Ruth Hoover Low Medalist in City Invitational Golf Meet
Ruth Hoover assistant professor of physical education at the University earned the low medal in a field of 86 at the first annual women’s invitational golf tournament held yesterday at the Lawrence country club. Hoover shot 86, with Mrs. W. R. Pedigo of White Lakes, Topeka, near. won the first flight and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey of Emporia was runner up. Several Topeka and Lawrence club members competed, and prize awards were announced for four flights plus blind bogie prizes.
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Ruth Hoover
Lawrence Country Club
Miss Hoover
W. R. Pedigo
White Lakes Club
Topeka
Ira Lakes
Victory Hills
Kamsas City
Shawnee
White Lakes
Emporia Club
Lawrence Coun
Ce Pedigo
Pedigo
Lloyd Bailey
Emporia
Wilbur
Ruese
Lawrence
R. C. French
Ed Dumm
H. H. Mack
Marian von Reisen
van Bruner
Ad Lindsey
Harry Green
Ben Babb
Caryl Dodds
C. D. Maier
Charles Radcliffe
Titanosaurus fossil note and plant-based diet
Titanosaurus was a moderately sized dinosaur that fed on plants. It lived in the Cretaceous period near the end of the Age of Reptiles. Where are wild canaries found?
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Titanosaurus
Brewers Falter in First Division Pace Drops Split with Indianapolis
Milwaukee slips to within a game of fifth place Columbus after losing 4 3 and 2 1 to Indianapolis. Minneapolis gains on Kansas City with a 6 5 win over Toledo as Louisville and Louisville split a doubleheader. Vince DiMaggio and John Sturm homer as Louisville beats Kansas City 7 3. St Paul halves its gap with Columbus by winning Game 2 6 3 after a 6 2 loss.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
St. Paul
Columbus
Indians
Minneapolis
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Toledo
Blues
Louisville
Colonels
John Lindell
Vince DiMaggilod
John Sturm
Lefebvre
DiMaggio
Saints
Art Herring
Dodgers Dodgers Beat Pirates 5 2 Behind Coscarart Homer
Dodgers topple Pirates 5 to 2 as Pete Coscarart hits his first home run of the year to spark the win. The AP recap notes other scores and highlights from around the league with multiple teams and players mentioned.
Sports flashbacks mix trades records and referees
A year ago New York Giants acquired Alex Kampouris from Cincinnati Reds in a wartime trade for Wally Berger. Three years ago Tony Manero set scoring marks with 67 in the U S Open round, totaling 282 to beat Harry Cooper by two. Five years ago Bil Brown of the New York State athletic commission warned off the Carnera Baer bout after visiting Baer’s camp. Notre Dame and Duke set a track of notes as a studio update finishes.
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New York Giants
Alex. Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
Wally ‘Berger
Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
Bil Brown
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera- Baer
Baer
Pirates Hammer Miners End Joplin Winning Streak
Hutchinson Kansas June 7 The Joplin Miners seven game win streak ends as Hutchinson Pirates win 15 to 5 with 18 hits. Maurice Newlin Topeka ace may help Owls climb out of the lower division if he holds out. Ray Baker foils tying run for Fort Smith in 6 5 victory. Springfield beats Salina 6 4. Joplin at Hutchinson tonight.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Joplin
Miners
Pirates
Pirate
Maurice Newlin
Topeka
Ace Moundsman
Owls
Giants
St. Joseph
Springfield
Karjalian
Salina
Fort Smith
Muskogee
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include New York 17 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 5. American League heavy scores with Detroit 6 New York 2 and Cleveland 8 Boston 7. Western Association matchups feature Topeka 10 Muskogee 79 and Hutchinson 15 Joplin 5. American Association scores list Columbus 6 St Paul 2 and Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 3. Second game in Minneapolis 6 Toledo 5.
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American Association
Kansas
City
Minneapolis
Doowaee Meensrarenegertewevaees
Indianapolis
Alumbus
Everson
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
E—Eeeres Weed
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Enone
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Fallsdelphis
Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Springfield
Salina
Topeka
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Joplin
Fort Smith
St. Joseph
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Mneapolis
Lawrence Sanitary Defeats Paper Mill 11 to 8 in League Opener
The Lawrence Sanitary softball team opened North Lawrence league play with an 11 to 8 victory over the Lawrence Paper Mill. The Paper Mill threatened late but couldn’t overcome the early Creamery lead. Tonight the Topeka Republicans visit for an exhibition. tomorrow the North Lawrence Merchant Juniors host the Topeka Sporting Goods Juniors.
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Lawrence Sanitary
North Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Mill
Creamery Boys
Topeka Republicans
North Lawrence Merchant
Topeka Sporting Goods
Dick Metz Leads Money Winners On Open Eve
Philadelphia report shows Dick Metz of Chicago atop the money list with 5748 dollars as golf stars prepare for the 43rd national open champion ship. Second is Henry Picard with 5247 followed by Sam Snead 502, Ralph Guldahl 4812 and Byron Nelson 4632 with other leaders including Dutch Harrison Hogan Smith and Jug McSpaden.
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Philadelphia
Dick Metz
Chicago
Henry Picard
Hershey
Sam Snead
White
Sulphur
W. Va
Ralph Uldahl
Madison
N. J
Byron Nelson
Reading
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Oak Park
Ben ‘Hogan
Hite Plains
N. Y
Horn ‘Smith
Chicopee
Mass
Jimmie Thomson
Shawneem-Delaware
Harold (Jug) _ McSpaden
Winchester
Harry Cooper
Eastern Point
Conn
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Indiana Star to Tryout for Colonels Baseball
Andres, Bloomington Indiana third baseman and all America basketball guard, will be given a tryout by the Louisville Colonels in Bloomington.
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Andres
Bloomington
Ind
Ernie Ames
Indiana
Allmerica
Louisville Colonels
Unclear Game Scores From Junction City Area
Fragment lists several high school football scores with teams Junction City Manhattan Fairbury Marysville Concordia Beloit and Beloit 7. No clear winner or date is provided.
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Junction City
Manhattan
Fairbury
Marysville
Concordia
Beloit
PREPPING FOR PAR Long iron stance and swing tips
Experts describe the best stance for the long iron with a slightly open posture and a back foot drawn back from the line. The left hand dominates the backswing and downswing while the right hand positions behind the ball during impact. A strong right wrist on follow through yields more control and a quicker stop on the green. Next: Approach Clubs.
Sports Roundup Breezes Through June With Big Names
Roundup highlights Branch Rickey eyeing NL football in St Louis for next year. Joe Louis and Tommy Farr discussed for London title shot potential earning. Eddie Mead cites a London purse of 700000 if Farr beats Harvey. Arndt Jorgens named Yankees centennial game participant. Connie Mack seeks neon scorecard aid for night games. Washington fans fear last place, Bonura and Al Simmons chuckle at misfortune. Johnny Paycheck drawing crowds in Des Moines.
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New York
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
S&j. Louis
Harry Cooper
Philly
Joe Jacobs
Louis
Galento
Washington
Bonura
al Simmons
Eddie Mead
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
London
Farr
Len Harvey
Pinkie George
Des Moines
Nate Lewis
Minneapolis Boxing Journal
Arndt Jorgens
Yankees
Arndt
Johnny Paychek
Joe
Braddock
Wooderson Sails for U S English Mile at Princeton Meet
Sydney Wooderson sails aboard the Normandie from Southampton to New York en route to Princeton for the mile of the century against Glenn Cunningham and top American milers on June 17. He says he is tired after a 2:59.5 clocking for three quarters of a mile, bettering the world list, and a week earlier ran a mile in 4:07.4, just a second off his world record.
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Southampton
Eng
Sydney Wooderson
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Bagpipe Music Attracts Fish In Sydney Claim
Tom Mackay claims his bagpipe charms fish, pulling 20 from the sea in under half a minute, including a 50 pounder, after his party struggled with luck. Also notes Canada’s wheat export lead for four of the last five years.
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Bagpipe
Sydney
Tom Mackay
Mackay
Dominion of Canada
Guldaahl Favored to Win the Open
Philadelphia June 7 165 top golfers gathered at Philadelphia Country Club Spring Mill to test shots for the Open starting tomorrow. Ralph Guldahl enters as the two time reigning champion with odds 6 to 1, while Sam Snead Byron Nelson Henry Picard Dick Metz and Harry Cooper follow at 8 to 1. The rugged hills may favor a younger powerfully built player as the field eyes a possible Guldahl monopoly with Cooper seen as the most likely challenger.
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Philadelphia
Spring Mill
Ralph Guldahl
Harry Cooper
Guldahl
Detroit
Denver
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Lighthorse
Cooper
Harry
Goodall
Fresh Meadow
Connecticut
P.G.A
Glider flyer Woody Brown sets Wichita Falls to Wichita record
Woody Brown of LaJolla California claims distance and altitude marks for motorless gliders after a 275 mile flight from Wichita Falls Texas to Wichita with eight companions. He reached 7600 feet aided by a tail wind and perfect soaring conditions. return time was about seven and a half hours.
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Wichita
Wichita Falls
Tex
Woody Brown
LaJolla
Calif
Brown
National Aeronautics Association
Man Prefers Car Home After Quarrel Says He Wouldn’t Go Home
Rupert Moser testified in Chicago police court that after a quarrel with his wife he lived in his parked car for three days and nights. Judge Michael Tremko dismissed the case noting that married men do strange things after family quarrels.
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Chicago
Rupert Moser
Moser
Michael Tremko
Giants Hit Seven Homers To Stun Reds In Lofty Slugfest
The New York Giants toppled the Cincinnati Reds 17 8 in a wild game. In a fourth inning spree Harry Danning Frank Demaree Burgess Whitehead Manuel Salvo and Joe Moore hit five homers, tying and breaking multiple records. Moore and Mel Ott earlier added two more to set a major league mark for homers by a team in a single game.
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Pete Coscarart
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Marty Danning
Frank Demaree
Burgess Whitehead
Manuel Salvo
Joe Moore
Giants
Pinky
Whitney
Phillies
Larry French
Chica
Curt Davis
Cards
Hela Bees
Red Birds
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Yankees
Bill Dietrich
White Sox
Sox
Athletics
Tony Rensa
Oscar
Grimes
Indians
Ben Chapman
Red Sox
Roberto
Estatella
Senators
Browns
New York
Moore
Mel Ott
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Missouri Kansas athletes vie for national field at Emporia
Out loud track stars from Missouri and Kansas compete in 18 events at Emporia State Teachers College seeking berths for the national Lin coln meet. Notables include Slim John Munski aiming for 1500 m and 3:47.8 world record pace, Don Bird in pole vault, Sol Schumitzky in broad jump, and Elmer Hackney in shot put. The meet unfolds on a new track beside a 7,000 seat stadium. other local items note community events and greetings.
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Emporia
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Valley A.A.U
Lincoln
Neb
Slim John Munski
Archie San ‘Romani
Jack Lovelock
Sydney Wooderson
Great Britain
Tiger Ace
Don Bird
Sol Schumitzky
Bob Stoland
Dinny Dinsmore
Tarkio College
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Elwyn Dees
Herschel Neil
Marysville
Emporial State Teachers College
Two Local Families Compete In Legion Baby Show
The American Legion sponsored baby show last week featured Little Miss Patty Pettengi l and Little Miss Yvonne Robb judged for red hair and a silver cap. Attendees from town visited Memorial High School last Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kennett have moved to Lawrence for work. Mrs Agnes Olson hosted at the J C O F hall in Lawrence Friday afternoon. Mrs Edgar Kyle and family and Mrs Alvin Rodgers of Kansas City visited and returned home. Kate Jewett, on vacation from Memorial hospital, plans to spend time with her sister Mrs Raymond Gardner and Mr Gardner.
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American Legion
Patty Pettengi
H. C. Nunemaker
Yvonne Robb
Ronald Robb
Memorial High
Lloyd Kennett
George Kennett
Lawrence
Agnes Olson
Edgar Kyle
Osborne
Alvin Rodgers
Kansas City
Raymond Gardner
Kate Jewett
William MccAlarney
Simmons Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gardner
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