Carey Sets Pace in State Amateur Golf Tourney
Emerson Carey Jr leads the Kansas state amateur golf qualifying at Hutchinson with a sub par 73 in the first 18 holes. Beal Consoliver close behind with 74, followed by Jack Robertson and Art Eckland tied for third. Several Wichita players, plus others from Pratt and Independence, posted 76s and 77s as match play begins Tuesday.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Emerson “Carey, Jr
Rolfers
Carey
Beal Consoliver
Wichita
Jack Robertson
Art Eckland
Kansas University Director to Coach in Ohio Schools
Alten, director of the engineering department at Kansas, leaves for the East to teach at the Columbus coaching school at Ohio State University and at the Springfield YMCA college coaching school. He travels with Casini, Jeannette, Giannen gelo, and Aitken. He will watch the Tiger track meet in Princeton on June 16 before beginning duties in Columbus on June 18.
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Lovelock
Columbus
Muskogee Team A Threat To Ponca City In Standings
The Muskogee Tigers moved into second place after weekend wins and Spring fields losses. They split a twin bill with the Angels, taking the first 9 to 8 in 12 innings but losing the second 14 to 9. Bartlesville won both ends of a Sunday doubleheader against Springfield.
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Kansas Gy. Jume
Muskogee Tigers
Ponca City
Tigers
Springfield
Cardinals
Muskogee
Angels
Bartlesville
Miller
Hutchinson
Fenors
Doplin
Hill wins fourth Trans Miss Golf Title in extra hole
Mrs. S Hill of Kansas City captured her fourth women's Trans Mississippi crown by beating Lucile Robinson of Des Moines in an eight annual final that stretched to 37 holes. Robinson led late before Hill sank a two foot putt to win after a birdie on the 36th. Hill led 4 up after the morning 18, then faded, finishing with a sub par 75.
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City
S. Hill
Kansas City
Lucile Robinson
Wes Moines
Miss Robinson
Hill
Won Ban Johnson Games In Kansas City Area
From Topeka June 1 AP Wichita and Salina won Kan sas Ban Johnson league games yesterday both shutout Beloit and El Dorado. Carmichael pitched a three hitter as Wichita triumphed 12 to 0 over Beloit. Salina defeated El Dorado 5 to 0.
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Topeka
Kan
Wichita
Salina
Kansas
Beloit
Carmichael
el Dorado
Ieee
Baseball Roundup From Early Season Games
AP report summarizes varied MLB results with hits and runs. White Sox issued six hits and drove in three runs against the Tigers. Red Sox homered and doubled, Royals? No, Senators held. Giants had four for a perfect day with five RBIs against the Phillies. Weiland pitched for the Indians in a strong seven hit effort, striking out eight against the Browns. Dodgers saw Tandy Moore singled in a run for a key score.
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X Sakes
White Sox
Thrinez Tans
Tigers
Bill Cisseil
Red Sox
Hi Victory
Senators
Blondy’ Ryan Giants
Phillies
Bob Weiland
Indians
Browns
Cis — Kunkel
Tandy Moore
Driv Dodgers
Yes
Associated Press
Kanes
Gehringer
Ianush
Goslin
Stanneh
Viching
Yankees
Bonura
Averill
Geldringer
Greenhers
Manush
Priples
Vaughan
Pirates
Med- Cardinals
Moore
Giants
Urbanski
Collins
Cardinals
Berger
Braves
English
Cubs
Suhr
W. Hernan
Medwick
Jordan
Ott
Klein
Cube
Martin
Martell
P. Mean
Cardinale
Frankhouse
J. Dean
Cardnall
Bus
Strange As It Seems: Radio Relay Reaches Hermits
John Hix narrates a curious column about a New Yorker, Meinholtz of Bellaire, who heard a radio message from an Antarctic expedition 10416 miles away after his phone was off. The tale mentions a chain from New York to Eleanor Bellings ship, then to City of New York, relayed by radio. Also referenced is Miss Muriel La Vor Goodspeed of Salt Lake, a prolific young performer with many contests, plus a note about Tomorrow: The Bee King.
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E. Meinhnus
Bellaire
Queens
Long Island
New York
Antarctic
Altho
Cade
New_York
Eleanor Belling
Jenagregions
City of
Worsl
Oenadigy
Muriel la Vor Goodspeed
Salt Lake
Althn
Sports Calendar Highlights Local Junior and Varsity Action
Monday features junior and varsity softball and baseball games at Woodlawn and South Park diamonds with early evening lights. Tuesday plans include Cardinals versus Jayhawks in a junior league showdown at South Park. Elks and Scottish Rites also on schedule plus Lawrence Country Club men’s night under lights.
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Wildest Renn
South Park
Dia Bat Jexune
Girkers
Varsity Velvet
Woodlawn School
Cardinals
Jayhawks
Elks Scottish Rites
Sioelock
Lawrence Country Club
Woodlawn
Dutra Wins U S Open In Dramatic Finish At Pebble Beach
Olin Dutra of California roared from behind to beat Sarazen by one stroke in the 1934 U S Open. Final totals: Dutra 293, Sarazen 294, Cooper Cruickshank and Cox 295. MacDonald Smith and Bill Burke tied for sixth at 296. Dutra’s victory came as a surprise and may be worth $25,000 before the 1935 defense.
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New York
America
Olin Dutra
United States
Sarazen
Dutra
Bobby Cruickshank
Wiffy Cox
Cooper
Cruickshank
Cox
Large Crowd Attends Two Polo Matches
A large crowd watched polo on the cavalry field near highway 73-W yesterday. Overbrook No 1 defeated Lawrence 4 to 2 in a fast contest. Overbrook No 2 defeated Haskell. Ross Coffman of Overbrook served as umpire. Crowd estimated between 400 and 509 persons.
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Cavalry Field
Overbrook No
Lawrence
Overbrook No. 2
Haskell
Ross Coffman
Overbrook
Prize Boxing Appears Set for Baer Camera Title Fight
Early sales near 200000 with a hoped for gate over 400000 as Primo Camera defends heavyweight crown against Max Baer at Madison Square Garden. One fighter accused of underworking, the other said to be overtrained, fueling hype for Thursday night bout.
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New York
Primo Camera
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Nny
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Associated Press
Jewell Laundry Nine Defeats Pleasant Grove 3 to 1
The Jewell Laundry nine of Kansas City Missouri defeated Pleasant Grove 3 to 1 on the Pleasant Grove diamond. Jewell led with Lyons tripling and Eddy singling in the second. Pleasant Grove tied in the third on a sacrifice by Reusch. Jewell regained the lead in the seventh on Sherman tripling and scoring on Borrello’s sacrifice, with Foldy adding a ninth inning run. Next Sunday Pleasant Grove will play the Lawrence Cubs at 2:30.
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Jewell Laundry
Kansas City
Pleasant Grove
Jewell
Lyons
Eddy
Flora
Reusch
Sherman
Borrello
Foldy
Lawrence Cubs
Grove
Ron A. Jones
Holcom TE
Onnte
Hegeman
Vanderenter
Durant
Pon
Borello
M Fw
Neil
Draper
Destine
Sullivan
Lawrence Merchants fall to Giants 7 to 1 on Shook diamond
The Lawrence Merchants lost Sunday to the Kansas City Giants 7 to 1. Norman started for Lawrence and was replaced after a walk and hit then two passes to the third batter. Francis allowed four runs before finishing the inning as the visitors widened their lead. Bethel starred defensively for Lawrence with notable left field hitting as pitching support went to Gib Francis. Next Sunday Lawrence meets Victory Life of Topeka.
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Lawrence
Bethel
Francis
Victory Life of
Topeka
Glanta
AB Rhpoa Fy
McDonald
P Af Maver
Magale
Harri
S Ritles
Priplett
Hawkins
Noriman
McDonntt
Neat
Meies
Ty McDons
Giants
Man
Thoms
Hawkins Byra
Thomas
Wapr
Lawrence and Topeka clubs clash in dinner match
Eleven Topeka golfers visited Lawrence yesterday for a 11 to 9 result against the Lawrence Country Club. Webb Gilbert and Orville Stone led with 75s. The Lawrence club hosts the second men’s night tonight with dinner at seven and putting contests after dark.
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Leven Topeka Country Club
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Topeka
Webb Gilbert
Orville Stone
Country Club
Epidemic In Los Angeles County Ends 563 Cases
Nationally known experts in treatment of epidemic infantile paralysis converged on Los Angeles today as 14 new cases were reported, bringing to 563 the total in the county since the outbreak began about two months ago.
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Los Angeles
Valley Grove Decoration Day Guests and Community Notes
Decoration day visitors from Lawrence Topeka Easton and McLouth attended graves at Hardy Oak cemetery. Local residents and former neighbors gathered for meals and social visits. 4 H roundup travelers of Jefferson County planned. school board reelected Dan Smith. new teachers hired at Sunnyside and O'Neal.
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Ira Ward
Albert Hunter
Marshall
Edna Plant
Ray Stewart
Lawrence
Fred Frendle
Ernest Walters
Topeka
Ralph Stewart
Edna
Daryl Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Easton
Leonard Tarr
McLouth
Russell Stewart
J. D. Edens and Sons
Lawrence Ward
Ruth Rose
Ruby Crosby
Winchester
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Glen Champion
Junior Puckett
Darlene
Leo Smith
Valley Grove
Norman Weibel
Sunnyside
Fred Champion
Harold Champion
Joan
Donald Rower
O'Neal
Henry Kimmel
Clarence Saunders
Howard
John Saunders
Earl Bower
Sidney Long
Claribel Harris
Jeff Baines
Springdale
Local notes on visits, meetings, and community events
The report covers family visits to Kansas City, local church services, school and FF A activities, farm crime concerns, hospital notes on Mrs Petrie, and numerous social visits in the Rix Spring area. It mentions Glen Champion, Lloyd Garner, Thurston Ousdahl, Rich ard Petrie, Jerald Flory, and many local families and clubs.
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Jess Graham
Kansas City
J. . Champion
Memorial
George Chinn
Orgs Jr
Glen Cross
Harry
McLouth
Stephen Daniels
Bebee
Tapekx
Oliver Garner
Glen Champion
Lloyd Garner
Flory
Thurston Ous- Vahl
Frank Champion
W. C. Flory
Wellpin Chapel
Richard Petrie
Halstead
Lawrence High School
State Lake
Vernon Flory
Lawrence Smith
Vernon
Wlc. Thiry
Arthur Ousdahl
Veoa May
Alberta Garner
W. H
Lawrence
Greenwood Valley Guest and Family Travel Notes
Edna May Horton was a dinner guest of Elsie Kel and family Sunday. The Darks, Dark and Sammy, traveled to McLouth on Wednesday. Dorothy and Margaret Brooks visit Toneka to see grandparents Ben Kolloge. Elsie and Johnnie joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiss to Hamilton Yates Center and Quine, visiting Mrs. S L Kel.
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William Lancaster
Ora Goff
Arthur Ward
Rose Wyner
Carrie Cree
Hope Webber
William Swadley
Ethel Hartman
William Geelan
Edna Geelan
Ruth Riley
George Simons
Clayton Dark
Mr. Land
5. L.dark
Mies Geneve Weldon
Levampton
Wright Bertschinger
Edna May Horton
Elsie Kelor
Dark
Sammy Dark
McLouth
Dorothy
Margaret Brooks
Toneka
Ben Kolloge
Elsie
Johnnie
Charles Weiss
Hamilton
Yates Center
Quine
S. L. Kel
Ground Cracks At Tongy County Area Suffering From Intense Heat
Leavenworth county faces a drought with over an inch of rain in the city but little elsewhere. Tongy area especially dry as ground cracks in the heat. Pastures wither and farmers haul water for livestock from the state lake amid acute drought conditions.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Leavenworth County
Tonganoxie
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