All Star Football Eleven Selected to Face Redskins
The public chose an eleven to meet the Washington Redskins in the fifth annual all star game at Soldier Field on August 31. The lineup includes ends Charles Sweeney Notre Dame and Perry Schwartz Pennsylvania State, tackles Vic Markov Washington and Marty Sehraver Purdue, guards Joett Texas A&M and Leroy Monsky Alabama, center Ralph Wolf Ohio State, ends Andy Puplis Notre Dame, halfbacks Cecil Schell Purdue and Andy Oram Minnesota, fullback Frank Patrick Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Middle West
Wasington Redskins
Soldier Field
Charles Sweeney
Otre ‘Dame
Perry “Schwarts
Beaver Nia
Vic% Markov
Washineton
Marty Sehraver
Chuck Sweeney
Notre Dame
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Chicago Tribune
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The
Journal-World
Jim Benton
Arkansas
Pete Smith
Oka
Fred Shirey
Nebrasika
Jack Robbins
Stanley Mondalaj
Mis‘souri
Byron ‘White
Colorado
Whitlow Wyatt Excels With Eighth Strikeout In Shutout
Minneapolis fell 10 to 0 as Wyatt, Milwaukee’s pitching ace, delivered another shutout. The right hander, recently purchased by Brooklyn Rodgers, improved to 15 wins this season and matched the era’s notable strikeout pace. St Paul beat Kansas City 6 to 3, tightening Saints’ lead to three games. Toledo defeated Louisville 9 to ? behind Al Epberly’s six hits.
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Minneapolis
Whitlow Wyatt
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Rodgers
McGlyn
St. Paul
Vic Frasier
Kansas City
Saints
Blues
Indianapolis
Indians
Columbus
al Epberly
Toledo
Louisville
Yesterday's Scores from Associated Press Recap
Baseball and league results show St Louis and New York strong in the National League and American League with Chicago Boston Detroit and Washington among winners. American Association scores include St Paul Milwaukee Toledo Indianapolis and others with varied finales.
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Nationaleague
St. Louis
New Tee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
America Seociation
Ssegeen
Indianapolis Weateneyeng
Minneapolis
Milwaukes Neates
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville Teane
Chicago Erseee
Boston Meee
Vintage Davis Cup comeback and rail derailment report
A year ago the United States regained the Davis Cup with Frank Parker defeating Charles Hare and Don Budge beating Bunny Austin, giving the U S a 4 1 victory over England in the challenge round. Also a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed near El Dorado derailing ten loaded cars and disrupting line service with no injuries reported.
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Frank Parker
Charles Hare
Don Budge
Bunny Austin
Ingland
el Lagarto
Ndt
George Reis
Wills Moody
Iterate Si
el Dorada
Pacific
Opera House Splits Nations on Derby Line Border
Derby Line Vermont hosts an opera house with stage in Canada and seating in the United States. Built in 1901 funded by Mrs Martha Haskell the 464 seat venue has two thirds of the audience in the US witnessing Canadian productions. Also notes Masaryk elected Czechoslovakia’s first president from abroad in 1918 while campaigning in several countries.
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Derby Line
Vermont
Boston
Quebec City
Martha 8. Haskell
United States
Canada
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Switzerland
France
England
Italy
Russia
Prague
Local Sports Schedule Runs Midweek On City Parks
The calendar lists Wednesday and Saturday games across senior and junior leagues. Matchups include Barbers against K B E P at South Park, Co-Ops versus Lone Star, Lincoln Park Bulldogs versus Ramblers, and North Lawrence league contrasts at Woodlawn Park. Senior softball features South End v Gas Co and Barbers v Odd Fellows with several 8 to 9 o clock starts. Exhibition games pit K E P against North Lawrence and Rascals versus North Lawrence K P.
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Barbers Va. K. BE. P
South Park
Lone Star
Lincoln Park
Bulldogs
Ramblers
North Lawrence
E. P
Cutters
Woodlawn Park
Hursday
Rinkydinks
Panthers
South End
Gas Co
Lincoln Parke Mules
Brown Bombers
Eth Cae
Yankees
Tigers
Sour Park
Ialocke
Barbers
Odd Fellows
Auto Service
North Lawrence Sa
To Eka’ Transfer
City
BE. IP
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North Lawrence K. P
Sarron Recovers and Golf Comes Back in Style
Petey Sarron leaves hospital and returns to golf as he plans a quick ring return. Dodgers draw crowds and Giants get bets from New York writers while Helen Moody eyes Forest Hills rematch. Babe Ruth’s fans and a midweek exhibition spark chatter amid a busy sports pages roundup.
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New York
Petey Sarron
Tony Galento
Giants
Dizzy
Dean
Diz
Hoanes
Arkansas
Armstrong Rae Ambers
la Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
la Jacobs
Brooklyn
Albany
Dodgers
Ruth
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
New York Baseball Writers
Helen
Wills Moody
Kansas
Baseball season leaders report from major leagues
AP summary lists top performers in batting average runs batted in and pitching from the National and American Leagues. Medwick and Foxx lead in several categories while Blanton and Grove anchor mound finishes.
Kanees Big Six all sports standings reveal decade and a half
The University of Kane sits high among Big Six schools in a 15 year all sports scoring survey using Dr. F C Allen decathlon method. Oklahoma leads in first places, while Nebraska Kansas and others show varied finishes including multiple seconds and thirds. Earl Falkenstein compiled the year by year totals.
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University of Kan-e
F.C. Allen
Missouri Alley
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas ‘State
Missouri
Earl Falkenstein
Towa State
Kansas State
Neem
Alladit
Lawrence Green Brothers Open Night Season at Topeka
The Lawrence Green Brothers travel to Topeka to face the Santa Fe Railroaders in a night game at Ripley Park at 8 30 PM. The Greens are among the fastest clubs in this section and local fans expect a strong season debut.
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Lawrence Green Brothers
Ban Johnson
Greens
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroders
Ripley Park
Lawrence
New High School Coach Succeeds Ed Wood at Liberty Memorial
Elmer Schaake named head coach for Liberty Memorial high school this fall after star tenure at the school and at the University of Kansas. Schaake comes from Bethany College where he led all sports and has moved to Lawrence to prepare for football practice. His home is 632 Tennessee Street.
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A. Wood
Liberty Memorial High
Elmer Schaake
University of ‘Anas
Schaake
Lawrnce
Bethany College
Scaake
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Derringer Delivers 13th Victory as Reds Top Bees
Paul Derringer pitched the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-2 win over the Boston Bees, earning his 13th victory against seven defeats. He allowed five hits, walked none, struck out five, and exited after six before Debs Garris doubled but failed to touch first. Hank Greenberg homered twice as Detroit beat Washington 6-5, closing the gap behind Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace. Joe DiMaggio drove in six for the Yankees, who defeated the Browns twice to widen their lead.
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Paul Deinger
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Greenberg
Herenit Tigers
Seeidag
Peeerinses
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Greenberg
Detroit
Washington Senators
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Derringer
Paul
Debs Garris
Feller
Indians
Bobby
Notable Golf Figures Attend Midwest Club Meet
Creek Wise r Carl has been practicing for an annual event and is a past winner. C E Dy painted greens at Shiw Nee Country Club in Colorado. Ed Pratt, greenskeeper, visited with Chik Pontins on Monday. Bar Whitaker, manager of Security View Golf Course in Topeka, played AB holes at the club Monday.
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Ed'Pratt
Shiwnee Country
Chik
Pontins
Whitaker
Security View
Topeka
Hostak Wins World Middleweight Title in Fast Knockout
Seattle's Al Hostak, 22, defeats Freddie Steele in one minute 43 seconds of the first round to claim the world middleweight crown before about 30 000 fans. Steele earns about 30 000 to 35 000. Hostak takes 12 percent after taxes from nearly 90 000 gate receipts.
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Seattle
al Hostak
Georgetown
Hostak
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Jack Dempsey
Steele
Eddie Miller
Eddie Marino
Ostak
Baseball Roundup: Dodgers, Giants, Tigers Shine in Big Wins
Ducky Medwick and Johnny Mize slugged homers off Cliff Melton as the Cardinals beat the Giants 6-5. Bob Feller allowed seven hits with ten strikeouts in a 4-2 Indians win over the Athletics. Ripper Collins drove in four on five hits in the Cubs 10-8 comeback over the Dodgers. Hank Greenberg hit two homers in a 4-5 Tigers win over the Senators. Derringer hurled five hitless innings as the Reds topped the Bees 5-2. DiMaggio paired a homer with multiple doubles in a 10-5 Yankees win over the Browns and then added three doubles in a nightcap 12-5 victory.
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Ducky Medwick
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Cliff Melton
Giants
Bob Feller
Indians
Athletics
Ripper Collins
Cubs
Dodgers
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Paul
Senators
Derringer
Reds
Myrilh
Hoag
Joe
DiMaggio
Yankees
Ingles
Browns
Homer
Greens at Santa Fe Clash in Topeka Park Game
The Greens travel with Harold Lefty Liell to Topeka’s Ripley Park for a 25 cent admission game against Santa Fe. Santa Fe’s pitching staff includes Lefty Holmes Price and Denny with Topeka veterans Tarr Webb Caulk and Beckley returning players.
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Topeka F
Ripley Park
Topeka
Sixth Street
Highway 40
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Railroaders
Old Green Brothers
Harold
Lefty
Liell
Gib Francis
Newt ‘Kresie
Lloyd Mathew
Hook
Holmes
Texas Neamus
Wichita
Pat”Price
Lawrence Denny
Railroader
Pete
Jerry Tarr
Em Caulk
Spider,Webb
Daive Beckley
Tigers Defeat Jayhawks in Junior League Game
A junior league game saw the Tigers beat the Jayhawks in a competitive matchup. The item notes the teams’ efforts and outcome, fitting a concise game summary style for a local paper.
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Tigers
Jayhawks
Auto Servicemen Triumph In Senior Softball Showdown
The Auto Service team defeated the South Enders 13 to 4 at Southark last night in a senior softball game. The losers managed five hits. The Bireleys girls defeated the Tonganoxie girls 13 to ?
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Tigers
Jayhawks
Southpark
Triery
Tiger
AB Stapleton
Abe AY Keane
Fisher
Snyder
F Guent
Florence
Auto!'Service
South Enders
Southark
Bireleys
Tonganoxie Girls
Henry Armstrong Trains Hard in Pompton Lakes Sparring
Henry Armstrong, 138 pounds and heavier than ever, blasts sparring partners Chalky Wright and Jackie Reemes at Polo Grounds workouts. He predicts knocking out Lou Ambers in seven to eight rounds, while critics note his speed and endurance remainunchanged.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Polo Grounds
Armstrong
Chalky Wright
Jackie Reemes
Henry
Lou
Reemes
Lawrence Country Club Open Putting Tour Opens
First round golf matches proceed at Lawrence Country Club with George Kuhne defeating Edward Penchard Jr and Gene Glahn achieving eleven aces in 36 holes to beat Glenn Oatman. R C O Miller and Ed Penchard Sr win in the President's bracket while no Secretary's bracket results yet. Dr. J I Perry and Dr L E Rice set to play tonight as McLouth members visit Thursday. Wolf drive planned for Friday July 29 starts at 6 o'clock. Bells and noise-makers arrive for tee area and a moving stake camera may film events.
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J.I. Perry
L. E. Rice
McLouth
Carl
Wil
Social Circle Meeting Report and Local Notices
Local social circle members met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Roy Curtis near Lone Star. Readers and families, including Rose Mesger, Teri, Kenneth Daniels, and Mrs Fred Howard, are noted in routine activities and visits around Lone Star Pleasant Valley and nearby communities. Neighbors reported rain relief and ongoing farm duties, with D Meyser and Duver trucks bound for Arkansas and others visiting relatives in Pleasant Grove and High Prairie.
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Ind
Igve
Joni. Diels
Sandy
Bill Porter
Roy Curtis
Lone Star
Rose Mesger
Teri
Kenneth Daniels
Fred
Howard
W. R. Saunders
Ralph Messer
Charlie Batchler
Mia
Jack Dillon
Thelma’ Winchell
Roy Deay
Alice Howard
W. W. Garrett
Pleasant Valley
Daniels
Frene
Stumbeler
High Prairie
John Churchbaugh
Wibble
Royney
Itve Flory
Bonnie
Monia’ Winchell
Flory
Edny
Mary’ McNish
D Pauch
Eudora
Airmail Dispatches Reported From Marlin Texas
In 1938 during national air mail week Marlin Texas processed 1820 mail pieces with 1000 held for time rent. The mail sent to Marlin in 1929 waited to be dispatched on the first airmail plane to depart the city.
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Marlin
Tex
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