Rotary Nine Wins From Lone Star In Twilight League
Rotary beat Lone Star 10 to 3 as seven runs came in the second inning and three more in the fourth. Lone Star pitcher’s absence, plus several errors and steals, helped Rotary surge ahead. Eagles face further tests while Lone Star drops into a disputed first-place clash as the schedule unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Lone Stars
Eagles
Althe
Reno
Rotary
Odd Fellows
Rotarians
Brown
Rotary Boys
Hunt
Baseball Headlines From Doubleheader Rally and Pitching Feats
The report highlights multiple players delivering key hits and runs across a doubleheader. PJ Roy Johnson leads Red Sox with five hits and three RBIs against Chicago pitching. Dizzy Dean dominates Cardinals in a seven hit game against the Dodgers. Buddy Myer drives a five run rally for the Senators against the Tigers. Hal Lee and Leu Warneke noted for strong showings. Billy Knickerbocker and Bob Johnson collect four hits each in wins. Tony Freitas and Reds supply seven hits in a 4 1 victory over the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dodgers
Buddy Myer
Senators
Tigers
Hal Lee
Braves
Blade
Anaiyst Pi- Fates
Billy Knickerbocker
Indians
Yankee
Leu Warneke
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Giants
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Browns
Tony Freitas
Reds
Phillies
Baseball season leaders from American and National Leagues
A compact recap of top AL and NL performers with names and stats: Manush and Gehrig lead AL batting and runs, Gehrig also RBI star. Goslin and Cronin among leading AL hitters. Messrs. Merits in NL include Vaughan and Medwick leading batting averages and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Gomez and Dean with solid records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Gehri Tigers
Averill
Indians
Chapman
Reynolds
Red Sox
Johnson Athletics
Werber
Walker
Gomez
Wreaver
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Fund —Venstan
Giants
St. Hlein
Cubs
Hite—Moore
Urbanski
Braves
Berger
Suhr
Tuns
Ott
Klein
Martin
Bartell
Phil
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Brav
Journal-World
Strange Cork Oaks and Four Osborne Ties
The article discusses cork oak cultivation from virgin cork at age twenty six, through nine year cycles to valuable production around fifty, lasting up to a century. It notes that cork is an outer tree covering not essential to life. It also mentions five Osborne Terry marriages linking Georgia families, detailing the four Terry brothers marrying Osborne sisters and a fifth Osborne marriage. Tomorrow: The Guler Who Was Goth King and Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Georgia
Osborne
Terry
Alonzo
Erry
Inez
John
Elizabeth
Noah
Mamie
Perre Terry
Bessie Osborne
Sports Calendar Weekend Schedule for Local Leagues
Friday features Cardinals at Coyotes in Midget league at 3 PM, Eagles play Elks in Junior Twilight at 6 15 PM, softball doubleheader Frit Zell versus Coe Drug at 7 50 PM and North Lawrence versus Pontiac on Woodlawn. Saturday hosts two Midget league games at South Park, Cubs versus Jayhawks at 5 PM and Tigers versus Panthers at unspecified time. Sunday shows Pleasant Grove versus Linwood at 2 3 o'clock, Lawrence Merchants versus Belvoir at 3, Lawrence versus Overbrook polo at 2, and golf at Sporia with Manhattan and Emporia. Monday lists Wildcats versus Coyotes Midget league at 5, Lone Star versus Scottish Rites Junior league at 6 15, and Varsity Velvets versus Brick's softball at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Allen
Brown
Boggs
Harwood
Lone Star
B. Powel
Snecker
McGee
Penn
i _ Figles
Jeding Eagles
Poaeeeters
Dh Boggs
Moon
Ped Harwood
Reusch
Mckinney
Theme
W. Powel
Lone Stare
Hunt, Brown
Yohrson
Plateman
Johnson
Cardinals
Coyotes
South Park
Eagles
Elks
Fritzell
Coe Drug
North Lawrences
Pontiac
Woodlawn
Southpark
Cubs
Jayhawks
Tigers
Panthers
Pleasant Grove
Linwood
Lawrence Merchants
Belvoir
Shook’s
Lawrence
Overbrook
Lawrence Country Club Golfers Compass
Manhattan
Emporia
Sporia
Wildcats
Scottish Rites
Varsity Velvets
Brick’s
Woodlawn School
Dozen-Run Triumph by Rinkydinks Over Panthers in Midget League
The Rinkydinks routed the Panthers 12 to 3 in a South Park diamond Midget league game. J Black limited Panthers to scattered hits including a Caughron homer. Rinkydinks tallied in the first and surged with three in the second and four in both the fourth and fifth. Caughron homered for Koch after he was hit by a pitch. Tomorrow features two games with Cubs vs Jayhawks at 5 and Tigers vs Panthers at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinkydinks
Panthers
South Park
J. Black
Caughron
Panther
Yore
Koch
Cubs
Jayhawks
Tigers
Black
C Ao
Treece
Heatherington
Reynolds
House
Broeker
Harling
Thompkins
Blevins
Hanson
Ewing
Rinkydinks Hanson
Reber
Rinky
New Curtis Cup Team Names Three Fresh Faces
New York June 22 AP Three newcomers join eight woman Curtis Cup players to meet Great Britain at Chevy Chase club near Washington September 27-28. Charlotte Gluttling Lucille Robinson and Anelin Goreryce Goldthwaite bring youth to a lineup that otherwise features five veterans from Wentworth 1932 including Virginia Van Wie Glenna Collett Vare Maureen Orcutt Leona Cheney Chies Opal S Hill. Vare may serve as honorary captain with Van Wie directing play if unable to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Charlotte Gluttling
South Orange
N. J
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Western Chamion
Anelin Goreryce Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Texas State
Wentworth
Eng
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
Leona.Cheney Chies
Angeles
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Vare
Miss van Wie
Back dive explained for divers at the board
The article details the back dive technique with posture on the toes, arms extended, and a high arched entry head first. It notes divers often land too far from the end of the board and should aim about six feet from the board end for a clean splashless entry.
Qualifying for the 1936 Track Nationals at Memorial Coliseum
At Memorial Coliseum on June 22, 1936, more than 3800 athletes from 89 colleges compete to qualify for nationals. Notable entrants include Olympic veterans and Kansas athletes led by coach Bill Hargiss, with Bonthron targeting the mile and Cunningham the half mile. The meet promises a strong southward title defense by Louisiana and potential clashes with Southern California and Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
America
Uncle Sam
United States
Louisiana State
California
Stanford
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Kangag
Fd Hall
Clyde Coffman
Bob White
Paul Harrington
Charles Pitts
Bill Hargiss
Jayhawkers
Haskell Coaches Busy Through Summer at Institute
Coach Gus Welch of Haskell Institute remains at his Virginia farm as summer continues. John Levi assists with the school’s summer sports program including tennis, armory ball, and baseball while tending athletic equipment. Russell Hunter serves as head boy's advisor in absence of Robert C. Starr, now visiting Oklahoma. Egbert Ward, former coach, has left Lawrence and is visiting Bernice Oklahoma with no stated plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Welch
Haskell Institute
Virginia
John Levi
Levi
Russell Hunter
Robert C. Starr
Oklahoma
Egbert Ward
Lawrence
Bernice
Okla
Carl's Sluggers Set New Season Run Record
Carl's Sluggers defeated Bankers 28 to 1 to set a season record for offensive and defensive play in the Lawrence softball league. Battery: Jella and Nelson for Carl's. Nash and Kolterman for Bankers. Tonight Fritzel meets Coe Drug at 7:30, Norti Lawrence faces Pontiacs. Monday features Varsity Velvets vs Bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl's
Lawrence
Bankers
Jella_and
Nelson
Nash and Kolterman
Fritzel
Coe Drug
Norti Lawrence
Pontiacs
Varsity Velvets
Bricks
Studying Kansas City Golf Courses Remodel Planned
AP reports architect T. H. Riggs Miller from New York will survey golf links in Kansas and Oklahoma after remodeling Swope Park municipal course in Kansas City. Expected completion may push opening to next spring. other KC clubs also negotiating remodeling and irrigation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. H. Riggs-Miller
New York
Swope Park
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Bartlesville
Okla
Riggs-Miller
Big Eleven Lake Cleanup Brings Big Kansas Lake Fishes
Under F Leroy Cocke park director, Eleventh Waterway lake in Kansas City Kansas was pumped dry and drained. Game fish were moved to Tonganoxie Lake while carp were donated to local charities. The project employs 75 workers four days weekly until October 1. over 3 000 game fish were relocated and the lake will be rebuilt and restocked after improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Lake
Big Eleven
Kansas City
Kan
Eleventee Waterway Drive
F. Leroy Cocke
Tonganoxia
Kansas
Tonganoxie Lake
D. F. Smith
Tonganoxie Park
Joe Concannon
Favorite Is Eliminated in Women's Tournament
Wichita papers report semi-final action in the Kansas women’s golf tournament. Favorites faded as Mrs. Ira Rasmussen of Wichita defeated Mrs. D. W. Snyder of Kansas City in the quarter finals. Rasmussen faced Kathryn Black of Council Grove in today’s round while Dorothy Evans of Wichita meets Mrs. Charles Newbold of Wichita. Newbold beat Mrs. H. H. Silverford 6 and 4 and Evans beat Mrs. J. F. Faley 4 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
D. W. Snyder
Kansas City
Ira Rasmussen
Kansas Cition
Rasmussen
Kathryn Black
Council Grove
Miss Black
H. H. Silverford
Charles Newbold
Dorothy Evans
Pleasant Grove Versus Linwood This Sunday Contest
Linwood meets Pleasant Grove Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Grove diamond in a baseball game described as a natural matchup. Linwood lineup includes Anderson at second, Babcock at first, Siscoe at third, Curtis at catcher, Day center, A Meinke in right, M Meinke at short, H Chance left, Rhodes of Morrow pitcher. Pleasant Grove counters with Flora at left, Jones at third, Holcom center, Nichols in right, Reusch at first, Carney at short, Goff at second, Vanderventer catcher, Durante pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Pleasant Grove
Anderson
Babcock
Siscoe
Curtis
Day
A. Meinke
M. Meinke
H. Chance
Carney
Goff
Vandeventer
Durante
Alee
Big Day for Hitters in American Association
Milwaukee led a powerful day for hitters in the American Association as the Brewers slugged 20 hits in a 9 to 1 win over Toledo with pitchers Roxie Lawson Grant Bowler and Joe Doljack contributing. Columbus Crushed Kansas City 6 to 5 after a 3–2 run. Lew Riggs delivered a pivotal triple. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 6 to 0, rain and wind halted a St Paul Louisville game with the Saints leading 6 to 1 before weather stopped play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Jas Philadelwin
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Ispsineset
Cleveland
St Louis i
ATA
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas
Toledo
Associates Press
Rookisn
Kansas City
St. Paul-Louieville
Brewers
Roxie Lawson
Grant Bowler
Joe Doljack
Phil Page
Blues
Lew Riggs
Hal Anderson
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Indianpolis
Indians
Saints
McLaughlin
Merchants to Meet Belvoir in Sunday Game
The Lawrence Merchants face Belvoir on the Shook diamond north on highway ice Sunday. After a strong showing last Sunday despite a loss to Victory Life, the Merchants add Pugh and Ireland and aim to prevail with a lineup featuring Ireland, Harris, Har ris, Pugh, Morrison, Bethel, Roberts, Guffer and pitchers Norman and Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Merchants
Belvoir
Victory Life
Pugh
Ireland
Lawrence
Lawrence Gun Club Bi Monthy Shoot Scheduled
The Lawrence Gun Club plans a regular bi monthly shoot Sunday morning at the grounds south of Lawrence on highway 73 W. All shooters are invited to participate and events will be held for all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrence Gun Club
Lawrence Gun Club
Lawrence
Highway 73
Ober's Score Victory in Soft Ball League
Ober's collegians built a five run fourth inning to win 8 3 over the Journal World in a Business Man's League softball game at K U intramural field. Fros ty Cox Jim Brazil starred for Ober's while Joe Knack pitched and Jack Evans caught for Journal World. League growth anticipated next week with the County garage team and another downtown squad joining, eight team schedule planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober
Collegians
Journal-World
Kk. U
Frosty Cox
Jim Brazil
Joe Knack
Jack Evans
Reval Managers Named For All Star Game
Terry and Cronin will manage the National and American League all stars for the July 10 game at the polo grounds. The choice, a surprise, follows World Series pilots precedent, with Terry at first base for the NL and Cronin at shortstop for the AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Cronin
New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Joe Cronin
Senators
Polo Grounds
Bill McKechnie
Boston
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
John J. McGraw
Chicago
John A. Heydler
Junior Twilight League Seeks Funds to Sustain Play
Lawrence Junior Twilight League faces a financial shortfall as funds fall below prior years. Officials urge public donations at South Park games while avoiding admission charges. Treasurer William Holaday notes collections run under half a cent per attendee. plan to sell 500 emblems to bolster support and continue the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
William Holaday
South Park
Polo Game at Overbrook Sunday at Two
Lawrence team meets the last Overbrook squad in a polo contest Sunday afternoon at Overbrook Stadium starting 2 o'clock. Locals held several practice sessions over four weeks and will truck ten mounts to the venue. Lawrence faces the strongest of Overbrook's four teams in this matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
Lawrence
Elks Sowling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Hix
Cork
Ralph
Fentotep Aa Ieaert
Erbert G. Allphin
Field of
Glenn
Bonthron
Kansas Flyer
Haskell
Carl
Tommy
Hal Forrest
Foo Wang
Guy
Douglas, Brisorcier
Jor Grace
Grace
Wilk
Hangar Thirteen
Swean
Marjorie
Decker
Wilks
Hal Forres
Herman Fischer
Sedalia
Stage Lines
Marion Fredrekka Tollaksen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fischer
Maryville
Kea
Auto Electric Co
N. H.st
REVAL
Junior Twilight League
Souths Park
Raw Tire Co
Goodrich Silvertown
Cotton
Gurs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!