Kansas Jayhawks win Missouri Valley A.A.U. meet
Glenn Cunningham leads Kansas with a 1 500 meter time of 3 49, a near world record pace, as the KU club dominates the Missouri Valley A.A.U. track meet in Kansas City. Pittsburg finishes second with 36½ points, Wichita and Emporia performances follow in a high scoring conference event.
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Golf Open ends with shared title as Snead falters
Today a year ago Byron Nelson Craig Wood and Denny Shute tied for a national open title at 284 after Sam Snead blew a big lead by taking eight on the last hole. Three years ago Dizzy Dean and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 8-1 as Dean held them to three hits. Five years ago Yale announced Kenneth A. Loefler as basketball coach succeeding Elmer Ripley.
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Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Sam Snead
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Yale
Kenneth A. Loefler
Elmer Ripley
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Results show Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 7 15 Boston 1 8 Philadelphia 6 5 Pittsburgh 1 11 New York 11 7 St. Louis 9 4. Detroit Boston game postponed by rain. New York 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago 4 Washington 3 eleven innings. St. Louis 8 4 Philadelphia 7 2 First game ten innings. American Association Kansas City 2 5 Toledo 3 2 Milwaukee 4 11 Columbus 8 9 St Paul 6 11 Indianapolis 10 2 Louisville 6 4 Minneapolis 5 1 Western Association St Joseph 7 2 Hutchinson 2 7 Joplin 2 1 Muskogee 1 6 Springfield 6 Fort Smith 1 Topeka Salina rain postponed. Southern Association Knoxville 6 2 Birmingham 1 5 Chattanooga 8 4 Memphis 5 5 New Orleans 9 0 Nashville 1 10 Atlanta 7 3 Little Rock 3 4. Texas League OKC 5 11 Dallas 0 4 Tulsa 5 5 Fort Worth 4 1 San Antonio 3 3 Beaumont 0 1 Bhyersnont Houston postponed rain.
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Baseball batting and pitching leaders in major leagues
League leaders listed with names and stats. Batting leaders include Finney Boston .368 and Foxx Boston 14 home runs. Stolen bases led by Case Washington 13. pitching leaders show Milnar Cleveland 8 1 and Newsom Detroit 6 1.
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Browns Hold Nightcap as Callendine and Berardino Homer
Roy Callendine and John Berardino hit solo shots to lift the Browns to a nightcap win while Walt Judnich homered to win the opener against the Athletics. Babe Dahlgren Joe DiMaggio and George Selkirk also featured in the day’s box scores with star outings.
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John Berardino
Walt Judnich
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Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Yankees
Cleveland
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Billy Myers
Reds
Rex Carleton
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Carleton
Baseball and football notes mix in lively sports roundup
Sports Roundup highlights attendance hype for Baer-Galento versus Louis Godoy while noting college football churn with 5,000 players to be cut. Lou Gehrig’s return to form, Dodgers struggles, Georgia Bulldogs dominance, and minor league quirks fill the page.
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Cunningham flies to 1500m mark in Missouri Valley meet
Glenn Cunningham won the 1500 meters in Kansas City with 3:49, seconds behind his best outdoors time, beating Archie San Romani who held the Valley record. Jack Bellman placed third as the Elkhart Flyer clocked a strong performance amid training notes and college updates from Kansas and Oklahoma programs.
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Golf Match Marks Old Grads and KU Seniors at Lawrence
The Old Grads and University of Kansas seniors played a Lawrence Country Club golf match. Grads won by six strokes with 1209 over seniors 1215. Twenty eight players competed. Ray Walker traveled from Chicago to participate. Low gross went to Dick Basket and low net to Bus Davidson. The City Championship qualifiers begin June 8 with rounds through July 2 and first round set for July 7.
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Ray Walker
Chicago
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Forrest C. Allen
J. O. Jones
Jinx Finally Broken as Cardinals Beat Giants in Fort Smith
The Springfield Cardinals ended a long road drought by defeating the Fort Smith Giants 6 to 1 on the Fort Smith diamond. Rain washed out the second game of the doubleheader and other Western Association results nearby included St. Joseph and Hutchinson splitting a doubleheader and Muskogee dropping opener to Joplin before sweeping the second.
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University of Oklahoma
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Hutchinson Pirates
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Topeka
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Blues Lead as Millers Close In In Bomber AA Season
Toledo notes the American Association standings with Kansas City and Minneapolis atop, followed by Indianapolis, Columbus, and Milwaukee. Key results include Kansas City beating Toledo, Minneapolis dropping a doubleheader to Louisville, and John Lindell four hitting the Blues 5 2 in game two. Prospect of race tightens as Indians sweep Saints and Brewers explode in a 11 9 nightcap.
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Lawrence Sanitary and South End clash on park fields
Sports calendar lists Monday at Woodlawn park Lawrence Sanitary versus Paper Mill. Thursday features Aich Service against South End at South Park. Friday invites General Service to face Co-Ops at South Park.
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Southworth Sees No Bed Of Roses In St Louis Return
Billy Southworth begins as St. Louis Cardinals manager amid rough start after leaving Rochester. Giants sweep doubleheader and Reds lead. Cubs win two, Mulcahy sparks Phillies, Yankees top Indians 4-3 with three homers. Browns beat A’s twice. Boston and Detroit rained out.
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Giants
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Short Scores From Marlysville and Nearby Teams
Baseball results list shows Marlysville and Fairbury. Manhattan, Concordian and Beatrice. Junction City, John, Fort Scott. Humboldt, Coffeyville. Parsons, Pittsburg. Liberal, Pratt. Larned and Dodge City with varying inning counts. Eleven-n inning note and final tallies indicate a multi-team score roundup.
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Lawson Little Wins National Open in 70-73 Playoff
Cleveland reports Lawson Little, 30, Bretton Woods pro, defeats Sam Snead in a 70-73 playoff at Canterbury to take the national open. Little led early and held control with superior play to become champion. Henry Eickhoff, 18, caddie, will attend Fenn College next fall on $200 of the $1,000 purse.
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Fenn College
Pitches No Hit Game Loses Fayetteville Arkansas
Walter Nasalik pitched a no hit game in Fayetteville on June 10 but his team suffered a loss. The no hitter remained doomed as opposing batters found ways to score. Nasalik delivered a strong performance despite the setback.
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Walter Nasalik
Diz Dean Beats Fort Worth Cats With Sidearm Heroics
Tulsa triumphs 5 to 4 as Diz Dean, weathered veteran pitcher, delivers sidearm nine innings. He singles in the ninth to drive in the winning run, drawing a 7,500 crowd with a dramatic homecoming. He allows six hits two homers and four strikeouts with only one walk.
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Neosho Falls 1-0 to Fayetteville in Ark-Mo league game
Neosho, a New York Yankees farm club, lost to Fayetteville 1-0 yesterday. The seven inning game featured a walk and three errors deciding the outcome.
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Heart of America tennis results highlight junior doubles win
In Kansas City the team of Gerald Tucker Wine field and Wayne Anderson Shenans doah Jr captured the junior doubles title by defeating F. Mosley and I. Troup 6-4 6-2 6-0. Anderson also beat Tucker 7-5 6-3 7-5 in junior singles. Mary Janet McDonald Chanute and Sielen Dyer Springfield Mo exited in women s doubles semis as the English duo advanced. Mary Shurdwith Nina Brown were 2-6 4-6.
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