Bees Fight Past Cubs as Runners Jump on NL Standings
Boston Bees defeat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 to halt a slide and post their sixth win in eight games. The Reds beat the Dodgers 7 to 2 while the Giants edged the Pirates 11 to 10. Yankees widen AL lead with a 9 to 6 win over the White Sox and the Tigers top Boston 8 to 7. Tex Carleton beaten as Wally Berger homers for Boston. Collins belts two for St Louis.
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Jayhawks Beat Rinkydinks 10 to 3 In Midget League Action
The Jayhawks overwhelmed the Rinkydinks 10 to 3 at Southpark. Both pitchers, B McClure for the Jayhawks and Broeker for the Rinkydinks, fanned nine in four innings as Jayhawks connected for ten hits and five runs in the fourth. Broeker homered for the Rinky side, with Trece and Broecker scoring late.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
Results recap from yesterday show the National League games with Philadelphia beating Chicago 6 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 5 to 7 while Brooklyn fell 2 to 7. In the American League New York lost to Chicago 5 to 6 and Philadelphia beat the same 4 to 3 with Cleveland edging Detroit. Boston triumphed over Washington as St Louis cooled off in rain. American Association action had St Paul 4 and Kansas City 4 with Minneapolis 6 and Milwaukee 5 in 10 innings. Columbus beat Louisville 1 to 0 while Toledo overwhelmed Indianapolis 11 to 6.
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Mermaid Madison and the Rise of a Champion Swimmer
Helene Madison overcame water fear to become a record setting swimmer. At age 16 she broke multiple American marks in a single 400 yard event, held two records simultaneously, and advanced the sport’s history with remarkable feats in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Sports Calendar Shows Local League Games This Week
Tuesday Varsity Velvets face Obers Midland Elks clash at South park Junior league at 6 15 pm. Wednesday Smith Shells Obers Cubs Cardinals Midget league 3 pm South park Odd Fellows Courthouse 6 13 pm. Thursday Royal Shoes Sheffield Steels Haane City softball 8 pm Woodlawn park Jayhawks Coyotes Midget 5 pm South park Midland Lawrence Sanitary Junior league 6 15 pm South park Friday Wildcats Sigers Mayet league 3 pm South park Crafthouse Co Ops Junior League 6 15 pm South park Sunday Ban Johnson league Kansas City Kan vs Lawrence at Holcom s grave Patithers Midget.
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Conocos Rout Smith Shells In North Lawrence Softball Clash
The Conocos defeated the Smith Shells 15 to 1 at Woodlawn Park in a North Lawrence league game. Shells scored once in the first inning but were limited to six hits. Bevans allowed six, with one error by Conocos. The Varsity Velvets and the Others are set to play at Woodlawn Park tonight.
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Trans Mississippian golf title field grows in Denver
Marion Miley leads the field in the Trans Miss championship flight at Denver in a 688 yard 79 par course during qualifying. Notable contenders include Mrs d L Bailey from Emporia and 18 year old Berg from Minneapolis tied for medal with 74 strokes. Other state and regional champions join the field across Denver and surrounding areas.
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Dan Chandler
Dallas
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Kansas City
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Ben Grimes
Phyllis Buchanan
Colorado
R. D. Roper
Arizona
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Leon Soloman
Memphis
Helen Hofmann
Salt Lake City
Eleanor Jones
Albuquerque
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Yesterday's Stars Triumphs Across Major Leagues
The AP记 report highlights standout performances: Bump Hadley with fine relief for the Yankees against the White Sox, and Paul Derringer limited Dodgers to two early hits while Goodman drove in four with a homer and a triple. Travis Jackson and Jimmy Collins led the Giants and Cardinals with multi hit games and key RBIs. Puccinelli’s eighth inning double beat the Indians, Rogell sparked the Tigers with three hits and the decisive ninth inning run, and Benge shut down the Cubs with seven hits.
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Cals
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Lou Finney
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Jimmy Collins
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Sports Memories From The Past Year And Past Bets
In a year ago note Bryan Grant beat Frank Parker in five sets to win the U S clay court title for a third time. Three years back Tony Canzoneri lost the world lightweight boxing title to Barney Ross on a disputed decision. Five years ago Letty Grove won the third game as the Athletics defeated the Browns 3 0. Detroit matches mention Ali Baba beating Rasputin two out of three falls. Lancaster Sonnenberg posted 34 13 in a bridge bout near Cambridge and Hercules Tragos defeated Abe Stein in two out of three falls in Montreal.
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Brooklyn
May Break Record at Colorado High Jump Meet
Gilbert Crater of the University of Colorado, described as unorthodox in his form, may break the world high jump record. His coach notes Crater trains rarely for height. In a February indoor meet he leaped six feet seven and a half inches, within a half inch of the outdoor world record.
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Co-Ops Rally To Beat Lawrence Sanitarys 10 6 In Fourth
In a tense Junior league game the Co-Ops trailed early and led 4 3 after three. They exploded for five runs in the fourth to seize control then held Lawrence Sanitarys scoreless the rest of the way. Hird starred with three hits and three runs as Johnson and Thorne contributed for the Co-Ops to seal a 10 6 victory.
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Kansas trio and Coffman head to Milwaukee for Olympic tryouts
Glenn Cunningham Clyde Coffman Elwyn Dees and Wade Green sail to Milwaukee with H. W. Har giss, Kansas head track coach, for semi final Olympic tryouts. Coffman will enter decathlon finals alongside the tryouts. Cunningham runs 1500 meters Green runs 400 meters Dees competes in shot put.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include S Martin of the Cardinals batting .371 and Medwick driving in 65. Ott of the Giants leads home runs with 4, while J Dean of the Cardinals posts a 13 2 pitching mark. Gehrig and Foxx headline hitting, with Gehrig 75 runs and Foxx 62 RBIs.
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Red Sox
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Williamstown Wins Ten-Inning Jefferson County Baseball Game
Williamstown defeated Grantville 10 to 8 in ten innings in a tight Jefferson County league clash at Grantville. Reser and Korler pitched, Francis and after contributed for Williamstown. Both Grantville and Williamstown are tied for second place, one game behind Pery in first.
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Roundup of boxing, baseball, and tennis notes from New York
New York sports round up lists Braddock Schmeling legal tiffs and plans at Madison Square Garden, DiMaggio bunt incident in Detroit, Stengel and Dodgers praised for stopping Cubs, Mungo temper issue and Schoolboy Rowe mystery. Hank Greenberg injury noted. Burns improving plays. Oklahoma pride in majors feature. Pat Henry’s daughter wins intercollegiate tennis singles and doubles.
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Los Angeles Times
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Brewers face Millers in tense series opener
Milwaukee and Minneapolis opened a key series with a 10 inning 5 to 4 Minnesota win as Joe Hauser belted a game winning homer on the first pitch of extras. The result trims Milwaukee lead to two games while St Paul edged Kansas City 3 to 2 and Columbus beat Louisville 1 to 0. Toledo routed Indianapolis 11 to 0.
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Tony Frietas
Dick Ross
Toledo
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Eleanor Holm Jarrett Backstroke Queen Faces New Trials
Eleanor Holm Jarrett, dominant backstroke swimmer since 1922, returns to defend titles amid strong competition and long off seasons. A growing challenger, Claudia Eckert, trains under George Eckert in Chicago, aim ing to carry on the family swimming legacy while Claudia eyes key trials and the 1985 national indoor diving scene.
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Holland
Jarrett
Los Angeles
Eleanor
New York Women's Swimming Association
George Eckert
Claudia
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Wilmette Shawnee Country Club
Chicago
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New York Daily News
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June Burr
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Detroit
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Helena
America
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Hen Becomes Rooster Shocks Sylacauga Owner
A GMA white leghorn hen owned by Mrs. C. H. Greer in Sylacauga Alabama shed her feathers grew a tail and rooster's comb and began crowing though she still lays eggs.
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Nazi and Swedes Lead Field in Berlin Track Preview
European analysts rate Germany Sweden and Finland as strongest rivals to American stars at Berlin Olympics. Kurt Lundquist Sweden leads high jump contenders at 6 ft 4 in while Bo Ljungberg tops vaults at 13 ft 7 in. Ernst Leitner Austria is noted in 400 m hurdles with 54.6 sec. Willi Schroeder Germany and Harald Andersson Sweden challenge in discus. Matti Järvinen Finland excels in javelin. Robert Paul France headlines long jump. Hans Sievert’s decathlon return cited as key race ahead.
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Berlin
Kurt Lundquist
Sweden
Bo Ljungberg
Europe
Ernst Leitner
Glenn Hardin
Hakan Tidman
Japan
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Willi Schroeder
Harald Andersson
Los Angeles
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Robert Paul
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Hans Woelke
John Lyman
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