Ban Johnson Test In Sunday's Game At Ban Johnson Park
Lawrence Green Brothers meet the Leavenworth Generals at Ban Johnson Park for a 2 30 p m game that could decide eastern division leadership. Lefty Liell and Stanley Wilson duel on the mound as both teams chase top spot. Liell leads the league with a .485 average and the Greens hit .301 as they seek to even their season series with the Generals after two losses. Team sponsors hosted a team supper with players present, including Harold Liell and Ralph Houk.
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Lawrence
Lavenworth
Ban Johnson
Lawrence Green Brothers
Leavenworth Generals
Ban Johnson Park
Greens
Liell
Harold
Lefty
Stanley Wilson
Generals
Wilson
Portsider
al Green
J. J. Wilson
C. C. Carl
H. W. Craig
Ick Thome
Harold Liell
Ralph Houk
Walter Houk
Russell Sehon
Clifford Schaake
Seth Grafke
Lester Kapelman
Forrest Kres
Kansas Coaching School to Be Held in Topeka
A coaching school for eight well known athletic figures led by E. A. Thomas will run August 22 to 28 in Topeka under the Kansas State High School Activities association. Staff includes Mike Getto of Kansas, Jock Sutherland of Pittsburgh, Elmer Holm of Washburn, and John Bunn of Stanford guiding football and basketball instruction with other coaches covering track baseball six man football and athletic injuries.
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Mike Getto
University of Kansas
Kansas
Topeka
E. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Ohn B
Jock” Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Elmer Holm
Stanford University
F. G. Welch
Emporia
Emil Liston
Baker University
Kurt W. Lenser
Stratton
Neb
Roland Logan
Pittsburgh
Logan
K. U
Yesterday's Scores From The American Association And AL
AP roundup lists Indiana league results including Indianapolis 10 Columbus 1 and Louisville 19 Toledo, plus New York 5 Chicago 3 and Brooklyn 5 St. Louis 2 in the National League. AL games show Detroit 12 New York and Cleveland 7 Boston 6 with Philadelphia at Chicago rained out.
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American Association Inneapolis
Kansas City
Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
National eLague
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Een
Ation Pet
Indiana Anterenetene
Au Poissree
Kanagas City
Bos Minneapolis
Louisville O
Averill
Travis
Wash
Trosky
Chapman
Philadel
Case Washington
Myer
Stars Rally: Ott Greenberg Fitzsimmons Lombardi Lead Wins
Mel Ott homered in the eighth to lift the Giants past the Cubs 5-3. Hank Greenberg drove in five with two homers in the Tigers 12-8 win over the Yankees. Freddy Fitzsimmons held the Cardinals to one run in eight innings and drove in three in the Dodgers 5-2 victory. Ernie Lombardi collected three singles and three RBIs as the Reds beat the Phillies 6-4. Hal Trosky doubled twice and added a single for three RBIs in the Indians 7-6 win over the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Giants
Cubs
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Yankees
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Cardinals
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Phillies
Hal Trosky
Indians
Tribe
Red Sox
Athletics
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Boston Bees
Harvard Varsity Crew Tops Yale in 20 02 Record Run
A year ago Harvard varsity crew defeated Yale on an upstream course setting a 20 02 time and beat Yale in freshman and Jayvee races as part of the event.
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Harvard
Yale
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
Bobby Cruckshank
Hermitage Course
Richmond
Longtime English jockeys and Texas rights in old column
A survey of historic jockeys recounts John Osborne retiring in 1892 at 59 after 46 years in racing, with peers Steve Donoghue and Joan Faulkner noted for long careers and unusual comebacks. The piece shifts to Texas subdivision rights dating to 1845 and ends with a medical note on avascular cornea and pannus formation.
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John Osborne
Petar
Osborne
Steve Donoghue
Joan Faulkner
U. S
Texas
Texas ‘Panhandle
Austin
Sunday Ban Johnson League Game at Ban Johnson Park
Ban Johnson brothers face the Leavenworth Generals at Ban Johnson Park at 2:30. The weekend schedule lists multiple youth and senior softball games at South Park and Woodlawn Park through Sunday.
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Ban Johnson
Green Brothers
Leavenworth Generals
Ban Johnson Park
Twenty-first
Louisiana Streets
Cubs
Panthers
South Park
Gas Company
Barbers
South End
K.E.P
North Lawrence
Pape. Mill
Woodlawn Park
K.E.P. Va
Emporia Maytags
Lincoln park—Bombers
CCC
Lincoln Park
Jay Wawks
Tigers
Myles
Lone Star
Union Cad
Bireley’s
Nehi
Cutters
Mohawks
City
Odd Fellows
Auto Service
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Ramblers
Legion Gun Club
Yankees
Union Cab
Tonganoxie
Lincoln _ park—Mules
Brown Bombers
Cubson
Rinky Dinks
Eagles
Bireley's
Bartz
Co-Ops and Auto Service Take Senior Softball Doubleheader
The Co-Ops defeated the Eagles 2 to 1 and Auto Service beat the Odd Fellows 9 to 7 in the senior softball doubleheader at Southpark. Scores also show Marysville 14 Beloit 3.
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Auto Service
Odd Fellows
Southpark
Aba
HPOA
Schlegel
Ouatamever
Ss Shaeffer
Fisher
Tackson
Ken ‘Ite
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Eeee
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Knotts
Fairbanks
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Bush
Hens Meet Indians in Three-Game Series Opener
Indianapolis opened a three game series with league leading Indianapolis today after Louisville’s bats cooled. The Colonels unleashed a 24 hit attack to defeat the Madhens 19 to 8, following a 13 to 5 win with 20 hits. Minneapolis stopped Kansas City's win streak with a 6 to 4 victory behind Belve Bean. St Paul moved into second by beating Milwaukee 6 to 2 as Indianapolis held a one game lead with a 10 to 10 win over Columbus.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Madhens
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Blues
Belve Bean
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Apostles
Columbus
Jayhawks Win 2–0 Over Rinky Dinks on One-Hitter
Behind B. McClure’s one hit pitching the Jayhawks edged the Rinky Dinks 2 to 0 at Southpark last night in a junior league game. McClure allowed a single as the lone hit while the Jayhawks scored twice.
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Jayhawks
B. McClure
Southpark
Topeka Guests at Lawrence Country Club Sunday Match
Lawrence Country Club hosts 35 Shawnee Country Club members of Topeka for a return home and home golf series. Lawrence hosted in Topeka earlier, with the course in fine shape after workers spent long hours tending the weeds and grounds.
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Lawrence Country Club
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Lawrence
Rookie Standouts Challenge Early Batting Leaders
The piece notes rookies and early veterans contending in the batting races. In the American League Swingin Sammy Chapman and George Washington Case sit among leaders with high averages, while Hershel Martin of the Phillies shines in the National League with a .358 average after a hot stretch.
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New York
Altho
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Sammy Chapman
George Washington Case
Washington
Senators
Hershel Martin
Phillies
Wimbledon's Glamorous Cast Stirs English Courts
Wimbledon opens with a vivid lineup led by Helen Wills Moody and a mix of stars. The scene highlights Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling, Roderich Menzel, Helen Jacobs, Jacques Brugnon, Jean Borotra, Don Budge, and Alice Marble as standout figures shaping the festival atmosphere.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Helen of Old
Helen
Frau
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Shaggy Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Helen Jacobs
England
Jacques Brugnon
Jean Borotra
Don Budge
Alice Marble
McLarnin Plans Return To Business In Los Angeles
Former welterweight boxing champion Jimmy McLarnin, who retired years ago, announces plans to start his own business in Los Angeles and will relocate to pursue entrepreneurial ventures.
Tigers surge to first with brutal bat punch in pennant race
Detroit riding a 13 of 20 surge powered by Cochrane era lineup led by York Greenberg Laabs and Gehringer. They belted 28 homers in the stretch while scoring 149 runs and yielding 116 to opponents as Hank Greenberg drove in five in a latest 12 8 victory over New York.
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Mickey Cochrane
Tiger
Rudy York
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Chet Lanbs
Iron Mike
Detroiters
Yankees
Tigers
Bill Terry
Roundhouse
Rudy
Big Hank
Laabs
Charley
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Hank
York
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Johnny Humphries
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Yanks
Tribe
Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin Near Oil Well Deal
Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin, major league players, hold a 40 acre lease near a new Wichita well after trading auto graphed bats four years ago. S. A. Murphy, the Wichita oil operator, says the well could yield 300 to 500 barrels and notes the lease’s value increases with new production. Murphy spoke with Dean by long distance, praising his arm as it progresses.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Dizzy Dean
Pepper Martin
S. A
Murphy
Wichita Oil
Dizzy
Denver parks chief Cranmer tees off Willis Case course
George E. Cranmer, Denver parks manager, was invited to dedicate the Willis Case golf course with a tee shot. He pulled a 200 yard smash, catching many by surprise though Cranmer knew the result.
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Denver
George E. Cranmer
Parks
Willis Case
Cranmer
Coast Boy Looks Good Seattle Prospect
Coast coast fans regard 15 year old Bill Hutchinson of Seattle as a top major league prospect. He is praised as the best looking coast recruit since Howard Ehmke, signaling high expectations for his early baseball career.
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Seattle
Bill Hutchinson
Coast
Howard Ehmke
K E P Team Defeats Osawatomie Blues In Softball Duel
The Kansas Electric Power softball team powered to a 10 to 3 victory over the Osawatomie Blues at Woodlawn park. Winston Harwood earned his second straight win, with key hits and a late rally as the Power Boys collected eleven hits and ten runs after a close first inning. William Reusch and Wesley Reusch featured in the offense and defense, including a dramatic first inning catch by Wesley and a fourth inning homer by Harwood.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Woodlawn Park
Osawatomie Blues
Blues
Power Boys
Winston Harwood
I.E.P
R.E.P. Bunch
Lawrence
Jack Evans
Tagi
W. Reusch
aAsbey
Wesley Reusch
Day
Wesley
Curious Rumors Fly Around Boxing and Baseball Headlines
A June New York sports round up hints at a potential heavyweight title fight in San Francisco backed by backers, while Mike Jacobs eyes New York shows. It notes Baer contracts, Yankees ownership moves, Cubs fan sentiment, and Babe Ruth’s antics with the Dodgers.
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New York
Robert Taylor
Mike Jacobs
San Francisco
Taylor
Mike
Polish nurses trained for paratroop duties in wartime
Polish nurses are being air trained in parachute jumping to prepare for wartime service in Warsaw. The program aims to equip young nurses with airborne skills for potential combat operations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Nebraska Farmers Hope For Strong Wheat Harvest
Lincoln reports mark a return to normal agriculture after four years of drought. Yield forecasts approach 70 million bushels, second only to the record. Rust damage noted in spots but overall crop conditions are favorable as wheat harvest nears. Farmers emphasize feeding livestock and cautious optimism.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Arnold Nordquist
J. R. McCloud
York
McCook
Nine Will Take Degrees In Odd Fellows Lodge Ceremony
Nine candidates from Tonga noxie will receive the second degree of the Odd Fellow lodge Tuesday at 8 p m. Lawrence second degree team, led by John Callahan, conducts the ceremony. The group recently delivered the first degree in Kansas City. The Tonga lodge praises Lawrence for its strong second degree and urges all Odd Fellows to attend the meeting.
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Tonganoxie
Odd Fellow
Lawrence
John Callahan
Kansas City
Tonganoxie Lodge
Odd Fellows
President Roosevelt to visit in laws at du Pont home
President Roosevelt will spend Sunday night at Owls Nest near Wilmington the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene du Pont parents of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Jr He attends a wedding last year for Franklin Jr and Ethel on the eve of a speech Monday for Delaware 300th anniversary of Swedish and Finnish colonists landing
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eugene du Pont
Wilmington
Eugene du Ponts
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Owls Nest
Franklin, Jr
Ethel
Delaware
Haiti Intervention Cost Exceeds 23 Million Dollars
The United States spent more than 23 million dollars on the Haitian intervention from 1915 through 1930, reflecting substantial military and political expenditures during the occupation period.
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U. S
Haiti
NO MORE COAL MINING Leavenworth KS 1973 closes mines
Leavenworth district ends coal mining with the Home Riverside mines closed by District Judge J H Wendorff after a failed 25000 loan attempt. Once five mines near Leavenworth employed 1500 workers. The Lansing State penitentiary operates a convict labor coal mine. Mine equipment to be sold to satisfy creditors.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Wendorff
Truck Driver Fined After Sideswipe With Bus West of Midland
A. H. Van Eaton of Kensington Kansas was fined 100 dollars and 35 cents costs for driving under the influence after a sideswipe between his truck and a Union Pacific bus west of Midland Tuesday evening. His companion A. C. Graham, also of Kensington, was fined 5 dollars and costs for drunkenness in public. Both appeared before Justice Abe Miller at Perry. The crash caused minor injuries to two of the six bus passengers and badly damaged the bus.
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A. H. van Eaton
Kensington
Kan
Union Pacific
Midland
van Eaton
A. C. Graham
Abe Miller
Perry
Five Textbooks Approved for Kansas High Schools
Topeka reports five training texts approved by the state school book commission for next year. After a year’s trial the books will be adopted for five years and cover psychology rural school methods classroom management and international relations.
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Topeka
State School Book Commission
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