Paaemonia Forces Galento Hospitalized Postponing Fight
Tony Galento, No. 1 heavyweight contender, lay in Orange Memorial Hospital with broncho pneumonia and high fever after a chill at his tavern. Promoter Herman Taylor postponed indefinitely the July 26 bout with light heavyweight champion Johnny Lewis in Philadelphia as doctors monitored his condition.
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Orange
N. J
Tony Galento
New Jersey
Johnny Henry Lewis
Philadelphia
Galento
Orange Memorial Hospital
Joseph H. Higi
New York
C.S.T
Galenté
Dr. Higi
Joe Louis
Herman Taylor
Jacobs
Tony
Joseph G. Higi
Higi
Saints regain share of A A lead at St Paul
St Paul moved back to undisputed first in the American Association after a 8 to 7 win over Columbus in game one and an 8 to 2 victory in game two. Kansas City dropped a tie assist after Yancy Terry's three hitters guided Louisville to a 2 to 1 win. Toledo swept Minneapolis 8-4 and 7-1. Indianapolis and Milwaukee were rained out.
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St. Paul
American Association
Apostles
Kansas City
Harry Taylor
Columbus
Posties
Jim Lynn
Wildness
Yanky Terry
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbu
Seeguipeebbits Banpreennitieen Dal
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Woven
Rooklyn
Boston
St. Louiis
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Scores From Major Leagues and Circuits
American League results show St. Louis 9 Washington 7 and Boston 7 Cleveland 4 while Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3 and St. Louis 12 Brooklyn 3 lead National League play. Night games and rain delays noted for several matchups.
Fans Pick Hartness for Over-the-Wall Feat in Americus
In Americus Georgia Ed Hartness of Americus hit a long homer at the new ball park against Thomasville. Fans bought season passes to name the player who might achieve the over-the-wall hit and two hundred votes were cast for Hartness.
Music In a Bank Caused a Riot then Restored by Jazz
A Davenport bank faced a run on September 30, 1931 as depositors jammed the lobby amid fear. Fred Zabel hired a jazz band to play on the balcony and calm the crowd. The music soothed patrons who redeposited funds and the bank returned to normal operation. In a separate note, Gus Gainey of Dunn bought an $800 car with 100 miles on the odometer, and died last spring, leaving the 1921 car in his belongings.
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Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Davenport
Fred Zabel
Gus Gainey
Dunn
N. C
Gainey
Local Sports Calendar Full Week of City League Action
The schedule lists senior softball games at South Park and Lincoln Park venues with matches across Saturday to Friday. Teams include Gascom any Odd Fellows Eagles South End Auto Service and City vs K E P among others with start times around 8 to 9 o'clock.
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Gascomany
South Park
Odd Felonson
Lone Star
McCune Boys
Lawrence Bees
Ban Johnson Park
Topeka Young Democrats
North Lawrence
Eagles
Odd Fellows
e—Bireleys
Tonganoxie
South End
Auto Service
Green Brothers
Lincoln Park
Mules
Mohawks
Barbers
K. E South Th Park
Font Star
Orth Lawrence League
Paper Mill VE. Nehi
Woodlawn Park
Lincoln park—Bulldogs
Ramblers
Gas Co
Obers Ve. Nehi
Brown Bombers
Trapshoot
Gun Club
Barbers Va
City
Va. K
Eagles and Co-Ops Win Senior Softball Games
Eagles and Co-Ops shut out opponents 6 to 0 in senior softball games. The Texas league pitcher from Houston led with a one hit effort, supported by Cooper a noted hurler who has played for the Cardinals and various leagues.
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Eagles
Houston
Pelaheca
Cooper
St. Louis Cardinal
Cards
Columbus American Association
Springfield Western Association
Deacon Will McKechnie Near to a $5,000 Bonus
Cincinnati notes the Reds front office promised Deacon Will McKechnie a $5,000 bonus if attendance topped 450000 with a weekend target. The team enjoys a roller coaster season while star players Vander Meer Goodman Lombardi attract crowds as McKechnie eyes the promised payout if Cincinnati wins the division.
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Cincinnati
Deacon Will McKechnie
Reds
Phillies
Johnny Vander Meer
Giants
Boston
McKechnie
Ival Goodman
Ernie Lombardi
Deacon
Junior League schedule for second session announced
Harold C. Fisher today announced the Southpark junior baseball league second session schedule. Matches include Yankees vs Cubs on July 25 and Tigers vs Jayhawks on July 26, with listings through August 18 featuring Cubs Panthers Jays opponents.
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Southpark
Harold C. Fisher
Yankees
Cubs
Tigers
Jayhawks
Rinkydinks
Panthers
Yankes
Bees to Meet McCune Boys at Ban Johnson Park
The Lawrence Bees renew a season tie with Independence Missouri's McCune Boys Home at Ban Johnson Park Sunday at 2 30 PM. Ernest Ireland directs a strengthened squad with Bobby Allen and Lloyd Mathey among additions. Green Brothers teams travel to Topeka for a Ban Johnson league game at Ripley Park also at 2 30 PM.
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Lawrence Bees
Ban Johnson Park
McCune Boys
Independence
Ernest “Irish
Ireland
Lawrence
Bees
Bobby Allen
Lawrence High
K.U
Lloyd Mathey
Green Brothers
Walter Thome
Topeka
Scott Brothers
Ripley Park
Roundup of Baseball Odds and Rumors From SID Feder
Sport Roundup notes betting odds on Reds Pirates and Red Sox slashed since April. Mentions Dizzy Dean comeback and Cholly Grimm, Hornsby return as manager, Woody English honeymoon decision, Chuck Klein batting comeback, hospital visit for Tony Galento pneumonia, Reino Nori joining Bears, Ruth Medwick Mize apple contest, and Primo Carnera stage show. Concludes with Eagles start practice and Connie Mack radio plan.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
Reds
Pirates
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean
Cholly Grimm
Jolly Cholly
Rogers Hornsby
Baltimore
Woody English
Chuck Klein
Chuck
Tony Galento
Dan Parker
Mirror Sports 2d
Tony
Reino Nori
Chibears
DeKalb College
New York Yan kees Clash With Kansas City Club History
A retrospective summary notes events from a year ago when New York Yan kees added Kansas City club of America Association to their farm system. Three years ago Wilmer Allison and John Van Ren won a Wimbledon doubles match defeating Baron von Speames and Karl Lund of Germany 3 6. Five years ago Sievert of Germany set a world record in deathathon with 1 467 72 points.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Kansas City Club of America Association
Sysem
Wilmer Allison
John van Ren
Wimbledon
Baron von Speames
Karl Lund
Germany
Topeka Demos to Meet R E P Here
Topeka's Young Democrat softball champions host Kansas Electric Power of North Lawrence at South Park Monday night at 8. A capacity crowd is expected after a 1 0 win for the Democrats at Gage Park on July 10. Charlie Klem, a sharp new pitcher, recently threw a no hit no run game for the Demos. Bob Holt starts for the Power team with Winnie Harwood as reliever. Later the Eagles and the Odd Fellows meet in a Senior league clash.
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Green Brothers
North Lawrence
Mayetta
Young Democrats of
Lawrence
Tonganoxie Boys
PYRAE
Wishkno
Masqua
Sperry
McKinney
B. Sperry
Green Bros
Wheeler
Corlis
Stoland
Stompkin
Goble
Frink
Markley
Wesemnaqne Neseseas Maretta
Topeka
South Park
Kansas Electric Power Company
Charlie Klem
Bob Holt
Paola Greenhouse
Power Boys
Winnie Harwood
Electrics
Eagles
The
Odd Fellows
Council Grove
E Dicker
Tae Conner
Ww. Harwood
Po Douglass
aAmerine
Reed
Duver
Harland
St Evans
M. Harwood
Reusch
Remaining South Park ball games lined up this summer
O D Lile releases the South Park softball schedule for exhibition and league play at Woodlawn Park and other sites. Dates show numerous matchups through August with note of open dates and a withdrawal of the Bartz team from the girls league.
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South Park
O. D. Lile
Bartz
Woodlawn Park
Foxx Climbs in batting race. Lombardi regains NL lead
New York reports show Ernie Lombardi regaining the National League batting lead with a .368 average after seven hits in 19 at bats. Jimmy Foxx raises his American League mark to .862 after eight hits in 14 at bats, narrowing Earl Averill’s lead to nine points as Ducky Medwick moves to second in the NL.
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New York
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Lombardi
Wally Berger
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Earl Averill
Foxx
Pet Averill
Cleve
Travis
Wash
Steinbacher
Chi
Trosky
Myer
Washington
Hayes
Chicago
Vosmik
Cramer
Case
National Lombardi
Cincin
Medwick
St. L
Berger
McCormick,Cin
Goodman
Hack
Phila. Ae
Martin
Vaughan
Pittsb
Danning
N. Y
Rizzo, Pittsb
Lawrence Fans Poll for All Star Coaches Ends Tonight
Journal-World invites Lawrence readers to vote for three coaches to lead the college all stars in Chicago on August 31 against the Washington Redskins. Ballots show results by position with points awarded to top three picks.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Chicago
Washington Redskins
The
Journal- World
Kan
Dohrmann
Nebraska
Souchak
Pittsburgh
Sweeney
Notre Dame
Bershak
North Carolina
France
Fordham
Shirey
Ward
Kansas
Maxi Pittsburgh
Krueger
K-State
Mallott Leads U Track Team in Sweden Meet
A team of eight American track and field athletes won 14 events in a three day international meet in Stockholm Sweden. Ray Malott of Stanford and the San Francisco Olympic Club captured three individual events and helped two relay teams to victory setting Swedish records and close to the world mark. Freddie Walcott of Rice also scored twice in hurdle events and later ran 200 meters to win. The Scandinavians dominated weight events but did not win many flat races. The next meet for the team was set for Norrkoping.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ray Malott
Stanford University
San Francisco Olympic Club
Malott
Charley Paddock
Freddie Walcott
Rice
Norrkoping
Franklin’s Bi Focal Glasses Spark Eighteenth Century Adoption
Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal spectacles and George Washington was among the first to adopt them, shaping early American vision aid use and public perception of new eyewear.
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Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Fans await Dizzy Dean comeback versus Giants in doubleheader
The Associated Press reports Dizzy Dean may reveal if his return from a lengthy shoulder break sticks as he faces the New York Giants in a pennant race doubleheader. Other notes include Black Mike Cochrane's potential return, Wally Berger's hot bat, and Reds overcoming the Phillies 11-10 while Pirates ride a 20th win in 25 games.
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Dizzy
Jerome Herman Dean
Boston Bees
New York Giants
Diz
Mike Cochrane
Pittsburgh
Wally Berger
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cochrane
Walter C. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Rudy York
Tigers
Berger
Bill McKechnie
Boston
Reds
Phillies
Phils
Pirates
Giants
Indians
Red Sox
Sox
Bobby Feller
Johnny Humphries
Timin
St. Louis
Browns
Washington
Cards
Brooklyn
Grimm Becomes Radio Baseball Commentator For WBBM
Chicago July 23 Charlie Grimm the former Cubs manager has signed with station WBBM to be a radio baseball commentator starting Sunday He will describe the game tomorrow between his former Cubs players and the New York Giants His salary is described as substantial and he is noted for his baritone voice and storytelling flair
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
WBBM
Columbia Broadcasting Cystom
Charles Grimm
New York Giants
H. Leslie Atlans
The
Broadcasting System
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Baseball Stars Shine In Busy Washingon Day Card
Ducky Medwick, Cardinale, Higgins, Vaughan, Bell, Berger and Klein deliver key hits and RBIs across multiple games. Medwick drove in five in a 12-3 win over the Dodgers, Higgins had a double and single in a 7-4 Red Sox victory, Vaughan paced the Pirates with two RBIs, Bell added two runs, Berger starred for the Reds and Phillies with homers and multi hit totals. The Bunker Hill Monument stands 220 feet high.
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Associated Press
Ducky Medwick
Cardinale
Dodgers
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Indians
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Bees
Beau Bell
Browns
Senators
Wally Berger
Reds
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Berger
Klein
Community Notes From Local Social Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Emry Crawford and Mrs. Banks Browning of California spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harshman. Numerous neighbors visited, babies born to the Cole and Hepner families, and several couples hosted relatives. Activities include E L C E meeting, church circles, and threshing cook details. illness noted for Mrs Haynes, with family updates throughout the area.
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Emry Crawford
Banks Browning
California
Harshman
George Shuler
Thelma
Harrison
George Harrison
Jody Cole
Alice Cole
Roy D
Banks Brownin
Kansas City
Howard
George Hepner
Opal Elm
Pauline Stoebner
Nellie Finch
Dudley Gilges
Lawrence
Hugo Rumsey
John Haynes
Bronson
Haynes
Donald Breithaupt
Harve Clark
Alvin Hernon
Will
Wayne Warner
Will Osborn
Elmer Wintermantle
Marlyn Dee
John Breithaupt
Little Dale Harrison
Ottawa
Sam Wrightsman
Lanty Crawford
Howard Purvis
George Shulerts
Lou Flora
Glen Flora
Lavern
Charley Kim
George Weaver
Anna May
John' Haynes
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