Trojans Lead In Qualifying Tests At Cambridge Meet
Southern California qualified the entire 16-man team for the LC A championships at Cambridge. Ben Johnson of Columbia led sprinting, beating meet records in 100 and 200 trials before winds and a disallowed 200 mark. George Anderson of California and Johnson loom as top contenders. California led with 16 competitors, UC finished second, Pittsburgh third.
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Cambridge
Mass
California
Trojans
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Johnson
Nacional
George Anderson
Anderson
Harvard
Phil Cope
Southern
Cope
Phil Good
Bowdoin
Good
Tom Moore
Southern California
University of California
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Cornell
Strange Weather and Frogs in Iceland by John Hix
An odd piece discusses jokulhlaup floods from volcanic eruptions melting snow in Iceland and cites Katla and Gerne fajokull as historic sources of ruin. It also notes male frogs making persistent mating calls while females remain silent, detailing how air is swallowed to vocalize.
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Iceland
Katla
Gerne
Altho
White Sox stumble as May lead fades in AL race
The Chicago White Sox lose ground after a weak eastern swing. They split with Cleveland, then blew a 6 to 2 lead to the Indians, dropping 2 1/2 behind the Yankees and 1 ahead of Cleveland. Other majors action: Giants sweep Braves, Tigers and Reds also in action with late-night games. Goose Goslin heroes a five-run ninth for Detroit as Pirates beat Reds 4 to 1.
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Chicago White Sox
Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Boston
Marty Hopkins
Jack Hayes
Erros
al Simmons
Reg
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati
Giants
Braves
Cardinals
Trcvers
Browns
Pirates
Bill Swift
Pittsburgh
Alf Hollingsworth
Twenty Hits For Millers In 11 6 Victory Over St Paul
Minneapolis shortstop Leo Norris powered a 20 hit day with three homers and two singles in five trips as the Millers routed St Paul 11 to 0. The win moved Minneapolis within one point of Indianapolis, which beat Columbus 4 to 0. Toledo opened with a 7 to 6 win over Louisville while Kansas City and Milwaukee had no games.
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Millers Minneapolis
Chicago
Leo Norris
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Miller
Saints
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Bowling Elks Scores Big In Local League
Yancy rolled 259 and 247 for a strong 506 series as the Elks posted solid scores. Koch and Wise led the high marks with 509 and 575 respectively, while Guffin contributed a 575. Pierson and Edalandson added notable pins in a compact team effort.
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Yancy
Pierson
Koch Edalandson
Wise
Guffin
Yesterday's Results Across Major Leagues Six games listed
Baseball scores from yesterday show Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 and St Louis 5 Detroit 6 in the American League while Boston edged New York and rain postponed other games. In the American Association Indianapolis 12 Columbus 4 and St Paul Minneapolis 11 Louisville 6 with Toledo 1 noted as a night game. National League games included New York 15 Boston 3 2, Philadelphia versus Grooklsmn postponed by rain, Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati night game.
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Ypresas Ste Lows Errr
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Hiladele
America
Spcciation
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Pawd
Milwaukee
Kansas
City
Ala
Columbus
Jetta Anne
Toledo
Als
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
American Association
St. Paul
Golden Trout in Sierra Streams and High Altitude Waters
California trout anglers await streams in the high Sierra as golden trout, native to Volcanic Creek near Mt. Whitney, are debated as a distinct species or a rainbow family. The fish thrive only above 10,000 feet, with 20 inch daily limits and a six inch minimum, demanding skilled angling and careful handling.
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California
High Sierra Mountain Range
Volcanic Creek
Kearn River
Mt.Whitney
Inyo National Forest
Mississippi
Cy Plattes
Northwest
Taleot Lake
Cottonwood County
Minnesota
Tts
Talbot Lake
Des Moines
Corps of Biological Survey
Waterfowl Habitat Plans Highlight Talbot Lake
Minnesota to aid aquatic plant life favored by waterfowl with adequate policing. Talbot Lake, a recurring feature in counts of projects under review, will again figure prominently in America's waterfowl supply.
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Minnesota
Talbot Lake
America
New Record May Be Made in Princeton Mile Race
Track coach W H Hargiss of Kansas sees potential for a new world mile mark at Princeton two weeks away. Glenn Cunningham, current 4 06 7 holder, may challenge 4 04 in a race against Jack Lovelock and others. Cunningham began training at Kansas and Hargiss reports he is in ideal condition.
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Princeton
W. H
Bill) Hargiss
University of Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton University
Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
England
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Hargiss
Baseball Leaders Highlight Seasonal Power and Streaks
AP recap lists top players across leagues with Johnson Athletics and Greenberg Tigers sharing home run honors while Vaughan Pirates and Medwick Cardinals pace batting categories. Pitching notes credit Whitehead White Sox Castleman and Parmelee on joint leaders.
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Whitehead
White Sox
Allen and Tamuils
Yankees
Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Vauughan
Ott
Giants
L. Walter
L. Waner
Goodman
Reds
Joe Moore
Myers
Boringary
Dodgers
Castleman
Parmelee
Stray Stories Explain Discontented Wife Remark
A reader notes a witty exchange where a wife declares that several men she refused were richer than her husband, concluding with the line That’s why. The brief vignette reflects humor about marriage and financial contrast in a stray story item.
Dizzy Dean Strike Ended For Salary Increase
A year ago Dizzy Dean ended his strike to secure a salary raise for his brother Paul. The item notes past sports events and local social visits from a period surrounding Franklin County.
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Dizzy Dean
Paul
Leona Cheney
Buzz Artlett
Baltimore
Helen’ Wills Moody
Henn Cochet
Bill Tilden
Fairview Family News and Community Gatherings
Fairview notes a concert of visits and events with Oscar Myers returning to Wichita after time with relatives. The community shares birthdays, alumni banquets, graduation exercises at Vinland and Olathe high schools, and numerous Sunday dinners and suppers in Ottawa and Pleasant Valley.
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Oscar Myers
Wichita
William Meairs
Myers
Charles Howard
Lara
Albert Lynch
Peters
Maoel
Vinton
Floyd Nisely
Robert
Dorothy
Ernest Leary
Bert Day
Eugene Leary
Ed Howard
Leonard Walker
Vinland High School
McClain
Baldwin
Koehler
Ernest Ralston
C. A. Nisely
Olathe High School
Frank Nisely, Jr
Ben Hatcher
Anna
Ottawa
Ed Church
Helen
Guy Church
Edwin
Harold Stowe
North Lawrence
SASTARS Rise in Doubleheader as GiantsBeat Browns
Pitching by Hank Teiber helps Giants rake Boston for five hits in a doubleheader with Goose Goslin and the Tigers delivering an 6 5 win with a bases loaded ninth. Bill Swift limits Reds to six hits and one run in a night game. Bruce Campbell drives in two with a two hit June performance vs the White Sox.
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Associated
Hank Teiber
Giants
Boston
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Eecrent
Browns
Bill Swift
Pirates
Reds
Bruce Campbell
Indians
White Sox
Strawberries Picked At Walter Kirby Farm
Strawberries were ripe at the Walter Kirby farm with twelve crates harvested Wednesday morning by local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stoneking and Miss Martha Stoneking. The No. 10 Sunday School plans an ice cream social on June 1 and a Children’s Day and Mother’s Day program on June 2 at the schoolhouse. Visitors included Miss Rose White and Miss Agnes White in Kansas City and Roy Jardon and family from Topeka. Next No. 10 Community club meeting set for June 6, with gatherings at the Hobsons’ home and with family in Lawrence.
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Charles Howard
Lara
Maud Stowe
Oak Ridge
Paul Stowe
Sigel
van Griffith
Will Sinks
Pleasant Valley
Lewis Howard
John Douglas
Osage City
Theodore Howard
Mamie Howard
Lawrence
Ed Howard
Vinland
Howard Home
Fred Will,Jr
Clarence Hubbard
Jennie Leary
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Mabel Peters
Evan Griffith
Floyd Nisely
Charles Wells
Alfred Potts
Peters
Vinton
Guy
Lloyd Howard
State Lake
Tonganoxie
Oscar Brownlee
George Griffith
John Garrett
Bert Day
Ernest Leary
McClean
Anna Paasch
Ialston
Hunter
Baby
Memorial Hospital
Ada Kirkpatrick
Raymond
Richland
Woodrow Sturdy
Ed Paasch
Will Koehler
Hesper
Paul Koehler
Pearl Koehler
Guy Howard
Shawnee County
Topeka
Koehter
Edna
Pearl
Walter Pohl
Excelsior
Higley
Pullin
Charles Welle
Walter Kirby
Peter Stoneking
Dan Bayles
John Cline
Martha Stoneking
Pauline McNees
Doris Hobson
Erma Harrelbrink
Velma Turner
Raymond Stoneking
Anabel McNees
No. 10
Jerald Hobson
Arry Hobson
Rose
Agnes White
Kansas City
Friay
Roy Jardon
George Sizer
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Franklin County
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