Trading Ban on Inter-Club Trades Takes Effect Soon
The major leagues move to an inter-club trading ban starting tomorrow as teams adjust rosters under the new rule. National League clubs have acted, while American League groups still weigh last-minute deals amid pennant race pressure.
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Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Buck Newsom
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Elden’ Auker
Detroit
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Alex
National semi pro tourney cities named for 48 state finals
The National semi pro baseball congress named the host cities for 48 state championship tournaments. State meets run July 8 to 31, with regional best-of-five playoffs August 1 to 5 to select 32 teams for the national finals in Wichita, Kansas, August 12 to 24.
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New York
Raymond Dumont
Congress
Wichita
Kan
Colorado
Pueblo
Illinois
Elgin
Indiana
Terre Haute
Iowa
Sioux City
Kansas
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Missouri
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Holdrege
North Dakota
Minot
Ohio
Canton
Oklahoma
Enid
South Dakota
Deadwood
Wisconsin
New London
Wyoming
Casper
Schmeling Uncertain On Date Of Louis Title Bout
Speculator New York June 14 Max Schmeling avoids commitment about the heavyweight title clash with Joe Louis a week from tomorrow. He jokes about the date while outlining a strict training plan and tapering routine through Monday before leaving for New York.
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Speculator
N. Y
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Aiden
New York
Seeded Players Advance in Valley Net Tourney
Kansas City June 14 seeded players moved through first round matches in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament. Results include Hat Surface KC defeating Kenneth Kell Topeka 6 1 6 1 and Lee Sheverman KC defeated Sones Weeks Pittsburg 6 0 6 1. Howard Stephens St Louis beat Ray Morgan Wichita 9 11 6 4 6 1. Eugene Rush Omaha defeated Charles Snyder Fort Scott 4 6. Craig Harper KC defeated Edward Weeks Pittsburg 6 0 6 2. Charles Martin Coffeyville beat David Selders KC 2 0. Dan Robertson KC defeated Jack Coyle Coffeyville 6 3.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Theissouri Valley
Kenneth Kell
Topeka
Jack Gurley
Sacramento
Cal
Destates
Sones Weeks
Pittsburg
Kan
Art Voss
Lee Sheverman
Howard Stephens
St. Louis
Ray Morgan
Wichita
Eugene Rush
Omaha
Charles Snyder
Fort Scott
Craig Harper
Edward Weeks
Charles Martin
Coffeyville
Greenies
David Selders
Dan Robertson
Jack Coyle
Tuesday Junior league Panthers meet Jay Hawks at South Park
The calendar lists a Tuesday junior league game Panthers versus Jay Hawks at South Park at 6 o clock followed by several senior softball and league matchups across South Park and Woodlawn Park including K E P North Lawrence versus Harshberger Garage Topeka at 8 o clock and Co Ops versus Lone Star at 8.
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Panthers
Jay Hawks
South Park
North Lawrence
Harshberger Garage
Topeka
Lone Star
Cutters
Paper Mill
Woodlawn Park
Barbers
Eagles
Odd Fellows
Nehi
Ohers
Trapshoot Legion Gun Club
Highway 59
Hursaday
Yankees
Cubs
South End
Gas Company
Tigers
City
Va. K
Union Cab Va
Bartz Girls
City and Auto Service Win Softball Contests
In a Southpark doubleheader the City team beat the Gas company 11 to 2 and the Auto Service squad defeated the South End 9 to 2. The results highlighted strong hitting and solid pitching from both victors.
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City and Auto Service
Southpark
Gas Company
Auto Service
South End
Sanders
Larson
Knotts
Stevens
Holmes
If Burnett
Fairbanks
Rs Bush
Moss
Aed
North End
Houser
Waters
Selig
Ss Woods
Davis
McCall
Rs Johnson
Yesterday's Scores and Night Games Summary
Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 3 and St Paul 4 Columbus 3 were night games. Minneapolis 9 Toledo 5 also played at night. No National League games scheduled. American League results note references to the Journal-World delivery location.
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American Association Milwakee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolia
Toledo
National League
Woman trapshooting champ to compete at Legion gun club
Lela Hall of Strasburg Missouri North American women's champion will join the regular match at the Legion gun club south of Lawrence on highway 59 Wednesday night. Matches start about 6 30 with main action around 8 00. Also present will be Florence Mos Kansas City Kansas holder of the state title and her father Carl Mos a pro. Dave Henry Kansas City Missouri state champion may attend. Mrs Hall previously appeared in an exhibition at the club last summer.
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George Wieland
Philadelphia
Wieland
Wieland Biylog
Lela Hall
Strasburg
Legion Gun Club
Lawrence
Highway 59
Florence Mos
Kansas City
Kan
Carl Mos
Dave Henry
Missouri
Hall
Green Brothers Defeat R. E. P. Team 5 to 2
The Green Brothers softball team beat Kansas Electric Power 5 to 2 at Woodlawn Park last night. The Greens rallied, scoring three runs in the sixth after the Elec trics were tied at the end of the inning.
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Green Brothers
Kansas Electric Power Company
Woodlawn Park
Electrics
Greens
Golf’s saddest tale a hole in one costs friend
Harvey Cobb drives for an uphill green while sports writer Rodney Thomas rests on a bench after 86 holes. Only one ball is found five feet from the cup then Thomas’ ball lies in the hole for a hole in one.
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Washington
Harvey Cobb
Capital
Rodney Thomas
Washington Star
Thomas
Cobb
Rod
Rinky Dinks Open Junior League With 7-4 Win
The Rinky Dinks topped the Tigers 7 to 4 in the opening junior league baseball game at Southpark last night. They scored six runs in the fourth inning to pull away.
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Rinky Dinks
Tigers
Southpark
Walker Cup Team Praises British Rivals After Loss
The American golf team returned from New York June 14 after an unsuccessful defense of the Walker Cup. Captain Francis Quimet praised the British squad as a very good team and noted the cup’s loss should boost amateur golf in both the United States and Great Britain. Charlie Yates retained the British amateur trophy. The Americans reported feeling well treated by the British during the match.
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New York
United States
U. S
Francis Quimet
North River
Great Britain
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
England
Boxing Highlights From Past Years
A retro roundup notes Tommy Farr knocking out Walter Neuse in London in the third round. It recalls Helen Wills Moody losing to Ray Stammers 56 to 0, and a Kent semi final 6 4 result. It also mentions Whitley Wyatt of the White Sox allowing one hit as Ted Gullic struck out with two out in the ninth inning against the Browns.
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Tommy Farr
Walter Neuse
Germany
London
Helen Wills Moody
Ray Stammers
Kent
Whitlew Wyatt
White Sox
Ted Gullic
Browns
Louis trainer confident of victory over Lee
Pompton Lakes New Jersey June 14 The scarred genial trainer Jack Blackburn says Joe Louis has grown into a tougher fighter since Schmeling and Farr bouts He credits his own coaching for sharpening Louis jab and hook and insists the champion is ready for a tough defense against Lee and can hit hard with precision
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Jack Blackburn
Dr. Bier
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Louis
Jack
Joe
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Louis’ Arms
Jack Dempsey
LaFayetteville
N.Y
Lakewood
Lee
Chapie
Chappie
Smiley Leads Junction City In State Rifle Final
William Smiley Jr won the state rifle title with a 238 score and a two day 525 aggregate earning the Bausch & Lomb trophy. Dr W A Smiley had the high aggregate for slow fire. The Kansas Civilian team to Camp Perry includes multiple Kansas and Junction City marksmen. Smiley Jr is KU junior and ROTC rifle captain for next year. Laurence Petrie coached KU rifle team last year.
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Junction City
Kan
Smileys
Kansas
William Smiley
Bausch & Lomb
W. A. Smiley
Smiley
Arnold Mulheim
Ijr
Ellis
H. A. Wagner
Raymond
Camp Perry
Smiley, Jr
Wagner
Muhlheim
Schwanbeck
Blanchard
Dr. Surface
Tetlow
Bennett
Frank Patterson
Hutchinson
C. E. Parks
Minneapolis
J. M. Wilson
Topeka
H. R. Butcher
McPherson
Los Angeles Boosters Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Los Angeles Boosters have been filed with the secretary of state. Directors say the group will work for the advantage of Los Angeles and the welfare of its people.
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Sacramento
Secretary of State
Los Angeles
Roundup of boxing, baseball and college sports notes
Gene Tunney backs Schmeling in next issue while Joe Jacobs plans stadium work for Schmeling and Louis. Northwestern’s strict scholastic standards slow Bill Decorrevant. Yucatan Kid recalls early life. Dodgers finish western trip strong, Burleigh Grimes likely kept on. Pirates speculative manager Lefty O Doul may take over. Kentucky Derby horses sport aluminum shoes.
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Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Connecticut Nutmeg
Yankee Stadium
Joe Jacobs
Broadway
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling and
Louis
Lou Gehrig
New York
World Telegram
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Northwestern
Bill Decorrevant
Chicago
Yucatan Kid
Norment Quarles
Richmond
la Crosse
Wis
State College
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Kansas and Oklahoma A. M. to clash in three 1936-37 games
Kansas will travel to Stillwater December 9 and 10 to help dedicate the new field house, then Oklahoma A. M. will visit Lawrence February 9. The three games add to the usual conference double round robin and follow several prior meetings since both teams left the Missouri Valley.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Henry Iba
Kansans
Stillwater
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kansas-Oklahoma A. & M
Brewers no help for Blues in pivotal series
Kansas City Blues lose 6 to 3 to Milwaukee Brewers as Milwaukee extends hot streak by scoring four runs off George Washburn. Brewers climb to fifth, four and a half games behind the pace setting Indianapolis Indians. Minneapolis beat Toledo 9 to 5. St Paul edged Columbus 4 to 3 in ninth. Louisville and Indianapolis not scheduled.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Milwaukee Brewers
Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Brewers
Milwaukee
George Washburn
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Local Boy Odd Williams Beats Ping Pong Champion
Odd Williams, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Williams of Lawrence, defeated Coleman Clark, world ping pong champion, at the Muehlebach grill in Kansas City. Clark allegedly threw the game, but Williams earned an autographed ball and paddle inscribed to certify the regulation match victory.
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Odd Williams
Dick Williams
Lawrence
Coleman Clark
Odd
Williams
Muehlebach Grill
Kansas City
Clark
Lawrence Boy
Disney Oklahoma Dares Joe Louis to Climb 60 Foot Tree
In Disney Oklahoma on June 14 a $25 000 challenge was issued to heavyweight champ Joe Louis. Chunky R. E. Davis known as the Ripper will back the stunt with a 60 foot tree climb. If Louis lasts five minutes he wins the prize. if not he pays the same amount to the Ripper's friends. C. D. Armstrong tall at 6 foot 3 inches leads the scene.
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Disney
Okla
Joe Louis
R. E
the Ripper
Disney founder leads $25,000,000 hydro project bid
Armstrong of Disney heads a 81 business man pool to fund a $20,000,000 Grand River hydro electric dam project. A match scheduled for July 4 is described as a key event. The Ripper is claimed as Disney's top figure amid local politics and a dance dictator controversy led by ex-cow girl Billy Baker.
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Inch
Chamber of Commerce
Prodde
Community notices and social events from Barber area
Richard Carter attended a 4 H round up in Manhattan. Local 4 H classes met at Johnson's and prepared for upcoming baking and sewing activities with Mrs C Conner. Viola Welscher helps her aunt in summer. Several residents visited Gage Park for a club picnic. A Jolly Quilters gathering and summer plans were noted along with a memorial bouquet for Mrs Len Ice who died a year ago. Bees attack ends in dog’s death near Petersburg Indiana.
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Richard Carter
Manhattan
Annabel Rasmussen
Lawrence
Johnson’s
C. Conner
Viola Welscher
Lecompton
George Coffman
Gregory
Ralph Calman
Asa Colman
Gage Park
Topeka
Bidinger
Len Ice
Allen
Thatcher
Price
M. C. Elliott
Mary Lou Elliott
Carolyn
Mamie
Dews
C. E. Stanwix
Eleanor Jean Stanwix
Jolly Quilters
Barber Schoolhouse
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