Rift in Baer camp fuels fight talk in New Jersey
In Asbury Park June 7 rumors surfacing about Max Baer clash with manager Ancil Hoffman. Baer allegedly objects to Hoffman's interference in private life and legal fights over earnings with former manager J Ham Lormer. Dolph Thomas runs training. Nate Lewis eyeing future bouts. Joe Louis path could reach Baer in September. Tomorrow: Streets with silver pavement.
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Park
N. J
Max Baer
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
J. Ham Lorimer
California
Max
Hoffman
Himmy Braddock
Dolph Thomas
San Francisco
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
Max Schmeling
Pirates, Tigers, and Red Sox Lead In Slugging Night
Baseball notes highlight Guy Bush limiting the Cardinals to four hits and Earl Grace driving in both Pirates runs with a double. Goose Goslin of the Tigers added a triple and three singles versus the Indians, totaling five RBIs including the winning run.
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Tleprr Capn Senators
Red Sox
Guy Bush
Earl Grace
Pirates
Bush
Cardinals
Grace
Pittsburgh
Goose Goslin
Ticers
Indians
Major League Baseball Leaders and Road Trip Note
Summary of American and National League batting leaders with team names and stats, plus a Des Moines road trip note for the Sioux City Cowboys leading the Western League by a wide margin after a home win and a mention of a headlight ordinance fine in Eagle Pass.
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Des Moines
Sioux City Cowboys
Keol
Cowboys
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Death Curves on Auto Track Will Go
Indianapolis June 7 The elimination of hazards of the hairpin turns at the speedway was discussed today Colonel FE W Rickenbacker president of the speedway association said plans for partial rebuilding include widening the turns and possibly steeper banking The turns were built when cars could average over 90 miles an hour on the 2 1/2 mile track Eleven race drivers or riding mechanics have died at the track in the last three years.
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Indianapolis
FE. W. Rickenbacker
Speedway Association
Col. Rickenbacker
Pirates Move Up In Pennant Race With Hot Stretch
The Pittsburgh Pirates surged to second place by winning 16 of 22, including a five-game streak. Guy Bush four hits to beat the Cardinals 2 1. Mickey Cochrane's Tigers moved into third in the AL after a 10 inning 10 9 victory. White Sox back to second as Indians slip. Rain halted two games in each league while the Braves and Dodgers had an bye.
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Associated Press
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Bucs
Guy Bush
Cardinals
Bush
Jesse
Pop) Haines
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Henry Coppola
Washington
Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Braves
Brooklyn
Yesterday's Results and Weather Readout
Summary of National League games with St Louis and Pittsburgh results, New York at Philadelphia postponements, and wet grounds causing delays. American Association scores show Minneapolis and Toledo, with multiple postponements noted, plus a Kansas City rain impact. Also notes Kansas has been officially recognized as nearly bovine tuberculosis free by the agriculture department.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Ecmeinnatt
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
American Association Inatenapolis
Toledo
Joe Paul
Milwaukee
Alnneapatis
Kansas City
Louiswile
Columbus
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Pleasant Grove Hosts Topeka Santa Fe In Sunday Baseball
The Pleasant Grove baseball team welcomes Topeka Santa Fe Sunday afternoon for a close game at Pleasant Grove diamond. Holmes the visitor pitcher played last season with Topeka Western League, while Denney and Carden are noted sluggers. Pleasant Grove adds Ireland and Francis to the lineup with probable positions listed for both teams.
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Topeka Santa Fe
Holmes
Denney
Carden
Ireland
Francis
Pleasant Grove—Park
Morrison
Harris
Bethel
Vandeventer
P. Gufler
Johnson
K. Johnson
Reusch
Ute - Santa Fe
J. Tarr
C. Michael
Hefner
P. Tarr
Price
Stenger
O. Michael
Senney
Stratton Boosts Saints Back Into League Lead
Monte Stratton the 6 5 right hander farmed to St Paul by the Chicago White Sox is making a run for another major league trial. He pitched St Paul to a 7 to 8 win over Milwaukee to move the Saints back to first in the American Association. Indianapolis fell from first with a 6 to 1 loss to Toledo while Louisville Columbus and Minneapolis Kansas City night games were postponed due to rain.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Bowling Elks Scoreboard and Growers Twine Price Note
Bowling Elks posted scores 257 258 245 and 283 with high game by Yancy, 283, plus 252 from Bat and 277 from SIS. OQ 729 758 with Edmondson 588 and Rumsey 534 as top totals. Tonight Haverly and Rumsey play, while Pacific Northwest hop growers sell 20 pounds of twine at 35 cents per pound for vine stringing.
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Batb Berger
Yancy Gus Berger
Yancy
Edmondson
Getto
Emon
Rumsey
Haverly
Pacific Northwest
Practice Schedule for Midget League Teams Opens Soon
Plans for the Midget League baseball season announced by Czar Harold Fisher. A practice schedule is to be played next week with the regular schedule starting June 17. First games at 5:00 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. matchups include Cardinals Panthers Tigers Wildcats on Monday and other pairings through Saturday.
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Harold Fisher
Cardinals
Panthers
Tigers
Wildcats
Jay Hawks
Coyotes
Cubs
Rinkydinks
Fry Optimistic Sees Fifth Place for Aggies
Manhattan June 7 UPI Wes Fry new head coach at Kansas State College is more optimistic than Lynn Waldorf his predecessor. Waldorf once reserved last place for his team in the Big Six campaign. Fry now believes they may finish as high as. He also corrected a recent quote attributed to him insisting every Big Six team will be beaten.
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Manhattan
Kan
UPI
Wes Fry
Kansas State College
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Fry
Conference talk hints at college football volatility
A fragment suggests skeptics say every Big Six team will lose at least one game next fall while others argue parity may yield many close contests. The remark foreshadows season expectations and competitive balance across major programs.
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Baker Ties
Supt and Mrs Evan Evans of Winfield and their daughter Elizabeth visited Baldwin en route to Carthage to see Mrs Evans parents. Garrett Holmes of Chicago attended Baker College's 77th commencement and stayed with Delta Tau Delta brothers. Various social events, club meetings, and trips to Lawrence and Memphis noted, including a Legion basket supper June 12 at W D Hartwell home for veterans and families.
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Winfield
Baldwin
Charles J. Spahr
Thomas L. Hitchcock
Gingham Garden
Hitchcock
Elton Peterson
Campus Cafe
Alpha Chi Omega House
Baker's
Earle Martin
Dale
Grace S. Black
Lawrence
Helen
Dorothy Deel
Mary Margaret Williams
Betty Ebright
Ted Brown
Philamathean Club
J. B. Ross
Springfield
Mass
Lawrence K. Hall
Laura Ewing
Topeka
John Davison
Colin C. Alexander
Hinsdale
M. A. Lawrence
Mary Ann Lawrence
Memphis
Baker
Chicago
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
W. D. Hartwell
Big Hill
Tall Tiger and Visitors Fill Baldwin Notes
Local notices recap visits and engagements around Baldwin Kansas with Dr. George Counts of New York City delivering commencement addresses in Lawrence and Manhattan. Families from multiple states attend graduations, a Wichita car crash causes no injuries, and Memorial hospital updates note two twins recovering from pneumonia.
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Wichita
Baldwin
Vernon Reppert
Buckner
Ruth Bergman
Clara B. Johnson
Inez Johnson
Miss Johnson
C. W. Bailey
George Counts
Esther Mae
Martha
New York City
Elmer Axton
Newton
Bailey Axton
Cincinnati
Fred M. Bailey
Leslie Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Spurgeon
East Park
Joseph
Frank Foglesong
Vera Ferguson
Mary Ellen
Beryl Harbaugh
Enid
Okla
Wilson Counts
Mary Counts Morgan
Lawrence
Chester W. Gates
Edward and
Chester, Jr
James Counts
E. H. Gandle
Jimmy
Billy Harvey
Edward Harvey
Memorial Hospital
Harry Barnett
Margaret Land
Neodesha
Elisa, Johnson
Peabody
Belleview Residents Attend Social and Family Events
Belleview reports show many visits and gatherings. Austin and Will McLain of Kansas City visited Merrett Musick's home, Wednesay Mrs James toured Lawrence, and others attended graduations and a miscellaneous show supporting Mr. and Mrs. Freese.
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Austin McLain
Will McLain
Kansas City
Merrett Musick
A. C. James
Lawrence
M. E. Harris
Lloyd Harris
Clifton James
Clarence James
Flora Streva
Bey Eppler
George Bartz
LaVern
Virginia Brown
Eudora
Grace Musick
J. W. Musick
Fred Shellack
Fred Bartz
L. J. Shirck
Jessie Anderson
Minnie Whaley
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Josephine Gilmore
Nydia Hughes
Fred Dissinger
Vassar
Flora Mae
Ed Forsythe
Mattie Skinner
Vinland High School
Frederick Freese
Birs. F. W. Freese
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