Dizzy Dean Suspension Lifted by Frick After Boycott
New York June 4 Ford Frick, NL president, lifted the suspension of Dizzy Dean within 24 hours amid a dispute over alleged statements. Dean refused to sign formal statements, protested the proceedings, and said the matter was not over as he threatened to appeal to Commissioner Landis and consult his lawyer.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Wre
Ford Frick
National League
Frick
Dean
George Barr
St. Louis
Belleville
Landis
Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Brooklyn
Associated Presa
American League and National League batting and pitching leaders
A condensed list of season leaders shows AL figures with Greenberg and Lary atop batting and runs, Walker and Hudlin notable for RBI and wins, while NL leaders feature Medwick and Vaughan in multiple categories and Hubbell among top pitchers. Several players from Cardinals, Pirates, Cubs and Giants appear across hits, home runs, and stolen bases with strong single-season totals.
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Walker
Tigers
Lary
Indians
Greenberg
Uns
Bonura
White Sox
Hite—Walker
Vosmik
Browns
Gehre Yankees
Bell
Brawna
Riples
Kuhel
Senators
Belkirk
Yankees
Appling
Chapman
Hudlin
Pearson
Ruffing
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Gatan
Cubs
Demaree
Bartell
Giants
Doulies
Hassett
Dodgers
Handley
J. Martin
Galan
Hubbell
Blanton
Fliat
Fette
Bees
Sports Mirror headlines reveal historic athletic moments
A year ago Joe Mangsn, once Cornell ace, left Olympic trials after suspension by the Metropolitan A A U. Three years ago Sara Palfrey and Helen Jacobs lost in doubles at the French championships to Mme Rene Mathieu and Elizabeth Ryan. Five years ago Faireno won Belmont, Lef ty Grove achieved ninth straight for the A’s over the Yankees, and Jimmy Foxx hit his 20th homer.
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Joe Mangsn
Cornell
New York AC
Metropolitan
U. S
Sarah Palfrey
Helen Jacobs
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Elizabeth Ryan
William Woodward
Lefty Grove
A's
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Coyotes and Panthers Faceoff in Junior Midget League
A Friday sports calendar lists Coyotes versus Panthers in Junior Midget at 5.00 pm, TI. O. O. FP. versus Co-ops, Eagles versus City in Senior league, all on South Park Diamond. Games serve as pre season tests ahead of June 8. midgets at 5, juniors at 6 13, seniors after dark.
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Coyotes
Panthers
TI. O. O
Eagles
South Park Diamond
Hollywood and Lawrence Odd Fellows to clash in Saturday softball
Hollywood Calif girls team on tour plays Lawrence Odd Fellows girls Saturday June 12 at Ban Johnson ball park. Bill Jones of ILOC F arranged the game. Hollywood to play three Kansas City area games after, while I.O.C.F. is a strong local rival. Admission 25 cents for under 14 and 40 cents for others. Shires to wrestle William Brown in Chicago. Ban Johnson results list Concordia over Marysville 7 1 Beloit 5 0 Tunction City over Salina 7 1.
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Ban Johnson
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Topeka
Woodlawn
North
Lawrence
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Hill
Bierley Orange
Selock
Kansas City
Hit Packers
Lodrio
Lee
Cf Stone
McGee
Ib Vigola
Dale
Johnson
Brown
Fitzhugh
Ober
HPO
C. Dicker
Teed
Evans
Robison
Oyler
Conner
Harwood
Pierce
Strange As It Seems Major Bonnet and the plank tale
The piece traces Major Stede Bonnet, once a Barbados planter, to pirate Captain Bonnet who popularized walking the plank. He paired with Blackbeard, raiding ships, yet was captured off Sullivan's Island and hanged in Charleston on September 1. It notes his respectable later life and his wife's stern temper. Also mentions the Battle of Bennington and an upcoming item.
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Ben
Major Bonnet
Cer
Barbados
Bon
West Indies
Captain Bonnet
Blackbeard
Bonnet
Banda
Sullivan's Island
Cape Fear
Charleston
GOLF EDGE TO COOPER AT OAKLAND HILLS VOTE
Toledo report notes 16 pro golfers pick three favorites for the national open at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan. Cooper appears on 12 ballots and Picard on 10 with Snead and Shute also favored. If wind affects play a 293 total for 72 holes could win.
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Toledo
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Harry” Cooper
Tony Manero
Baltusrol
Henry Picard
Hershey
Cooper
Picard
Manero
Cooper-Picard
Ralph Guldhal
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Ky Laf
Soon
Chicago Cherokee
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Denny Shute
P. G. A.champ
Jug” McSpaden
al Watrous
Olin Dutra
Lawson Little
Ed Dudley
Tommy Armour
Paul Rimyan
Snead
Thomson
Dutra
Ray Mangrum
Armour
Little
Johnny Revolta
Shute
Laffoon
Guldahl
Gene Sarszen
Jimmy Hines
Smith
Sarazen
Gene
Golf and Baseball For Commencement Visitors
Commencement week at the University of Kansas features golf and baseball events. Alumni golfers play at Lawrence Country Club tomorrow at 9 AM with prizes and a class golf cup at stake. A seniors versus alumni faculty baseball game follows at 8 PM on the east field by the stadium.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
Gene Glaohn
Irving Hill
Dr. H. Jones
J. J. Kistler
J. 0. Jones
Guy Keeler
K. U
Bob Childs
Schmeling Promises Elimination Tourney After Braddock Suspension
Rain cooled Madison Square Garden as Max Schmeling sought a title shot while Jim Braddock, scheduled to fight him, was suspended indefinitely by the New York boxing commission and fined $1,000 for missing weigh in. Commission chairman John J. Phelan warned that any Braddock bout opponents would face suspension, as Braddock’s Chicago suspension reportedly wouldn’t be recognized. The Braddock-Louis bout at Comiskey Park remained set for June 22.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Jim Braddock
Schmeling
New York , Boxing Commission
Commission
Speculator
N. Y
Max
Lohn J. Phelan
Braddock
Joe Gould
Chicago
Louis
Phelan
Champ
Ukase
Comiskey Park
Lewis Looks Ahead at Heavyweight Field After Title Bout
In St Louis June 4 John Henry Lewis, a dominant champion, eyed the heavyweight division. He stopped Bob Olin in the eighth round of a scheduled 15 round title bout, earning $15,000 of a $23,872 gross gate while Olin took 124% and a cracked rib. Lewis’s win heightens belief he will clash with Jock McAvoy or Al Gainer if the next steps go through, with over 12,000 fans certain he poses a major threat to the division.
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St. Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Bob Olin
Lewis
Olin
Walter Heisner
Jock McAvoy
England
al Gainer
Pittsburgh
Mason named KU sports editor for News Bureau
Dr W W Davis of the University of Kansas athletic board announced the appointment of Horace Mason of Lawrence as sports editor on the KU News Bureau staff starting September 1. Mason, who will graduate in June, brings extensive knowledge of sports and athlete records to promote the university’s athletic aims to the state.
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W. W. Davis
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Horace Mason
Lawrence
K. U. News
Mason
University
Yesterday's Results From Baseball By The Associated Press
Summary of yesterday's scores includes Boston 11 at Chicago 4 and Washington 5 Detroit 4 with Cleveland 6 New York 2. St Louis games postponed due to rain. American Association results show Columbus 13 Kansas City 2 and Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 8. St Paul 3 Louisville 1. Toledo 5 Milwaukee 3.
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Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Aik
Louisville
Indianapol
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Louis
Brooklyn
Phibytelphi
Cincinnati Wiz
American League
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Easielphia
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Sports Roundup highlights from June 4 amid heat and hype
New York dispatch notes Dean and Frick as winning and losing pitchers in a two hour game. The column catalogs Dizzy Dean’s absence from the All Star talk, Schmeling’s courts, and boxing chatter. It mentions Belmont Stakes plans, Davis Cup site shifts, and golf stars Manero Shute and McSpaden.
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Bill Terry
Dizzy Dean
Diz
Col
K. R. Bradley
Brooklyn
War Admiral
Pompoon
van Mungo
Lefty Gomez
Germantown
Philadelphia
Forest Hills
Milwaukee and Toledo In Close Race For the Lead
In Chicago on June 4 the American Association standings show Toledo tied with Milwaukee for the lead after Toledo beat Milwaukee 8 to 5. Milwaukee has 23 wins, 18 losses, while Toledo improves to a similar record. Minneapolis and St. Paul also won, with Columbus overpowering Kansas City 13 to 2 behind Max Macon.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Milwaukee
Brewers
Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Joe Morrissey
Gabby Street
Morrissey
Columbus
Kansas City
Max Macon
Red Birds
Red Bird
Ober's Lose Softball Game to Hill Packers
Busy days for Tide Thiinclad Tuscaloosa Alabama Charlie Holm, a sophomore track star at the University of Alabama, averages 10 points per dual meet. He excels in the high jump, javelin and broad jump, with three meets yielding three firsts in the high jump for 15 points, plus a second and third in the javelin and a first with two seconds in the broad jump. Attend Summer School at the Lawrence Business College. Term opens June 7.
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Tide Thiinclad
North Lawrence softball league schedule announced
The first session runs June 7 to July 22 with games at Woodlawn Park under lights at 8 p m each evening unless doubleheaders. The schedule lists teams such as Phillies Vinland Green Brothers National Guards North Lawrence Nave Paper Mill Obers N Y A Phillips 66 and others in daily matchups through July 22 with multiple rounds and doubleheaders.
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North Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Wnless
T-Phillies
Vinland
Green Brothers
National Guards
Nave, Paper Mill
National Guard
Phillips 66
T—Vinland
S—Paper Mill
Obers
Paper
Phil
PESTERDA STARS Shine In 6-9 Win Grabs Headlines
Low Fette and Wally Berger lead with Berger hitting two homers and four RBIs as Rees blanked Pirates. Sullivan pitches Indians to a 6-2 win over Yankees. Vernon Kennedy fends off Red Sox for an 11-4 White Sox victory. Buddy Meyer drives in one run in a 5-4 Senators win over Tigers.
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Low Fette
Wally Berger
Rees
Pirates
Berger
Billy Sullivan
Indians
Yankees
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Red Sox
Buddy Meyer
Senators
Tigers
To Honor Fred Heine at Baker Honors Assembly
Fred Heine of Kansas City is Baker University’s John Goetz trophy winner, to be awarded at the Honors Chal on Saturday morning June 5. Heine, a senior, has chaired multiple student bodies, earned three letters in track and football and four in basketball, and made Kansas conference mythical teams in basketball and football.
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Fred Heine
Kansas City
Baker University
John Goetz
Baker
Heine
Delta Tau Delta
Baker University Athletic Association
Kansas Conference
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