Frenzy In Flatbush As Dodgers Win Two Drama Packed Games
The Dodgers split a doubleheader with the Reds in Brooklyn as Babe Phelps drove in the winning runs in the eleventh inning of game two. Brooklyn moved within a game and a half of second place while crowds swelled past thirty five thousand at Ebbets Field. The day also saw the Giants extend a five game streak with Pittsburgh, and St Louis split with Philadelphia.
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Kings County
New York
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbets Field
Cincinnati
Dodgerites
Do Birds Walk or Hop The Curious World Explains
Birds move with a mix of walking and hopping depending on size balance and speed. Small species often hop to scurry between obstacles while larger birds walk with a gliding gait and occasional hops to launch into flight.
Southpark Junior Baseball League Sets Summer Schedule
The four team league opens June 19 with Rinkydinks Tigers Jayhawks and Cubs coached by Cox Hodges King and Springer. Players born since 1922 eligible. 25 cent fee to cover league costs. Junior teams to guide younger players born since 1926. Practice games scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday at 5 30 p m.
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Southpark
Harold Fisher
Tony
Rinkydinks
Byron Cox
Tigers
Alva Hodges
Jayhawks
Ivan King
Cubs
W. C
Rusty) Springer
Rusty
Court House
Colonels Drive Into AAstandings Impressive Rise To Fourth
Louisville Colonels, fielding a refreshed lineup, won two from Indianapolis to climb from sixth to fourth and close the gap to third. Kansas City split with Milwaukee as Newel Kimball limited KC to five hits and Johnny Babich Tom Reis combined on a six hitter. Minneapolis moved within two games of second with a win over St Paul. Columbus and Toledo split, each taking the other game. Today St Paul visits Minneapolis.
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Indianapolis
Nightcap
Indians
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Brewers
Newel Kimball
Johnny Babich
Tom Reis
Blues
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Golfing Country Club Notes Men s Night and Upcoming Editors Meet
The Golfing Country Club reports a busy schedule with a 7 30 dinner bell and a putt ing tournament after dinner. Kansas State Editorial Golf Association members visit next Friday and Saturday for a nine and 18 hole event on a greens in top condition after recent rain and top dressing. Qualifying begins at 9 30 with pairings at noon. about 75 players expected. A new sick lame and lazy feature tops off the event on the putting clock, with final rounds Saturday morning and championship finals in the afternoon.
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Country Club
Kansas State Editorial Golf Association
Greens
Coxey
Army
Cliff Carl
Week End Sport Briefs Open Golf and Polo News
Billy Wood and Ron Nelson tie 68s in a 18 hole playoff for the national open golf title with Denny Shute eliminated at 76. The New York American polo team defends the international cup beating Britain 9-4 led by Tommy Hitchcock. Frankie Parker wins the Heart of America tennis tourney over Gene Mako 6-3 6-4 7-5. Emory Collins and Gus Schrader set dirt track records covering 714 miles and the one half mile state fairgrounds oval.
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Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Kansas City
Frankie Parker
Gene Mako
Des Moines
Emory Collins
Gus Schrader
Baseball scores from a multi-league slate
National League results include New York 4 5 Pittsburgh 3 4 in twin bills with games lasting ten and eleven innings. Boston 4 2 Chicago 3 5. Philadelphia 5 1 St Louis 4 4 with 11 innings in one game. American League shows New York 38 5 St Louis 5 1 and others. Western Association and American Association tables list multiple city matchups and scores across divisions.
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Nationaleague
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Topeka
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Salina
Muskogee
Toledo
Columbus
Seniors Win Alumni Golf Match at Lawrence Country Club
The annual Senior golf match at Lawrence Country Club ended 388 to 402 in favor of the Seniors. Medalist was Bob Busse with 739 and Wayne McCoy low net at 74. Participants included Glen Ashley, Dean Dalton, Berry Senne, Bill Seitz, Bob Busler for Seniors and George Hulteen, C. R. Sowers, H. T. Jones, Wayne McCoy among Alumni. Prizes were awarded at the noon alumni dinner chaired by J. C. Jones with Dr. F C. Allen and Glenn Oatman assisting.
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Wayne McCoy
Berry Senne
Glen Ashley
Dean Dalton
Bill Seitz
Bob Busler
George Hulteen
C. R. Sowers
H. T. Jones
Trying Hill
J. C. Jones
F.C. Allen
Glenn Oatman
Vander Meer no hits Bees in 3 0 win anniversary note
A year ago Johnny Vander Meer, rookie left hander for Cincinnati, pitched a no hit no run game to defeat the Boston Bees 3 to 0. The brief item marks the anniversary with a sports milestone memory.
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Cincinnati
Southpaw
Boston Bees
United States
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Chuck Gardiner
Chicago Blackhawks
Winnipeg
Tonganoxie Tigers Seek Softball Games
Paul Siegert of Tonganoxie says the Tigers a boys team up to age 15 seek softball games on the new lighted field at Tonga noxie. Interested teams should phone or write Siegert at Tonganoxie to arrange.
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Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie Tigers
Tigers
Siegert
Chipping Technique For Prepping For Par And Bunker Shots
The guide describes using a No 4 iron or short shaft chipper for precise chipping. Emphasizes hands and arms with minimal body movement, wrist break on backstroke, straight through on downstroke, and a slightly downward path toward the finish.
Newmanville football captain-elect elected student council president
New Orleans Paul Kreuger, a Tu lane football captain-elect, has been elected president of the university student council.
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New Orleans
Paul Kreuger
Tulane
Sanford Names Flat Dale Alexander Manager in Florida State League
In the Florida State League the Sanford team is led by former American League first baseman Flat Dale Alexander as manager. The move places a known veteran at the helm of the Sanford squad.
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Dale Alexander
Name change fails to lift Saints in Western Association
Springfield reports the St. Joseph Saints formerly Angels struggle to regain form after Earl Hamilton drops the Angels designation. Saints lose a doubleheader to the Cardinals 12 to 6 and 12 to 9 as Joplin and Topeka split, while Hutchinson and Fort Smith split a doubleheader. Salina beats Muskogee 7 to 5.
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Western Association Ledger
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Cardinals
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Topeka
Ferrel Anderson
Bill Gill
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Roundup of sports and city notes from New York
A collage of sport tidbits and local observations. Sammy Snead and William Penn are mentioned with dramatic imagery, Tony Galento’s travels, Dominick DiMaggio's batting and eyesight, Hank Greenberg crowd reactions, Winter Haven’s Giants training bid, ringside purchase by the New York bar association, St Louis Browns finance talk, King George and the Dodgers, Branch Rickey and Larry McPhail hat swap, Johnny Bulla's Open ball, and Johnny Murphy's pitching curves.
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Sammy Snead
William Penn
Philly -City Hall
Tony Galento
Asbury Park
Orange
Dominick DiMaggio
Detroit Wolves
Hank Greenberg
Winter Haven
Giants
City Hall
Mike Jacobs
N. Y. Bar Association
St. Louis Browns
Branch Rickey
Larry McPhail
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Tenth Avenue Tech
Johnny Murphy
Yankees
Boxing and boxing style clash headline with city results
BAN JOHNSON RESULTS Pratt 2 1 Garden City 10 3 Iola 9 Pittsburgh Independence 8 Coffeyville 1 Fairbury 3 Manhattan 7 Parsons 0 Fort Scott 4 Chanute 6 Emporia 5 Junction City 5 Beloit 3 Concordia 4 Marysville 0 Fighting Cellist New York Ennio Bolognini former 175 pound boxing champion of South America once played cello with the New York Philharmonic
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Iola
Pittsburgh
Independence
Coffeyville
Fairbury
Manhattan
Parsons
Fort Scott
Chanute
Emporia
Junction City
Beloit
Concordia
Marysville
New * York
Ennio Bolognini
New York Philharmonic
South America
Princeton Seeks Substitute For Glenn Cunningham At Invite
Princeton athletic authorities report Glenn Cunningham has not entered the mile at Palmer Stadium for Saturday's invitation meet. If no word arrives by tonight, a four man race will be set with Sydney Wooderson Chuck Fenske Archie San Romani and Blaine Rideout. Cunningham has trained in Cornwall New York and delays his acceptance.
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Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Palmer Stadium
Ken Fairman
Princeton Athletics
Cunningham
Sydney Wooderson
Great Britain
Chuck Fenske
Archie San Romani
Blaine Rideout
Cornwall
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Lawrence Semi-Pros Defeat Paseo All Stars 3 to 2
The Lawrence Semi-Pros defeated the Paseo All Stars 3 to 2 at Holcom's grove yesterday afternoon. Dugan struck out 11, allowed five hits and walked none. Lawrence tallied one run in the first and two in the eighth. farmer Ross plans a game here next Sunday.
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Paseo All Stars
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RHE All Stars
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Moten
Johanning
Stars of Yesterday Baseball Roundup From AP
Former hit two run homer in ninth to win opener for Red Sox as tripled twice in second game. Buck Newsom of Tigers kept Senators to 10 hits powering Detroit’s five game win streak. Giants beat Pirates 5 4 in second game after eight hits from Gumbert and Kampouris with a homer by Kampouris. Reds' McCormick hit 11th homer in second inning and doubled in tenth to win opener. Phelps doubled with bases loaded in ninth to tie and again in 11th to place winning run on third. Yankees Farmer drove in four with a double and two singles as Hadley pitched seven strong in nightcap. Cubs Farmer three hits and two runs boosted Boston in opener. Russell relief solid in second game.
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Don Padgett
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Phelps
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al Milnar
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Schedule changes in senior softball league announced Saturday
Two games were moved in the senior softball league. The Co-Ops will play Auto Service on June 14 and Oil-O-Matic meets Lions on June 16. Also noted is the transfer of Sweeney from Chicago to South Bend for his oil company job.
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South Bend
Ind
Chuck Sweeney
Notre Dame
Equine Fan Mail News of LA Thoroughbred Star Retired
A 12 year old Los Angeles thoroughbred horse nicknamed Malicious has retired from racing after earning fame from fans. The popular horse attracted more than 75 000 letters from admirers and supporters nationwide, highlighting its ongoing cultural impact.
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Los Angeles
Judge Prefers Washington BasebalI Coaching Career
Former Senators first baseman during Wilson Harding Coolidge and Hoover eras becomes Georgetown coach. Illinois plans a grid clinic at Champaign with University of Illinois hosting August 28 and 29 for high school coaches.
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Washington
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Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
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University of Illinois
Master Gate Installed at Arlington Park
A master admission gate, largest at any American race track, was installed at Arlington Park. The gate has 16 turnstiles and can process about 54 000 people in an hour and a half, per general manager Fred Radtke.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Fred Radtke
Still Doing Good Grand Rapids Paul Goebel
Paul Goebel captain and end of the 1922 Michigan football team serves as president of the Grand Rapids Young Men's Christian Association.
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Paul Goebel
Michigan
Grand Rapids Young Men's Christian Association
Coughing Epidemic Hits Lincoln Fields Stables
More than 150 horses at Lincoln Fields stables were affected by a coughing outbreak that disrupted training sessions across the facility, prompting quarantine and vet inspections.
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Chicago
Lincoln Fields
Journal-World Subscription Ad for Summer Address
An advertisement urges readers to have the Journal-World mailed to a summer address noting a daily letter feel and offering a 40 cent per month rate and a phone number to contact the circulation department.
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