earnings Through Suits
New York July 23 AP The fifties sub division known as Max Schmeling faces a fresh legal challenge as Frederick Kirsch sues for two percent of Schmeling's U S earnings from his Uzcdun victory. The suit targets Madison Square Garden and managers Rose and others to appoint a receiver for the two percent share. Kirsch says he introduced Schmeling and Buelow to Rose who passed three percent to Kirsch. Joe Jacobs now controls Schmeling and holds shares amid disputed allocations.
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Schmeling
Sturie
Frederick Kirsch
Fearnings
Kirsch
Quondam
Arthur Buelow
Supreme Court
William Black
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Charlie. Rose
Paulino Uzcudun
Kirseh
Buelow
Rose
Joe_Jacobs
Jacobs
Yesterday's Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's scores list National Association results with Columbus and Kansas City, Toledo, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, St Paul, Louisville, and Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn. American League shows Cleveland at Philadelphia. Western League games include Tulsa Wichita, Topeka, Oklahoma City, Des Moines, Pueblo, Denver and Omaha. Ads mention Barber's Drug Store.
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National ‘Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St.Paul
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Vals
Tulsa
Wichita
Fopeka
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Pueblo
Denver
Omaha
Jack Dempsey’s 1919 string and Missouri visit note
Jack Dempsey fought six times in 1919 scoring five one round knockouts and a stoppage in the sixth against Jess Willard. The piece also mentions visits in Missouri and notes Steve Hinshaw, a University grid coach, spending vacation in the Czarl with E. H. Lupton of Lawrence. Bowling scores and the name Phil Gane appear in Elks bowling context.
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Jack
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Missouri
Steve Hinshaw
Czarl
E. H. Lupton
Lawrence
ELKS
State Legion baseball tournament opens in Wichita
Eight Kansas teams start a three day elimination series at Vision Park Wichita to crown the state American Legion baseball champion. Games begin tomorrow with four on opening day and two more on Thursday. Final at Island Park Friday with Western League umpires. The winner advances to the regional in Topeka August 15-16 facing Illinois Colorado and Missouri champions.
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Kan
Kansas
American Legion
Thomas. Hopkins’ Post
American.Legion
Raymond du Mont
island.Park
Tang
Topeka
Illinois
Colorado
Missouri
Sage Ex Eerts Paints
Barber's Drug Store
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