Eagles Nine Wins and Goes to Top
The Eagles moved into the top position of the Junior Twilight league with a 9 to 5 victory over Midland on Southpark diamond. Key hits by R Houk Bratt and Panpan sparked the offense, while Schaake and Garzer on Midland pitched well enough to keep the game close. Midland staged a rally in the third and added runs in the fourth and fifth, but Eagle defense and timely hitting sealed the win.
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Eagles
Midland
Southpark Diamond
Schaake
Garzer
Leonhard
Gayner
Smith
McClure
Garner
Deskins Sinc Jed
R. Houk
Panpan
Hornberrer
Ining Schsake
Coffman
Rotary
Reno
Odd Fellows
Lone Star
Bratt
A. Henk
Re . Binker
G. Smith
Earl Coffman
Champion
A. Hornber
E. Coffman
A. Hornberger
Freed
Schalke
R. How Papnen
Deckins
Egles
Umplires
John Morrison
Firman
Quig'* Mullin
Giants and Browns headline sweeping day across league
Mel Ott drove in four for the Giants with two homers as the Braves loss. Dave Harris Seretors delivered a pinch double with bases loaded to rally past the Athletics. Red Lucas limited Beas to four hits in a Pirates win. Ray Pepper tripled with two on to drive in the Browns’ winning runs versus the White Sox. Emil Leonard shut out the Dodgers with seven hits and six strikeouts. Billy Rogell drove in three for the Tigers over the Indians. Babe Herman’s single brought in the Cubs’ Herman to beat the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Giants
Braves
Dave Harris Seretors
Athletics
Red Lucas
Pirates
Ray Pepper
Browns
White Sox
Emil Leonard
Dodgers
Ies
Billy Rogell
Tigers
Indians
Babe Herman
Cubs
Billy Herman
Cardinals
Manush
Senators
Hemsley
Cutt
Goslin
Gehringer
Tisers
Kuhel
Morgan
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Bonura
Greenberg
Beynolds
Sielen Kasel-Werber
Walker
Chapman
Gomez
Weaver
Sarators
Leslie
Urbanski
Vaughan
Medwick
Subr
Moore
Enclich
Berger
Brav
Suhr
W. Herman
Xehghan
Jordan
Klein
Ott
Martin
Bartelt
Phillies
P. Dean
Cardinale
Bush
Frankhouse
Heavyweight Title Bout to Proceed as Planned
Max Baer and Primo Carnera were deemed satisfactorily conditioned for their 15 round heavyweight championship at Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission ordered the bout to proceed as scheduled after examinations by three commissioners doctors. Chairman John J. Phelan announced the ruling, noting no vote was required as physicians determine fighter condition under state law.
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New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden Bowl
New York State Athletic Commission
John J. Phelan
Commission
William Walker
Morris Beyer
Vincent Nardillo
Strange Nose and Starry Dreams of Brahe
A historical note on Tycho Brahe, Danish nobleman and pioneer astronomer who wore a golden nose after a duel at Rostock. The account covers Brahe’s famed cosmetic nose, his accurate astronomical observations, and his stance on Earth’s motion, with a teaser about tomorrow’s column on a fish monument.
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Tyche Brahe
Denmark
Brahe
University of Rostock
Altho
Lone Star Ve. vs Odd Fellows in Junior Twilight League
A Friday schedule lists two softball doubleheaders at Woodlawn diamond. Coe Drug faces Bankers at 7 30 with Lawrence Team playing Tootka Team, following a 6 15 start for Lone Star versus Odd Fellows.
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Lone Star Ve
Odd Fellows
Southark
Woodlawn
Coe Drug
Bankers
Lawrence
Tootka
Polo double header lineups announced for Overbrook Indians and Lawrence
The probable lineups for Sunday polo doubleheader feature Overbrook and Lawrence teams with stars Alva Miller and Pet Ingle highlighted. Matches set for Cavalry field on Highway 75 West south of Lawrence, first chucker at 3 p m, admission ten cents.
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Overbrook Tigers
Lawrence
Tiger
Pet Ingle
Cavalry Field
Highway 75
Hillvex
Overbrook
Dale Vincent
Russell Israel
Bud Greenfield
Alva Miller
Fred Catfisn
Bob Holmes
George James
Oscar Jones
Baseball Leaders and Stat Highlights From Yesterday
Recap of top AL and NL leaders with batting averages runs and RBIs. Manush leads AL batting at .391 for Senators. Geh ringer and Medwick top NL with 71 hits and 68 Urbanski. Home runs Bonura and Klein highlight major totals. pitching stands shown for Gomez and Dean.
Pleasant Grove meets Jewell Laundry in Sunday baseball
The Pleasant Grove baseball club hosts Jewell Laundry nine of Kansas City Missouri at 2:30 Sunday on the Pleasant Grove diamond. Pleasant Grove will field Flora II Jones Is Bullis 2b Carney 3b Holcom cf Reusch 1b Vandeventers Goff rf Ditcher. Jewell Laundry lists Borrello Edg McCartner Lyons Steelt zing Roard Draper Sullivan Goss or Sherman.
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Pleasant Grove
Jewell Laundry
Kansas City
Flora II
Jones Is
Bullis
Carney
Holcom Cf
Reusch
Vandeventers
Goff Rf
Ditcher
Borrello
Edg
McCartner
Lyons
Steeltzing Ss
Two Fast Contests As Pontiacs Top Havertys 11 to 5
Pontiacs beat Havertys 11 to 5 and Varsity Velvets defeated Fritzel 4 to 2 in a doubleheader last night before 2,500 fans. Havertys rallied with a big third inning grounded by Evans and Borst home runs, while the Velvets showcased airtight play with sharp defense and timely hitting. Both games were shortened to five innings per league practice, with another twin bill set for tonight featuring Coes Drugs versus Bankers and Carl's against Topeka.
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Pontiacs
Havertys
Varsity Velvets
Fritzel's
Haverty Grocers
Evans
Borst
Fritzel
Haskell
Wayne Wells
Poe
Coe
Carl’s
Topeka
Pontiac
Haverty
Ner
E. Duver
Ha Schaft
Ashby
Varsity Velvet
Midget league opens on Monday with Tigers versus Wildcats
The Midget league season starts at 5 PM Monday at South Park Diamond with Tigers facing Wildcats. Games run daily except Sundays through Saturday July 7, with 5 inning games and Saturday doubleheaders at 5 and 6. Harold Fisher leads the league as vice president and organizer.
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South Park
Tigers
Wildcats
Harold Fisher
Czar
Mon
Cardinals
Jaynae
Cubs_ ve Panthers
Thurs
Rinkydinks
Coyotes
Jayhawks
Ti- Sat
Wildeas
Cubs
Millers Maintain Streak by Beating Blues Again
The Millers beat the Blues 8 to 1 to extend their winning streak to four games and pull 4.5 games ahead of the Brewers who lost to St. Paul 4 to 2. Louisville beat the Mud Hens twice to end a seven game streak as Columbus shut out Indianapolis 1 to 0.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Blues
Milers
Brewers
St. Paul
Louisville
Mud Hens
Columbus
Indianapolis
Colonels
Toledo
Billy Sullivan
Saints
Phil Page
Indians
Merchants Meet Giants On Shook Diamond Sunday
The Lawrence Merchants host the Kansas City Giants at the Shook diamond on US highway 73 one mile north. Lawrence has not won a game this year and faced tough opponents, including Santa Fe and Perry, leaders of the Jefferson County league. Giants feature Thomas, ex Indianapolis ABCs, and Foreman, ex Monarchs, as players. Game slated for 3 o'clock.
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Merchants
Kansas City
Kan
Giants
Lawrence Merchants
Santa Fe
Perry
Ashomas
Indianapolis Abc
Foreman
The
Monarchs
LEO LATTIN ARRIVES FOR UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT
Leo Lattin, a giant tackle on the 1926 and 1927 Kansas University football teams, is among the early arrivals for university commencement exercises. He has taught and coached at Scobey High School in Montana near the Canadian border, and is joined by Elmer Larson of Scobey who plans to enroll at KU in the fall.
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Leo Lattin
K. U
Lattin
Scobey
Montana
Elmer Larson
Lawrence Gun Club Shoot Set for Tomorrow Morning
The regular Lawrence Gun Club shoot is scheduled for tomorrow morning at the club grounds south on highway 72 West. Visitors are welcome and there will be events for all classes of shooters. A skyscraper in New York City plans a sidewalk cafe on a terrace 21 stories up. A Russian colony built church from 1812 near Fort Ross, California remains in fair repair.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Highway 72-W
New York City
Fort Ross
Cal
Liston Sees Brighter Outlook in Football
Baker University athletics director Emil Lis ton predicts a better 1934 35 season for the Wildcats with fewer losses in both football and basketball after four sports letters were awarded. Football lettermen include Pike, Hollister, Wheat, Haskin, McDaniel, Gaunce, Farrow, Brown, Conley, Schrey, Anderson, Albright, and Ghrist. Basketball letters feature Finley, Heine, Beiser, Quear, Schrey, and Ghrist. golf has Croston and Hoxie. track lists McCaig, Ghrist, Fell, Mitchell, Horrell, Paradise, Martin, and Miller.
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Kansas City
Sam Haskin
Clathe
Paul McDaniel
Cameron
Clifford Gaunce
Eugene Farrow
Waverly
Kenneth Brown
Baldwin
Raymond Conley
Paola
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Miller Anderson
Ernest Albright
Overbrook
Fred Ghrist
James Finley
Stanley
Fred Heine
Rudolph Beiser
William Quear
Jerome Croston
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Max Hoxie
Richard McCaig
Centralia
William Fell
John Mitchell
Raymond Horrell
Vinland
James Paradise
Max Martin
Hoxie
Wayne Miller
Swimming and Diving Precautions on Kaw River Swim
Herbert G. Allphin recounts a two mile Kaw River swim to the Dam with safeguards. Boys passed a 300 yard prelim, used back side and crawl strokes, rode in three boats including a motor boat, and paired off as buddies. Participants ate light meals two hours before launch to reduce cramps. Belmont Stakes tomorrow.
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Herbert G. Allphin
Kaw
Eveveryone
Belmont Stakes Bets Wide Open As High Quest Doubtful
New York June 7 AP The $50 000 Belmont Stakes the turf classic for three year olds at Belmont Park opens with potential for a wide field. High Quest the Preakness winner is a doubtful starter due to a hoof injury. Cavalcade is ineligible. If High Quest sits out six horses are named as probable starters including Christian Roustabout Peace Chance Sir Thomas and Rose Cross. Peace Chance and Christian expected as public choices if High Quest withdraws.
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New York
Belmont Park
Mack Gardner
Withers
Cavalcadée
High Quest
George D. Widener
Christian
C. V. Whitney
J. E. Widener
Alex Gordon
Sir Thomas
Charles Shinman Payson
Rose Cross
Peace Chance
Oustabout
Graduation at Kansas State College Capped Pine Family Trip
North Lawrence Mr and Mrs Clarence Pine and son Raymond and Mr and Mrs Vernon Strobel attended Kansas State College graduation exercises in Manhattan on Wednesday. Wilfred Pine, son of the Pines, was among the graduates. The Centenary M E Ladies Aid hosted a banquet for Future Farmers of America alumni at the church annex Tuesday evening with about 30 members and new member initiations. Nearby trips included Leonard House and family visiting Sunset Arkansas and Earl Stephens hosting Vera and Earlla. Fred Eggert of Blue Mound and others visited Mrs Wallace.
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Clarence Pine
Raymond
Vernon Strobel
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Wilfred Pine
Leonard House
Jerry
Raymond Dockery
Betty Ann
Sunset
Ark
Harold Winters
Valley Falls
Julia Carey
Oskaloora
Earl Stephens
Vera
Earlla
Fred Eggert
Blue Mound
Wallace
Palmateer
Epcert
J. J. Krum
Kansas City
Boonday
W. L. Biggs
Dorothy Lynn
Lewis Biggs
St. Joseph
Kansas State Agricultural College
Harper County
Heis
Betty Scoggins
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary M. E Church
Church Annex
United Brethren
First Methodist Missionary Societies
South Lawrence
Dwight Hopkins
North Lawrence Society
Eli Bushey
Detroit
Kan
Walter Palmateer
Wallace Palmateer
Topeka
Krumanil
Edward
Ottawa
Leonard
Jim Mills
Rex
Farr Pond Dockery
Betty
Helena Hughes
Pittsburg
George Petty
B. Schooley
Ruth Petty
C. E. Cressler
Lawrence
Hughes
Cressler
Home Aid Society
North Lawrence
William Yahn
Atchison
Billie Lavenne
C. J. Knox
Centenary M. E. Church
Blossom Ewing
Mildred Ewing
Gladys Fine
Dorothea Weingartner
Knox
Miller
J. J. Krom
C. B. Lowe
M. E. Ladies Aid
Palmateers attend events and news from North Lawrence
North Lawrence notices highlight family travels, a Kansas State Agriculture graduate joining Harper county farm bureau, and a string of church and social activities. Betty Scoggins contracts whooping cough. a Bible school opens with 37 enrollees. several residents visit Topeka rose gardens and Ottawa cemetery. baby Billie Lavenne born to Mr. and Mrs. William Yahn in Atchison.
Harmony Graduation and Community Social Notes
Harmony residents note June graduates at Lawrence include Rose Nichols Chester Miskimen Edward Boehle Allan Hadl Hubert Hoskinson Archie Goodger and Loren Hadl. Seventh graders Dorothy Nichols and Howard Thoren passed. Mrs Tena Miskimen visited daughter Mrs Eldon Wotan of Hesper. Joe Mad of Baldwin spent days with daughters Mrs Ed and Altie Hadl and families. Mr and Mrs Arthur Beeble and family visited Worden relatives. Local teams Fils Vinian and Blue Mound preparing soft baseball. Fern Hade of Lawrence visited A L Hade to spend time with sister Mable. Bernice Hezerman Esther Faye Miskimen joined Mr and Mrs Argel Cochran in Kansas City. Douglas county Religious Education officers dined with Mr and Mrs.
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Harmony
June Sth
Lawrence
Rose Nichols
Chester Miskimen
Edward Boehle
Allan Hadl
Hubert Hoskinson
Archie Goodger
Loren Hadl
Dorothy Nichols
Howard Thoren
Tena Miskimen
Eldon’ Wotan
Hesper
Joe Mad
Baldwin
Altie Hadl
Arthur Beeble
Worden
Vinian
Blue Mound
Fern Hade
A. L. Hade
Mable
Bernice Hezerman
Esther Faye Miskimen
Argel Cochran
Kansas City
The
Douglas ‘County Religious Education
Local residents host varied visitors to area Sunday
Homer Gerstenberger hosted a social gathering with Mr and Mrs Wm Garbett of Lone Star and numerous others from Stall Baldwin Lawrence Vinland and Baldwin areas. Several relatives and friends joined afternoon and evening calls. Cattle trucking and summer visits noted amid family connections and a day of social activity.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Wm. Garbett
Lone Star
Chris Kraft
Marian
Stall
Alrs. Elbright
Ethel Payne
Baldwin
Garvill
Mary
Jim Daniels
Lawrence
Hammond
Vinland
Muengsemeyer
Carl Gerstenberger
Hausman
Lucy Kapi
Raymond Miskimen
Walter Osborne
Prairie Center
J. D. Mekthinner
Ed Thoren
Howard
Henry Thoren
Ervin
Scott City
Lublinton
Wakefield
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