Co-ops Edge Elks In Junior League Opener 15 to 3
Large crowd watches the opening game of the junior league season at Southpark as the Co-ops defeat the Elks 15 to 3. Koehler leads with a first inning homer and two more long hits while striking out 13 Elk batters, with Johnson and Thome contributing early hits. The mayor hurled the ceremonial strike, and a new public address system added to the day’s event as Montgomery and O Conner support the Co-ops’ continued rallying in the later innings.
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Krum
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Thome
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Jead
Shenhan
Landes
Hartman
Montgomery
Kephart
Coons
Conner
Powell
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O’conner
Tiwae
Igorder BM
Mases Oth
Dai
Konlor
Rough Road for Blues in American Association Race
The Kansas City Blues stumble in the American Association as Milwaukee leads after another loss. Columbus Red Birds beat KC 9 to 3 behind Tony Freitas with two homers by Jack Winsett and Eddie Morgan. St Paul tops Louisville 4 to 2 as Wayne LaMaster issues four walks. Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 6 to 1 behind Bud Tinning. Milwaukee wins in ten over Toledo to seize first.
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Chicago
Kansas City Blues
Jensen
Blues
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City
Learuer
Tony Freitas
Saints
Indianapolis
Minneapolis Millers
Bud Tinning
Ray Kolp
Indians
Milwaukee
Toledo
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
In the American Association, Columbus defeated Kansas City 8 to 3. St Paul beat Louisville 4 to 3. Indianapolis topped Milwaukee 3 to 2, while Toledo recorded a win. No games were scheduled in the National and American Leagues yesterday.
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Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisvi
Indopolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Fragmented chronicle of voyage and military misfortune
Fragmentary report details miserliness and refusals linked to a 24 cent voyage, Portuguese military actions in Africa, and casualties. It portrays an officer cleared by the king, resignations, and ensuing political tension. The piece references Magellan era figures and a dramatic feats of strength by a Strongman.
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Efso
Erin Geena
Portugal
Teboo
Copia
Masel
Spain
European Sprint Threats Loom Over Berlin Olympics
A European sweep of sprint distances looms as Continental sprinters challenge American favorites in Berlin. Notable rivals include Christiaan Berger of the Netherlands with clocks near 10.3 seconds, Paul Haenni of Switzerland, Erich Borchmeyer of Germany, and Felix Rinner of Austria. The 1500m and 5000m face stiff European competition led by Jack Lovelock of New Zealand and Lauri Lehtinen of Finland.
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Berlin
Europe
Percy Williams
Canada
Christiaan Berger
Holland
Eddie Tolan
Eulace Peacock
Amsterdam
Paul Haenni
Switzerland
Erich Borchmeyer
Germany
C. B. Holmes
England
Tinus Osendorp
Berger
Austria
Haenni
Swift
Tolan
Osendorp
Los Angeles
Stanley Wooderson
Lovelock
Kucharski
Pole
Paul Martin
Lauri Lehtinen
Janusz Kusocinski
Poland
Two rookies pace in tough doubleheader test
Kansas City June 16. The official scorer noted seven innings by quick pitching as rookies Karjalain Ponca City and Lindell Miners showed their best mound work. Both allowed five runs by end of seven, then ten innings of shutout ball before an Angels runner was intentionally passed with a long fly.
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Pones City
Jovlin
Angels
Karjalain
Ponca City
Lindell
Miners
Springfield
Cardinals
Muskogee
Seals
Jennings
Summers
Jorgensen
Hutchinson
Treatment for Bartlesville pitchers fuels 21 7 win over Bucs
Hollywood scoop notes three Bartlesville pitchers receiving treatment as the team hammered out 24 hits for a 21 to 7 victory over the Bucs. Also reports Stanford sophomores vow to repeat big game success in a 1930s film. and a plan to form a softball league for men over 30 with a meeting set at city hall.
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Bartlesville
Bucs
A. E. Woestemeyer
Sullivan Emerges As Cleveland Catcher From Trade
Billy Sullivan of Cleveland, son of a White Sox star, has boosted the Indians with a strong first-half showing at bat and behind the plate. Manager Steve ONeill pushed him to a catcher role, where his smart, quick defense and growing hitting pace signal a future standout. The trade path from Cincinnati involved negotiating with Larry MacPhail. Cleveland finally offered $10,000 plus incentives to land the talent.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Steve Oneill
Cleveland Indians
Sullivan
Billy
Cincinnati
Larry MacPhail
MacPhail
Reds
Boston Bees
Macpeball
Indians
Steve O'Neill
Frankie Pytlak
Mittmens
O'Neill
Alan Sethern
Cateher
Wally Schang
Baer Beats Souza in Comeback Six Round Bout
Deciding over Tony Souza in San Francisco Joneth St Baer regained some form at 228 pounds after a rough night. He floored Souza twice in the second and three times in the fifth, but his weight and sluggish movement left him far from his championship days.
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Joneth ST. Baer
Tony Souza
San Francisco
Baer
Souza
Bauer
Receipts at Fight May Take a Slide
New York promoter Mike Jacobs faces weak advance sales for the Joe Louis vs Max Schmeling fight at Yankee Stadium. Expected turnout struggles to reach a million in gross receipts, with many seats unsold and prices high. Jacobs hopes for a last‑minute rush as veterans and fans consider attending, but physical constraints limit revenue.
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Joe Lou
Patel
Yarkee
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Vaoloon House
Mike
T's
Barrens golf roundup with Kendall Mayer highlight
Fragmentary notes show Kendall Mayer, a RET youth, competing in a Misssamré Bute guinea ehpuiaistun event at Warners Cues. Mayer reportedly finished under par in a round tied with Glen Catanin of WW, while another player remained close with a tied score.
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Dire Geal
Kendall Mayer
Bute Guinea
Community Notes of Family Visits and Social Gatherings
Local district records list numerous visits and dinners across towns in Kansas and Missouri. Names include Mr and Mrs J 08 Celemen, Helen Wilgen, Bonnie Staley, Lula, Kirkman, Burris, Meineke, George Er, Kirkivan, Rennie Staley, Margaret Wianren, Ruth Nicol, Orville Rhodes, and many others. Activities feature Sunday dinners, weekend visits, and church or neighborly gatherings with relatives from Topeka, Leavenworth, and Kansas City.
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Kan
Visdo
Celemen
Ami M
Prank Godfrey
Tour Tindtrey
Jim Wilgen
Helen
Vrsinet Mere
Everly
Eudora
Sunde
Bonnie Staley
Wilson
Leatha Cum
Betty Grae
Ana Dean Ki Inanyes Peeo
Ie Kirkrven
Burris
Amd
Moss Horetta Aydren Cil Sand Melehe Cine Prinst
Spett Sundry
Opara
Kansas
Fleetve Auten
Tere Summit
Amd Lapianit Rabecock
Darkyelle
Wepe
Geerie Pa Fan Bane
Fred Myimeke
Cel Glenn
Ayrener
Kirkman Westant
Lula
Lunrd
Jim
Fred Meineke
Share Swone
Pari
Suniday
Tieorge
Ford
George Kirkivan
Rennie Staley
Margaret Wianren
Leavenworth Mondus
Murray E. Nicol
Sal Bonner
Ruth
Orville Rhodes
Max Frederick
Frederick
Ives
Tye
Ilsotf
Earl Allison
Harold Ans
Udera
Tine Wil
Taber
Garl Wint
Baldwin
Arthur Baird
Tonganoxig
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