Results In A Tie As Eagles And Lone Star Clash
Eagles and Lone Star battled to a 2 to 2 tie in six innings at Southpark opening the 13th Lawrence Junior Twilight league season. Crowds cheered as the 1932 champion pennant was raised by the Eagles with Mayor W. E. Spalding throwing the first ball. Lone Star scored first, Eagles tied it in the fourth, and no runs in the fifth or sixth before darkness halted play.
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Eagles
Lone Star
Southpark
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
W. E. Spalding
B. Powell
Eagle
W. Johnson
Jimmie Pappan
Freed
Pappan
Blaker
Kraft
Brass
Hadl
McKinney
W. Powell
Midland
Odd Fellows
R. Hout
Pardee
Owl
Johnson
Par Dee
Lindsey
K. U
Francis Kappnelman
Joh Morrison
Indians and Brewers vie for second place in AA race
Indianapolis Indians and Milwaukee Brewers battled for the AA runner-up spot on June 2. Milwaukee won eight of nine to close within five percentage points of the Indians who led by .558 to .548. Milwaukee crushed Minneapolis 12 to 3 as Police earned the win. Turner and Storti contributed solid defense and offense for Milwaukee while Turner delivered a five-hit game for Indianapolis in a 4 to 1 win over Toledo. Louisville rallied past Columbus 5 to 4 behind Funk's three-hit output, and St. Paul routed Kansas City 13 to 3 with 16 hits.
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Chicago
American Association
Indianapolis Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Indians
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Police
Milwaukee
Earl Webb
Lin Storti
Dim Turner
Indianapolis
Toledo
Steve Larkin
Steve Sandra
Louisville
Columbus
Funk
St. Paul
Kansas City
Saints
Lawrence Eight-Man Horseshoe Team to Meet Ottawa
An eight-man Lawrence horseshoe team will face Ottawa tomorrow at 2 PM at Central Park. Players include C. Anderson R. Kraft A. Paklene Bill Kinnet A. Hammill D. Hecker E. Kent Lottridge B. Nash and R. H. Beamer, with the lineup drawn from these names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ottawa
Central Park
C. Anderson
R. Kraft
A. Paklene
Bill Kinnet
A. Hammill
D. Heckert
E. Kent
Lottridge
B. Nash
R. H. Beamer
Strange as It Seems Duck Nest Records Across Years
A narration by John Hix Fer fend describes a mallard duck that nests yearly atop F. J. Keller’s barn in Rainbow’s End Game Refuge Nebraska. Since 1927 the duck has raised broods, with Bi ological Survey staff changing eggs to protect her offspring, and some hatchlings have traveled as far as Canada, Arizona and Louisiana.
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John Hix
U.S
F. J. Keller
Rainbow's End Game Refuge
Anti- Toch, Neb
Mr Keller
Anchus
Keller
Canada
Arizona
Louisiana
Lawrence Sports Calendar Shows Varied Sunday Scrims
Sunday schedule lists Merchants versus Topeka Santa Fe at unknown time, Shank diamond hosts Pleasant Grove Belvoir and base bath events, aie air diamond features Gay Midland VEx Fellows, junior Twilight league at South Park, Carl's versus Velvet in Opening softball league, Woodlawn School diamond hosts North Lawrence parade forms at Masoni Temple at 7 o'clock.
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Lawrence
Merchants
Topeka Santa Fe
Pleasant Grove Belvoir
Aie Air
gay _ Midland
South Park
Carl's
Velvet
Woodlawn School
North Lawrence
Masoni Temple
Records Chase For Central States Meet Attracts 265
Kansas City Kansas June 2 AP Records were in danger as 265 athletes, many national champions, set out to capture central states interscholastic and Missouri Valley AAU track and field laurels. Glenn Cunningham of Kansas entered the feature 800 meters, aiming to surpass the near world record of 1 51.0. The field included 100 interscholastic entrants from 70 high schools across six states and 17 colleges and universities chasing the 1934 Missouri Valley crown, with finals scheduled for tonight.
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Kansas City
Kan
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
University of Missouri
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas State
Pittsbury
Emporia
Washburn
Baker
College of Emporia
Fort Hays State
Springfield
Fort Scott
Iron Out Dean Squabble Settles Cardinals Strike
Pittsburgh report says St. Louis management ended the Dean brothers dispute with Dizzy Dizzy Dean to pitch in a game against the Pirates. Dizzy cited a sore arm and threatened civic leave, while Paul Dean sought a raise from a $3 000 salary. Manager Frank Frisch announced the decision without disclosing settlement terms.
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Pittsburgh
Dizzy and
Paul
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Cardinal
Finis
Dizzy
Brother Paul
Pittsburgh Pirates
Civics
Frisch
Aggie Radio to Broadcast Home Football Games
Kansas State college athletics council announced that the Aggie station in Manhattan will carry all home football games next season. The schedule includes Hays Teachers, Kansas University, Missouri and Iowa State. The council also approved varsity letters for 18 track athletes, 12 baseball players, 6 boxers, and 2 tennis players. Freshman D. D. Shrader earned a letter for breaking the discus and javelin records.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Hays Teachers
Kansas University
Missouri
Towa State
D. D. Shrader
Enterprise
Kane
Stead Results and Early Baseball Standings
Halting summaries show Stead results across leagues with lines mentioning National League teams like Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St Louis, and New York. The text blends sports results with scattered quotes and an ad tease for classified reach.
Week’s Batting Leaders Highlight Browns Hemsley
Week’s batting notes show Rollie Hemsley of the St. Louis Browns maintaining a .415 average with eight hits in 19 at bats. Heinie Manush and Joe Moore trail but Moore posts a 20-point week gain to reach .353, while Hendrick and Leslie slip.
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New York
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Rollie
Heinie Manush
Washington
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Harvey Hendrick
Phillies
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Moore
Hendrick
Ten Teams in North Lawrence Softball League Opens
A new team Coe's Drugstore joined to make ten teams in the North Lawrence league. Opening week features Carl's vs Varsity Velvets Monday night after a parade. Schedule runs through Friday with matches including Coe Drugs vs Bankers and others as teams debut in the second season.
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Coe’s Drugstore
North Lawrence Arcs
Carl’s
Varsity Velvets
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Massachusetts Street
Bridge
Islands
American Ice
Bricks
North Lawrence
Gootrieh Tires
Pontiac
Haverty Grocery
Coe Drugs
Bankers
Haskell
Des Moines Opens Western League Race With Saints
The Saints host Des Moines in a crucial Western League series opener at St Joseph for sole or shared lead after 11 wins and six defeats. Sioux City and Rock Island clash at Rock Island as the Cowboys hold a slight edge. Other games send Omaha to Cedar Rapids and Davenport to Topeka. Hatfield named athletic director at North Junior High.
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Des Moines
St. Joseph
Saints
Demons
Sioux City
Rock Island
Cowboys
Islanders
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Topeka
Difference Between an Elephant and a Flea
A playful exchange notes that an elephant can have a flea, but a flea cannot have elephants highlighting size and perspective in a humorous way. The line is from Stray Stories and showcases clever wordplay.
Merchants Clash With Topeka Santa Fe Team On Shook Field
Lawrence Merchants face Topeka Santa Fe in a baseball clash on the Shook diamond north of Lawrence along US 78. Lineups list local players Ire land and Harris among Merchants, with Santa Fe led by Mills and Denny. University of Missouri defeats Kansas City Country Club 6 to 5 in polo. proceeds fund Tigers trip to national meet in Westchester, June 9-16.
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Lawrence Merchants
Santa Fe
Topeka
Lawrence
Perry
Topeka Railroaders
Michael
P. Tarr
Mills
Denny
Stenger
J. Tarr
Price
Wagoner
McDowell
Merchants
Ireland
Harris
Bethel
Dover
Nelson
Broeker
Guffer
Francis
Rogers
Utility
Morrison
M. A
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Kansas City Country Club
Tigers
Westchester
N. Y
Scotch Joke to End All Scotch Jokes T
A humorous antique snippet features Sherlock Holmes noting Watson’s missing trousers and a bragging Scotch joke. The piece ends with a quirky aside about a Scotch man and a waiter tip, attributed to Alabama Hanmer: Zammer.
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Watson
Sherlock
Holmes
Alabama
Twin Mound School Board Elects Director. 41 Voters Attend
The Twin Mound school district held its annual meeting with 41 voters present. George Simmons was re elected as director. No teacher has been employed for the coming year. Local engagements and student vacation notes from Lawrence, Overbrook, Tonecka, and Kansas City appear alongside community updates and condolences for a local family.
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Twin Mound
George Simmons
Kenneth Hatcher
Nioma_ Nelson
Lawrence
Hatcher
Georgetta Sullivan
Clara Petefizh
Bernice Cole
Evelyn Heyl
Fred Wien
Gale Pardee
Ellis
Mary
Donald Sliss
Richland
Bor
Bliss
Nellie Forerty
Myrtle Stansifer
Kansas City
Jane Nicholas
Walter Reid
Reid
Nicholas
DeSoto
Wm. Holmquist
New Soto
P. W. Kraus
Morning Star
T. G. Elliott
Bertha Middleton
Velma Dill
A. W. Blaylock
Lone Star School
Imogene Teace
Hickman Mills
Olathe
Teace
Ruby Sheldon
Harold Sheldon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Aleation of & Ore
Che G
Stilwell
Paola
Fadora
Loring
W. C. Watson
de Soto
Doris
Ed Freeman
Belle Harding
Clyde Harding
Earl Martin
Myrtle Leamer
Miss Leamer
Rattles
Charles Douglas
Elmer Smalley
Anderson
Exas
Lexington
Dorothy DeVault
Beulah Loveaul
Leon Coker
Richard Linden
Social visits and family news from Prospect area
Prospect social notes recount visits by Miss Belle Rohe and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Esther Eckman, and the Rohe and Glascock families. The community attended the funeral of Mrs. Carl Mitchell in Lawrence. Two former students, Maxine Nehallack and Marion Mad, plan teaching assignments, and Lucille Chanay will summer with her grandmother in Wellsville.
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Belle Rohe
Albert Otto
Cox
Esther Eckman
Henry Rohe
Mary
Edith Jo
Dorian Selzer
Roy Glascock
Kansas City
Glascock
Glenn Smith
Mr. Smith
Stony Point
Schallack
Weaver
Lucille Chanay
William Chanay
Wellsville
Julius Speicher
Topeka
Anne Hadl
Helena
Cecil Jargon
Marvin
Oscood Armstrong
Frank Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Henry Morgan Guest at Montrose Relative Home
Henry Morgan of Montrose Colorado has recently visited the home of his relatives, Mr.
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Henry Morgan
Montrose, Colo
De Soto Community Notes and Local Births Deaths
Local families in De Soto and vicinity are mentioned in social items. Edith Mae Morgan visits home. Emma Kilbreath's illness. Ruth Averill hosts. Anna Eastwood graduates. Ruby Sheldon dies after scalding accident. various visits, baptisms, and school notices. plans for teas and store openings. graduation events in De Soto and Lexington.
West Fairview Residents Attend Farm Bureau Meeting
The Richland Farm Bureau met with Mrs. Edith Milbert this afternoon for a dress and styles lesson by Mrs. Ida Mehee and Miss Bessie Williams. Attendees included numerous local residents, with plans for future sessions on bread making and a roll method led by Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Hilbert. Out-of-town visitors from Topeka and Tecumseh called, and a shower was planned for Mrs. Jack Beam at Mrs. George Gevish’s home. Several Memorial High School students were noted as home for vacation.
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Edwin Morgan
Edith Mae
F. M. Gordon
Alfred
John Handley
Morgan
St. Joseph
Emma Kilbreath
Lawrence
Roy Frighie
John Grantham
Kansas City
A. T. Broven
FE. Ashlock
G. V. Longstreth
Phyllis Jane
Tope's
Mrr
H. A. Kesler
Alleman
Mary Elizabeth
Glen of Vilas
J. D. Buckingham
J. A. Gichner
Edith Mae Morgan
Pomona High Schonl
DeSoto
J. A. Eastswood
DeSoto High School
Anna Mary Eastwood
Baker University
George Toothaker
Shawnee
Scoville
Orville Crawford
Lawrence Business College
Lottie Nease
Charles Nease
Mac Douglas
Charles
Douglas
Katherine Fanning
T. S. Fanning
Nurses Training School
St. Joseph's Hospital
O. G. Chambers
Olathe Mirror
Gretta Wyland
S. M. Baker
Sarah Agnew
Elmer Deay
F. R. Harbison
Topeka
Jer
Gage Park
Rose Garden
Rebekah Lodge
Edna Kilmer
Noble Grand
Harriett Hunter
Edna Zellers
Lida Wiard
Ruth Averill
Gene Jinden
Paul Tuck
Marvin Ross
Norman Combest
Ruth Douglas
Beulah Loveau
Mr. Jameson
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Olathe
Jameson
Ortha Drecheisen
Laura Farber
Junior Moll
Lois Bailey
Robert Mitchell
Johny Mureen
Raymond Tripkoes
Kenneth Lee
Delbert Neis
Edward Mistle
Frances Cooper
Lorene Kniffin
Randall Cole
Esther Ott
Myrtle Watson
Thelma Murphy
Clarence Miller
Nellie Hensen
Richland Farm Bureau
Edith Milbert
Ida Mehee
Bessie Willams
Edith Hilbert
Flora Cole
Lawrence Wilbur
George Gerish
Paul
Wilma Woodward
John Myers
Bessie Williams
Ida McKee
Lena Hilbert
Ivy Kennedy
Mary Ziegler
Kennedy
Hilbert
Hazel Kushera
Kate Hall
Philippine Islands
California
Carl Miller
Carol Wrace
John Benamier
Lois Crockett
Geraldine Hoopes
George Gevish
Jack Beam
Memorial High Schol
Freel Wilson
Francis Kennedy
Bernice Cate
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