Oatman to Lead Exhibition Before Kansas Amateur
Oatman Glenn and three other well known amateurs will play an exhibition match Sunday at Shawnee Country Club Topeka. The event features Dan Uzelac Frank Lojke Clancy Miller and aims to preview the Kansas Amateur State Golf tournament June 29 to July 2 at the same course.
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Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Toay
Oatman
Kansas
Dan Uzelac
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte High School
Paper Mill defeats Fritzel squad 7 to 4 at Woodlawn Park
Paper Mill pitcher Woods allowed only one hit after the third inning as Paper Mill built a six run lead in the first two frames and held off Fritzel’s late surge. Fritzel’s scored four in the third, but could not overcome the early deficit. Upcoming games include Lawrence Sanitary vs Ober’s and North Lawrence Juniors vs an all Mexican Topeka team with staged concerts nearby.
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Fritzel
Paper Mill
Woodlawn Park
Fritzel’s
Woods
Creamers
Lawrence Sanitary Club
Ober
S. Tomorrov
North Lawrence
Topeka
Bruce Service
Huxman Hawks
Lawrence Boys Band
Missourian Claims Kansas Open Golf Championship
Leonard Dodson of Springfield wins the Kansas Open with 68 66 134 five under par to set a course record. Bunny Torpey of Kansas City places second 71 65 136, followed by Leland Gibson 70 68 138. Other scores include Topeka players Ahlstrom and Wylie, Springfield’s Miller, Leavenworth’s Lojko, and St. Joseph’s Riepen and Owens.
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Kansas City
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Bunny Torpey
Leland Gibson
Henry Cotton to wed Mrs. Moss in London ceremony
Henry Cotton 32, captain of the British Ryder Cup team, filed notice in a London register office to marry Mrs. Maria Isabel Moss 37. The couple, who met in Belgium years ago when Cotton was a pro at Waterloo Brussels, had long-standing marriage rumors. no wedding date was set.
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London
Henry Cotton
Maria Isabel Moss
Cotton
Moss
Belgium
Waterloo
Brussels
Reds Keep Winning Streak As Vander Meer Sils Past Red Sox
The Cincinnati Reds extend their winning run behind Johnny Vander Meer who delivers another strong outing against Boston. The report notes past feats including Jesse Owens at nationals and a world record 100 meters in 10.2 seconds.
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Johnnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston
Jesse Owens
Ieee
Charles “Red
Yankees
Cleveland
Louis to Tour Dixie If Galento Stops Louis Next Week
Yankees send congratulations to Lou Gehrig on his 36th birthday. Fight talk heats up as Joe Louis may tour the South after beating Galento while boxing chatter, college notes, and football moves fill the sports roundups from New York.
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New York
Joe Louis
Dixie
Galento
Jimmy Erwin
Birmingham
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Tom Bolles
Harvard
Ed Leader
Yale
Bolles
Leader
New London
Eally
U. of Washington
Maxie Rosenbloom
Gene Tunney
West
Detroit
Louis Galento
Nova
Pastor
Louis
General Phelan
Dodgers
Bristol
Conn
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Ralph Collette
Schmeling
St. Paul Dispatch
New York Football Giants
Neilsen
Arizona U
Miss Betty Brown Chides Paper Over Batting Average Ink
Cincinnati Times-Star notes Miss Betty Brown protests a repeated Wally Berger batting average printed in the same issue. The column also carries an apology from the bureau chief for selecting Syd Wooderson to run third in the Princeton mile before retirement to the doghouse.
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Nixson C. Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Betty Brown
Times-Star
Wally Berger
Dept
Syd Wooderson
Princeton
Rainy day baseball results across leagues
National League games ended 3 3 between Brooklyn and Chicago after rain stop in eighth. New York at St Louis and Boston at Cincinnati postponed by wet grounds. American League scores show New York and Detroit 5 St Louis 2 1, and 6 1 in two games. Western Association results include Hutchinson 5 Muskogee 4 and other weather affected scores.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Topeka
Hutchinson
Muskogee
Salinas
Fort
Salina Millers Upset Fort Smith Giants In Biting Seven-Run Rally
Salina Kansas June 20 The Millers toppled the Western association leader Fort Smith Giants 8 to 3 on 14 hits as Ferrell sparked a seven-run seventh inning. Fort Smith still led Joplin by one game as Springfield beat St Joseph, while Hutchinson edged Muskogee. Tonight Fort Smith visits Salina and other games follow. BAN JOHNSON RESULTS Marysville 11 Junction City 6.
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Salina
Kan
Fort Smith
Giants
Salina Millers
Millers
Ferrell
Joplin
Topeka
Springfield
St. Joseph
Cardinal
Harold Dobson
Dobson
Leon Sweeney
Hutchinson
Muskogee
Golf putting tips from a vintage manual
Instructions emphasize balanced stance with feet close together and weight on the left foot for an easy follow through. Focus eyes on the ball and aim along the line to the cup while keeping the blade level and swinging low on both backswing and downswing.
Kansas Hoops Veteran Sets VAULT Mark at NCA A Meet
Don Bird KU senior from Arkansas City set a new Kansas University pole vault record with 13 feet 10 inches at the National Collegiate A A meet in Los Angeles tying for fifth and sixth with Munroe California and Cassell Chicago. Bird also surpassed the KA mark set by Ray Noble in 1935. First place went to Houston 14 feet 5 inches with Days Southern California Varoff Oregon and Padway Wisconsin tied for second at 14 feet 2 inches. Bob Stoland and Ray Harris competed for KU but did not place.
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Los Angeles
Don Bird
K. U
Arkansas City
Kansas University
Bird
Munroe
California
Cassell
Chicago
K. A
Ray Noble
Big Six summer league opens at KU with early high scores
KU intramural softball kicks off with six teams named after Big Six schools. Wildcats beat Cyclones 12 0, Sooners down Tigers 19 9, Jayhawkers fall to Cornhuskers 7 2. Games set Monday and Wednesday at 4 15 p m at intramural fields. Officials listed. Schedule outlines through July 24.
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K. U
Wildcats
John Hocevar
Cyclones
Sooners
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
F. C. Allen
Ed Elbel
J. W. Twente
Jaynity Seeks
Cyclones Sooners
Tigers Swamp Rinkydinks 14 to 2 in Junior Tilt
The Tigers defeated the Rinkydinks 14 to 2 in a junior league baseball game played yesterday evening at Southpark. Tigers batted 14 hits while Rinkydinks managed six.
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Tigers Swamp Rinkydinks
Tigers
Rinkydinks
Southpark
Rinkys
Oil-O-Matics Triumph 9-2 Over City in Softball
The Oil-O-Matic senior softball team beat the City 9 to 2 at South Park last night.
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Oil-O-Matics
City
Oil-O-Matic
South Park
Stars and Senators Split Night Cap in Baseball Action
Vernon Kennedy Browns and Joe Krakauskas Senators-Farmer scattered six Washington hits over 14 innings to win 1-2 as Senators won the abbreviated night cap 6-1. Qral Hildebrand and Joe Gordon Yankees-Oral had Tigers six hits including three homers but Joe drove in four of the Yankees 13 hits. Carl Reynolds Cubs had a perfect day at bat in the Cubs-Dodgers 3-3 tie with two singles and two HBPs.
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Vernon Kennedy
Browns
Joe Krakauskas
Senators
Farmer
Washington
Qral Hildebrand
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Oral
Tigers
Joe
Carl Reynolds
Cubs
Cub
Hugh Casey
Two Teams In A Drive For The Title
In the American Association a tight pennant chase may unfold between Kansas City Blues and Minneapolis Millers. Minneapolis won 4 1 in a rain interrupted day over Columbus as St Paul beat Toledo 6 2. Harry Smythe held Columbus to four hits while Norbert Kleinke allowed six. Hub Walker and Jim Wasdell homered with runners aboard. Schedule gaps and a later note: Louisville at Milwaukee Toledo at St Paul Columbus at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Kansas City. Alfred E. Krone named commissioner for eastern Kansas district tournament June 26 30.
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Minneapolis
American Association
Kansas City Blues
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Millers
New York Yankee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Harry Smythe
Norbert Kleinke
Hub Walker
Jim Wasdell
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Wichita
Kan
Alfred E. Krone
Chanute
Long Senator Brown game shows Kennedy value for Saints
The Browns and Senators played a 14 inning 2-1 game at Griffith Stadium highlighted by Vernon Kennedy's six hit allowed pitching and Chet Laabs's 14th inning triple driving home Johnny Berardino for the winning run. The Yankees led the league and other baseball news followed.
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Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Griffith Stadium
Fred Haney
Browns
Vernon Kennedy
Detroit Tigers
Big Buck Newsom
Autotown
Vernon
Senators
Athletics
Kennedy
Missouri
Chet Laabs
Messrs
Lawson
Harris
Mills
Joe Krakauskas
Community notices and social events in Topeka area
A Topeka area column lists gatherings and visits including Miss Doris Small from California at Gage park, Jolly Quilters meeting with guests, and a Kanwaka Children’s Day drill. It notes a farewell party for Doris Swallow bound for California, farm moves, hospital news, and a Lecompton quilting trip.
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Doris Small
California
Gage Park
Topeka
Helen Bahnmaier
Jolly
Jack Bahnmaier
Andrew Bahnmaier
Annabel Rassmussen
K. A
Buster Osborn
Lawrence
M. Dornan
Marian Grist
Phyllis Bearman
Jean
A. Bahnmaier
Vern Swallow
Ellen Unger
Stanwix
Elmer Warrington
Lone Star Lake
Clifton Warrington
Kasoldin Brackett
Shoemaker
DeWitt Farm
Doris Swallow
Vivian McHugh
Betty
M. Purvis
Purvis
W. O. Slusser
Maud Harbour
Kansas City
Rose Alma
Betty Martin
Alice Woodard
Edith Flora
Harriet Zink
Steele
Johnson
Earl Martin
Jude Anderson
Moses
Dermitt
Irene Steele
Zink
Leavenworth
Fisher
Carter
Hadie
Hadie, Mrs.,Stanwix
Alma
Roberta Harrell
Pearl Houk
Helen Martin
Harriet Humes
Hird
Jenning
Richards
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William. Ferguson
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Douglass
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Gufler
Goehring
Rs Johns
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I. Corlis
Glen
Paper Arts
Treland
Hoffine
Norman
Ib O
Marius ‘Ahlstrom
Weer Miller
Frank Lojko
Jack Wylie
Webb Gilbert
Warren Riepen
Willie White
Daryl Schoonau
Gere Owens
Maria I. Moss
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By Eddie Brietz
Phil K. Wrigley
Julie Loefel
Madison, Wis
Bob Prichard
Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte News
Washington Club
Yew
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Ft. Smith Giants
Ban Johnson
Marysville
Junction City
Art Krenz
Pines
Rinky Dinks
Treece
D. B. Jones
T 'Alexander
Broeker
Root
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If Nitzer
Carlos
Winters
D. Ss. Jones
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Schiller
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University of California
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Senator Brown
Bill. White
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Yanks
Altho
Bees
Tire & Tube
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Carl
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Catalina
Prince Albert
Mee
Fred L. Withers
P. A
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