No-Hit Mastery by N Babcock in Cubs 12 Elks 0 Win
N Babcock threw the first no hit game as the Reno Cubs pounded out 12 hits to rout the Elks 12 to 0 in yesterday Junior Twilight league at Southpark diamond. Rice collected four hits including a triple and three singles, while Babcock and Anderson led the offense with key hits in the big three inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Babcock
Reno Cub
Elks
Southpark Diamond
Reno
Krom
Miller
Harding
Babcock
Anderson
Black
Wickey
Himpel
White
Rice
C. Babcock
Reno Cubs
Hart
Singie
N. Babcock
Gibbons
Eles
Midland
Eagles
Lone Star
Odd Fellows
Sterdays Results in American League and Associations
Baseball scores show New York 15 4 over Boston 3 7 and St Louis 3 Chicago 2 with Cleveland 1 Detroit 2 Philadelphia Washington ending in rain. American Association games include Indianapolis 3 Columbus 7. Louisville 1 Toledo 0. St Paul 0 Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 2. second game 1A innings.
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New York
Boston
St Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo- St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Eae
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Delphia
Annion
Américan Association I
Milwaukee Mahabe
Paul
Toledo
AIG
Pirates Forme Triumph as Jensen and Birkofer Drive Win
Pirates-Forme win first game as Woody Jensen and Ralph Birkofer drive in winning runs while Birkofer limits Neds to five. Carl Hubbell grinds out eighth win for Giants over Braves. Myril Hoag and Dick Porter spark other openers as Porter drives in three. Gabby Hartnett drives in five for Cubs in win over Cardinals. Lynwood Rowe limits Indians to six hits with seven strikeouts as Tigers win. Phillies help their cause by driving in three in win over Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Jensen
Ralph Birkofer
Pirates
Forme
Neds
White Sox
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Braves
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Dick Porter
Red Sox
Hoar
Porter
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Indians
Phil Collins
Phillies
Dodgers
Baseball Leaders and Standings From Recent Games
Batting leaders include Hemsley Browns 335 and Manush Senators 387. Hits show Manus ringer Tigers 65 and Gehringer Tigers 65. Pitching lists Gomez Yankees 101 and Dean Cardinals 60. National League highlights Urbasnki Braves 60 hits and Medwick Cardinals 43 RBIs.
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Associated Press
Hemsley
Browns
Manush
Senators
Morgan
Red Sox
Geslin
Tigers
Kuhel
Clift
Geéhrig
Tankees
Bonura
White Sox
Manus Ringer
Gehringer
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Beynolds
Bonira
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Geh
Stelen Beses
Werber
Chapman
Walker
Gomez
Weaver
Leslie
Dodgers
Urbanski
Braves
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Kisin
Cubs
Suhr
Collins
Moore
Giants
Berger
English
Suhler
W. Hermann
Jordan
Klein
Col Ing
Hartnett
Tolen Fener Terre Phillies
Martin
P. ‘Dean
Frankhouse
Strange as It Seems Marine Museum in Seattle
The strangest marine museum in the world is in Seattle Washington. Specimens are displayed as from the water not stuffed or embalmed. An intense cold preserves them, keeping an uncanny natural appearance. The museum began about a dozen years ago with a fisherman’s sunfish and grew as more rare sea creatures were added. Displays include many odd fishes a sea bear hair and fur seals octopus dot fish lying fish sleeper sharks sea poachers grunt fish singing fish and even a young whale. About 3 exhibits in total attract thousands of visitors to the Spokane Street terminal annually.
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Seattle Wash
Spokane Street
Local sports calendar highlights Thursday and Friday
Thursday Elks host Midland while Pontiac meets Haverty Grocery at Wonrdlawn School diamond North Lawrence. Junior Twilight at 5:00 p.m. Friday Lone Star faces Odd Fellows with a 6:15 p.m. start at South Park. Softball doubles at Woodlawn diamond Coe Drug battles Bankers at 7:30 p.m. and Lawrence Team plays Topeka Team.
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Elks
Midland
South Park
Pontiac
Haverty Grocery
Keatus & O Clock
Wonrdlawn
North Lawrence
Lone Star
Odd Fellows
Woodlawn
Coe Drug
Bankers
Lawrence
Topeka
Baer Seeks Delay in Primo Carnera Title Fight
New York June 7 AP Baer the challenger asks for a one week postponement of the 15 round heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden on Long Island. Carnera and his camp oppose the delay while Baer, his manager Ancil Hoffman and adviser Jack Dempsey press for the change, arguing to fight June 14 or not at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Baer
Primo
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
Long Island
Baer
Garden
Ancil Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera
Carera
Two Soft Ball Contests Are Booked for Tonight
The North Lawrence Civic Association softball team defeated Goodrich tire 18 to 13 on Woodlawn. A doubleheader starts at 7:30 PM with Haver ty's vs Pontiac and Fritzel vs Varsity Velvet, each five innings. Managers urge players in the first game to report for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence Civic Assoeciation
Goodrich Tire
Woodlawn
Haverty’s
Pontiac
Fritzel
Varsity Velvet
Duty Promotio
Milter
Jeer
Palmteer
Kemp
Wolfe
Hibbs
Plans for Dallas Tourney Trans-Mississippi Golf Meet
The 39th Trans-Mississippi Golf Association tournament and meeting will run June 26 to July 1 at Brook Hollow in Dallas. Defending champion Gus Moreland of Dallas, who won in 1932 and 1933, headlines a field expected at about 350 players. Special invites include Johnny Goodman Lawson Little Johnny Fisher George Dunlap Howard Creel Chick Evans and the Dawsons Johnny and George. The Topeka Prather Pirates seek two games at Lawrence. manager Morris Krouse promotes the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Brook Hollow
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Little
Johnny Fisher
George Dunlap
Howard Creel
Denver
Chick Evans
Dawsons
Johnny
George
Mrs. O. S. Hill Stays in Tourney Running
In Kansas City on June 7 AP reports the Trans Miss Golf tournament continues with eight contenders reduced to four after two rounds. Patty Berg nearly upset Mrs. O. S. Hill before Hill rebounded, setting up quarterfinals with Mrs. Charles Newbold while Lucille Robinson faces Mrs. Leon Solomon in another bracket. The upper bracket also includes Phyllis Buchanan versus Mrs. Dan Chandler, as Omaha wins the 1935 tournament hosting duties. Mae West earns about $60,000 per film, noted in the Augusta Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Q. S. Hill
Omaha
Mae West
Augusta Gazette
Two Polo Games Carded for Local Field Sunday
Charles Payton of the Lawrence Hunt and Polo club schedules a Sunday double header at Cavalry field opposite Hill view Golf Course. Over brook Tigers teams face Lawrence Indian and Jayhawks. admission is 10 cents. Payton notes high local interest and plans for a regular polo schedule with nearby teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payton
Lawrence Hunt and Polo Club
Cavalry Field
Hillview
Overbrook Tigers
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Lawrence Sport
Payton
Ruth Benches Himself Amid Yankee Rumors in Boston
Babe Ruth, hitting over .300 with an ankle ailment, has benched himself after reports teammates see him as a drag anchor. Manager Joe McCarthy denies forcing the move, saying Ruth is a regular, playing when he feels up to it. Myril Hoag filled in left field for Ruth in a doubleheader against the Red Sox, collecting a hit in seven of his first 11 at bats before 21,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Babe Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Ruth
McCarthy
Babe
Yankees
Gabe
Red Sox
Myrit Hoag
Polli Adds to Hall Fame After Fine No Hit Bid
Chicago June 7 AP Add the name of America Polli to the American Association scroll of baseball fame A lone single ruined a no hit bid as Polli and Milwaukee blanked St Paul 1 to 0 His gem featured no walks and only one baserunner Lou Fette broke it up with a sixth inning single but was left stranded Tony Rensa hit a two out homer in the Brewer fifth for support and perfect defense marked the win
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
of America Polli
American Association Scroll of Baseball Fame
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Association
Polli
Lou Fette
Tony Rensa
Toledo Thumps Louisville 5 1 Behind Larkins Gem
Steve Larkins scattered five hits to lead Toledo past Louisville 5 to 1. Harry Davis homered twice as the Mud Hens bunched 10 hits. Columbus and Indianapolis split a doubleheader with Cleveland-style offense in the opener, 16 to 9. Billy Myers connected for a homer in the nightcap. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 6 to 2 as George Hochette was roughed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Larkins
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
Harry Davis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Indians
Billy Myers
Ieventh
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Kansas City
George Hochette
Hargiss to coach track at Topeka coaching school
Hargiss, KU track coach, will give instruction at the State High School Coaching school in Topeka August 7 to 17. More than 300 Kansas high school coaches expected. Football to be coached by Bo McMillin of Indiana University and Gwinn Henry of New Mexico. basketball by Lonborg, a Kansas graduate at Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hargiss
University of Kansas
Topeka
Kansas
Bo McMillin
Indiana
University
Gwinn Henry
University of New Mexico
Local Social and Funeral Notices from Eudora Area
Eudora residents visit Bucklin and Lawrence families for gatherings. State Public Works Administration engineers held a picnic at State Lake near Tonganoxie. Frank Seiwald funeral held at Holy Family church. Seiwald born 1860 in Warrenton Mo and lived in Eudora. survived by brother Mike Seiwald and nephews. Douglas county graduation exercises set for Memorial High School with district 28 diploma recipients listed. Harald Daugherty family visited Topekans. local tidbits about decorations day and local arrivals.
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Ralph Hagenbuch
Ralph, Jr
Bucklin
Ralph Tripp
Lawrence
Fred Moll
N.F. Strachan
Agnes Betty
State Lake
Tonganoxie
State Public Works Administration
Strachan
Pac
Garnet-Fort Scott
Kansas City
Mike Seiwald
Wamega
Arthur Seiwald
Bert Seiwald
Alfred Seiwald
William Schopper
John Schopner
Eudora
Harold Seiwald
Wamego
Janice Guenther
Louise Rapier
Myrnace Ott
Agnes Betty Strachan
Hazel Hackworth
Ruth Bartz
Delbert Eisele
Fred Trefz
Delbert Mathia
Harald Daugherty
Lorene
Fearold Lee
Topek
William Bohnsack
Birthday bridge party and social notices in Eudora area
Mrs. Alice Kohler hosted a birthday gathering with neighbors. high and low bridge scores were claimed by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Trefz. Refreshments followed for guests including Mrs. Viola Sheldon and Mrs. Nora Trefz, with several local residents visiting kin in Kansas City, Ottawa, and Kaw Valley. Other notes cover farewells, church events, and a hospital stay for Marvin Gale Brown in Kansas City.
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Alice Kohler
Jones
Trefz
Viola Sheldon
Minnie Jones
Nora Trefz
Katie Rothberger
Agnes Carr
Leoti Walker
R. B. Church
Kansas City
Frank Greiner
Charles Moore
Jessie Claire
Wilbur
Ray Craig
Moore
Eudora
J. D. Adams
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Galveston
William Carter
Ottawa
Martin Abels
Martha
June Louise
Kaw Valley
Fred Moll
John Siler
Effie Brooks
Lawrence
Herbert Landon
Louise Wetter
Kenneth Cooper
William Stadler
Laura Cooper
Jake Milburn
J. H. Wlicheall
Hesper
Albert. Winters
Alton Straub
Sy Straub
Wamezo
Anna Hadle
Lathrop
Barbara Zillner
Anna Sommers
Lizzie Greiner
Helen Schooner
Mary Seiwald
Pauline Sommers
Lucy Kaegi
Charles Holmes
Alice Marie Howard
Methodist Church
Prairie Center
J. H. Carr
Denver
Colo
S. V. Carr
N. F. Strachan
Chicago
Indianapolis
Carr
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mary Cook
Farley
Kan
Kate Edelbrock
Marvin Gale Brown
Charles. Brown
Gardner 3
Bell Memorial Hospital
Lightning injures three year old at home during storm
A three year old, Richard Bryant, was knocked unconscious when lightning struck a telephone line entering the house during an electrical storm on Saturday night. He remains unable to open his eyes and is under a doctor's care. Several local residents and families were listed visiting or staying with relatives this week, and the Douglas County spelling contest was held at Memorial High School with local students taking top positions and advancing to the state contest in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bryant
Joe Bryant
Mary Cook
Kate Edelbrock
Merle Edel
Clarence Daughtery
Fred Papenhausen, Sr
Fonganoxie
John Papenhausen
Robert and
Howard
Excelsior Springs
Fred Papenthausen
Charles Terrill
N.F. Strachan
Venice
Calif
John Everley
Louise Lotz
Topeka
Eudora
George Hadle
Helene
Lathrop
Hadle
Evelyn Sommers
Leavenworth
Louie Sommers
William Edelbrock
Lila Jean
Billy Bob
Robert Reusch
Evening Star
Arthur Kraus
Kansas City
Euretta Kraus
Tom Davenport
Fall Leaf
Emmerson Behnsack
Erina Jean
Dorothy
Donna Behnsack
Harold Daugherty
Daugherty
C. L. Fuller
Herbert Landon
Clarence Fuller
Toveka
Berryton
Vance Grimes
Dan Neil
DeSoto
Epworth League
Journal-World
Woodstock Social Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Kansas City visitors include Mr and Mrs Smith and Mrs C W Williams of Iowa. Sam Petrie returns from a week with Mr and Mrs Bryan Wilson. Prayer meeting led by Mrs Charley Trower, from Acts chapter nine. Community monthly meeting prep at the school house Friday June 8. Children Day programs set for June 10 at Wellman chapel and June 17 at Woodstock school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kansas City
C. W. Williams
Iowa
Harry Wellman
Acts
Wellman Chapel
Woodstock School House
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Paul Bunyan
Merion Country Club
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Paul Runyan
Tye
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Princeton
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Cunningham
Glen
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Gimme
Mackey
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Ross Stanwix
Raymond Gardner
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Dr. Leasure
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Paz
Wonder
Hal Forrest
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