Mrs Hill sets pace in Topeka women's open golf
Opal Hill of Kansas City led the first round of the women's western open at Topeka Country Club with 71, six under par, as Babe Didrikson and other notable players vie for the title. Melvin Jones opened with 85, while Jane Cothran shot 78 to top the lower bracket.
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Topeka
Kan
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Topeka Country Club
Melvin Jones
Flossmore
Ill
Babe Didrikson
Didrikson
Hill
Abie
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
D. C
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Leon Solomon
Mem. Ius
Ryan Provides Miller Punch in League Race
Chicago June 9. Blondy Ryan energizes the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association race. He had two hits in four trips and strong defense at short as the Eels beat Columbus 8 to 4. Louisville swept past Milwaukee, then beat Kansas City 3 to 2. Jim Peterson pitched seven hits to edge Phil Page. Lou Fette won his 11th, St. Paul over Toledo 6 to 3. Clyde Hatter struck out ten and allowed six hits as Milwaukee widened its lead to one and a half games with a 12 to 2 win over Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Blondy
Ryan
Minneapolis Millers
New York Giants
Eels
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Jim Peterson
Shade Phil Page
Lou Fette
St. Paul
Toledo Mud Hens
Clyde Hatter
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Ben Eastman Stepts 880 in Near Record Time
Ben Eastman, holder of four world records with a fifth shared, trains for Berlin 1936 Olympic 800 meters. A recent time trial produced a half mile in 1 minute 51.1 seconds, within 13.10 seconds of his fastest 800 time, under coach R L Templeton's watch.
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San Francisco
Ben Eastman
Stanford University
Sam
Berlin
Eastman
R. L. {Dink} Templeton
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Results from AP national and American leagues list Cincinnati defeating New York 7 to 3, Chicago 3 over Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh 2 to Brooklyn 1. American League shows Boston 7, Detroit 3. New York 12, St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 5. Chicago 10 innings. American Association reports Louisville 3, Kansas City 2 in 10 innings, Minneapolis 4, Columbus 0, St Paul 6, Toledo 3, Milwaukee 12, Indianapolis 2.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boxton
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Iain
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwsukes
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas Cisasesene
Paul
Volany Bins
Tudianapolis
Louisville Snocvon el
Oledo
St. Chicago
Boston
ASO Cincinnati
Mts
Philadelpha
Str Louis
DiMaggio Leads Yankees With Five-RBI Night
Joe DiMaggio drove in five runs for the Yankees with a homer, triple and single against the Browns. Reds star Alex Kampouris had a triple and two singles for three runs in a win over the Giants. Cy Blanton held the Dodgers to seven hits for the Pirates. Larry French blanked the Phillies with eight hits. Pinky Higgins drove in the run that beat the White Sox 5 4 in the tenth. Cronin homered for the Red Sox and Rogell cleared the bases with a second inning double.
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Associated Heels
Joe di Magglo
Yankees
Browns
Homer
Alex Kampouris
Reds
Giants
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Dodgers
Larry French
Phillies
Pinkey Higgins
Athletics
White Sox
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Bill Rogell
Tigers
Cronin
Sox
Rogell
Oldest Musical Instrument and Kantian Geography Portraits
The article reviews Henry Teider’s discovery of resonant tones in ancient rhinoceros horn and his bonaphon mindelling project. It then profiles Immanuel Kant, noting his lifelong residence in Konigsberg, his impact on physical geography, and his reputation as a philosophical authority who drew students from far and wide. Tomorrow: Two-Party Delegate.
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University of Nebra
Henry Teider
Pyentatory Departaent
St Aselles
Baltic
University of Konigsberg
GAME TO VELVETS Vets Top Conocos In Tight Win
Crowded bleachers at Woodlawn park watch the Varsity Velvets edge the Conocos 6 to 5 in the season's second week opener. Conocos led early, Velvets rallied in the fourth, scoring four, with key runs in the fifth sixth and seventh. Community Night June 10 at First Baptist Church invites all Douglas County Colored Recreation Project 1818 supporters.
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Woodlawn Park
Varsity Velvets
Conocos
Douglas County
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Lincoln Streets
North Lawrence
Cubs Hit Stride in Pursuit of 1936 Pennant at Wrigley
At Wrigley Field the Cubs extended a home winning streak as part of a strong 1936 race, blanking the Phillies 3 0 behind Larry French who returned to form. Pittsburgh beat the Dodgers 2 1, while the Giants lost 7 3 to the Reds. In the American League, the Yankees widened their lead with a 12 3 win over the Browns, Boston and Detroit splitting a double header. Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio powered a 16 hit attack against St Louis with Gehrig homering for the 11th time this season.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Larry French
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
French
Phils
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Gumbert
Frank Gabler
Paul Derringer
Cards
Bees
Yankees
Browns
Red Sox
Tigers
Sox
Lefty Grove
Fritz Ostermueller
Detroit
Athletics
White Sox
Pinky Higgins
Johnny Whitehead
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Iron Man
St. Louis
Gehrig
Lou Smack
de Mag
Manero
Last Week's Champion Slumps In Shawnee Golf Meet
Shawnee-on-Delaware Pa June 9 Tony Manero the defending American open golf champion struggled in the Shawnee Open field of 58 as 56 holes remained He posted 18 holes in 74 two over par and trailed Orville White Chicago professional by 12 strokes White led Dozer and Nelson with 143 in a tight chase for the lead Also included is a note on Alcatraz prison flowers on the island with Japanese ice plant display
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Shawnee-on-Delaware
Tony Manero
Hardison
Manero
Orville White
Chicago
Wosted
White
Clarence Dozer
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Sports Roundup From New York June 9 1940s Highlights
Quick Watson fired before his national open win by sporting goods firm. Mayor Wilson wants Jimmy Braddock to referee Ettore Haynes bout on June 22. Some Davis Cup players quarrelled en route to Wimbledon. Browns sweep Tigers and then Washington after Hornsby's ban on card play. Schmeling Louis fight may not hit million, but Mike Jacobs aims profit with 16 000 seats reserved for war veterans. Notre Dame Pitt football may end after 1987. Al Barabas trains with Red Sox, Freddie Sington priced by Chattanooga, Joe McCarthy’s suspect. Schmeling training for Brad dock, Carpentier promoting show spots in Paris.
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New York
Quick Watson
Sporting
Tony Manere
Mayor Wilson
Philadelphia
Jimmy Braddock
al Ettore
Leroy Haynes
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Tigers
Washington
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Notre Dame
Pitt
al Barabas
Columbia
Red Sox
Billy Evang
Sox
Chattanooga
Freddie Sington
Forres
Alabama
Joe McCarth
Allen
Max Schmeling
Diramy Braddock
Georges Carpentier
Paris
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Births mark Texas independence anniversary in Austin
New York correspondent notes a boxing result and a Texas note. In San Francisco the world light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis outpointed John Anderson. In Austin, 292 babies were born on Texas’ 100th independence anniversary with 152 boys and 240 girls and demographic counts of white Mexican Negro and one Chinese.
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Associat
New
Texas
Austin
Overbrook Notices of Local Residents and Visits
Overbrook community news reports E B Kyle former station agent died at Quenemo May 27 funeral in Ottawa burial in Quenemo cemetery. Local residents attend commencements visits and. 4-H rally plans and various family visits feature in the week’s notes.
Social News from Topeka Area Weekend Visit and Events
Topeka visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Otto Michael and Fred Maichel at the Dave Maichel home. Wilma Banta is summering with relatives after teaching at Buffalo, Kan. Local families hosted guests over the weekend in Overbrook and nearby towns. Democrat caucus in Lyndon drew attendees from Overbrook with speakers Mr. Hill and Georgia Neese. Cosmos club entertained with a surprise speaker and readings by Mrs. Gerald of Topeka, a noted Kansan writer. Katherine Middaugh of Rantoul announced her daughter Katherine's marriage to Ralph W. Correl of Overbrook on April 18.
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Otto Michael
Topeka
Dave Maichel
Wilma Banta
Buffalo
Kan
W. E. Pence
Nancy Lou
C. W. Ware
George Hilton and Son
Dunlap
Ira Coffman
A. E. Topping
Fred Maichel
Frank Watson
Payton
Lecompton
James Sullivan
Lawrence Peisinger
Fred Perryman
Earl Miller
Wayne Bly
Overbrook
Democrat
Lyndon
Joe Coffman
Joan
Solon Craig
George Maichel
Mike Fisher
Edith
Mabel Spielman
Hill
Georgia Neese
del Herlan
Walter Miller
Gerald
Kansas
Womans Club
Philamathean Club
C. R. Craig
Russell Greer
Claude Willey
Ward King
Seth Parker
Elgin
Sanders
William Gaston
St. Louis
Baldwin
M. L. Hitchcock
A. F. Beal
Washington
Faye Holliday
Emporia
Iola
Humboldt
Perry Sewers
C. L. Presnell
Rockford
Lil
Joey Lane
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Charles F. Turner
Hartford
Baldson
Prof
S. A. Deel
Woodstock Community Notes Mixed Visits and Events
Miss Marjorie Bales returns from Phillips University Enid Oklahoma. Neighborhood residents attend Lawrence senior high school commencement. Visiting locals include Kincade Branson Green Ward Krourner Ousdahl and Russell family members. Church and club gatherings feature Bible contests children's day planning and All-Sen club meeting with noon covered dish dinner.
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Marjorie Bales
Phillips University
Enid
Oklo
Lawrence
Albert Ford
Clifford Kincade
Fern Branson
Kansas City
Rosa Green
Ira Ward
Sunnyside
Louie Krourner
Chester
Arthur Ousdahl
Russell Stawr
Ford
Ralph Robinson
D. BE. Russell
John Smelser
McLouth
Carl Moses
Clyde Moses
Woodstock
Max Russell
Pittsburg
Russell
Trene Moses
Martin Zook
Chester Zook
Pauline
Roselin Zook
Will Nowak
F. S. Champion
Harry Wellman
Rachel Green
Aaron Graham
Frank Champion
Sid Gardner
Crawford
Elmer Crawford
Ozankie
W. P. Dias
Annabelle Dias
Okla
W. A. Wellman
K. Wellman
Carl Bruchmiller
Dias
Howard Crawford
Harry Crawford
Elsie Wellman
Baldwin Scenes Show Visitors and Local Events
Visitors to the John Black home included Jim Ellis and Jimmie Ellis of Stanwood, others from Kansas City and Topeka joined family guests. a community sale in Oskaloosa drew attendees. The June Church Day in Fellowship hall featured officer elections, luncheons, and programs by several societies with notable speakers.
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John Black
F. H. Bell
Maxine
Mary Margaret Gragoe
Kansas City
Donald Craig
Topeka
Ethel Payne
Ella Woodyard
New York City
Ethel Wilson
Myrtle Millikan
Fellowship Hall
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Beals
King’s Guards
S. E
Ladies Aid
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Floy Liston
Icie Johnson
Baker
Warrensburg
P. M. Barnthouse
Grover
Colo
Philip
Dorothy Deer
Baldwin
5. A. Deer
Charles F. Beeks
Cleveland
Ohio
Beeks
Clifford Parsons
Tuscon, Ariz
Fot Arms
L. L. Thompson
Wamego
Thompson
Baldwin Schools
Ernest J. Prim
Joseph Dyer
Port Arthur
Tex
Willard Harrett
Richard E. Cochran
Phyllis Jean
Newton
Harry van Landingham
Ottawa
J. A. van Landingham
Mamie van Landingham
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A dense OCR puzzle list with numerous across and down clues covering topics from geography and biology to language and art. Contains many garbled phrases and suspected misspellings. readable items include clues for edible tuber pen point Always Mediterranean vessel and other scattered terms.
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Symbol Forum
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Matty Geis
Gonthron
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C. B. Pat
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Henry Fern
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C. Dicker
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McPherson
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Lowell Chamberlin
E. B. Kyle
Quenemo
Quenlemo
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Mary Helen Platt
Eudora
Oklahoma
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Leslie Long
Howard Long
Howard
John Cooper
Tannehill
J. H. Culbertson
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Robert West
Will West
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Jacqueline
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Willard Topping
Lois Lynn
Charles Whitmer
Will Stewart
Ralph Stewart
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Marie Dezius
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North Osage County
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Parks Iville
Dwight Platt
Hal Platt
Mary Helen
Lauren Plummer
Robert Burton
Elizabeth Oueson
Harold Eaton
Barbara June
St. Joseph
Ruth Culbertson
Baldwin News
Franklin Dezendorf
Plainfield
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Wallace B. Fleming
Irma. Bray Hayes
Baker Delta Zeta’s
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James Sweyer
Oskaloosa
Mary Anna Lawrence
Maryville
Maryville State Teachers College
M. A. Lawrence
Memphis
B. J. Lawrence
H. Moore
Palco
Martha Moore
Sherman Ward
Fistian Lake
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Catcher
Princely
Lake Michigan
Rie
Pihia Sluuin
PIA
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