Red Sox Surge Past Indians In Junior Loop Rally
Boston Red Sox rally past Cleveland 14 1 to move up to third place as Mickey Harris earns another win. Ted Williams homer and Dom DiMaggio first, Cronin triples with two on, Foxx doubles with bases loaded in a 16 hit attack. Indians drop to second after Athletics beat White Sox 9 3. Rain halts NL play.
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Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Jimmie Foxx
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Harris
New York
Sox
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Dom DiMaggio
Cronin
Foxx
Indians
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jack Knott
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Washington Senators
Dennis Gatehouse
Senators
Ban Johnson Results Pittsburgh Parsons 3
Concordia 7 Junction City 6 Manhattan 4 Marysville 0. Local scores show Concordia and Manhattan achieving decisive wins while Pittsburgh and Junction City clash in a tight matchup.
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Ban Johnson
Pittsburgh
Parsons
Baseball leaders of era show Williams Cronin and DiMaggio top stats
American League leaders include Williams batting .434 and Cronin .373 with J. DiMaggio and D. DiMaggio driving runs. pitchers feature Feller 11-2 and Lyons 51 losses. National League highlights list Reiser hitting .361 and Slaughter 63 hits with Moore 39 RBIs. pitching leaders Warneke 1-? and Wyatt 9-2.
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Williams
Boston
Cronin
J. DiMaggio
New York
D. DiMaggio
York
Detroit
Keller
Chapman
Philadelphia
Cramer
Travis
Washington
Keltner
Cleveland
Johnson
Case
Feller
Lyons
Chicago
Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Moore
Hack
Nicholson
Ott
Brown
Mize
Dallesandro
riples—Moore
Lavagetto
Medwick
Camilli
Frey
Cincinnati
Warneke
Wyatt
K S Elects Captains for Kansas State Teams
Ed Darden of Manhattan was chosen captain of next year's Kansas State College track team and Marshall Stover of Manhattan was named captain of the swimming team at the campus election.
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K. S
Manhattan
Ed Darden
Kansas State College
Marshall Stover
Big Evening as Brydges Marries at Home Plate
Pi Pitcher Bill Brydges of Fort Lauderdale wed at home plate in Fort Lauderdale Florida on June 6. He delivered a run scoring single to his bride Eileen Field and pitched the first inning before an 8 to 1 victory over Miami. He then left for a weeklong wedding trip.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bill Brydges
Eileen Field
Miami
Whirlaway to Run in Belmont Stakes Tomorrow
Whirlaway along with three rivals is entered for the 73rd Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park tomorrow as a bid for the turf triple crown. Whirlaway, Derby and Preakness winner, is the prohibitive favorite in the mile and a half race. The other entrants include Yankee Chance Izabo and Robert Morris.
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New York
Whirlaway
Belmont Park
C. V. Whitney
Chance
Robert Kleberg, Jr
Izabo
J. Frederick Byer
Robert Morris
Tennis Results Heart of America Tournament
In Kansas City on June 6 results from the Heart of America tennis meet show Edison Shire of Independence Kansas defeating John Shelton of Kansas City 6 2 6 4 in the Junior Singles fourth round. Carl Meyer Jr of St Joseph Missouri and John Shelton of Great Bend Kansas beat Kurt and Paul Busick of Springfield 6 2 6 2 in the Junior Doubles quarter finals.
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Kansas City
Edison Shire
Independence
Kan
John Shelton
Carl Meyer, Jr
St. Joseph
Great Bend
Kurt
Paul Busick
Springfield
Denny Shute Dominates Open Round At Colonial Club
Denny Shute shot 36 33 69 to finish 1 under par in the opening round of the national open at Colonial club Fort Worth. He led a field with many notables behind him while about 8,000 spectators watched. Tomorrow's 36 hole final will determine the champion amid high scoring expectations.
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N.E.A
Denny Shute
Billy Burke
Colonial Club
Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
Tex
Shute
P.G.A
Links
Vic Ghezzi
E. J
Lawson Little
Dick Metz
Jack Ryan
Louisville, Ky
Henry Ransom
Clayton Heafner
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bunny Torpey
Dodson, Mo
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Johnny Morris
Tuscaloosa
Byron Nelson
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mantrum
Chick Harbert
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Ed Dudley
John Bulla
Tony Penna
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
Johnny Goodman
Henry Picard
Ralph Guldahl
Broadway Fight Notes and Sports Buzz From New York
Broadway is saying Arthur Donovan won’t be in there for the Louis Conn bout. Byron Nelson remains a hope for Fort Worth. Bud Taylor’s earnings are noted, while Mike Jacobs’ fights will be broadcast with Dunphy and Corum as a team. Lou Gehrig tributes continue, and Washington crew heads to Poughkeepsie with eleven varsity rowers yet to lose. Edward Mitchell comments on the Indians as they push for the pennant.
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New York
Broadway
Arthur Donovan
Joe’ Louis
Billy Conn
Arturo
Buddy Baer
Lou Gehrig
Roosevelt
Jimmy Foxx
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Bud Taylor
Tord Bud
Bill Corum
N. Y. Journal-American
Don Dunphy
Mike Jacobs
Conn-Louis
Mutual
Sam Taub
Bill Stern
NBC
Conn Confident He'll Beat Louis June 18
Pompton Lakes N J June 6 Billy Conn, the Pittsburgh boxer, is certain he will win the heavyweight title from Joe Louis on June 18. He says he may be knocked down but will rise and outbox Louis, predicting he will make Louis miss while he lands blows and outboxes the champion.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Billy
Conn
Louis
Joe
Sports Cocktail How They Do Things In Texas
The article notes the national open course 13th hole green laid six weeks ago and mentions Flint Rhem attempting a comeback with a South Carolina semi pro team. Ruppert stadium Newark is described as the only baseball orchard in the country with a cocktail men. Billy Conn seeks dressing room access before introductions for the Louis fight drawing mixed reactions.
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Texas
Flint Rhem
Cardinal
Grover Cleveland Alexander
South Carolina
Ruppert Stadium
Newark
Billy Conn
Louis
Mirage of Port Odds and Past Sports Highlights
The digest recounts past sports moments including Sam Snead leading the national open with 67 a year ago, Byron Nelson in 72, a trade move from Cincinnati Reds to New York Giants involving Alex Kampouris, and William Woodward’s Granville winning Belmont Stakes by a nose.
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Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Wally Berger
William Woodward
Granville
Mr. Bones
Outfielder Names Traded Between St Joseph Clubs
Joseph Morejoseph an outfielder previously with St. Joseph Missouri is transferred by the St. Louis Browns to St. Joseph Michigan in a cross city move. The deal confirms a shift of talent within the organization.
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Joseph Morejoseph
St. Joseph
Mich
St. Louis Browns
Minneapolis Mills Win Pace Ties in Narrow Baseball Day
The Minneapolis Millers moved into first place by one percentage point after two wins over Indianapolis 2 to 1 and 6 to 3. Johnny Grodzicki won for Columbus against Kansas City, while Art Parks and Tex Hughson sparked Louisville’s rally to beat St Paul 4 to 3. Milwaukee edged Toledo 4 to 3 on Red McQuillen’s eighth inning triple.
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Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Johnny Gr
Milwaukee
Toledo
Red McQuillen
George Koslo
Oatman Leads Qualifiers in Excelsior Springs Golf Tourney
Miller and Atchison shot two under par 71 to lead 68 qualifiers in the Excelsior Springs invitational. Glenn Oatman tied for fourth with Hudson McGuire as match play began.
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Oatman
Excelsior
Springs
Miller
Atchison
Glenn Oatman
As City
Hudson McGuire
Leavenworth
Brown Floors Angel In Three Fall Wrestling Bout
Orville Brown of Wallace Kansas defeats the Swedish wrestler known as The Angel in a heavyweight match winning two falls to one. Brown used an Indian death lock to win the first fall, lost the second, and pinned The Angel with an octopus stretch in the third fall.
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Kansas City
Kan
Orville Brown
Wallace
Blacksmith
Angel
Brown
Angel Pas
Springfield Trail Tightens Lead for Cardinals in Circuit
The Cardinals beat the Miners 10-5 as Hopkins won his ninth in a row and Stan Musial hit his twelfth homer. Joplin edged toward wins while Fort Smith and Hutchinson also won, and Topeka at Salina was rained out. Today's slate includes Carthage at Hutchinson and Fort Smith at Springfield.
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Springfield
Joplin
Cardinals
Red Birds
Miners
Yankees
Muskogee
Jack Mealey
Reds
Olsen
Chad Kimsey
Douglas
Mabrey
Mealey
Fort Smith
Lloyd Hopkins
Giants
Hopkins
Stan Musial
Hutchinson
Pirates
Carthage Browns
Artie Cuccurullo
Hutchinson Hurler
Frank Mancuso
Carthage
Topeka
Salina
Pleasant Valley Community Notes And Visits
Miss Mary Ann Peterson visits her cousin Mrs. Russel Henderson in Lawrence while Miss Shirley Garratt attends the Meadow Lark 4-H round up in Manhattan. The Meadow Lark 4-H plans a meeting at Pleasant Valley school house June 10 with Petersons and Richardsons on the refreshment committee.
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Mary Ann Peterson
Russel Henderson
Lawrence
Shirley Garratt
Manhattan
Meadow Lark
Fred Mencer
Kansas City
Kan
Lloyd Hegeman
C. E. Dunigan
No. 6
Jack Maloney
J. W. Alexander
Jack
C. E. Francis
Baldwin
Norma Lynch
Evan Griffith
Visitors and Local Guests Share Weekend Plans
Numerous residents and guests from Kansas City Independence Parkville and Emporia visited family and friends in Trinidad and nearby areas. Courting weddings showers and homecomings linked to Park College and local hosts framed a weekend of social calls travel and community ties.
Community Notes From Lawrence Get-Together and Visits
A Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Harry Morman’s Lawrence home is reported along with Children’s Day services at Fairview featuring Evelyn and Clarence. Several locals, including Evan Griffith and Evelyn, returned to Lawrence after months in California and stayed with the Breers. Multiple neighbors and relatives visited, including the Kohler, Thiry, Richardson, and Hiatt families, with several Sunday gatherings noted around Baldwin, Eudora, and Olathe.
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Harry Morman
Lawrence
Evan Griffith
Evelyn
Albert Lynch
Norma
Clarence
Fairview
Vernon Anderson
Larry Vernon
California
Harry Breers
Bud
Breers
William Kohler
Neva Mae
Bobby Thiry
Opal Richardson
Morgan Allison
Crissie Richardson
Grinter
Franklin Grinter
Carl Koehler
Jack McCabrin
George Richardson
Aren
H. J. Peterson
Karen
T. G. Hiatt
Baldwin
Bill Hegeman
Billy
Columbia
Mary Ann
Harry Broers
Larry
Jack
Bobby McCabrin
Cas Koehler
Eudora
A. I. Holcein
Doane
UG. G. Richardson
Mr. Anderson
Roscoe Anderson
Olathe
Black Jack native on Parkville homecoming trip
Wille Bixler of Black Jack travels from Vera Cruz New Mexico toward a Parkville College homecoming. Grace Van Tries of Topeka visits family. Grace and her mother meet relatives near Topeka and W A Scott home. Weekend guests include Elizabeth Pearson and Dister family. Community notes on visits and gatherings across local households.
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Northwest
Missour
Beulah. Conn
Independence
Kan
Oklahoma
Nancy Bodenhamer
Annie Welborn
Kansas City
F. M. Gordon
Edith Legman
Bertha White
DeSoto
R. C. Welborn
Dorothy Kalb
Manhattan
Forest Talbott
Effingham
Walter Parsons
Grace Preston
van Tries
Cyril Roche
Johnny Bell
Dorothy Ann
Parl Russell
Richard Kramer
Russell
Robert Mobly
Clifford Rice
Edwin Higbee
Vespertine School
Wille Bixler
Black Jack
Grace Hays
Vera Cruz
N. M
Parkville College
Parkville
Grace van Tries
Topeka
Walter van Tries
Grace
Maurice O'Neil
A. J. Dister
Martha
Danny
Elizabeth Pearson
W. A. Scott
Wayne O'Neil
Rolland
Cora Trusheim
Co. C. Waters
Will Hilgenfeld
Martha Church
McPherson
Breithaupt
Jay
Edgerton
Ralph Kalb
Hilgenfelds
Church
Community Notices From Excelsior District
Last week many neighbors attended a surprise gathering for Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Reep and family. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Fleer at Worden Evangelical church. Various residents helped with housework and errands. Ottawa and Baldwin students began summer vacation. Carl Schwarz and Helen Johanning attended St Luke's hospital graduation in Kansas City. Duane Lindholm to attend 4-H round-up in Manhattan as Douglas county health champion.
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E. E. Reep
Mary Fleer
Worden Evangelical Church
Marjorie Shuler
Albert Schwarz
Hallie Hale
Anna Johanning
John van Valkenburg
Topeka
Frank Steen
Ernest Pohl
Donard Gastrock
Ottawa
Baldwin
Carl Schwarz
Kansas City
Community Notes From The Starry Flory Neighborhood
Tuesday visits at Starry Flory home and papering at L. W. Haas followed by a busy week of alfalfa, church activities, and social events. Families like Edgecomb Schwarz Lynch Flora and Pohl joined Rainbow 4-H, census work, and Chil dren's day practices. Reunions and dinners tied residents to Ottawa Baldwin and Willow Springs areas.
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Starry Flory
Blanche Edgecomb
L. W. Haas
Charley ,Wacker
Denver
Colg
Betty
Carl Schwarz
Willow Springs
Jack Frey
Henry Pohl
Theodore Glaser
L. A. Flora
Glen Flora
Charley Elm
Orvi
Pohl
Glaser
Ottawa
Glass bottle production totals by category reported to census
Annual census figures show milk bottle production at 2 535 000 gross beer bottle output 2 574 000 gross and liquor wine bottles 8 212 000 gross Glass containers for medicines and toilet preparations amount to 17 994 000 Toss.
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Census Bureau
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