Injury Jinx Hits The Major Clubs
The season pennant chase tightens as key players fall ill or are injured. Cleveland catcher Frankie Pytlak leaves, replaced by Bill Brenzel who shines in an 11 to 2 win over the Red Sox. Pirates lose Arky Vaughan to a barley sore and Darrell Blanton is hospitalized with appendicitis after a 12 to 5 win over Philadelphia. Indians beat Boston 17 hits, Av erill and Campbell homer to stay tied with Detroit for third. Giants crush St. Louis 14 to 3 as Pittsburgh expands lead. Johnny Moore ties league lead with his 12th homer. Braves split with Reds on Bunker Hill Day. Cubs win 5 to 3 over Brooklyn with two Chuck Klein homers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Frankie Pytlak
Buffalo
Tribe
Bill Brenzel
Red Sox
Blanton
Pirates
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Johnny Moore
Mel Ott
New York
Paul Dean
Dean
Ray Harrell
Braves
Reds
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Brooklyn
Firefly 4-H Club Officers elected for girls projects
The Firefly 4-H club met at Mrs. F. W. Behrens home. Officers elected include Lola Behrens president Vera Postma vice president Hazel Boerkircher secretary treasurer Eunice Hoover song leader Ruby Fields reporter and Jane Geiss Virginia Clemmens Jane Wells Irene Hoover on program and recreation committees. Next meeting June 95 at the leader’s home will feature a biscuit baking demonstration by a appointed team.
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F. W. Behrens
Lola Behrens
Vera Postma
Hazel Boerkircher
Eunice Hoover
Ruby Fields
Jane Geiss
Virginia Clemmens
Jane Wells
Irene Hoover
Close North Lawrence softball wins for Carl's and Civics Club
Carl's edged Goodrich 9 to 8 after trailing into the fifth inning behind key hits from Swinehart Evans and Biced. The Civics beat Varsity Velvets 4 to 3 in extra innings after a 3 all tie, with Bratton, Amyx, Harris and Johnson delivering decisive moments.
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Carl's
Civics
North Lawrence
Goodrich
Civic Club
Varsity Velvets
Carl
Biced
Carl’s
Jack Evans
Curd
B. Johnsen
R. Johnson
Velvet
Velvets
Bratton
Amyx
Harris
K. Johnson
Varsity Velvet
Kansas Baseball Championship to Be Held in Wichita
Wichita hosts the fifth annual Kansas championship baseball tournament from July 10 to 23 with entry open to independent and semi pro teams. Arkansas City Dubs defend state honors as officials forecast 50 000 attendance and a $6 000 prize fund. Fred Clarke, ex Pirates manager and Kansan, will open the event on July 10.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Arkansas City Dubls
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansan
Great Track Field to Gather at N. U. in July
Lincoln heads into July as the AAU national track and field championships draw one of the era’s strongest fields. July 3 and 4 at the University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium will showcase top national athletes, with organizers confident nearly every prominent competitor will attend. Sam Waugh and Herbert D. Gish lead the planning, with Coach Henry F. Schulte directing events. The 400 meter track and resurfaced runways promise fast conditions, aided by good spring weather.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium
Herbert D. Gish
University of Nebraska
E Lincoln
Sam Waugh
Henry F. Schulte
Nebraska
Gish
Baseball doubleheader highlights and notable performances
The report cites Wally Berger of the Braves hitting two homers and a triple and single in a doubleheader against Cincinnati. Hildebrand and Campbell fueled the Indians in a six hit game, Campbell driving in four with a homer and two singles. Gus Mancuso of the Giants collected four singles and a double in a strong effort vs the Cardinals. Chuck Klein of the Cubs hit two homers against the Dodgers as Waner led the Pirates with two doubles and two singles against the Phillies. The Border Cities Star quote asks about the dean of the school and features Nasr saying he is a football player.
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Tay Chg Ches
Pirates
Phillies
Baltimore Political Trailblazer Hyman Pressman
Hyman A Pressman dubbed the new orator of Baltimore began a political career at age 11 and built a seven year campaigning arc across two presidential races. A lawyer by 19, he graduated from Baltimore City College at 16 and the University of Baltimore School of Law three years later, then passed the bar and waited to come of age. Born in 1814, he later led Baltimore Young Democrats, ran in prominent campaigns including Al Smith and Roosevelt, and observed 1930s political contests before a note on wild boars and a future feature tomorrow.
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Hyman A. Pressman
Baltimore
Pressman
Baltimore City Colege
University of Baltimore School of Law
Court of Amneitis
al Smith
Browning
Ing
Roosevelt
Riehles
Jackson
Thaltimore Youngs Democrats
A Victory in Walks Classified Ad Offers Extra Cash
A brief classified note invites readers to sell extra clothes and furniture to earn extra cash. The ad suggests calling phone 22 for an Ad-Taker to arrange pickup or insertion of the ad.
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Tokyo
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Japan
Sports Calendar Shows Busy Week of Midget Leagues
June events list games across multiple leagues. Teams include Servnecee vs Fritzel, Jayhawks vs Wildesis, Panthers vs Cardinals, and Tigers, plus Civics Midget League action at Cerntes. Track set for the National meet in Berkeley California.
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Servnecee
Fritzel
Goodrich
Cus
Jayhawks
Oles
Wildesis
Rinky Dinks
Civics
Varsity Cleaners
Cnrls
Cuhs
Panthers
Cardinals
Wiley’s
Cerntes Va
Wildcats
Tigers
Velvets
Varsl
Gottrich
Cubs
Berkeley
Cal
Yesterday's Results In Baseball And League Standings
National League results show Cincinnati and New York with postponed games due to wet grounds. American League Boston beat Cleveland while Philadelphia and Detroit games were postponed. Western Association notes Toledo and Minneapolis games with rain interruptions.
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National
Cincinnati
Basiegivtonnt
Brackley Louis
New York
Prisebiren I
Philadeinvnaa
Boston
Cleveland Jr
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Western Association
Toledo
Columbo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Golf and track records fade in weather wrapped sports page
From the AP a recap notes Harry Cooper winning the Western Open after a double playoff with Ky Laffoon a year ago and George Lermond’s 9 08 world steeplechase mark set three years back. It also mentions Gusto winning the American Derby and a mud drenched Kansas City game where Hutchinson beat Bartlesville 4 0 with no effect on midseason standings.
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Associated Press
Harry Cooper
Ky Laffoon
George Lermond
Gusto
Bobby Jones
MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
Muddy Diamond
Kansas City
Bartlesville
Hutchinson Club
Western Association
Braddock Family Saga From Hell's Kitchen Origin to Championship
James J. Braddock, born June 1906 in West 45th Street Hell's Kitchen, rises from Irish immigrant roots in Galway to heavyweight boxing fame with manager Joe Gould. Their contractless bond yields $250,000 earnings, amid poverty and perseverance as Gould pursues lucrative bouts for the future champion.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Ting
Hell's Kitchen
West 45Th Street
Elizabeth O'Toole Braddock
Joe
Hoboken
James Jay
James J. Jeffries
Braddocks
County Galway
Ireland
Jin
Jim
Ralph
New Jersey
West New York
N. J
Elmer Furlong
Johnny Morris
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Jersey
Union City
N. J. Fymnasium
Joe Gould
Harry Garfand
Braddock
Galfund
Gould
Trish
Jimmy
Kansas Hunters Bag At Least 172,748 Wildfowl In 30 Days
Kansas hunters, during the 1933 30 day season, killed at least 172,788 ducks and geese, according to figures released by the state forestry, fish and game commission. Hunters bought 16,900 stamps and reported 169,589 ducks, 2,076 geese and 1,093 brant.
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Kansas
Pratt
Kaw
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Oklahoma picks Biff Jones for athletic director
Selection of Biff Jones as Oklahoma athletic director draws wide approval in the Sooner state reports Bus Ham. Jones is expected to lift O U to big-time status, while loss of Orville Mathews to Southern California heightens the school’s urgency to attract top talent. Mathews heads west amid talk of Rose Bowl chances as scouts circle Oklahoma. In sports news, Jesse Owens shatters the track clock at a dual meet, with 9.7 seconds for the 100 and a 25 feet 3 1/4 inch broad jump as Staley and Cope post a 14.2 in the high jump. Frosty Cox and family visit Wichita on the way to Boulder.
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Biff Jones
Oklahoma
O. U
Sooner
Ham
Jones
Orville Mathews
Chickasha High School
Mathews
Los Angeles
Southern California
Oklahoma City
Resnalds
Stanford Tackle
Cope
Hardier
Clemmons
U.S.C
Soonerland
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Staley
Southern Cal
Frosty Cox
Boulder
Wichita
Colorado U
Murphy
Maghee
Jack Crown
Stanford
West Point
John Bentley
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin
Paul Whiteman
Blues Catch St Paul In Second Place Tie In A A Baseball
The Blues swept Milwaukee 14 4 and 5 3 to move into a second place tie with St Paul in the American Association, two games behind leader Indianapolis. Smith outpitched Larkin in the opener, and Rosy Ryan fired five hitless innings to help Minneapolis edge St Paul 7 6. Toledo manager Fred Haney was ordered from the field after a heated argument with umpire Swanson as the Mud Hens rallied to beat Columbus 10 9, with Powers leading a 15 hit attack.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Blues
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Louisville
Smith
Steve Larkin
Larkin
Brewer
Rosy Ryan
Minneapolis
Ryan
Bill Pertin
Saints
Toledo Mud Hens
Fred Haney
Haney
Columbus
Swanson
Mud Hens
Red Bird
Mike Powers
Toledo
Unclear baseball stats mix including Pirates Giants Dodgers
Fragmented list of players and teams with scattered batting and pitching notes. Mentions include Pirates Giants Braves Dodgers Athletics Red Sox Yankees White Sox and several players like Vaushan Ott Johnson Cronin and Almada, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Vaushan
Pirates
Blondwick
Meare
Giants
Ruhs
Barker
Braves
Modwi
Martin
Suhr
Goodman
Reiss
Ott
Jen Meece
Phillies
Marlin
Bordagary
Dodgers
Parmetre
Ciants
Walker
Cardinals
Johnson
Athler
Moses
Athletics
Athlenes
Gehringer
Red Sox
Momorguns
Reenberg
Tigers
Almada
Werber
Yankees
White Sox
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N. U
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Ane
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Weber
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