Cubs Edge Dodgers 2 0 as Cooper Shuts Them Out
Mort Cooper tossed a three hitter to lift the Boston Braves to a 3 1 victory over the Reds under lights. Passeau led the Cubs to a 2 0 win over the Dodgers with a two run ninth inning homer after a string of one hit pitching. Newsom, in his first start for Washington, carried a no hitter into the seventh before two walks and two hits spoiled the bid. Pirates beat Giants 10 5 at Forbes Field as they end union trouble and win comfortably. Phillies blanked by Cardinals 2 1 as McCormick’s grand slam powered a St Louis victory. Yankees outlast Indians 6 5 in 11 innings with Keller driving in the decisive run. Athletics defeated Browns 6 4 in ten innings amid fan uproar over a near homer call. Detroit and Boston not scheduled. Jolt Kentucky amateur Johnnie Owens enters Kansas City Championship June 9 to 16 at Victory Hills. Owens won the class C Kansas City, Kansas title in 1945.
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Pitt
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Forbes Field
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Frank McCormick
Johnny Beazley
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Keller
New York Yankees
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Philadelphia Athletic
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Barney McCosky
Fete Suder
Philly
Hill Summers
Johnny Berardino
Summers
Red Jones
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
In. K. C
Johnnie Owens
Jolt Kentucky
Kansas City
Kansas
Victory Hills
Owens
Tackett
Eastern Kentucky Conference
Olive Hill High School
Harold Tackett
Tacket
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Stepah
Altho
Ashiind
Chuck Dickingan
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Frank Rickey
Braves Win Another As Leavenworth Tops Fort Smith 6-2
The league leading Leavenworth Braves defeated the Fort Smith Giants 6-2 behind Ralph Rosegarten who allowed two hits and no runs until the late innings. Joplin beat Salinas 9-4 while Topeka edged Hutchinson 3-2 and Muskogee beat St Joseph 3-0 with Bob Fritz throwing a one hit effort and Kel ly Winga delivering two homers.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth Braves
Fort Smith Giants
Ralph Rosegarten
Braves
Joplin
Salinas Bluejays
Miners
Topeka
Windy Johnson
Hutchinson Cubs
Muskogee
St. Joseph Cardinals
Muskogee Reds
Bob Fritz
Kelly Winga
Speculative Baseball Scan Shows Mixed League Scores
Fragmentary OCR text references baseball leagues and teams, naming American Association and National League items. It mentions New York with six runs and Cleveland with five, along with scattered player names and unclear schedules.
Campton meet sees Strand debut in easy 150 victory
Sweden’s heir apparent teweler Haert and Len nart Strand star as Strand wins the 150 meters in a swift American debut at Campton invitational. LAAC tops team standings with 52.52 points, Oklahoma A&M strong with 17. Tate captures three events, Conwell and Conwell’s Jersey City crew shine, while Fol Conwell wins sprints.
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Calif
Sweden
Teweler Haert
Lennart Strand
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Oklahoma AL & Mos
Ralph Tate
Iyet Strand
San Francieis
Johnny Fulton
Strand
Les MacMitchell
Tate
Oklahoma
al Lawrence
U.S.C
Craig Dixon
U.C.L.A
Lawrence
Fol Conwell
Shore A.C
Jersey City
N.J
Mel Patton
Elmore Harris
Fred Sheffield
University of Utah
LA. AC
Tse
Oklahoma A. & M
Alli Tate
Sports Roundup From Local Circles and Early Baseball Notes
A compact round of sports notes covers college and high school baseball feats, pitching stints, and schedule items. Harold Tackett shines with a string of hits and wins, Olive Hill high school torches a tournament with a three-game burst, and Kansas State College lists eight football games for the season with one date pending.
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Kansas State College
Eigit
Wesleyan
Hays
Vuborade College
Delo
League Leading Chanute Owls Fall 8 to 2 to Pittsburg Browns
In the Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri league Pittsburg Browns outscored the league leading Chanute Owls 8 to 2 on nine hits to six. Bartlesville Oilers beat the Tola Cubs 3 to 1 with late scoring. In Miami the Blues edged Carthage 4 to 3 as Carthage manager Buz Arlitt protested a sixth inning umpire decision.
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Chanute Owls
Pittsburg Browns
Browns
Owls
Iburg
Tola Cubs
Bartlesvilel Oilers
Oilers
Mami
Blues
Carthage
Two Ball Games at Haskell Diamond Sunday Afternoon
Sunday afternoon doubleheader at Haskell Diamond features the Cit Tanner Legion nine facing Tees Negion club. Local fans expect a competitive clash as both teams aim for early season momentum.
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Laer
Lawrince Haskell
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Cit Tanner Legion
Tees Negion
Trapshooting Rules From The Amateur Shooting Association
Trapshooting rules are set by the Amateur Trapshooting Association of America with Kansas tournaments officially recognized. The sport uses five contestants per four traps, signals by “pull,” and targets hurled about 50 yards, with singles doubles and handicap formats. Financial disparity and professional shooters are discussed, including open shoots allowing pros to compete for money and trophies.
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Charapijus
Ysbert
John Chay
Mately
Missouri and Kansas to Renew Athletic Rivalry
Missouri and Kansas plan renewed athletic rivalry in the Missouri Valley championships to be held this afternoon at a site in 1942. The event follows a wartime interruption and is organized under the auspices of the M Club with Coach Tom Butts leading Missouri.
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Kansas
CR Misseu
Missouri Valley
Vinder the Mers
M” Sah
Tom Butts
University of Missouri
Trackmen from several schools vie for National meet berths
Twelve Tiger trackmen join eight Jayhawks from Kansas in Lincoln and nearby colleges as Missouri and Indiana teams also enter. Attendees from Springfield and Mville to Emporia Teachers and Jewell College join unattached runners seeking spots in the National AAU meet in San Antonio, Texas.
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Ray Kanehi
University of Kansas
Jayhawks
Lincoln
Kansas State College
Springfield
Mville
Empori Teachers Colleges
Jewell College of Liberty
A.A.U
San Antonio
Tex
Inter
Kansas Trap Shooting Notes Highlight Women Championship
Contestants crowd the clubhouse as scores are posted with high marks among women. Miss Blanche Bowers leads women in the state event, while Mary Lassen of Wichita scores well in her first state tourney. Allen Swanson of Kansas City, a jeweler, competes in the handicap today after a decade of driving from a wheelchair.
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Blanche Bowers
Renkleoman
Net
Mary Lassen
Wichita
Kansas State Womton
Allen Swanson
Kansas City
Swanson
Williams Ike Wins Ten Round Bout at Madison Square Garden
In a framed boxing card at Madison Square Garden, Ike Williams defended the lightweight title in a ten round rhythm bout. The Cincinnati Red axis Brewsten and other rivals filled the undercard as St Louis Cardinals fans watched a doubleheader featuring Ace Cy Blanton and Pittsburgh highlights.
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Madison Square Garda
Fen Oats
Sam Kartalo
Saston Ve
Cincinnati Reda Cor Brewsten
Doda
Learie
St. Louis Cardia
Askace
Cy Blanton
Sports Mirror highlights Bethe, Asser, Frees, Years, Wille, Tyce
Bethe and Asser shine as Frees dominates the scene with strong play. Wille contributes key moments while Tyce edges in with crucial scores, signaling a vigorous season debut for the team.
PeeSay Hacky News Upset in Pitchers Duel
A scrambled report notes Washington stymieing Cheng with late hits and Cubs blanking opponents at home. Cinchinat wins after a big rally in the inning, while PhUes-Hots lead a contest tied to a USD event against Nat Yeem and Votretargt in New York.
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Senators
Reldad
Washington Styk
Cheng
Keaves
Cubs
Net Yeem
York
Pirates vote against first strike in history of game
Pittsburgh Pirates players meet in secret to decide on a strike for recognition. Robert Murphy, union leader, says the fight is not over and the no strike vote is close but would not end guild efforts across National and American leagues. Club president Swanger calls it an orderly process as the team defeats the New York Giants in a 15 hit rally.
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Pittsburch
American Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Murphy
Diamond
Murphye
Bob Rice
Murphy
Guild
Pirates
William J. Ben~swanger
New York Giants
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