Colts Take Easy 13 1 Win Over Topeka Heart of America
Lawrence Colts belted 16 hits to win 13 to 1 in seven innings at Municipal Park in the district title series opener. Lou Hammer allowed four hits for his fifth win, while Carl Ellis homered and Dick Johnson slugged a single triple and double to pace a 24 total bases night.
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Lawrence Colts
Topeka Heart of America
Municipal Park
Colts
Lou Hammer
Carl Ellis
Dick Johnson
Jayi Drake
Drake
Eliis
Nick Stanwix
Floyd Temple
Rud French
George Voss
Hammer
Don Weler
Topeka
Bill Shell
Heart of America
Charley Hupp
John Goff
Shell
Aix
French
Ellis
Vous
Gene Worthington
Roy Haines
Crites
Alberg
P. Hupp
Lawrence Cotta
Temple
Johneen
Stanwiv
Flouk
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Voss
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Welter
Hupp
Ila
Stanwix
Hanmer
Doubie Johnson
Johnson
Ells
Tone
Lawrence
Hive
Rases
Stab at Standings and Kansas football notes mix
The column lists standings from multiple leagues with team scores and matchups, including Nations League and American League results. It notes no official freshman announcements yet for upcoming sea son games, hints at Kansas Aggies and Missouri scrimmages, mentions field house footings near Mt Oread, and references season ticket sales ahead of last year.
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Crimson and Blue
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Jayhawkers
K. Aggie
K. UL
Baseball Leaders From the Leagues Report
American League statistics feature stars like DiMaggio Heston and Dillinger with runs batted in and home runs across Boston St. Louis Philadelphia and Detroit. National League leaders include Robinson Reese and Kiner with top batting averages RBIs home runs and stolen bases across Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
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Vaie
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Marshall
Reese
Gordon
Chambers
Sewell
Spahn
Brenca
Weekend Sports Schedule Ties Calendar to Local Parks
Friday night features Company C against Scottish Rites and Elks in an action packed program at Municipal Park. Junior Legion matches at South Park with Lawrence and Olathe slated for key showdowns.
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Scottish Rites
Elks
P.m. Ith
Junior Legion
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Rt. Johnson Rnnee
South Park
Sungsy Lawrence Junior Legion
Olathe
Population rise in Singapore to 961,656 in mid 1948
The population of Singapore, a British crown colony, increased to an estimated 961,656 by mid 1948, up from 938,079 in the previous period.
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Singapore
Kansas City Hotel Offers Busy Weekend Plans Confusion
Local notes show a Kent assistant manager stating Billy Hutson's hotel will not accept more reservations for the weekend as the Texas football team plans to arrive in Lawrence on September 17 and travel to Fort Worth after the game. Also listed are Yankees talent tryouts at Blues Stadium in Kansas City starting August 1, with midwestern scout Tom Greenwade and Burleigh Grimes, former MLB ace, overseen by Bill Skiff and Bill Holm.
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Billy Hutson
S. I
T.C.U
Missouri
Texas
Lawrence
Ft. Worth
New York Yankee
Blues
Kansas City Co
Tom Greenwade
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Skiff
Bill Holm
K. U. Memorial Stadium
Mt. Dread Stadium
Slaats
Jayhawker
K. U
E. D.mitchell, Sr
Jaxyhawkers
Alemai
New Front in Bourbon County Sports Venture Formed
At Ft. Scott a new quarterback lead a junior college football drive with three aims. An all out city wide season ticket push is planned. A campaign to curb disruptive boeing behavior in basketball is also stated. The Bourbon County club expresses support for the new venture and expects success.
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Ft. Scott
Boeing
Bourbon County
Canada to Challenge U S in 2 Race Speedboat Test
CP-Canada sails to Detroit to contest the Hamsworth trophy against the United States with Miss Canada IV under E A Wilson and son Harold of Ingersoll Ontario. One craft must defeat three American boats across two 42 nautical mile races to claim the prize. The first two races are set to begin at the scheduled times.
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Detroit
Canada
United States
E. A. Wilson
Harold
Ingersoll, Ont
Stary Seeks Historic Win In Third Race
The article notes Gar Wood’s 1920s influence and cites unconfirmed reports of a craft clocked near 150 mph on Muskoka waters, suggesting Stary’s strong chance to win this time. It mentions food preservation in tin cans as a tangential fact.
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Gar Wood
United States
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