Babe Ruth Leaves Boston Braves After Dispute
Babe Ruth parted ways with the Boston Braves after citing a dispute with president Emil Fuchs. Ruth said he will never play for Boston while Fuchs remains in control and plans to seek retirement on the National League list. The move could hasten a shift of ownership to Charles F. Adams, owner of two hockey clubs and NL stockholder.
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Strange colors and peony roots in old note
John Hix explains that the eye can distinguish about a thousand hues from primary colors and over two million tints exist. He notes invisible infrared and ultraviolet rays, and instruments can detect near identical colors. The peony, from southern Europe and Siberia, is cultivated for flowers and its roots are used by Mongolian Tartars as food. Tomorrow: Light where there is not light.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scores of AP
National League results show Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 9 and New York 9 Boston 2. St Louis 6 Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 18 Cincinnati 0. American League games include Washington 7 Philadelphia 2 and New York 7 Chicago 6. Detroit 6 Cleveland 2. St Louis 2. American Association scores list Louisville 7 Toledo 1 and Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 0. Indianapolis 11 Columbus 3. St Paul 1 Kansas City 4 with some games postponed by rain.
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Weekend Sports In Brief Highlights From Across Baseball
A jumble of quick game notes across leagues. Tigers, Braves, Athletics, Pirates, Yankees, Phillies, Indians, Cardinals, and White Sox perform with key hits, runs, and pitching feats. Yale pole vault, Southern California IC title, and world track notes mix with golf and tennis results. Ads end with a call for extra cash through classifieds.
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Giants Hold Lead as Cards Surge Toward NL Title
The Cardinals win their sixth straight to move into second place behind the Giants, who extend their lead after a 2-0 shutout by the Braves. Cards rally past the Cubs 6-5 as Jimmy Collins hits a homer. Phillies beat Dodgers 7-5. Tigers swarm White Sox 10-5. Yankees hit six homers in a 7-2 win over Boston.
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Indians Collect 16 Hits for 11 to 3 Decision
A Chicago dateline report shows the Indians pouncing for 16 hits as every batter reaches base in an 11 to 3 win over the Red Birds. Dennis Galehouse outpitched Luke Hamlin in game one as Minneapolis splits a doubleheader with Milwaukee.
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Tennis legends clash as Jacobs fouls final upset
A year ago in Paris Helen Jacobs and Jack Crawford were the favorites but Peggy Scriven and Baron Gottfried von Cramm pulled upsets in the finals of the French championships. Cavalcade captured the American Derby in Chicago. Enid Wilson won the British women’s golf title for the second straight year. Lefty Grove extended his winning streak to eight. Babe Herman led Dodgers hitters with a .411 average and Babe Ruth topped homers with 15. Rain postponed multiple games including El Dorado at Manhattan and iavenworth at Topeka.
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Brutus Hamilton visits Lawrence after Cal track success
Former KU coach Brutus Hamilton, now a UC Berkeley mentor, plans a Lawrence visit as Cal thinclads placed second to Southern California at the ICA 4-A meet in Cambridge. Lake View club fans drought rains, preserving fish. Missouri and Kansas sports figures mix in aloud debates, with notable feats by Evlace Peacock and Owens.
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Iowa State Baseball Team Best in Cyclone History
Ames Iowa June 3 The 1935 Iowa State baseball team in its first year under Coach Joe Truskowski posted the best record since the sport began at the school Forty three years ago with 12 wins and 3 losses Their fate in the Big Six depends on directors decision likely to be undisputed conference champions or share with Oklahoma The 1924 team led by Harold Slim Smith previously held the title with 11 wins and 5 losses for a .688 percentage compared to this season s .800
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Slim) Smith
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rain Delays North Lawrence Softball Opener
Opening of the North Lawrence softball league was postponed to Tuesday due to rain making the field unplayable. League manager Ralph Pine said the schedule would be advanced one day and if weather allows Carls and the North Lawrence Civic Club would meet tomorrow night. Games are set for 8 15 p.m.
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Baseball Leaders and Stat Highlights From The Week
Aggregated batting leaders including Vaughan Pirates .403 and Medwick Cardinals 31 RBIs, with Vaughan amassing 65 hits and Waner 64. Notable runs, doubles, and home run tallies across teams. details cover Parmelec and Castleman pitching marks, Johnson and Foxx batting, and Werber and Almada stolen bases among other stat scraps.
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Entries Announced for Valley Meet Saturday
Coach H W Hargiss lists Kansas University athletes entered for the Blissouri Valley AAU track meet in Kansas City this Saturday. Readouts include multiple events with competitors such as Cunningham, Graves, Hall, Wilds, McNown, Landers, Bird, Cox, Barcus, Noble, and Dees among others, spanning sprints, distance, hurdles, relays, and field events.
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Lindsey to Coaching Duty at New Mexico Denver Schools
Lindsey, the football coach, left for Las Vegas New Mexico to assist at the Las Vegas Normal coaching school focusing on punting. The session runs today through Saturday with additional teaching planned at Denver University’s school opening June 17. Helen Wills Moody wins Weybridge match in comeback.
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Sigel Community News Reflects Summer Activities
Sigel and Bronson residents visited families in the area while the Sigel School hosted a vacation reading program funded by the Douglas county P T A led by Miss Mildred Pete fish. Local families, graduations, farm work, and road conditions are detailed along with a large 75th birthday gathering for William Johnson and a global note that rice sustains about a billion people.
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Topeka
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Lone Star Families Share Tuesday Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Everett Bond with children visited Mrs Bonds parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Wiggins in Richter on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Flory Mrs Homer Flory and Mrs Margaret Gee spent Tuesday in Kansas ity. Mr and Mrs Steve Johnson of United States.
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Ruby Fields
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