Scottish Rites Win First League Game 10 to 2 over Elks
The Scottish Rite team routed the Elks 10 to 2 in yesterday's Junior League at Southpark. After the Elks led 2 0 in the first, Scottish Rites exploded with seven runs in the second and two more in the third, led by Crady's triple and Wingert's scoring. Tuttle and Wingert pitched for Scottish Rites as Manager Walter Nieder and Coach Rufus Dodson guided a notably improving squad. The Elks, managed by Dick Pucka, showed consistency issues as Midland Lone Star and Odd Fellows games loom.
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Southpark Diamond
Hampton
Harding
Sehon
Kephart
Bies
Miller
Wingert
Hobbs
Petty
Sam
Walter Nieder
Rufus Dodson
Tuttle
Dick Pucka
Midland Lone Star
Midland
Ilks
Odd Fellows
Bottish Rives
Jackson
Fou
Grads
Ehow
Eat
Thanpel
Ss Oon
Uttle
Petis
Rf Johnser
Sans
Cl. Hampton
Am Ag Hoeuk
Ae Ff
Hardinz
Rephart
Zo Wyatt Meitner
Ead
Theliarten
P Totais
Beorestish - Elks
Maust
Toute
Heatherington
Trads
Halls
American Ice and Velvets Win Soft Ball Doubleheader
American Ice rallied to beat North Lawrence Civics 10 to 9. Varsity Velvets led the second game with 4 runs in the first and 7 in the second, as Bankers defeated Velvets 14 to 7. Tonight Carl's Clothiers vs Brick's features league champions.
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American Ice
North Lawrence Civics
Velvets
Bankers
Woodlawn School
Icemen
Varsity Velvets
Carl's Clothiers
Brick’s
Carl's
American Icemen
American Bee Og
Civics
Tsa
American Tee—Vanderventer and Chelps. Sener and Penec
Varsity Valvets Hingin
McClure
Colbarn, Petlett, and Kolterman
Strange As It Seems Hix Ree Ut River Death Mystery
In a fragmentary item, a reference to Hix and Ree Ut discusses a river scene and a mysterious death at a site on the river. The text mentions an ancient figure and a favorite that died, with unclear further details. The exact place, person names, and events are obscured by garbled OCR.
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AL N Binephalus
Othe Amadern
Heh
Local Sports Calendar Mixed High School Matches
Wednesday schedule lists Cubs versus Panthers and Midland versus Lone Star at South Park with Midget Teague games at 6:15, plus Carl's versus Bricks at Woodlawn School Diamond. Thursday features Rinkydinks versus Ayetes and Elks versus Oda Fellons, with Haverty Grocer versus Ranker in hall league action.
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Cubs
Panthers
South Park
Midland
Lone Star
South Pa
Carl's
Bricks
Aelox Woodlawn
Rinkydinks
Ayetes
Diamond Elks
Oda Fellons
Annier
Crierk
South Paris
Haverty Grocer
Ranker
Victory to Cards in Midget league rout at South Park
Cardinals overpower Jayhawks 12 to 2 behind Wise’s three shutout innings and Conley and Dalton homering in the third. Maiden and Maiden combined no hits allowed, with Dalton driving in two, Harrell and B Weber scoring on Conley’s four-base hit as Cardin als seize early control. Cubs and Panthers were scheduled to play at 5 this evening, with Rinkydinks versus Coyotes tomorrow.
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Cardinals
Jayhawks
South Park Diamond
Jameson
Elmo Maiden
Conley
Dalton
Cardinal
Harrell
B. Weber
B. Maiden
Ing E. Maiden
Cubs
Panthers
Rinkydinks
Coyotes
Dale
Maiden
McGhee
R. Charlion
Mullin
P. Charlton
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G. Weber
B. MeClure
L. McClure
Brane
Lave
Freer
Tapie
O'Bryan
Meclure
Ise
McClure
E. Maiden
I Wise
Charlton
Conley Maiden
Sample
Cmpire
John Marrison
Levinsky Beaten Heavyweight Clash In Los Angeles
King Levinsky absorbed a brutal ten round setback to Art Lasky of Minneapolis in a crowded Los Angeles arena. Lasky, weighing 398 pounds, outpointed Levinsky from start to finish, taking seven rounds on the referee's tally as the crowd of 11,000 roared and jeered.
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Los Angeles
King Levinsky
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Chicago
Lasky
Levinsky
Cai Aiea
Bowling Scores Showcase Edmondson Berger High Match
Top bowler Edmondson posts strong score as Berger and Holbeck reach 215 in a district bowling meet. The card highlights Aeneida in a lively scoreboard snapshot of local lanes.
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ELKS
Edmondson
Sus Berger
Holbeck
Unclear 1900s baseball standings and player names
Fragmented OCR summary shows American League and National League team mentions, players and managers names, and scattered scores and divisions. Unable to extract a coherent single event. plausible notes include White Sox, Giants, Braves, Cardinals, Phillies amid period baseball standings.
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Gestuar
Grhringer
Maneda
Tiarerns
Bravaiis
Amd Getrig Varkens
Iker
White Sox
Yariehing
Vankeer
Apalles Iedgers
Ohd
Med- Ls
Divasces
Isatal UN
Giants
Urhans Braves
Eng- Medaviek
Vier
Rete
Braves
Kieis
Basel
Phillies
Martin
Cardinals
Nishouse Braves
Kueh
Davenport Blue Sox Rise in Western League Pennant Chase
Davenport's rejuvenated Blue Sox, lifting from the second division, threaten Des Moines and St. Joseph in the Western League race. They secured a third straight win by beating Omaha 4 to 2, with Frank Tubbs pitching six hits.
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Des Moines
API
Davenport
Blue Sox
St. Joseph
Omaha
Frank Tubbs
Princeton Mile Duel Headlines Saturday Track Card
Glenn Cunningham faces Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke in a Princeton mile classic billed as a big event though Lovelock and Beccali skip. The field promises speed and a possible new outdoor mile mark. Also coverage notes coaching changes in Rocky Mountain basketball and heavyweight bout chatter.
Tina George Triumphs in Wrestling Bout
Tina George, 216 pounds, defeated Ging Gi in a rare fall during last night’s wrestling card, with Gi’s chances slipping as George dominated the match.
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Tina George
Bnt Tinsus
California Bear Favored To Down Carnera In Big Bout
New York June 13 AP It is easy to pick Max Baer as the likely holder of the heavyweight title after a showdown with Primo Carnera in Madison Square Garden Baer’s backers in California and Hollywood expect a KO within six rounds while Carnera’s camp fears the throat illness and lingering fatigue despite both fighters being declared in fine condition by doctors.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Carneva
Baer
New York
California
Max Adelbert Baer
Primo Carnera
U.S. A
Stanford
Lawson Little
Olin Dutra
Golden State
California Bears
Poughkeepsie Tegatta
Baers
Bill Brown
Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Miami
al Sove
Max Baer
Din
Journal-World
Jayhawker Track Ace Heads to Princeton Mile Clash
Jayhawker track star Cunningham departs Lawrence with coach Harriss for a Princeton meet Saturday featuring Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke in the mile. Bonthron, Venzke and rivals are set for a USA dominated Mile of the Century, as Coppell scrapped entries reduce field. After Princeton, Cunningham and six others will travel to Los Angeles for the NCAA championships on June 22 and 23, with Kansas covering expenses for the five to six squad members.
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Princeton
Bonthron
Enn Cunningham
Rr Yostat Ok
Lawrence
TI. W. Harriss
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Jack Lovelock
Luigi Beccali
Cunningham
Harriss
Pacific East
Los Angeles
Elkhart
Venzke
Kansas
Dayhawk
Hey
Ed Hall
Dashman
Paul Harrington
Clyde Coffman
Bob White
Elwyn Dees
Charles Titts
Millwaukee
Hargiss
Milwaukee
K. U
Wichita golfers lead Kansas State golf tournament quarter finals
Survivors in the Kansas State golf tournament reach the quarter finals with Wichita producing four contenders from eight remaining. Defending champion George Matson of Wichita advanced after a 19th hole win over George Johnston. Notable rounds included Howard Lambdin of Coffeyville shooting 72 to win 18 holes.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Wichita
McPherson
George Matson
Matson
George Johnston
Howard Lambdin
Coffeyville
Fred Dold
Art Ecklund
Don Farmer
Pratt
Jack Robertson
Wilbur Norton
Goffeyville
Johnny Stapa
Tom Newcomer
Frank Morris
Charles Armisbury
Independence
Jesse Corsant
Pat Hardgrove
Emerson Carey, Jr
Harry Kanatzer, Jr
Beal Conslover
Leland Serogin
Ecklund
Robertson
Stanp
Morris
St Paul Hurler Gains Third Win Over Brewers
St Paul pitcher Gene Trow earned his third straight win against Milwaukee as his team scored an 8 to 7 victory. Trow allowed 12 hits while Billy Sullivan Earl Webb and Lin Storti homered for the Brewers flagged by Stines and Stiles. Minneapolis widened its lead with a 7 to 6 ten inning win over Kansas City. Pinky Haregrave delivered the decisive hit. Louisville and Toledo split a doubleheader with separate 4 to 3 and 7 to 4 results. Indianapolis and Columbus also split. Indianapolis tied the Birds early then chased them for a 15 to ? victory.
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Chicago
Gene Trow
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Trow
Saints
Lee Stine
Lena Stiles
Brewers
Billy Sullivan
Earl Webb
Lin Storti
Minneapolis
Brewer
Kansas City
Pinky Haregrave
Harry Hochette
Blues
Louisville
Toledo
Madhens
Colonels
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indians
Birds
Goldfine Leads Minor League Batting Race
Durham June 13 AP Joe Goldfine of Superior Wisconsin surged to the top of the minor leagues batting race with a .459 average in the latest reports. He overtook Lee Gamble of Jeanette who fell from .487 to .452 as Patterson Rock Island and Webb Milwaukee also posted high marks while Bohl Springfield trailed.
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Durham
N. C
Joe Goldfine
Superior
Wis
Trphy
Lee Gamble
Jeanette
Patterson
Rock Island
Webb
Milwaukee
Bohl
Springfield
Price's Peerless putters vs Shearer's sharpshooters dinner match
At Lawrence Country Club last night Price's Peerless putters defeated Shearer's sharpshooters in a dinner match play. After a 7 PM dinner, players tested on a lighted putting green crowd crowded the pins. George Kuhne complained about bias after a putting contest with Julius Marks.
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Price
Shearer
Lawrence Country Club
George Kuhne
Hankers
Julius Marks
Marks
Kuhne
Reno Notes and Local Social Roundup in June
Mrs A C Hess returned from western Kansas Tuesday. Aid Society meets with Mrs Walter Bleakley Thursday afternoon June 21. Mrs Sam Gilliland and Mrs Floyd Gilliland assist Hess. Sally Ann McKernan of Topeka visits. Roland Siler returns to Lawrence after spring here. Nora Siler of Lawrence to teach junior college at Hutchinson again. Wilt Soclow of O Nea neighborhood dies Wednesday. Mrs Ella Phenicie and others visit O Dea home. Mrs Kelsall will visit Boulder with son Charles. Honey Valley school to open next term with Margaret Sanders in charge. Cozy Corner lamp shade workshop yields many fine pieces. Harald Sowers, of Kansas City, visits O W Sowers family Sunday.
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A. C. Hess
Svestern
Kansas
Wilt Soclow
O'Neal
Ella Phenicie
the Strong
Stellane Phenicie
McKernan
Topeka
O'Dea
Kelsit
Blewnle
Robert Blasker
Birdie Stemphill and Sons
Noroa Brinten
Phil Marsh
St. Louis
Jett
Colorado
Cifornia
Yelta Hayward
Stanwood Sehant
Jana
T Dorothy
Miss Foley
Kansas City
Waleth Foley
Minneapolis
Milan
J. L. Phonicie
Margaret Sanders
Honey Valley
Rena
Buren
Jean Melcone Munday
Leimkuler
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