College Football All Stars Chosen For Soldier Field Clash
More than five million gridiron fans have picked 65 All America stars to face the Green Bay Packers in the fourth annual all star game at Soldier Field on September 1. Nebraska fullback Sam Francis leads the starters with 1,104,372 votes, joined by Gaynell Tinsley and Ed Widseth among others from major programs.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
All America
Husker
Bi Sam Francis
Nebraska
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana
Ed Widseth
Minnesota
Averell Daniell
Pittsburgh
Max Starcevich
Washington
Larry Kelley
Yale
Mike Basrak
Duquesne
Ray Buivid
Marquette
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Steve Reid
Northwestern
Bud Svendsen
Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Bobby la Rue
Purdue
John Drake
Red Birds Rally Past Minneapolis All Stars To Take Lead
Columbus Ohio July 28 \\ The Red Birds edged the Minneapolis dominated American Association all star team 7 to 4 in front of a stadium record crowd of 12269. A five run eighth inning sealed the win as Red Birds and Skeeter Webb plus Jordan led the attack while Red Kress had three hits for Minneapolis. The victory marks the third time Columbus has won this event in four years with Minneapolis winning twice previously.
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Red Birds
Millers
Birds
Minneapolis
Red” Kress
Jordan
Skeeter” Webb
Red Bird
Allstars
Milwaukee
Yesterday's Results in Baseball and Bowling Scores
Results recap from AP: National League games Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 9 New York 4 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1 American League St. Louis 8 Boston 5 New York 6 Detroit 5 in 11 innings Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3 Washington 6 Chicago 5 American Association Columbus 7 Al-Stars 4. Elks bowling scores lead by Sutters 243 340 263 Stevenson 1337 381 28% 340. high men Alien 208 Arnold 218.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detrot
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Al-Stars
Ee Elks
Sutters
Stevenson
Alien
Arnold
Petro Jayhawks
Minneapolis Wees
Florance
Cardinals
St. Lou
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Neurtifter
Alt Tresta
Per Aimmermaan
A. Moehler
Hire Montgomery
Wagner
Elks
E Landis
Rothchhild
Reed
Krum
Ud Johnson
Harwoo Jamison
Sheneman
Merrell
Vilna Battle Over Capital Standoff Continues Since World War I
The article recalls Vilna as both Polish and Lithuanian capital, outlining centuries of control, the 1920 handovers, and later disputes. It notes Lithuania still claims Vilna with Kaunas as provisional capital, while Poland holds the city under contested status. It also mentions Tamerlane the cripple and hints at a future feature on a woman who became a British Army general.
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Republic of Lithuania
Lithuania
Russia
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Supreme Council of the
Allies
Kaunas
Foland
Tamerlane
Asia
Europe
Chior
Timur the Lame
Obers and Green Brothers Lose at Woodlawn Ball Park
In Woodlawn park N Lawrence Civic club defeated the Obers Green brothers 9 to 5 in the first softball game. The second game saw Obers prevail over Green Brothers by 15 to 3, continuing a doubleheader.
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Woodlawn Park
North Lawrence
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Green Brothers
Obers-Greens
Hproa Conner
R Malden
If Harris
Duver
Robinson
Omteas Dicker
R. Harris
Cf Pearce
Isamne Smith
Giannangelo
Je B. Johnson
Rs K. Johnson
Ef . Myers
N. Lawrence
B. Harris
Wheeler
C Palmateer
McGinnis
Ib Amyx
Goble
Gb Branson
H. Harris
Bushey
Q Berry
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Sw Conner
Harwood
Dover
Moon
Evana
Reed
Burnett
Rr R. Harris
Rs. Robinson
Green Bros
E Myers
Reusch
F. Harris
K. Johnson
Johnson
A Miller
Maiden
Ty Smith
Wells
House
Holcom
Wildcats Panthers Midget South Park Calendar
Sports calendar lists multiple midget junior and woodlawn park games in South Park venues. Notable matchups include Wildcats vs Panthers, various school teams against local rivals, and a Band concert with games across Woodlawn Park and South Park on Wednesday through Sunday, including Topeka Santa Fees vs Lawrence Green Brothers at Ban Johnson park.
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Panthers
South Park
Baldwin Girls
Tonganoxle
S. Grocera
Pleasant Grove
Ireland
Rascals
Obers-Green Brothers
Woodlawn Park
North Lawrence
National Guards
Barbers
One
Emporia
Woodlawn
Va. Gas Company
South Ark
City
Lone Star
Topeka Santa Fes
Lawrence Green Brother
Ban Johnson
Ban Johnson Park
Twenty-First
Louisiana Streets
Jayhawks Top Cardinals in Midget League Tilt. Co-Ops Defeat Elks
The Jayhawks beat the Cardinals 10 to 7 in a midget league game at Southpark yesterday afternoon. In the junior league, the Co-Ops defeated the Elks 7 to 1.
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Jayhawks
Cardinals
Southpark
Elks
PESTERDA STARS Deliver Late Victories Across Leagues
Red Rolfe and Red Ruffing fueled a 11th inning comeback as the Tigers fell 6-6 then won in the final frame. Red Lucas limited the Phillies to six hits in a 4-1 Pirates victory. Medwick’s ninth inning homer sent the Cardinals past the Giants 9-8. Demaree led a nine hit Cubs attack in a 5-2 loss to the Dodgers. Werber’s eighth inning double produced two runs in a 4-2 win for Athletica over the Indians. Kovpal and Foxx combined for a strong day as Browns and Red Sox split, Foxx homering and doubling twice in an 8-5 win. Grissom fanned ten in a 3-2 Reds win over the Bees, Scarsella’s ninth inning shot provided the margin. Billy Myers’ ninth inning single drove in a run to cap the Senators 6-5 win over the White Sox.
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Red Ruffing
Yankees
Tigers
Red Lucas
Pirates
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
St. Louis
Giants
Frank Demaree
Cubs
Dodgers
Bill Werber
Athletica
Indians
Lou Kovpal
Browns
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Sox
Les Grissom
Les Scarsella
Reds
Grissom
Belt Bees
Man On
Billy Myers
Senators
Whiteox
Joseph Michael Medwick
Robert “Red” Rolfe
Leslie George Scarsetta
Joseph Mick‘ael
Carteret
N. J
Gas House
Carl Hubbell
al Smith
Ducky Wucky
Scarsella
Ival Goodman
Sav
Lee Grissom
Cincinnati
Rolfe
Dartmouth
K.O. Punch
Red
Holfe
Frank Crosetti
Yanks
Bill Myers
Washington
White Sox
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baseball Leaders and Standout Stats Across Leagues
AP rounds up top batting averages runs and RBIs. Medwick of the Cardinals leads batting and home runs. DiMaggio tops the Yankees in runs and RBIs. Hartnett and Greenberg pace others with notable totals, while several players lead in doubles and stolen bases across the Bees Cubs Pirates Giants and more.
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Associated Press
Medwick
Cardinals
Capper Girls and Eagles Win South Park Softball
Abbie Dodge wins the 2:28 pace at Greenwood County Fair in Buroks Kan. Pi-Abbie Dodge owned by Arch McDavid of Topeka tops in opening K and O circuit event though loses first heat to Joy Bond of Oklahoma City. Other results include 2:16 trot Virginia Woman owned by A. L. Derby Wichita with best time 2:09, More Expense owned by Bob McNeil Eureka 2:10, Run Awyn owned by C. Axe Council Grove 521⁵ seconds, Lookout Ring owned by Neva Henderson Burden 1,2213.
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Buroks
Kan
Pi—Abbie Dodge
Arch McDavid
Topeka
Greenwood County Fair
Altho
Joy Bond
Bert Sheppard
Oklahoma City
Virginia
A. L. Derby
Wichita
Bob McNeil
Eureka
Runawin
C. Axe
Council Grove
Lookout Ring
Neva Henderson
Burden
Medwick Stars With His Big Bat In Pirates Reds Yankees Show
Baseball fans witnessed late inning heroics as Medwick and Scarsella led wins for Cardinals Reds and others. Wacky ninth inning rallies decided four games while Rolfe Delayed KO and Grover Alexander style closers shaped tight finishes for Yankees Giants and Cubs.
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Associated Press
Merriwell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Bees Hope for First Division Berth in Hustling Roundup
New York sport notes report Boston Bees aiming for a top division spot amid a collage of baseball and tennis items. Mentions Archie San Romani sailing to Europe, Helen Wills Moody divorce motive, Lee Louis rising, Tom Yawkey rebuilding with farm hands, Mel Ott slump, and Giants seeking waivers for Davis and Baker. Also notes Seabright events, Shields on Davis Cup plans, and a Leavenworth county treasurer audit by Wasson & Co.
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Boston Bees
King Levinsky
Alice Marble
London
Levinsky
Beert
Cardinals
Joe Mestwick
Frankie Frisch
Archie San Romani
Kansas Miler
Europe
Sonja Henie
Norway
Giants
George
Kiddo) Davis
Tom Baker
Terry
Ben Cantwell
Jersey City
Blondy Ryan
Davis
Lee Louis
Seabright
California
Helen Wills Moody
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Mel Ott
Bill Terry
Henry Wheeler
Newport
R. I
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Thomas ©. M. Sopwith
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