Passeau and Lee Lead Club Pitchers in Cubs Wins
Cubs veterans Claude Passeau and Bill Lee paced a 7-1 win over Philadelphia as Passeau earned his ninth straight win and 11th straight complete game. Yankees catcher Buddy Rosar sprained a left leg muscle in a Detroit game halted with the Tigers leading 2-1. Boston swept St Louis 8-7 as Jim Tabor drove in the winning run. Cleveland rallied to beat Washington 8-6 after four ninth inning runs.
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Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Claude Passeau
Bruins
Passeau
Lee
Cubs
Chicago
Philadelphia Phils
Bill Nicholson
Nick Etten
Altho
Lou Novikoff
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Buddy Rosar
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Yanks
Ed Kearse
Kansas City
Tigers
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jim Tabor
St. Louis
Boston
George McQuinn
Frank Hayes
Tony Criscola
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Golf stars weigh war relief plans as events loom
Gene Sarazen urges reducing relief exhibitions to focus on big events like Hale America and Ryder Cup to raise funds. Ford Frick notes relief game revenue compares to major draws. Bucky Harris eyes patriotic display in Washington dugout. Pvt. James Hall compares tanks from Fort Knox to WWI vehicles. Newer tanks smoother to ride says Hall.
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New York
Squire Gene Sarazen
Gene
Ford Frick
National League
Brooklyn
Browns
Double X Marks the Spot in Sox Preseason Shuffle
Red Sox anticipated big change as Jimmy Foxx was traded to the Cubs. Days earlier manager Joe Cronin asked if anyone owned a first baseman's glove and Tony Lupien replied that everyone on the team did.
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Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Cubs
Joe Cronin
Tony Lupien
Cleaning the Cuff and Club: Mrs Ray Leads Naval Band
Mrs Ray Ray wife of Notre Dame track captain conducts a guitar school and an 80 piece band active across the midwest. The group rehearses Anchors Aweigh as Ray seeks a naval reserve commission. Dodgers rookie Head seeks chance against the Cardinals after an undefeated stretch against their farm clubs. In the Evangeline league he beat New Iberia five straight and last year at Montreal he beat Rochester three times.
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Ray Ray
Notre Dame
Midwest
Anchors Aweigh
Ray
Naval Reserve Commission
Dodgers
Cardinals
New Iberia
Montreal
Rochester
Too Late to Classify column delights nightly readers
Readers savor the "Too Late to Classify" column as a nightly feature. The quirky items and witty blurbs offer a respite and a sense of shared curiosity for loyal followers.
Cal S C track coach eyes eighth straight NCAA title
Lincoln June 12 coach Dean Cromwell of Southern California predicts an eighth consecutive NCAA track crown at the meet opener at 6 30 p m. Cromwell notes Leroy Weed of Troy could stress Les MacMitchell of NYA in the mile and says his team is the largest entry with 200 athletes from 49 schools. Ewell defending champion expected to run multiple events.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
N.C.A.A
Leroy Weed
Troy
Les MacMitchell
N.Y.A
Cromwell
Les
Hal Davis
California
Barney Byrell
Penn State
Ewell
Davis
Waner Traded to Reds in Braves Shortage Deal
In a year-ago move the Boston Braves sent outfielder Lloyd Waner to the Cincinnati Reds to obtain pitcher John Hutchings. The note recalls three years back Byron Nelson won the national open at Philadelphia with a 70 over Craig Wood 73. Five years earlier Ralph Guldahl led Birmingham to a 281 aggregate to win the 41st national open.
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Boston Braves
Lloyd Waner
Cincinnati Reds
John Hutchings
Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Ralph Guldahl
Birmingham
Mich
OeZ de Indianapolis Edges Kansas City In Extra Innings
In a 11 inning game OEZ de Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 4 to 3 with a late extra frame deciding the victor. Other scores include Minneapolis 6 Columbus 5 in eight innings and St Paul 6 Toledo 2 before stoppages. Louisville Milwaukee twin bills postponed. Western Association results show Springfield 9 Aimren inet 2 Topeka 4 Fort Smith 9 Joplin 6 Muskogee 5.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
American Association
Beechcraft Flyers Edge Fort Riley Ninth Inning Rally
Wichita Beechcraft Flyers defeated Fort Riley replacement center nine 5 to 4 in ten innings after tying the score with two runs in the ninth. Morton belted the winning homer to cap the comeback.
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Junction City
Kan
Wichita Beechcraft Flyers
Fort Riley
Morton
Cubs Beat Phillies Behind Passeau Five-Hit Gem
Yesterday's Stars Claude Passeau pitched five hit ball to beat the Phillies for the Cubs ninth win of the season. Les Fleming had three hits as the Indians staged a four-run ninth inning rally to stop the Senators. Jim Tabor singled home the winning run in the ninth against the Browns.
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Associated Press
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Phils
Les Fleming
Indians
Senators
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Browns
Jayhawk Open Tennis Tournament Set for Topeka Schedule
The annual Jayhawk Open will be held in Topeka from June 29 to July 5 with singles and doubles events for men women and juniors as announced by tournament officials.
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Topeka Topeka
Topeka
Brooklyn Organ Row Sparks Court Fight Over Baseball Noise
In Brooklyn the Ebbets Field organ sparks a legal clash as J Reid Spencer a 70 year old concert pianist sues Brooklyn Baseball demanding the organ cease. The judge quips about Giants fans while noting the nuisance claim and spectator noise.
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Brooklyn
Saroyan
MacPhail
Ebbets Field
J. Reid Spencer
Ball Park
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Flatbush
Spencer
Madison
Virginia
Dred Scott
James Blanchard
Judge
Blackstone
Columbus Red Birds Struggle Hit 1942 Pace in Loss to Millers
In a seven inning opener of a doubleheader, Columbus trailed 5 0 before Lukon hit a three run homer and Heath added a two run shot to tie the score. He then scored the winning run in the eighth after a misplayed strike. Milwaukee beat Louisville. Blues drop a 8 4 loss to Indianapolis in 11 innings. St Paul defeats Toledo 6 2 in a weather shortened game.
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Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Minneapolis
Red Birds
Lukon
Eddie Lukon
Columbus
Tommy Heath
Heath
Millers
Frank Gabler
Huck Geary
Geary
Wilfrid Lefebvre
K. C
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis
Indians
Joe Bestudik
Blues
St. Paul
Toledo
Round two begins in Inverness best-ball matches
Sixteen top professionals start the second round of the $7,650 Inverness best-ball event in Toledo. Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan lead Texans after a six stroke gain. Denny Shute E J Harrison were upset by Picard Byrd who moved to runner up. Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum posted a 62 nine under par in a one up win over Nelson Thomson. Horner Smith Harbert tied Hines Barron with even scores.
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Toledo
Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Lone Star State
Denny Shute
E. J
Lloyd Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Nelson
Hortor
Smith
Chick Harbert
Jimmy Hines
Seeman Barron
Miners split pair as Bennett’s squad clings to second place
Joplin manager Dec Bennett praised his Miners as the western association’s weak-hitting club yet saw them win 6 to 5 and 5 to 3 against Muskogee Reds to hold second. Springfield Cardinals swept Hutchinson Pirates 9–2 and 14–1 behind Rotzell Johnston Kamler homers and strong pitching from Dothager and Terrell. Fort Smith Giants pitcher Woody Abernathy’s season streak ended as Topeka Owls won 6–2 after taking the first game 9–4.
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Associated Press
Dec Bennett
Joplin Miners
Muskogee Reds
Bennett
Mealey
Todhunter
Clements
Hesler
Portner
Springfield Cardinals
Hutchinson Pirates
Red Bird
Bud Rotzell
Homer Johnston
Jerry Kamler
Earl Dothager
Bucs
Nelson Terrell
Woody Abernathy
Fort Smith
Giants
Topeka Owls
Abernathy
Obscure Kansas farmer runs for Senate in August
Oswago Kansas June 12 Leland Overman 39 a farmer and former philosophy professor filed as a Democratic senatorial candidate. He joins George McGilill Wichita and Randolph Carpenter Marion in a three way race. Overman vows to back liberal causes and world peace while warning he may be seen as an eccentric yet hopes his bid may influence Capper’s 1934 campaign.
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Oswago
Kan
Leland Overman
George McGil
Wichita
Randolph Carpenter
Marion
Overman
Mr. Capper
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
Purdue
Toledo
Burps Avoidance Advice From Mayo Clinic Expert
Atlantic City June 12 Dr Walter C Alvarez of the Mayo clinic told the American Medical association most burping comes from swallowing air not food fermentation. Nervous habit and nerves can cause air in the digestive tract and even nocturnal awakenings with fear of heart trouble. Reassurance is key as no treatment works until anxiety is eased.
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Atlantic City
Walter C. Alvarez
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
ARE LEARNING TO SWIM
Lawrence boys and girls begin a Red Cross swimming program with 100 enrolled pupils. Classes are arranged by ability, with open spaces in the intermediate and life saving groups. Enrollment may be made at the Jayhawk Plunge next week.
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Lawrence
Red Cross
Jayhawk
New York
Pinckney
Wood-lawn
Cordley
McAllaster
Journal-World Office
Summer class opens with mixed gender enrollments
The scene summer speech class of Prof. C Buehler will be organized this evening at the Colonial Tea Room. Instruction for both men and women will begin at 6:30. This is the first time women are included in the course and enrollment is about evenly split. Attendance tonight does not obligate enrollment in the next ten meetings. The men only class has over twenty enrolled and meets on Monday evenings.
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C. Buehler
Colonial Tea Room
Buehler
Fort Riley Hospital Additions Contract Awarded
A $590,624 contract for construction of additional hospital facilities in the Camp Whitside area at Fort Riley was awarded to Green, Casson and Rinner of Manhattan and Topeka. The utilities portion went to J. S. Constant of Lawrence for $22,105.
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Ft. Riley
Junction City
Kan
Camp Whitside
Fort Riley
Green, Casson and Rinner
Manhattan
Topeka
J. S. Constant
Lawrence
Wichita Sees 116 Days With No Fatality End
Ralph Stover, 45, an aircraft worker, died in a two car collision in Wichita. Two others injured as the record run ended when he died at a hospital an hour after the crash on June 12.
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Wichita
Ralph Stover
Stover
Roosevelt to lead nationwide scrap rubber collection drive
President Roosevelt announced a campaign to gather old scrap rubber from homes and farms nationwide starting June 15 and ending June 30. About 400,000 oil stations will act as depots, paying one cent a pound, with profits donated to major wartime charities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bureau of Industrial Conservation
War Production Board
Rubber Recovery Corporation
R.F.C
Petroleum Industry War Council
United Service Organizations
Army Relief
Navy Relief
Red Cross
Southwest Pacific
Army
Navy
Elliott Simpson
New York
Simpson
Senate Agriculture
U. S. Rubber Company
Goodrich Rubber Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Tire and Rubber Com. DY
Suprem Court Term Clues From Fragmented Clues List
Partial OCR shows a list of numbered clues and terms such as months days hotel head covering dessert and music note. The readable items hint at a crossword style or dictionary extraction rather than a coherent news event or narrative.
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New Jersey
Puzzle Address And Clues Expanded In Mixed List
A compact search of numbered clues includes Italian river 44 distress signal 45 mouth part and other entries such as Malayan gibbon 49 and Scottish sheepfold 59. The list mixes cryptic style hints with literal terms like compass points and measurement terms, forming a broad crossword style prompt.
Lawrence Kaws to Play Wadsworth Sunday on Local Diamond
The Lawrence Kaws and a Wadsworth team will meet Sunday afternoon June 14 at 2 30 o clock on the diamond across the highway from Hill View golf course. The local lineup features several new faces as the squad aims to improve. Wadsworth reportedly fields a strong team and a good game is anticipated.
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Lawrence Kaws
Wadsworth
Hill View Golf Course
Wichita attorney enters Kansas attorney general race
Ralph E. Gilchrist a 36 year old Wichita lawyer announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Kansas attorney general. A former deputy county attorney of Sedgwick and longtime FCA staffer he is a Dewey county native and University of Oklahoma graduate. He is married.
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Wichita
Kan
Ralph E. Gilchrist
Kansas
Fa Credit Administration
Gilchrist
Dewey County
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
F.C.A. Ere
Sedgwick County
Julia Kerns 1855 195? Obituary Lecompton Kansas
Julia Kerns born November 21 1855 in Cedar County Iowa to Mr and Mrs Fredrick B Hill. She lived 86 years and moved to Kansas with her family over 80 years ago. She married Frank A Kerns April 22 1879 and had no children but was Aunt Julia to many. A lifelong United Brethren member and musician writer and painter. Funeral June 1 at Lecompton United Brethren church with burial at Lecompton Cemetery.
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Julia
Fredrick B. Hill
Cedar County
Iowa
Kansas
Lecompton
Frank A
Kerns
Readers and Results Dominate Journal World Classifieds
Classified page delivers strong responses with reader engagement and measured outcomes across ads and notices. Local merchants, services, and personal notices test markets and draw attention, boosting inquiries and sales signals in a tight trading week.
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Journal-World
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