Reno Cubs Defeat Champion Eagle In Twilight Game
The Reno Cubs beat the 1932 champions Eagles 2 to 1 in the opening Junior Twilight league game at Southspark. Mayor Spalding threw the first ball, White opened Reno’s scoring in the second, and Leo Freed hit a solo homer for the Eagles. Postgame, Cubs players attended the Patee theater and plans for tonight’s Midland vs Co-Op matchup at Southpark were announced.
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Meet Belvoir Team Sunday in Journal-World Baseball Game
The Journal World team of the Douglas County Baseball Association will face Belvoir at Holcom Grove on Sunday June 4 at 2 20. Belvoir has two wins and no losses while the Journal World squad has one win one loss. Admission is 15 cents for men. ladies and children under 12 enter free.
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Yesterdanse STARS and Early Season Standouts
Baseball brief highlights recount Marvin Owen Tixera hitting a triple double single runs against the White Sox and Dodgers in a Brandt led opener. Flowers added two hits with three stolen bases while Lefty Gomez struck out 13 for the Yankees over the Athletics. Heinie Manush and Joe George also drove in runs as others contributed in a mixed slate from Senators Giants and Indians.
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Strange As It Seems and Falconry Excerpts Recount Curiosities
A collection of odd notes describes a pumpkin plant with a root system potentially 18 miles long, and an article on the sport of falconry across eras and regions. It cites famed birds and riders, including General and Parachute legends, plus early horseracing beginnings near American Falls, Idaho.
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Sports Calendar Listing of League Games and Venues
Saturday schedule includes Kansas City Monarchs at 3 o clock and Co Ops versus Midland in the Junior Twilight league at 6 15, both at fields north of Lawrence. Sunday features Green Brothers against Union Pacific at 3, plus multiple junior league games at Vinland Globe Holcale Grove and Holcale.
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Crowd enjoys two close wins at Woodlawn field
A large Woodlawn field crowd watched the North Lawrence softball association games under floodlights. The Owls beat Forrester Dairy nine 5 to 4, then Rowlands Hookers edged Cubs 4 to 3. Next week’s schedule lists key matches from June 6 to June 7. Wichita North coach Lindsey Austin named head basketball and track coach at University of Wichita replacing former staff. Austin, a Fairmont alumnus, built a Kansas scholastic track program, aims for national meets with Wichita University athletes.
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Levinsky Wins Decision But Purse Is Held Up
Chicago heavyweights King Levinsky and Tuffy Griffiths fought to a ten round decision with Levinsky winning on points. Illinois athletic commission head Joseph Triner ordered held the winner’s purse of about $2,000 while an inquiry into Levinsky’s conduct in the ring, including an incident with referee Little Phil Collins, is conducted.
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One Man Track Tear: Michigan’s Ward to Train for Nationals
A readable fragment notes Michigan athlete Wills Ward training for the national college meet in Chicago. It mentions events including high jump, 100 yard dash, high hurdles, and broad jump, with Associated Press photo captioning.
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Yockey Drives To National Open After Par Playoff
Clarence Yockey, a 202-pound Kansas City flyweight, proves golf prowess by firing steady drives and making a sudden-death playoff to reach the national open at North Shore club in Chicago. He survives a three-way tie to win with a par on the third extra hole, edging Earle Berry.
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Pro golf hustler linked to famed Kansas City gambler
Yockey rated as A pro due to ties with gambler Titanic Thomson known as Ti in Kansas City. Reports claim Ti ran payoffs on golf bets with local prospects, using burning tricks and pumpkin toss gambles to separate victims from money. Sutter and Ross Pedersen appear in Elks Bowling scores. Pedersen aims for West Point appointment, which would deprive University of its top sprinter and backfield star.
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Gorillas Capture First in Big Meet
Milwaukee June 3 AP Gorillas of Kansas State Teachers Pittsburg Kan drove back sanitiry athletes from 20 schools to win the Knute K Rockne trophy as central intercollegiate track champions. Metcalfe of Marquette set meet records in 100 and 220 while Kansas Teachers totaled nine meet records, seven scorers in double digits and Marquette faintly competitive under floodlights at Marquette Stadium.
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Hillview Golf Club Birthday Event and Upcoming Tournament
Hillview Golf Club south of Lawrence on US 73 W marks its first birthday with a Tuesday morning ladies instruction class led by manager Earl Whitaker. Tomorrow features a two man sweepstakes 18 hole medal play with handicaps and prizes. Also noted is the spring handicap tournament concluding tomorrow night and Mrs. Earl Whitaker posting an 87 for best women’s round this year. Lawrence golfers Pontius Oatman Murphys and Sterling train for the state championship at Crestview Wichita on June 12 following last year’s team title. Discovery of the burrowing owl in Florida by Robert Ridgway is recorded on July 4, 1874.
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Charles’ Hoffman
Worden
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Raymond Oehrle
Virril Bond
Lee Jones
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Otto Garber
Charles Jones
Cecil
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Big Six Eligibility Debate Hits Leonard Case And Policy
Oklahoma City scrivener Bus Ham criticizes Big Six leaders for not defending Leonard, a suspended Sooners prospect. He argues for a strict rule enforcing amateur status and proposes permanent ineligibility for any athlete violating the provision while in school. Separate notes discuss runners Stout and Cunningham, Mullins’ first year as St Benedict’s coach, and a 1982-83 season summary.
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Houston
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Tvanhoe
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Atchison Globe
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Hodapp and Frederick Set Pace for Batters
Major league leaders in batting are Hodapp of the Boston Red Sox and Johnny Frederick of the Brooklyn Dodgers after recent games. Hodapp maintained a .374 average, while Frederick rose to .305 as Marse Martin and other rivals slipped. Arthur Traynor and Chuck Klein chase with strong strokes. the piece also notes playoff and community event details from Ottawa and Worden, including graduations and local notices.
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al Simmons
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Martin
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Pie ‘Traynor
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Major League Leaders Named in Batting and Pitching
The report lists top NL batters including Frederick Dodgers and Traynor Cardinals with Smythe Hartheit and Cunha among leaders. It also notes Stolen bases by Martin and Flowers, plus pitchers like Kurlton Parmelee and Brennan with 1 or 4 0 records. In the AL Hodapp Simmons and Dool are cited for batting and runs with Carroll and Ruth among notable home run figures.
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Hoffman Girls Host Sunday School Party Evening
A Ben Hoffman home hosted a Friday gathering for Misses Myrtle Anna Thresa and Elgitha Hoffman entertaining members and teachers of their Sunday school class. The event marked a delightful social evening with the group in attendance.
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