Cameras shift results in college meet timing shakeup
In Los Angeles on June 25 AP reports intercollegiate track judges faced a threat from camera timing overruling manual clocks. NCAA events were rewritten after motion-picture review, altering several event winners and team scores, notably Glen Harden and Stanford’s 68 points, Southern California’s 57 7-20, and LSU’s third place.
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Los Angeles
N.C
al Glen Harden
Stanford
Palo Alto
Southern California
Louisiana State
Chamion
Glen Hardin
George Fisher
Sam Xhlopstock
Louisiana Timber-Skipper
Amsden Oliver
Miami
Comparny
Sterling Dupree
Auburn
Ste
Hall of
Kansas
W. H. Randon
Texas A
Bazon
Bill Bill
Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton Star
N.C. A.A
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Nation's Track Stars Move to Milwaukee
The nations greatest athletes travel by train lane and caravan toward Milwaukee for the forty seventh annual American outdoor track and field championships. Top contenders include Glen Cunningham Bill Bonthron Gene Venzke and Ben Eastman with focus on the 1500 meter and 100 meter races. The New York A C and Olympic Club enter heavy squads as post entries continue and hopes rise for new world marks.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Los Angeles
Olympic Club
San Francisco
New York A. C
iOnly
Allson
Southern California
Jack Rand
San Diego State
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
New York
Cunningham
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Strange As It Seems by John Hix
A fragment from a column recounts Custers Last Stand, noting the 29 minute battle at Little Big Horn and Comanche the survivor horse retired for life. It also profiles Dr Hawkins of Mahaska County Iowa who, without hands, records county deeds with artificial hands and stays active in fishing and woodworking. Tomorrow: The Rosebush That Produced a Million Flowers.
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the Little Big Horn
Custer
Miles W. Keogn
War Department
DR. 3 Hawkins
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Mahaska
Hawkins
Ayere
Eagles
Sports Calendar Highlights Local Leagues
On Monday the Wildcats face the Coyotes in a midget league at South Park. Also Monday South Park meets Scottish Rites in Junior action, and the Varsity Velvets play Beick's in softball at Woodlawn. Tuesday features Inks against Cardinals in the midget league at Outlet Park Diamond, Midland versus Reno in the Junior league at 6:15, Hers against Rexalls in Business Men's softball at KU intramural field, and Pontiac against Bankers at Woodlawn School.
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Wildcats
Coyotes
South Park
Scottish Rites
Varsity Velvets
Beick's
Woodlawn School
Inks
Cardinals
Outlet Park
Midland
Reno
Hers
Rexalls
K. U
Pontiac
Bankers
Locals Claim Big Win in 15-2 Tilt Over Belvoir
Lawrence Merchants explode for 19 hits and 15 runs to rout Belvoir 15 to 2. Fred Harris, Morrison, and Bucky Harris homer, Howell debut as Summer student from Larned. Nelson leads Lawrence with five hits in six at bats. Next Sunday they face Perry in a rematch.
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Lawrence
Belvoir
Morrison
Bucky" Harris
Hank
Bss
Bidinger
Pugh
Fred Harris
Bucky Harris
W. Houk
Puch
Howell
The
Merchants
Larned
Freddie Nelson
Perry
F. Ha
C. Es
Norrison
Roberts
Guffer
Iraoa
Francis
Norman
Weed
HPOA
G. Coffinances
A. Houk
HH. Murphy
T. Hows
Denier
W_ Houk
Rodoinson
Iter
B. Harris
Coffman
RB. Harris
Bethel
Push
F. Harris
K. Johnson
Fra
Scott
Cubs Beat Jayhawks In Midget League Duel, 3 2
Cubs tally two in the fourth to break a 1 1 tie and hold on for a 3 2 victory over the Jayhawks in the opening game. Tigers follow with a 13 12 win over the Panthers as they rally with four in the third to seize the lead.
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Cubs
Jayhawks
Tigers
Panthers
South Park
Panther
Hormuth
Tiger
Ireland
Cook
Reber
Wildcats
Coyotes
Cardinals
Rinkydinks
Ahpoa Snow
McGee
Johnson
Buck
Pringle
Eee
Svew Dodson
C McLean
Edmondeon
Rl Smith
Meclure
Jameson
Tane
I Smith
Linder
Obrien
Jashawks
Poudle
McClured
McClure
Jaff Buck
Smith
Brune
Sample
John Morrison
Keene
P Stapleton
A Hodges
Krum
Jones
Z Schnider
A &Lephens
Davis
Sh ” Hormuth
Om ‘Otals
H Price
Hanson
Wpe Caughron
C Reber
al Montgomery
Pleasant Grove trounces Linwood 12 to 2 on home diamond
Durant stars as Pleasant Grove routs Linwood 12 to 2 with 11 hits while Linwood musters four. Grove erupts for eight runs in the fifth. Next Sunday Pleasant Grove meets Thompsonville at Thompsonville. transport for players and spectators organized by Manager Leonard Williams or C A Peterson, leaving Pleasant Grove at 1 PM.
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Durant
Pleasant Grove
Linwood
Pleasant
P. Grové
HPOA
Flora
Ifon
Nichols
A. Jones
Reuseh
E Holcom
C T Williams
Vandeventer
Ff Jordan
Dicker
Perm
Lance
M. Meinke
Rhodes
Morrow
Holeon
Fiora
Reusch
Anderson
Babcock
Gove
Durante
Notable 1930s Stars Deliver Multi Hit Performances Across Leagues
Paul Waner drove in five and scored four as the Pirates topped the Phillies. Mel Harder limited Red Sox to six hits in a duel with Wes Ferrell. Bill Terry sparked a six run rally for the Giants to beat the Cardinals with a triple and a single. Dave Harris and Walter Stewart contributed runs for the Senators in a win over the Browns. Cuyler and Ruffing led late Dodgers and Yankees rallies with multiple hits. Berger and Bottomley starred in a split doubleheader for the Reds and Braves respectively, while Gehringer drove in four for Detroit against Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Paul Waner
Pirater
Phillies
Mel Harder
Indians
Red
Wes Ferrer
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Dave Harris
Walter Stewart
Senators
Harris
Riple
Stewart
Browns
Kkl Cuyler
Cubs
Dodgers
Ccharley Ruffing
Yankees
Blanken White Sox
Fanning
Wally Berger
Braves
Jim Boamley
Reds
Berger
Bottomley
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Athletics
Elliott wins western zone title in trap shooting
R W Elliott of Kansas City captured the western zone targets title by breaking 388 of 400. He also claimed class A honors by hitting 99 of 100. Lela Hall of East Lynne won class B with 97, G B Crosby of Eldon took class C with 9.0, and William Madden of Turner claimed the handicap with 94 from 20 yards.
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Kansas City
R. W. Elliott
Lela Hall
East Lynne
G. B. Cros_by
Eldon
William Madden
Turner
Kan
Bonthron's Victory Sparks Mile Rivalry With Cunningham
Princeton's Bill Bonthron defeats Glenn Cunningham in a national collegiate mile, heating a fierce rivalry. Cunningham may miss Milwaukee AAU meet due to an ankle injury, though he has a strong drive to compete. Bonthron's 4 08.9 mile and his class in defeat solidify him as a premier rival for Cunningham.
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Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Bill _ Bonthron
Altho
Kansas
Bonthron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
Glenn
Los Angeles
Tiger
California
Bill Hargiss
Bill
Hargiss
Cuningham
Baseball season leaders and stats from the era
The article lists top players in both leagues with batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching figures. Key names include Manush, Gehringer, Goslin, Gehrig, Foxx, Medwick, Vaughan, Klein, Ott, Dean, and Frankhouse, along with teams such as the Senators Tigers Yankees Red Sox Cardinals Pirates Cubs Giants Braves Phillies and Athletics.
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Associated Press
Manush
Senators
Ald
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Averiil
Indians
Vaughan
Pirates
Klein
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Hug — Moore
Gianta
Medwick
Cardinals
Doubier Medwick
Berger
Braves
Suhr
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Browning and Londos to Clash for Title Tonight
New York June 25 AP reports a Madison Square Garden bout between Jim Browning and Jim Londos for the heavyweight crown. Browning, 230, faces the 200 pound Greek veteran Londos before about 30,000 fans with a gate expected over 75,000 dollars.
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New York
Jim Browning
Verona
Jim Londos
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Browning
New York Athletic Commission
East Tiger
Jack Curley
Londes
Pennsylvania
Haseen
Londos
Los Angeles
Business Men to Play More Soft Ball Games
Two games will be played in the business men's softball league this week. Ober's will meet the Rexall drug team Tuesday evening and the Royal Shoe Store team will play the Journal-World Wednesday night. Games are at the KU intramural fields south of the campus and begin promptly at 6 o'clock.
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Ober's
Rexall Drug Teom
Royal Shoe Store
Journal-World
K. U
Manhattan Triumph In Triangular Interclub Match
Manhattan won the triangular interclub with Em poria and Lawrence at Emporia Country Club. About 21 Lawrence players traveled. Scores: Manhattan 54, Emporia 43, Lawrence 48. Top Lawrence scorers were Bob Poillon Chick Pontius and Max Murphy with 79s. Lawrence hosts Manhattan and Emporia next Sunday July 15. Tonight is men’s night with dinner at 7 followed by putting contests. Lawrence players plan to meet Ottawa Country Club next Sunday after noon. sign up at the Country Club or call Gene Glahn.
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Manhattan
Lawrence
Emporia
Bob Poillon
Chick Pontius
Max Murphy
Lawrence Country Club
Ottawa Country Club
Gene Glahn
Overbrook Riders Win Polo Match over Lawrence
The Lawrence team lost to Overbrook by 6 to 2 in a match played at Overbrook yesterday afternoon. Lawrence players are preparing for several other matches in the coming weeks.
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Lawrence
Overbrook
Local Social Roundup at Captains Creek and Nearby Homes
Captains Creek area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Walter Bemall and family from Kansas City joined Howard Caviness and Betty for Sunday dinner. Lucille Gabriel and Ruth Johns with Ida Martin of Lawrence traveled to Washington DC by motor. numerous family gatherings occurred with Mr and Mrs Amos Westerhouse and others sharing ice cream and cake. A child, Merle Eugene Seiwald, spent time with grandparents Albert Miller as Earl Ott aided with the mumps.
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Walter Bemall
Donna Jean
Kansas City
Howard Caviness
Betty
Chester, Baecher
Ruby
Wanda
Irvin Votan
Hesper
Amos Westerhouse, Jr
Lucille Gabriel
Ruth Johns
Ida Martin
Lawrence
Washington, D.C
Monor
John Witt
Frank Mignot
Fall Leaf
Amos Westerhouse
Gertie Staffen
Will Deay
Ed Milburn
Ralph Wotan
Chester Baecher
Philip
Residents Visit Family And Friends Mentioned In Local Notes
Mrs Philip Gabriel and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Canes Wesse and a family. Earl of Belleview visited Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Miller. Little Merle Eugene Seinard returned home. Mrs Clarence Hausman of Clearfield spent Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs Philip Gabriel.
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Philip Gabriel
Ralph Wotan
Canes Wesse
Earl Ot
Belleview
Albert Miller
Merle
Eugene Seinard
Clarence Hausman
Clearfield
Philip Gabiel
Osage county convention attendees and community notices
Royal Neighbors from Belvoir etch show for Osage county convention at Overbrook with attendees including Mrs. Houk, Mrs. Bidinger, Mrs. Kampschroeder, and others. Local events include sales at Dick Murphy's, a farewell for Leroy Rake, and Stall Needlecraft gathering on Elmer Nichols lawn with games and refreshments.
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Belvoir Jeamp
Osage County
Overbrook
Charlie Houk
A. Bidinger
F. H. Kampschroeder
M. J. Murphy
J. F. Bidinger
Lou Lawson
L. Demeritt
Edwin, Hildenbrand
Hubert Wulfkuhle
Ralph Rake
C. J. Kraft
Topeka
Gage Park
Evangelical Sunday School
T. L. Rake
A. E. Deister
Dick Murphy
J. E. Rake
Reroy Rake
Washington
Rev
Husscher
Chris Kraft
Forest Park
Maxine Studebaker
Big Springs
Duane Kraft
Harvey Shaw
Albert Deister
Clifford
Billie
Eunice Brass
Pleasant Grove
Leonard Williams
Stall Ladies Aid
Earl Rake
Charles Roller
Harvey
Edwin Hildenbrand
Dexter
Richland
Eugene Lavin
Toyoka
Will Bidinger
Leo
Rachel
Bernita Bidinger
Bula’ Ong Wilma Bidinger
Elmer Nichols
Stall Needlecraft
Doris
Delma
Raymond
C. B. Slusser
Marie
Pearl
Hazel
Fae
Ivan
Bridge repairs slow milk route near schoolhouse
Reno residents faced mud and rain as milk patrons dashed to meet Mr. Kahn on his route due to Pony Creek bridge repairs south of the schoolhouse. Alfred Skeets joined the National Guard in Lawrence Tuesday evening. Aid Society to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Bleakley Jr assisted by Mrs. Sam Gilliland and Mrs. Floyd Gilliland. Florence and Wilma Ittner of Tacoma are visiting their aunt Mrs. Fred Bernhardt and relatives at Jarbalo.
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Kahn
Pony Creek
Alfred Skeets
National Guard
Lawrence
Te Aid Society
Walter Bleakley, Jr
Sam Gilliland
Floyd Gilliland
Florence
Wilma Ittner
Tacoma
Washington
Fred Bernhardt
Jarbalo
Father’s Day Visits Across Glenn and Topeka
Mr and Mrs Henry Damm and their daughter Mae Jean spent Sunday with Mrs Damm’s parents the Deans in Topeka to honor Father’s day. Mr and Mrs Frank Henoch and family of Enterprise were guests of Mr and Mrs G M Bahnmaier at six o’clock dinner Thursday evening.
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Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Social Hour Guests Spread Across Local Area
The report notes a community gathering during a social hour led by Claude Glenn of Topeka with Mr. and Mrs. Starr and their family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Haobler of Madison with their son Verne, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stauffer and their sons, Mrs. Eva Stauffer, and others. Rev. Frank McClellan and Mrs. McClellan of Topeka visited Walter Brown and his son Henry.
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Ings
Big Springs
Claude Glenn
Topeka
Starr
Glenn
Will Haobler
Madison
Verne Hoobler
Hoobler
Maple
W. B. Stauffer
Birth of Gilbert Eugene Stoneking and local social notices
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stoneking announce the birth of a son, Gilbert Eugene, born Tuesday June 12, formerly Miss Dorothy Hurrelbrink. Numerous local residents visit and socialize at the Detwiler and White homes, with reports of visits to Ottawa and Excelsior. The Pleasant Hour Circle met at Excelsior on June 14 to observe Flag Day, featuring readings, a piano solo, and refreshments for 17 members and guests.
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Peter Stoneking
Gilbert Eugene
Stoneking
Misa
Dorothy Hurrelbrink
Fred Hurrelbring
John Cline
Charles Johnson
Charles Detwiler
Lois Elaine
Lorraine Pohl
Hazel Gilliland
Rose
Agnes White
Albert Schwartz
Catherine Cockran
Catherine Cockrun
Asa Turner
Velma Turner
Simpson
Dorothy Simpson
Jerald Hobson
Bert Emery
Maurice Cook
Lenexa
Marlin Cook
Baldwin
John Cunningham
Ella Manion
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary White
Leroy Stonekin
Ered Harrelbrink
Erma
Baker
Little Rock
Ark
Carl Loree
Ann Williams
Lawrence
Arthur Jenson
White
Donelda
Stephen Hobson
Stephen
James Hobson
Gene White
J. B. Cook
Oscar Turner
Marie Osher
Dana Hobson
Gilbert Kapelle
Excelsior
Arthur White
Marietta
Claude
Pomona
Oscar Dyer
Mary Whie
Chas
Osh
Osher
James
Marie
Thomas Miller
E. Henon
Erma Harrelbrink
Leron Stoneking
Dan Bayles
Lila
M. Hird
Ottis
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