Lucas Eyes New Mark With Ten Complete Games This Season
Cincinnati pitcher Charles Red Lucas, backed by manager Dan Howley, aimed for a modern complete games record after ten starts, having won seven. A 4-1 loss to Pittsburgh kept the Reds tied for third as Larry French dominated for the Pirates. In the NL, Chicago and Boston won, while Washington rallied in extras to top Philadelphia 5-4.
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Associated Press
Charles
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Cincinnati
Dan Howler
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Baseball Headlines From a Past Era Mention Several Stars
Yesterday's box scores highlight Heinie Manush and a Senators loss on a late home run and triple. Lonnie Warneke hurled six strong innings as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 3 1. Ted Lyons starred for the White Sox driving in two runs. Fritz Knothe contributed key hits. Braves rallied for five runs against the Giants. Larry French and the Pirates topped the Reds 4 1.
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Heinie Manush
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Manush
Buddy Myer
Destine Athletics
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Abdue Cardinals
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Indians
Fritz Knothe
Braves
Giants
Larry French
Pirates
Reds
Major League Leaders Report From Baseball Recap
The Associated Press summarizes major league leaders in batting, runs batted in, and hits across the National and American leagues. Highlights include Klein and Hurst leading RBIs and hits with teams like the Phillies Pirates and Reds. Pitching leaders feature Betts and Swetonic with strong win counts. Also noted is pheasant eggs distribution in Douglas county with high hatch rates reported by local sportsmen.
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Reds
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Braves
Hurst
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Aver Indians
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Oliver
Red Sox
Gehuix
Lazzeri
Yankees
Appling
White Sox
Ruth
Chapman
Blue
Johnson
Tigers
Gomez
Brown
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United States Governments and Dr Carver's Peanut Projects
An excerpt discusses multiple governments in the Americas, noting Mexican and U S governance, and mentions Venezuela with many states. It highlights Dr George W Carver of Tuskegee Institute Alabama claiming vast peanut based products, including oils, pharmaceuticals, rubber, paper, inks, and many others from peanut and sweet potato, pecan by products, and waste materials. It hints at reply via mail and teases tomorrow's Mystery Tree of Trinidad.
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America
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Mexico
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Brazil
Nytermert United
Venezuela
George W. Carver
Tuskeree Institute
Alabama
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Outsider April the Fifth Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
The outsider April the Fifth owned by T Walls won the 158th English Derby at Epsom Downs before about a million spectators including the king and queen. Dastur Aga Khan's silks finished second with Lord Roseberry's Miracle third. Orwell the favorite finished out of the money. April the Fifth, ridden by Craiganeran out of Sold Again, won by three quarters of a length over Dastur, with Miracle a head behind. Time was 2 minutes 43 seconds for 1½ miles.
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Aga Khan
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Twenty One
Craiganeran
Royal Dancer
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Fines On White Sox Players Over Umpire Fight
Four Chicago White Sox players faced penalties after a Memorial Day fight with umpire George Moriarty. Manager Lew Fonseca fined 500 dollars, pitcher Milton Gaston 500 and suspended 10 days, catchers Charley Berry 25 and Frank Grube 100, while coach Johnny Butler received a five day suspension. Moriarty was severely reprimanded for neglect of duty after breaking his hand in the clash following a doubleheader loss to Cleveland. Topeka Jayhawks sign two players Chuck Abbott and Gene Ledford from Muskogee Fort Smith and Wichita respectively, to report today.
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George Moriarty
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Lew Fonseca
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Charley Berry
Frank Grube
Johnny Butler
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Topeka
Stringfield
Red” Wilson
Topeka Jayhawks
Western Asociation
Chuck” Abbott
Gene Ledford
Abbott
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Ledford
Wichita
Old score settled by daily double at Aurora race
Jerry Hallisy, 60, won $3,132.34 on a two dollar daily double at a race meeting in Aurora Illinois. He said the payout was unusual for the two winning horses and after fifteen years of following the nags he would say it just about puts him even.
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Mr. Hallisy
National High Meet Qualifiers Near 400 In Chicago
More than 400 young track athletes from most regions except the east and Pacific coast converge on Chicago for the 28th University of Chicago interscholastic championships. Notables include Jimmy Owen of Maplewood Missouri the defending 100 yard dash winner with a 9.6 clocking and Randall Herman of Oak Park High who posted a 9.7 Illinois record last month. The meet combines trials in the morning with finals in the afternoon and may showcase Olympic prospects.
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Kansas City Caddies Win 75 Cent Fee Set
Kansas City on June 1 AP caddies at local golf clubs will be paid 75 cents for 18 holes, ending a strike demanding the previous $1 fee. The Kansas City Golfers Association held a meeting with about six caddies presenting their case, including 17 year old John Workman who said the caddies seek “a mere existence while you’re pleading for pleasure.”
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John Workman
Sportsmen Will Meet at Lone Star
Douglas County Sortement Club hosts a Thursday evening gathering at Lone Star lake with Lone Star Red and Gun club members as guests. The 8 o clock start features short talks, mingling, and refreshments. transportation help is available via Junius Underwood.
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Lone Star Red and Gun Club
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Junius Underwood
Reduced Rosters Cost Two Former MLB Men Jobs
Chicago June 1 AP Pruning of American Association rosters to 18 active players cost two ex majors their jobs. Louisville recalled Lester Bell from the Cubs while Milwaukee released Al Bool and also cut Merton Nelson and Marvin Ferrell. Only one game was played as Minneapolis beat St Paul 6 to 4, Joe Hauser hit his 12th homer of the season.
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Lester Bell
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Indianapolis Indians
Joe Hauser
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues With Answers
A column lists a bustling set of crossword clues and their enumeration across a puzzle page. Entries range from high cards and period of light to ancient figures, place names, and common nouns, with several cryptic indicators and scattered abbreviations. The page also references a solution from yesterday and hints at themed terms like sea eagle and ipecac plant, alongside various numbered cross entries.
Farmer Ross to face Buddy Edwards in Perry wrestling bout
Tonight at Perry a wrestling card features Topeka opponents Farmer Ross and Buddy Edwards in the feature match two falls out of three. Also on the program is music and other entertainment to open and close the show.
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Farmer Ross
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Buddy Edwards
Tonganoxie summer notes and local events
Local items report visits and gatherings across Tonganoxie and nearby towns. Mentions of university speakers, dances, club meetings, family visits, decorations, and social events with multiple households and Kansas City trips noted throughout the period. The record also lists a probate notice and district court actions from nearby Lawrence and Douglas County.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Revy Tayloe
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First National Bank
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Donald M. Hamilton
Margaret P. Hamilton
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Clyde C. Harding
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Catherine EE. Harding
Lawrence Nalty Journal-World
Probate Court
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George Farrell
Mary Kirkham
Mae Wallace
W. C. Allan
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Lawrence
Fount Huttman
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L. C. Carter
Clark Campbell
Caralee Laming
Jenkins
Leonard Deaton
Raymond, Leach
L. E. Leach
Junction City
Chamber Commerce
Eleanor Ratliff
Trene Lenahan
J. W. Evans
L K. Welles
Nellie Parney
Katherine Hedderman
Tom Hedderman
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Walter Sampé
Walter Zoellner
Munro
James Rhodes
Frankfort
Leslie Zoellner
Evanston
Roy Olsen
Wm. Ridgway
Fourth St
J. W. Dorney
Hays
Robert Fairchild
Colo
W. B. Coe
Virginia Slee
Wellington
Chester Freeman
State Post Masters
Abilene
J. W. Myers
Myers
Katharine Curry
State Bank Hall
Sara Mae Cain
James Farrell
Jolly Workers Club
John Cline
James Wilson
Sam Jones
Fred Zoeliner
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Congregational Ladies “Hissociation
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W. J. Stephenson
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Margaret P. Hamiton
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Toneka
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John Callahan
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Byron Shields
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Jack T. Dunkler
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