Bahram wins the 156th English Derby at Epsom Downs
Bahram the Aga Khan entry triumphed in the 156th derby with Robin Goodfellow second and Field Trial third in a 16-horse field. Robin Goodfellow carried Sir Abe Bailey’s silks while Field Trial wore Lord Astor colors. Dublin reports that four American fortunes in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes total £300,000 rode with the top three finishers.
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Aga Khan
Robin Goodfellow
Bahram
Sir Abe Bailey
Lord Astir
Aca Khan
Hairan
Dublin
Irish Free State
Irish Free State Hospital
Field Trial
Robin Sandienivss
Fieldrial
Mile Mark Is Due To Be Lowered LOOK .TO PRINCETON
New York June 5 The mile field at Princeton’s invitation meet June 15 includes Glen Cunningham Bill Bonthron Gene Venzke Glen Dawson and Jack Lovelock. Lovelock says he is in good form and aims to win rather than chase time with Cunningham and Bonthron likely to pose a formidable challenge. His knee injury has healed and he is training steadily.
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New York
Jack Lovelock
Glen Cunningham
Lovelock
Namo
Glenn Cunningham
Kansan
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
Oxford
Rhodes
New Zealand
London University
America
Bonthron
Cunningham
Wiliam G. Thomas
Strange as it seems comeback tale and a mysterious quiz
John Hix recounts Jack Dempsey on a comeback tour of 174 bouts in under a year, with 190 knockouts and multi-fight nights before a fall 15 defeat ended his days. The piece also explains the origin of the word quiz in Dublin, where a theater manager funded a citywide door step chalking of the word overnight, creating a new term whose meaning remains unclear. Tomorrow: The upside down bird.
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Jack Dempsey
King Levinsky
Jack
Dublin
Daly
Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Leagues
AP reports National League games Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 2. Chicago 14 New York at Philadelphia postponed by rain. Brooklyn at Boston postponed. American League Chicago 1 St Louis 1. Boston 3 Washington 2. Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York postponed by rain. American Association Minneapolis 4 Kansas City ?. Indianapolis 3 Toledo 5 in night game. St Paul at Milwaukee postponed by rain. Louisville 2 Columbus 5.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eniladelphis
Boston
York
Cleveland
Cricabo Wesersteee
Wiashington
Philadelphia
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American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Boit
Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Alt Columbus
Muenmadel
Toledo
Aninasanisniel
Louisville
Associated Press
National League
Lewis
Chicaga
Pu York
St. Louia
Washington
Fieveland
Detroit
St. Paul
Latisville
Columbus
Baseball highlights with multiple players contributing runs
Gabby Asrinctt drove in six runs with a homer a triple and a single while scoring three times. Flesh Young hit a decisive bases clearing double and scored on a later single. Alan Stranze and Jwins Solters contributed seven of Browns runs as the Pirates and Red Sox offense featured solid showings.
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Gabby Asrinctt
Flesh Young
Pirates
Cardines Farrell
Red Sox
Senators
aAlan Stranze
Jwins Solters
Browns
Notable all star poll recalls stars Hubbell Gehrig and more
A year ago Carl Hubbell and Lou Gehrig led fan votes for major league all star teams. Three years earlier Helen Wills Moody captured the French tennis title for a fourth time in five years. Other notes include Jimmy Foxx homering against the Senators and Primo Carnera defeating Myer Christner in Detroit. Also MIT entered a freshman eight for Poughkeepsie regatta, setting a 23 crew record for 1930. An ad-taker offers writing aid for classifieds by calling 22.
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Associated Press
Carl Hubbell
Lou Gehrig
Helen Wills Moody
Jimmy Foxx
Senators
Primo Carnera
Myer Christner
Detroit
Poughkeepsie
Blues Beat Millers 11-4 in Chicago Night Game
Blues powered past the Millers 11 to 4 in a night game on the Blues' lot led by Brubaker and Alexander. Hassett Fallis Ogrodowski and Cullop drove in runs as Kansas City rode 11 hits and costly errors to the victory.
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Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
Louisville
Hassett
Fallis
Ogrodowski
Cullop
Colonels
Bud Tinning
Columbus
Brubaker
Alexander
Kansas City Blues
Carls Open Season With Win Over Civics
Carls, defending champions, beat North Lawrence Civics 5 to 2 in North Lawrence softball opener. Amyx homered with C Dicker aboard in the fourth for Civics’ lone runs. Carls led 1 0 in first, added three in second without a hit. Mayor Alfred Lawrence threw the first ball. Bratton struggled against the Mayor’s delivery. League czars Palmateer and Pine note tonight’s 7 30 game at Woodlawn School diamond depending on weather.
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Carls
North Lawrence
Civics
C. C. Carl
Walter Palmateer
Palmateer
Ralph Pine
Woodlawn School
Springfield Wins Again Narrow Western Association Action
Springfield edged Muskogee 5 to 4 to narrow the margin in the Western Association race as Kyler's triple with the sacks jammed powered the Cardinals past the Tigers. Muskogee outhit Springfield 11 to 6 but Ross thrived in key moments. Ponca City crushed Bartlesville 18 hits to 2. Joplin and Hutchinson split a doubleheader with Hutchinson stranded 10 in the nightcap. The schedule shifted with Ponca City at Muskogee, Bartlesville at Joplin, and Hutchinson at Springfield. About 800 cotton farmers in Jim Wells county Texas signed contracts to rent acreage to the Rove Erma this year, an increase of.
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Kansas City
Springfield
Bartlesville
Kyler
Cardinals
Muskogee
Tigers
Ross
Ponca City
Bill Wilson
Reds
Joplin
Hutchinson
Larks
Miners
Jim Wells County
Texas
Rove Erma
Pirates wallop Dizzy Dean as Cardinals slip in standings
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Dizzy Dean 9 to 5 to near St. Louis in the pennant race. Gabby Hartnett fueled a 10-2 Cubs win over Cincinnati with a homer triple and single driving in six. In the American League, the Boston Red Sox beat Washington 3-2 while the Browns crushed the White Sox 11-1. Wesley Ferrell earned his eighth win as injuries hit the White Sox with manager Jimmy Dykes spraining his ankle.
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Dizzy Dean
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Browns
White Sox
Wesley Ferrell
Jimmy Dykes
Hayes
Jack Burns
Cleveland Indians
Pirates and Cardinals shine in era-defining slate recap
GAMES recap notes Vaughan and Martin key hits for Pirates and Cardinals. Highlights include Coenen, Rots, and Van John among Giants players, with Stolen bases by Sterdasary and Myers. Pitching by Tarwater, Castleman, and Walker fuels a 3-1 Giants win as Athletics and White Sox hitters feature in late innings.
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Atting
Vanehan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Tiuns—Veat
Cardi Bans Batten
Vaughan
Pirsalrs
Doyles
Rtin
Coenen
Rots
Ll. Rice
Ick
L. van- John i
Giants
Erin
Pa Moore
Philles
Jon Moore
Sterdasary
Dodgers
Rand Myers
Reds
Tarweton
Castleman
Walker
Ainals
Sioux City Cowboys Take Western League Lead After Win
Sioux City Cowboys, unbeaten in six, moved atop the Western league standings with a 10 to 6 victory over Keokuk. Keokuk had led Sioux City by a half game late, but the Cowboys surged to the top.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Sioux City Cowboys
Cowboys
Keokuk
Fieud City
Kansas State Awards Honors Fifty-Four Spring Athletes
Fifty four Kansas State college athletes will receive awards and numerals for spring sports participation. Awards approved by the athletic council yesterday include gold track shoes for indoor championship track and field team members.
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Kansas State
Manhattan
Kan
Jaune
Kansas State College
Athletic Council
Winter Social Visits Across Town Gatherings
Winter Mr and Mrs John Banks and family and Clyde Lambert visited Etherton Sunday to see Ernest Arnett family and Louise Carney of Lawrence while Charles Wells and the Winters hosted at C B Winters home. Milton Winter and Hazell Coles with Betty Brass visited Wilmore relatives last week. E A Sims and children with Keith Baugh spent time with John and Mrs Baugh at Pleasanton. Newt Hamlin visited Albert Hamlin at Perry. Paul Winter of Barker was also mentioned.
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John Banks
Clyde Lambert
Etherton
Ernest Arnett
Louise Carney
Lawrence
Charles Wells
Leecompton
C. B. Winters
Milton Winter
Hazell Coles
Betty Brass
Wilmore
Kan
E. A. Sims
Keith Baugh
John Baugh
Pleasanton
Newt Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Perry
Paul Winter
Barker
Local residents attend meetings and visit kin across towns
Monday and his brother and several locals attended a rural high school meeting in Lecompton on Thursday afternoon. The article lists numerous visits and family gatherings with residents from Lecompton, Topeka, Lawrence, Effingham, Sigel, Oak Ridge, and Lawrence, including mentions of Banks, Shields, Schroyer, Chiles, and Colman families visiting relatives and hosting guests.
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Charles Winter
William Schroyer
Don Claar
Topeka
Herman Banks
Juanita Chiles
John Chiles
George Chiles
Ethie Banks
Edith Claay
Banks
Fuente
California
Hannah Alstrom
Fsickson
William Richards
Lecompton
Fred Nace
Willis Colman
Billy Schroyer
Robert Martin
Brackett
Martin
Arnold Christy
Sigel
C. A. Richards
Barker
G. T. Richards
Ben Shields
Bobby
Mel
Wilbur Sawyer
Lawrence
Don Galant
Harold
Ethel May
Roy Lee
Dale Francis
John Banks
Margaret
Harry Mitchell
Mrs. W. T. Childers
Community Guests Share Evening at Gibson Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Gibson of Greybull Wyoming hosted a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs Roscoe Ward and her son Dale and Mrs John Gibson with Stella. Also present were Mr and Mrs Walter Harbour and Frances and Mr and Mrs Holmer Gibson and Marcelene. The Warner family later went to pick up chickens at Mrs. location.
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Henry Gibson
I Greybul
Wyo
Roscoe Ward
Dale
John Gibson
Stella
Walter Harbour
Frances
Holmer Gibson
Marcelene
Wayne Warner
Cardinal Camp Verbal Clash Between Dizzy and Frisch
Pittsburgh June 5. Dizzy Dean clashed with manager Frank Frisch and Cardinal teammates after a game with the Pirates. Frisch threatened a $10,000 fine and suspension for temper, while Dean accused the manager of intent to cut his contract earnings. The bench quarrel nearly turned physical before officials separated them.
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Dizzy
Frisch
Finé
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dean
Peacock
Cardinal
Joe Medwick
Frank
Memorial services and local notices from Range Line area
Local events and notices include memorial services at Union church on May 30, attendance at Mrs Glaser's funeral in Westphalia, and various family and community activities. Names appearing: Warner, Daugherty, Watts, Glaser, George Finch, Lucy Krause, Overbrook, Worden, Emery Crawford, Charlene Elm, Royal Crawford, Range Line, Memorial High School, Eunice Hammond, Black Jack, Lois Fisher, Harry Fisher. Also mentions road closure south of Range Line due to a washed out bridge.
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Elmer Daugherty
Leloup
John Watts
Theo Glaser
George Glaser
Westphalia
Union Church
Andy Cole
Myrtle
George Finch
Jimmy Ween
Holmer Gibson
Worden
Memorial High School
Clark Clover
Hazel
Osage City
Irving Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Campbell
Overbrook
Lucy Krouse
Eunice Hammond
Black Jack
Range Line
Lois Fisher
Harry Fisher
Eldred
K. U
Elmer Wintermantle
Kansas City
Walter Harbour
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