Green Brothers Bow to Railroaders in Loss at Ripley Park
The Pawerence Green Brothers lost 10 to 6 to the Santa Fe Railroaders of Topeka at Ripley Park. Newt Kresie took the loss after three innings, Lefty Liell pitched well, Pete Tarr homered for Topeka, and Monte Merkel drove in runs as the Railroaders pulled away with six seventh inning runs.
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Pawerence Green Brothers
Santa Fe Railroaders
Topeka
Ripley Park
Greens
Railroaders
Newt Kresie
Harold
Lefty” Liell
Little Round
Santa Fes
Leavenworth Generals
Francis
Gilbert Francis
Seth Grafke
Kresie
Pete Tarr
Torpeka
Jack Sands
Tarr
Holmes
Monte Merkel
Kappelman
Sands
Lawrence
Sehon
Johnson
Senaeee
Houk
Merkel
Grafke
Babcock
Lie
Erane
Sovespinansseoyeees
Santa Fe
Michael
Waeaseees
Boublay
R. Houk
Liell
Francis i
Stone
Mappelman
Coutson Ni Ee
Range as It Seems by John Hix on Ned Buntline’s dynamic life
A compact portrait of Edward Zane Carroll Judson known as Ned Buntline, the pioneer dime novelist. The piece traces his naval heroism, legal troubles, public riots, buffalo bill nickname, prolific output, and later Adirondack life, ending with a question about sermons invading England in World War I.
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John Hix
Edward Zane Carroll Judson
Ned ‘Buntline
Beadle and Adams
York State
Ned Buntline
United States Navy
East River
Buntline
Nashville
Tenn
Robert Porterfield
Buntline #8
Porterfield
New York
Astor Place
St. Louis
Bai
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Adirondack
Greens Face Leavenworth in Ban Johnson Park Showdown
The Green Brothers' team hosts the Leavenworth Generals at Ban Johnson Park at 2:30 PM on Sunday. Greens hold a two and a half game lead in the eastern division as fans anticipate a spirited clash. Stan Wilson and Harold Lefty Liell duel for pitching bragging rights with Liell aiming for his 12th win of the season.
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Green Brothers
Leavenworth Generals
Ban Johnson Park
Twenty-First
Louisiana
Greens
Generals
Lawrence
Stan Wilson
Harold “Lefty
Liell
Leavenworth
Wilson
Greens Rally For Wide Victory In Final Inning
In a tense game the Greens overcome a late deficit as Michael, Tarr and Merkel drive a seventh inning rally. Holmes delivers a two out double scoring three to seal the win after a wild seventh inning bases loaded threat.
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Tee Bellis
Rafke
Michael
Pete Tarr
Stonewalker
Jordon
Caulk
Hefner
Babcock
Kappelman
J. Tarr
Kresie
Merkel
Holmes
Greens
Schaake
Grafke
Weekend Sports Calendar Sets Local Matchups
Friday features Junior League Yankees versus Tigers at South Park 6 pm. Senior basketball shows Barbers against Odd Fellows at South Park 8 pm and Auto Service versus Lorie Star at 9 pm. Exhibition R E P versus Tepeke Transfer at Woodlawn Park 8 pm. Saturday has City versus K E P at South Park 8 pm and Irish Rascals versus North Larshe ik at 9 pm. Sunday hosts golf match Glenn Oat man and Chick Pontius versus John Kohane and William McPharen at Hillview 1 30 pm and Ban Johnson league game Leavenworth vs Lawrence at Ban Johnson Field 2 30 pm.
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Yankees
Tigers
South’park
Barbers
Odd Fellows
South Park
Auto Service
Lorie Star
North Lawrence
Tepeke Transfer
Woodlawn Park
Irish Rascals
North Larshe Ik
E. P
Glenn Oatman
Chick Pontius
John Kohane
William McPharen
Baldwin
Hillview Course
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Ban Johnson Field
Louisianai
Freddie Steele to retire from boxing in Turtle, Washington
Freddie Steele, former middleweight champion, plans to retire from the ring to go into business in Turtle, Wash. Manager Miller says Steele will sign a five year contract and cannot fight without consent. Steele earned 35,115 from a recent one round knockout. opponent Ace Akers received 8,775. Also mentions golfer Jimmy Thomson scoring a hole in one.
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Turtle
Wash
Aee Miller
Freddie:le
Miller
Steele
Alyee Ak
HENS Rally Past Colonels In Extra Innings To Narrow Gap
Toledo fans saw the Mud Hens win 6 to 5 in 11 innings over Louisville, boosting hope for fourth place in the American Association. Milwaukee split a doubleheader with Minneapolis, helping Toledo within two games of the Brewers as Kansas City edged St. Paul in 18 innings.
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Toledo
Toledo Mud Hens
Louisville
Milwaukee
Hens
Colonels
Minneapolis
Brewers
Millers
Ted Williams
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus
Blues
Indians
Indianapolis
Major League Penants Dominate Baseball Standings
Historical MLB stats show batting leaders, runs batted in, and hits for both American and National Leagues. Key figures include Foxx, Greenberg, Averill, Ott, Medwick, and McCormick with top totals across categories. A final note mentions Thomas Edison and early dictating machines in offices.
Hillview Match Promises Long Drives and Sand Green Skill
Hillview golf course hosts a 18 hole best ball match next Sunday at 1 30 p m between Glenn Oatman and Chick Pontius of Lawrence and John Kohane and William McPharen of Baldwin. Oatman drives 200 225 yards and Pontius 300 yards plus, with strong approach shots and solid putting on sand greens.
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Hillview
Lawrence
Highway 59
Glenn Oatman
Chick Pontius
Lawrence Country Club
Kansas
John Kohane
William McPharen
Baldwin
Oatman
Hills of Topeka Swamps Over Obers in Softball Tilt
Hills of Topeka, leading the league, defeated Obers of Lawrence 16 to 2 at Woodlawn Park last night. Obers plated both runs in the fourth inning when Sam Boardman reached on an error and Pat Holcom homered to center. Gordinier, Hill, hit the other homer for Topeka.
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Francis
Michael
Topeka
Grafke
Houk
Stone
Pete Tarr
Greene
Ralph Houk
Walt Houk
Sands
Norm Babcock
Johnson
Greens
Kresie
Kappelman
Hills Coge Food
Obers
Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Sam Boardman
Pat Holcom
Gordinier
Hill
South End
Southpark
Gasmen
Hauser
Selig
Ss Waters
Wood
Neider
Perry
Lf Beougher
Rf Moormen
TS Bebee
Abe
PO ‘Winters
Sa Gas Co
Mullin
Cochran
Biggs
Rf Pitzer
Henderson
Cf Coy
Lf . McClain
Aes
South
Gas Co
Senior Softball Teams Vote to Amend Roster Rules
Managers in the South Park senior softball league approved suspending the no sign rule after June 1 to allow replacements for injured or relocated players. The Players' committee, led by Tidrow, will approve new players. C D Lile named Fisher to oversee finances and form an assistant committee.
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South Park
C. D. Lile
Lawrence Softball Czar
F. M. Tidrow
C. D. Evans
W. A. McClain
Tidrow
Lile
Harold C. Fisher
Fisher
Danish Teen Swims Baltic Sea in Record Time
Jenny Kammersgaard a 17 year old Danish girl swam 28 miles from Gedser Denmark to Niegenhagen near Warnemuende Germany in about 40 hours 20 minutes becoming believed to be the first person to swim the Baltic. She began at 7 p m Wednesday and finished today at 11 20 a m.
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Copenhagen
Jenny Kammersgaard
Baltic Sea
Denmark
Germany
Baltic
Gedser
Niegenhagen
Warnemuende
Red Sox Hold Pace in American Race Behind Pitching Surge
The Boston Red Sox remained close to the Yankees and Indians in the AL pennant race after a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago White Sox, 13-8 and 8-5. Doerr hit .400 over the past month, with Pennock guiding a group of rookie arms and Foxx and Chapman providing power as the team climbed within two of Cleveland and three of New York.
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Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Indians
Sox
Yawkey
Lefty Grove
Chicago White Sox
Gene DeSantals
Grove
Doe Cramer
Lefty
Baseball Roundup Hits and Highlights From The Weekend
Linus Frey of the Reds hits a bases loaded double in a 4-2 win over the Bees. Oral Hildebrand of the Browns earns a seven hitter in a 4-3 win over the Yankees. Carl Hubbell of the Giants shuts down the Cardinals 2-1 with seven hits allowed. Jay White of the Tigers drives in two, scores twice, as they rout the Senators 12-4. Jim Tobin of the Pirates throws a seven hitter to beat the Phillies 9-2. Ben Chapman and Dick Midkiff spark the Red Sox in a 13-8 opener, with Chapman homering and driving in four, while Midkiff with one hit saves the nightcap 8-5.
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Foxx
Ben Chapman
Homer
Chapman
Sox
Midkiff
White Sox
Tne
Indians
Athletics
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Washington Senators
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
King Carl Hubbell
Linus Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Pirates
Phillies
Dodgers
Cubs
Reds
Bees
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Fanning
Carl Hubbell
Ver Dinals
Jay White
Senators
Jim Tobin
Dick Midkiff
Red Sox
Tennis and baseball notes from AP roundup
The AP recalls past tennis results with Ranger finishing third behind Endeavour I and Yankee. It also recalls Davis Cup glory for England with Tuckey and Hughes defeating Allison and Van Ryn in five sets. Baseball highlights include Pepper Martin’s homer for the Cardinals in the tenth to beat the Cubs.
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Ranger
Endeavour I
Yankee
England
Raymond Tuckey
George Patrick Hughes
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Baseball and League Scores From Yesterday and Fair Sales Gain
National League scores include New York 2 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 4 Boston 2. American League notes St Louis 4 New York 3 Detroit 12 Washington 4 Boston 13 8 Chicago 8 5 first game ten innings Philadelphia at Cleveland. Kansas City 9 St Paul 8 thirteen innings Toledo 6 Louisville 5 eleven innings Columbus 6 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 12 Milwaukee 4. Chicago World's Fair retail sales rose 21.6 percent in July and 43.3 percent in August 1933.
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American Association
St. Paul
Waene
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee Minneapolis
Toledo Columbu
Louisville American
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia National
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Travis
Cronin
Trosky
Cramer
Kress
St. Louis
Heath
Averill
Clevend
Homeland
Greenberg
Foxx
Crosetti
Lary
Werber
Philadelphia
Ellen
Grove
Lomberdi
Cincinnati
Medwick
Ott
Goodman
McCormick
Pack
St. Lous
Martin
Mize
Suhr
Gutteridge
Ole New Yonge
Yorke
Hack
Scharein
Blanton
Klinger
Sea
National Letigue
Joyce
Iain
Oledo
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Sports Roundup Signals Big Moves In Baseball And Football
Eddie Briez reports on Dodgers Ebbetts Field box office success with 117,369 fans, a note on financial viability. Mentions ex Southern Conference stars entering pro football next season and potential fund to honor Doug Corrigan. Discusses Yankees punning the bases, Joe Engel’s Chattanooga efforts, and Bobby Riggs as a rising figure.
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New York
Joe Engel
Chattanooga
Doug Corrigan
Joe
Corrigan
Lookout
Sports notes from scattered 1930s items
The column summarizes various sports snippets. Dan Daniel jokes about baseball trades. Dutch Clark.Who will start his 15th season with Detroit. Henry Armstrong seen as fading in boxing. Al Hostak controversy sparks press criticism. Green Bay and Chicago Bears historical champions.
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Dan Daniel
World Telegram
Gabby Hartnett
Dutch Clark
Detroit Lions
Gridiron Jinx New York Redskins Title Defense
Washington's Redskins aiming to win the NFL championship again next fall would mark the first time a defending champion repeats since the league began. The note hints at a continued struggle against the gridiron odds for repeat titles.
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New York
Washington
Redskins
Kenfield predicts Henderson among nation's top ten tennis players
Coach John Kenfield of the University of North Carolina forecasts that Archie Henderson, a former pupil, will rank in the United States top ten tennis players within about a year.
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Kenfield
Chapel Hill
John Kenfield
University’ of North Carolina
Archie Henderson
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