Bee Jay Rally Beats Scotts 4 3 in seventh inning
Topeka Bee Jays pull off a dramatic seventh inning, scoring four runs on six straight hits to beat Lawrence Scotts 4 3. Lawrence tallied in the fifth on a Harris error that erased Long’s potential sacrifice, while Wagoner led Lawrence with two doubles and a single. Dover, Jones, and Uouk saw key moments as Topeka’s run came in the seventh to snatch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
di Johnson
Ploka
Letty Liesl
Altho
Topeka Favs
Seo
Long
Waver
Stramel
Liell
Tlarris
Perry
Wagoner
Morse
Duyver
Berry
Tid Rose
Houk
Sehen
Harris
Hern Hid
Bee Jays
Custenborder
Holcom
Scott
Holecom
Waroner
Coffin
Kappelman
Ralph Uouk
Jin Houk
Dover
Nappelman
Caulk
Hice
Rice
Foster
Bice
Bud Rose
Topeka
Mou
Kansas City
Dsumn
Strange as It Seems Patented Envelopes Inspiring War Tales
A garbled OCR style summary references a Strange as It Seems piece by John Hix about a patent for an envelope and its use in depicting a single handed capture. It mentions General von Ludendorff and August dates, a fortress, and awards. The fragment is unreadable in many parts but hints at war era events and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hix
Inelos
Repiz
Pat
A. Ball
von Ludendurtt
Algtust
Abe Livliesitas
Catherine
Sports Calendar Monday Softball and Midget League Schedule
Monday features Smith Shells versus Woodhues at Woodhuen Park at 6 oclock with other matchups including HF Clock and Luwrence Sanitiry versus Co-Ops at Tun ier Jengsie and Santhmark 6315 oclock Tuesday lists Velvets against Others at Easy station Park 5 Wildrats face Panthers at Midset Bath Midland Junior League 6 15 Wednesday has Smith Shells against Hers at Woruthiwin Park Midget League versus Courthouse Junior Earth Park Thursday shows Royal Shors versus Sheffield Stents at Woodlawn DUK 1 Jayhawk against Coyotes Midget Cadre at South Park Friday features Tigers Midget League at Gol Wildcats at South Park Conrthion League 6 versus Casts Jantor South Park Sunday Ran Jokinen signs Kansas Kan Lawrence at Wolcoms
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Pricees
Smith
Woodhuen Park
Otclock
Hinkydinks
Uth
Luwrence Sanitiry
Tunier
Jengsie
Santhmark
Smith Shells
Hers
Woruthiwin Park
Ve.urdinaus
Va. Courthouse
Earth Park
Royal Shors
Sheffield Stents
Russ City
Woodlawn Duk
Jayhawk
Coyotes
South Park
Midland
Lawrence Sanitary
Tigers
Ledne
Gol
Wildcats
South Pa
Kansas University Track Team Heads to Olympic Trials
Kansas University delegation leaves Tuesday for Milwaukee to compete in semi final Olympic tryouts at Marquette Stadium. Hargiss coaches Glenn Cunningham Elwyn Dees Clyde Coffman and Wade Green travel in Hargiss car. Cunningham aims at 1500 meters while Dees Coffman compete in shot put decathlon with rivals from across the nation. Final Olympic tryouts set for Randall's Island New York City July 10 and 11 with Berlin berths possible for top decathletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Marquette Stadium
Milwaukee
Wis
H. W
Bill Hargiss
K. U
Glenn Cunningham
Elwyn Dees
Clyde Coffman
Wade Green
Hargiss
Harris
Cunningham
Kansas
Princeton
State Highway Department
K. A
Bobby Clark
Olympic Club
Clenn Moris
Denver A. C
Ihaninion
Don Elser
Jay Berwanger
Chica
Jay Parker
Sacramento
Runar Stone
San Francisco State
Perrin Walker
Georgia Tech
Harry Anderson
Tennessee
Claude Kilday
Occidental
John Siseak
Washington
D. C
Ward Cuff
Marquette
Francis X. Cretzmeyer
Iowa
University of Kansas
Green
Los Angeles
Cal
Cambridge
Mass
Randall's Island Stadium
New York City
Berlin
Coffman
N. J
Lightning Ends Play At British Open Hurts Three In Clubhouse
A fierce electrical storm at Hoylake halted the British Open as one ball of lightning struck the Wallasey clubhouse injuring three people. A burns victim, a girl rendered temporarily deaf, and a sportswriter were among those affected while Gene Sarazen awaited his first round.
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Hoylake
Eng
Wallasey
Gene Sarazen
Gue Yim Rium
Irei
Major League Leaders Reported Incomplete Odds
In a fragmented box score style summary the article lists leaders from the National League and mentions teams like Cardinals and Tigers. It references hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases with unclear totals and several garbled names. The piece emphasizes individual performances across teams without clear, complete statistics.
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Rae
Cardinals
Medife
Fudds
Prentdes Aube
Wick
Cardi
Tage
OT Grenman
Kade Home
Jnis
Ta Cardints
Clarkin
Moore
Canilli
Wardingly
Ringer
Tigers
Tigers, » Doubles —— 4 Relfe, Tripies Browns, Ecie Rums
Feax
Wikees
Powell
Sex
Fer
Tiger
Chet
Yesterday's Scores Across The Leagues Highlight Scoring Spreads
Yesterday's results show Chicago beating 7 to 4 while Cleveland and Detroit posted wins in the American League. Milwaukee edged St Paul 5 to 4. Minos Toledo 4. Indianapolis 0 to Columbus 10. Details are scattered across several associations with mixed outcomes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroits
New
Cleveland
Boston
American ‘Associa
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Dodgers Stop Cubs Victory Campaign in Narrow Win
The Brooklyn Dodgers halted the Chicago Cubs 7-2 in the opener as Van Lingle Mungo starred with four hits allowed by Curt Davis. The Cubs dropped a twin bill split, remaining 1 game behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL race while Pittsburgh widened the chase. In other action, the Yankees lost again to Detroit as Cleveland and Boston won, and the Athletics beat Chicago as Jimmy Dykes rejoined the Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Hero
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Roy Parmelec
Cubs
Windy City
Wrigley Field
West
Brooklyns
Curt Davis
Bill Terry
Giants
Travis Jackson
New York
Yanks
Tigers
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Joe di Magegio
Heyver
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Wes Ferrell
Angels Within Two and a Half Games of Joplin
The Ponca City Angels narrowed the gap to 2.5 games behind Joplin after weekend wins over Muskogee and split results elsewhere. Springfield and Hutchinson faltered as Joplin held off Hutchinson in a doubleheader 6-4 and 5-3 to maintain second place in the Western Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
Joplin
Kansas City
Western Association
Springfield
Hutchinson
Ponca City Angels
Muskogee
Cardinals
Larks
Bartlesville
Aj J
Hut]ichinson
Cy Young
Davenport Guldahl Captures Western Open Golf Championship
Ralph Guldahl posts a record 33 31 11 final round to total 274 and wins the Western Open by three strokes over Rey Mangrum. The report lists multiple other sports results across football, track, and tennis with various cities and athletes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Davenport
Ralph Guldahl
Posta
Hole
Rey Mangram
Chicago
N Chempioni
California
Lutts
Owens
LeOemneter
Ken Carpenter
San Kapaint
Minpera
Testehar
Don Bash
Indiana
Charles Friske
Wisconsin
Secong
San Remant
Des Moines
Tae—Ralph
Ty Carvela
London United
Tenn
Rex Mays
Utit Creamly
Wilbur Shaw
Vor Mehettie
Memiphe
Menger
Tas, Jr
Eorkron
New York
Harvard
Army
Jimmy Dykes
Chow Cantriet
Montehur
Nev
Henre
New England
Bitsy Grant Wins Wimbledon Debut Victory Stuns Henkel
Bitsy Grant of Atlanta toppled German star Henkel in a dramatic Wimbledon singles upset. Grant lost the first two sets, then surged back to win the fifth set and claim the match in two hours amid a partisan crowd. Other Americans also advanced or fell as the tournament action unfolded.
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Winbledon
Bryan M. Grant
Nia
Weimer Henkel
Ete Gahtek
Ieland
Chsampionshing Gaunt
Prise
Herttive
Henkel
Vonard
Calite
Treviewn
Allison
Auetia
Tex
Doin van Ryn
Philadelphia
Geraldford
W. O. Robertson
Ord
Fred Parry
Big Roberts
Powhane Grant
Georan
Amd Datile
Psalm
Toresa
Jimmay S Dean Tops Sox Roster Capacity in 1947
Jimmay S Dean, 62, named dean of active players for the Chicago White Sox, to lead the club in 1947. Dykes, age 28, has managed the team since Mays, with Kil Gleason noted in the longer tenure context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmays
Amerlenene
Manacey
Chicago White Sox
Bes
Mays
Kil Gleason
Hickey Warns Umpires Protect Authority In Baseball
Retired American Association president Thomas Jefferson Hickey, after 40 plus years observing the sport, says he never fined or suspended a player for fighting. He urges umpires be shielded to uphold authority while noting a era of elevated public appetite for on field uproar.
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Thomas Jefferson Hickey
American Association
Hickey
American Assection
Hickey Ept
Ma. Mellons Tang
Pires
Joe Tinker
Columbus
Armres
Leageae
Notable Baseball Stars Shine in Weekend Action
Report highlights players such as Wes Ferrell and others delivering strong performances across a slate of games. Key moments include standout pitching and batting, with several teams displaying depth and skill in the field and at the plate.
Roundup Notes on Schmeling Louis Bouts and Dodgers Outlook
The column canvasses Joe Louis vs Schmeling and Braddock, noting Schmeling’s strong showing and Louis’s decline after a fourth round knockdown. It mentions Dodgers in pennant race chatter, predictions of a Yankees era, and media opinions from New York writers about fights, bets, and promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Amidets
Schmeling
Braddock
Dodgers
St Louis Browns
Yankee Stadium
Aspirinthea
Louis
Sory
Levis
Doe
Joe Louis
Max
Joe
Faces Her Big Test in Championship Flight
Marina Lexington of Lexington Kentucky, a brunette with a devish bob, faces a stern challenge defending her women's Transmississippi title. She notes at least eight rivals will be hard to beat as the field, much faster than last year, competes for 13 spots in the championship flight at Denver Country Club.
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Marina Texington
Pye
Miley
Denver Country Club
Milexington's Daughter Sees 88 Qualify in Women’s Open
The article notes the year-old daughter of Fred Milexington as a professional who predicts about 88 points may qualify. She lists top competitors Patty Berg Dorothy Traung Beatrice Barrett Phyllis Buchanan among others. Miley, 22, carries a strong record with a 70 mark and is a gallery favorite ahead of Saturday’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Milexington
Miley
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Beatrice Barrett
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Miss Bers
Winsett Hits His 28 Homer But Birds Lose
Chicago June 22 CP Jack Winsett of the Columbus Red Birds hit his 28th homer as the Birds fell 11 to 1 to Indianapolis in the second game of a doubleheader after winning the opener 10 to 0. The Birds snapped an eight game skid in the nightcap, while Toledo beat Keatine. Duck Pisin suffered a spike wound requiring stitches. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 3 1 W as Pressnell shined. Chet Laabs homered in the seventh. Lou pitched his 13th win in a downing Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Winsett
Columbus
Red Bird
Indianapolis
The
Birds
Winsett
Isville Colonels
Keatine
Duck Pisin
Colonel Mound
Milwauxer
Kansas City
Forrest Pressnell
Brewers
Chet Laabs
Wul
Lou
Unclear text fragment from resecreted press notes
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled names and numbers, lacking coherent event or context. No verifiable details of persons, organizations, dates, places, or outcomes are extractable for a reliable summary.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page
Across clues cover places animals and objects with entries like Ireland 40 AmerCin 1 Down Finer aimer and Spider webs. The puzzle lists 46 40 and 41 as parts of the theme with hints spanning foods letters and activities.
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Lieul
Pet Io
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railroad Executives
Eri
World Co
Custer
Ware
Bahner
Sears
Lobenates
Owerste
General Vou
Ludendorff
Geronan
Cage Cae
Alex Fidler
Jae
Bill” Hargiss
Milwaukew
St Panne
Lortin Wilde
ALES
le Louis
Chicage
Nyy
Pinsburgh
cCineinnay
Heston Oy
Philedety Fia
Reo
Major League
CUB
van Mungo
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Wally Berger
Boston Bees
Reds
Ernie Lombaredi
Las
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Athletics
White Sox
Chubby Dean
Bitsy Grant
Atlinton
Wimbledon
SOX
Pla
Om Mn
Qoltectors
Gesperation
Wrigley Ile
Hickes
Gerald Watke
Mickey Cochrane
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Louisiana State University
Oman
Walker
Louisiana
Cochrane
Ieader
Hak Bey
Pitt
Owe White
Younge Bill Parnsworth
N. Y. Evening Journal
Oy Schmeling
Dick Coffman
Giaanl
Touts
Cope
Coldhike
Ruppert
Mike Jacobs
Marien Mil
Tarvard
Ifernia
Ireland
AmerCin
Finer Aimer
Herbaur
Cook
Bellow IL
New York State
Fred Free
Harold Gray
Questerday
Annie
Fred
Siberia
Indo-China
Sandy
Palm Beach
Glorg
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