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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1950

Page

10

Beyers and Krafts Win Contests Saturday Evening

Contests won by Beyers and Krafts on Saturday evening featured strong Philadelphia players led by Ennis. Pitching trio Roberts Simons Miller contributed 36 wins as Roberts earned his 13th win in a 2 four-hitter doubleheader sweep of the Pirates. Ennis powered the offense with seven RBIs, including a grand slam, lifting the Phillies to the NL lead. Yankees, Tigers and Indians also won to stay in contention while Cardinals Braves and Dodgers claimed wins in the NL.

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Junior Dodgers Win St. Johns 4-1 In Saturday Test

In Atchison, junior Dodgers beat Lawrence Merchants 5-4 as Colaw and Murphy pitched, fielding miscues and errors deciding. Lawrence staged a late rally but Colaw held lead, powering Atchison to 13th season win. St. Johns extended to a tough 9th, with Alberg and Murphy keying the late finish.

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Senior Recital by Mrs Tilton at Frank Strong Hall

Mrs. Jean Tilton of 1817 Tennessee Street presents her senior recital at 8 this evening in Frank Strong Hall auditorium. Accompanist Winifred Hill Gallup from Irene Peabody’s studio at KU. Tilton, a two year University student from Houghton College, joins Women’s Glee Club and Presbyterian choir with extensive musical education work.

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National League Batting Leaders Include Robinson Musial

The top NL batters are Robinson of Brooklyn at .370 and Musial of St Louis at .361 with Ashburn and Jethroe leading in runs and steals. In the American League Kell and Doby share batting at .244 while Stephens of Boston tops in RBIs with 100. Lemon leads strikeouts with 95 and Lopat stars for New York. National Geographic notes that most Tibetan families appoint a son as a lama priest.

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Tiny radios may be planted behind iron curtain Sarnoff says

David Sarnoff, head of RCA, proposed mass producing tiny radios at two dollars each to be distributed in Russia and satellite nations for Voice of America reception. He said engineers are progressing toward large scale production and that the plan could provide personal reception safer than home radios. He spoke on Meet the Press and noted several delivery methods, without detailing specifics. The remarks followed an El Dorado Kansas seminar with Knights of Columbus delegates and a state council meeting. Concurrently Okinawa authorities plan extensive planting of Australian pine to shield shorelines from salt spray during high winds.

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Stored grain inspection warns of fumigation need

A county ADM official says grain stored under government loans may drop in grade if not inspected and fumigated to prevent weevil infestation. County agents can advise proper fumigant dosages as inadequate fumigation weakens protection. mentions American fishing industry fish with industrial value.

George Butell Pproduction and Marketing Administration

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