Jayhawkers Win A A U Track Meet in Kansas City
Kansas University athletes won the A A U track and field meet at Central High School stadium with 65 points. Missouri finished second with 30, Kansas State Agricultural College 14. Charlie Black led in discus and pole vault with top marks, Dick Ault of Missouri was high scorer with 14, and Kansas relay captured first.
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University of Kansas
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Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Charlie Black
Crimson and Blue
Dick Ault
Hal Moore
Jayhawker
Tom Seafield
Robison
Leroy Robison
Johnny Jackson
Crimson
Blue
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Wansford
Stevens Af
Stannard
K. U
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Catumtia
Mas Griffin
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Lawrence
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Mone
Etuby Lensure
Staghintinn
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Kang
Flee Seymour
Crate
Prather
Eureka
Kan
Shet Enterprise
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Lunsford
Shea
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Iolas Single ton stars in Cubs 7 6 win over Pittsburg
Iola centerfielder Larry Singleton powered the Cubs to a 7 6 win over Pittsburg Browns, collecting three safeties to extend his hit streak to 15 in 16 plate appearances. Bartlesville toppled by Chanute 8 6, while Miami swept Oilers 5 2 and 12 2 and Carthage beat Chanute 4 3 behind Waterman. Marysville beat Beloit 17 6 for third straight Central Division win.
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Associated Press
Iola
Larry Singleton
Cubs
Pittsburg Browns
Bartlesville Oilers
Chanute
Miami
Oilers
Carthage
Bob Borris
Oscar Waterman
Joe Eperasy
Pitsburg
Bartlesville
Marysville Downs
Marysville
Kan
Beloit
Lawrence marksman ties for second in Kansas trapshooting meet
Conrad McGrew of Lawrence tied for second with 98 of 100 in the Kansas State Trapshooting Tournament at the Lawrence Gun Club. H. H. Stecher of Haven won the singles title with 99 of 100. The event drew 170 shooters from nine states, with McGrew also claiming state class honors and Carpenter winning the Veterans Trophy.
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Conrad McGrew
Lawrence
Lawrence Gun Club
Locals Win Easy in Fast District opener
Lawrence Legion Juniors routed Ottawa Aggre gation 27 to 1 yesterday at Haskell diamond. Lawrence batted around each inning, ten in the third, with Dick Johnson delivering a key double and Bell and Welter scoring twice in that frame. Drake hit a high line drive for a three base drive and D Murphy and Cox scored ahead of him. Sandefur and Morrow allowed only one hit for Lawrence. The game ended after five innings due to a prior agreement.
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Lawrence Legion
Ottawa Aggregation
Haskell Diamond
Dick Johnson
Bell
Welter
Jay Drake
Ottawa
Drake
D. Murphy
Cox
Lawrence
Carl Sandefur
Dean Morrow
Franklin County
First Games Tonight In City League Action
Soft and hard ball teams open city league play at Woodlawn and South Park diamonds. At South Park 6:15 p.m. Blue Birds vs Haskell Institute. 8 p.m. American Legion softball vs Mc South. At Woodlawn North Lawrence Independent Laundry and Eagles clash. Fish are unable to close their eyes.
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Woodlawn
South Park
Blue Birds
Haskell Institute
American Legion
Mc South
North Lawrence
Independent Laundry
Eagles
John Owen Qualifies Local Golfer for K C Tournament
John Owens, the 2019 Kentucky champion, shot 72 to win a spot in the Championship flight at the Par 71 Victory Hills course in Kansas City Kansas. He of Lawrence Country Club will meet Jack Crump of Kansas City in the first match on Tuesday.
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John Owens
Kentucky
Kansas City
Kansas
Victory Hills
Owens
Lawrence Country Club
Jack Crump
Mountain music helps Cardinals in pivotal series with Dodgers
St Louis faces the Brooklyn Dodgers in a crucial three game set as the team leans on a mountain music theme from past eras. The Cardinals, led by Pepper Martin era memories, hope recent wins over the Phillies and strong pitching from Harry Brechen and Owie Pollet carry them past an NL pennant rival now three games ahead.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redbirds
Gas House Gang
Studcat
Pepper Martin
Spike Jones
Sportsman’s Park
Philadelphia Phillies
Miranda
Redbird
Charley
Red) Barrett
Cardinals
Phillies
Birds
Brooklyn
Eddie Dyer
Harry Brechen
Owie Pollet
Brechen
Pollet
Dodgers
Leavenworth Tops Joplin Miners in Western Association Action
In a Western Association schedule, Leavenworth Braves split with Joplin Miners 6-5 and 11-2, then lost 8-5. Fort Smith and St Joseph Giants won two games each, Salina beat Topeka 7-0 and 3-1, then edged 9-8 in 12 innings. Lawrence Merchants edged Haskell 4-2 with Clarence Douglas homering.
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Hutchinson
Joplin Miners
Joplin
Leavenworth Braves
Muskogee
Reds
Braves
Fort Smith
St. Joseph
Giants
Salina
Topeka
Lefty
Alf
Bluejays
Owls
Holtman
Jo Plin Merchants
National and American League batting leaders report
A garbled AP wire digest lists NL leaders including Walker and Mize with home runs and RBIs, plus pitching leaders tied to Brooklyn. It also notes AL leaders Pesky, Williams, Vernon, Greenberg, and Keler with various hitting, runs, and stolen base figures amid a hazy, misread column.
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Bethe Associated Press
Wilker
Brooklyn
Honp
Boston
Slauchiorland Bi Sr
Verven
Wasianeton
Williams
Beeren
Phire Pesky
Wil Tune
Toerr
Pesky
Bogten
Washington
Toubles
Vernon
Heston
Speies
Detroit
Edwards
Ketter
New York
Keler
Greenberg
Clam
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Stars won't feature all stars in Friday's college game
New York June 10 roundup notes next Friday's college all star game in Boston. Midwest and Southeast squads include Pete Kramer St Thomas outfielder two time all conference, Oklahoma's Jack who pitched a no hitter in a recent summer league, Frank Kellert eight straight wins for Oklahoma, Ohio State's Keith Phelps, Walt Kell, and Bob Nussbaumer of Michigan. Joe Louis plans golf focus after the title fight next week. Billy Conn also an eye toward golf.
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New York
Boston
Midwest
Pete Kramer
St. Thomas
Army
Oklahoma
Jack
Frank Kellert
Oklahoma Agcles
Ohio State
Keith Phelps
Walt Kell
Bob Nussbaumer
Michiuran
Racing Stable Launch Sparks Controversy at Crosley Field
Catcher Ales Romanello recently signed by a Reds farm opens a racing stable. The move sparks protest from Chuck Welter, Crosley Field night watchman, who objects to late night games and racing events encroaching on field hours.
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Ales Romanello
Reds
Chuck Welter
Crosley Field
No WI heels is Louse ay his Naff fall
A jumble of phrases mentions Kenny undergoing operations on both knees and preparing for football arch. The text suggests workouts to strengthen knees and a hike, but the exact events, names, dates, and affiliations are unclear.
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Kenny
Strenthen
Schedule fragment hints at Friday and weekend games
The readable lines show a jumble of names and teams for an upcoming week. Mentions include Sunflower poetare, South Park, Lions youth, Eight Sunflower vs Hai Wondiawn, and Vals Bouin with references to a Friday event and Sunday games. Limited clarity but indicates sports scheduling activity.
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Re Uta Elit Farmers Ss. Lions
Sunflower
Hai Wondiawn! Vohers
Siaslines
South Park
Trap Shoot Notes Highlight Growing Popularity
Veteran observers predict trapshooting will rise as shells become easier to obtain. John Clay, president of the Amateur Trapshooting Association, expects more than 10 entrants at the Grand American shoot in Vandalia, Ohio this summer. Swanson, in a wheelchair, hit 2 of 100 targets in handicap. Nicolai, age 78, is noted as the oldest shooter and previously won major cups. The piece mentions the Lawrence Gun Club, Dick Williams, Blondie Mathews, John Delang, Marjorie Malvanie, Western Cartridge, and veteran shooters from Shreveport and Champaign, praising the tournament as record-breaking.
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H. H. Stecher
Haven
Kansas
Conrad McGrew
Lawrence
Tom Palmer
T. S. Paquette
Kansas City
Morris Carpenter
Cedar Point
Carpenter
Vandelia
Ohio
Missouri
Carl Mos
Mos
Florence
John Delong
Topeka
Lassen
Mary Lassen
Wichita
Cc. H. Weaver
Lyons
J.P. Huckaby
Houston
Jess Sherman
Gail Elston
Dwayne Brownlee
Herbert M. Shumaker
Russell
Verne Brownlee
John Clay
Amateur Trapshooting Association of America
Vandalla
Mad Rush
Lawrence Gun Club
Heath
Xherv Dick Williams
Blondie Mathews
John Delang
Marjorie Malvanie
Western Cartridge, Co
Joe Davison Strucytedt
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