Lone Star Comes Back With a Rush
Lone Star rallies behind Gail Pardee in a no hit pitching effort as they defeat Scottish Rites 6 to 0 in the Junior Twilight League at South Park. Key hits include McGee’s triple and Pardee driving in two runs, with six Scottish Rites players reaching first base on hits. Midland meets Reno tonight as the Eagles face Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Pardee
Scottish Rites
Southpark
Lone Star
Rotary
Pardee
Rotarians
Nick Theme
Faas
Lone Stars
McGee
W. Powell
K. Johnson
W. Johnson
Altho Pardee
Bies
Lehon
Stone
Swecker
Midland
Reno
Eagles
Yo McGee
B. Powell
Penner
WL Powell
Rites
Innin
B Powell
Tuttle
Richardson
MecGee
Gehon
Treece
Limpires
John Morrison
Baseball Batting Leaders and Pitching Totals Summary
The record lists top hitters and pitchers from the American and National Leagues. Manush of the Senators leads batting with 111 hits and 24 doubles plus 10 triples. Gehringer of the Tigers and Medwick of the Cardinals lead various NL categories. Home runs are led by Ott and Klein with 19. Pitchers Gamer and Welch are noted for strong records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sythe Associated
Manush
Senators
Sais Mehringer
Tigers
Risne
Gehringse
Goallh
Ge Batten
Gehrig
Vai
Renin
Bonura
Hte Sox
Gehringer
Greenberg
Pirates
Vaughan
Klein
Frabs
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Aslein
Cubs
Medwick Cardinals
Doudles
Braves
Suhr
Maian
Eau
Setaesis
Bea
Strange as It Seems Rose Bush Tops World’s Record Growth
The tale centers on a rose bush planted 30 years ago by Mrs. King, now owned by Mrs. Catherine Dynes of Whittier California. It has yielded over a million rosebuds from a trunk 6 413 inches around and branches spreading about 59 feet. The piece also notes Thomas Blacklock, the blind 18th century Scottish poet, who described scenes he could never see, and teases an upcoming feature, Tomorrow! The Religius Gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dynes
Thomas Blacklock
Altho the Blacklock
Blacklock
Sports Calendar Includes Rinkydinks and Midget League Games
Tuesday schedule lists Rinkydinks facing Cardinals and Midland meeting Reno in junior leagues at South Park Diamond. Also showcases Woodlack Diamond games Pontiac vs Bankers at 7 59 and Pontiac vs Eudora. Wednesday features Panthers and Jayhawks in Midget League at 5 with Eagles v Rotary in Junior Twilight at 6 13 and Journal-World against Royal Shoes at 6. Business Men Soft Ball at 6 and KU Intramural at Woodlawn Diamond conclude the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinkydinks
Cardinals
South Park
Midland
Reno
Rexalls
K. U
Woodlack
Pontiac
Bankers
Eudora
Panthers
Jayhawks
Eagles
Rotary
Journal-World
Royal Shoes
K.U
Carl's
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Wildcats Beat Coyotes 6 to 5 in Three Inning Midget League
The Wildcats defeated the Coyotes 6 to 5 in a three inning game, delayed five innings due to league rules. Wagner Hagied and V Owens doubled for the Cats, Reed drove in three and stole third, while Krum chased him in a rundown. R Owens scored on errors, Coyotes also scored and McAlearney and Tefft contributed runs for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Coyotes
Ach
Cats
Wagner Hagied
V. Owens
Reed
Krum
Coyste
G. Scoggins
Rake
McAlearney
R. Owens
Wildcat
Johnson
Coyote
Allphin
Wagner
Owen
Wetzel
Owens
Droom
C. McDonald
Bryn
Davidson
Treat Krum
Arnold
Tefft
Yo Johnson
J. Scoggins
Ummary
Wagner_L
Wildeata
John Morrison
Columbus Birds Rally to Take Lead in Association Race
In Chicago on June 26 AP reports the Columbus Red Birds, American Association champions, recovered from a soggy start to climb into third place after winning 12 of 19. They beat Milwaukee 12 8 as Ward Cross pitched well with timely hitting, while Indianapolis thumped St Paul 12 2. Louisville beat Minneapolis 4 3 in 11 innings, and Kansas City swept Toledo 5 2. The Blues chased runs in early innings. Also noted is Gene Tunney and wife welcoming a second son in New York weighing eight pounds eleven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Eames
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisvile
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Petty
Louisville
Kansas CIA
Nationa
St. Louis Ih
Chicago
Brooklyn i A
Cincinnati
Clevelan
Jim Peterson
Blues
Bill Perrin
Roxie Lawson
Tunneys
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gene Lauder Tunney
Varsity Velvet Rally Tops Bricks 13 In Wild Extra Inning Win
The Varsity Velvet rallied from a six run deficit to score 13 in the final three innings and beat Bricks 13 to 11 in an extra inning softball game at Woodlawn School. Wells and McClure pitched for the Velvet while Rice, Robinson, Pierce and Smith worked for Bricks as a 2,000 strong crowd watched the dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. E. Rice
Varsity Velvet
Brick
Woodlawn School
Dr. Bice
Robinson Arce
Carl's
Carl
North Lawrence
Fritzer Indians
Cee
Ricks
Varsity Velvets
Wells
McClure
Bricks
Rice
Robinson
Pierce
Smith
Dallas Trans Mississippi golf tourney opens with 200 players
In Dallas a field of over 200 golfers tees off the 36 hole qualifying for the Trans Mississippi championship. The event defends title holder Gus Moreland as names like W Lawson San Francisco and Johnny Goodman Omaha highlight the star power. Other notable entrants include Johnny Dawson Chicago Reynolds Smith Texas and Spec Goldman Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Fairway Warriors
Texas
Gus Moreland
Brook Hollow
Lal Wee
Moreland
W. Lawson
Little
San Francisco
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Reynolds Smith
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
David
Spec) Goldman
Swimming as national pastime and its social value
Herbert G. Aliphins piece extols swimming as a national pastime with growing pool construction in towns across the United States. It notes swimming as a social asset, the health benefits of cooling off, and urges patient practice to master basic techniques including breathing and leg action for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Aliphin
United States
Worden Children’s Day Program at St John’s Church
The annual program was presented Sunday morning June 10 at St John’s Evangelical church after Sunday school. Led by Clara Schwartz Esther Johanning and Norma Stoebener, the colorful service featured a rainbow backdrop and the song Sweet Story of Old. Participants included Alvin Seele Marie Hornberger Ivan Jehle Walter Seele Freda Zeisch Charles Hornberger Frederick Johanning Cynthia Johanning Vera Beile Glaser Naomi Gastrock Harold Jehle Helen Johanning Herman Zeisch Antonette Plainbeck Franz Johanning Harold Seele Errest Hornberger Herman Johanning Elizabeth Plainbeck Herbert Hornberger and Rev Slupianek. Decorating by Mrs Ed Johanning Elizabeth Plainbeck Dorothea Schwartz. Numerous local attendees and visitors from Lawrence attended and assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Izses Clara Schwartz
Esther Johanning
Norma Stoebener
Stupianek
Alvin Seele
Marie Hornberger
Ivan Jehle
Walter Seele
Freda Zeisch
Charles Hornberger
Frederick Johanning
Cynthia Johanning
Vera Beile Glaser
Naomi Gastrock
Harold Jehle
Helen Johanning
Herman Zeisch
Antonette Plainbeck
Franz Johanning
Harold Seele
Errest Hornberger
Herman Johanning
Elizabeth Plainbeck
Herbert Hornberger
Slupianek
Ed Johanning
Dorothea Schwartz
Elbert Tuttle
Chas. Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Lawrence
John Stoebener
Ay Holmes
Parrents
Will Beets
Walter
Oliver de Garnio
Felkes
Trenton
Neb
W. H. Johanning
Schwarts
Carl Plainbeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
William Neibrugge
Karl
Martha
Milton
Walter Schwarts
John Stosbener
Wilmer Nelson
Walter Harbour
Nellia Wintermantle
Elmer Wintermantle
Bmirs
Johnnie Breithaupt
Ruth
Charles
Leland
Clifford
Pauline Stoebener
Roy Sehhwalm
Irvin Milton
Oscar Stoebener
Frea Heim
Roy Schwalm
Harley Lyons
Clara
Hattie Schwartz
Esther
Ruth Johannine
Irene Lynch
Evelyn Ruth
Dorothy May Nuffer
Stella Deskines
Frances
Ruth Breithaupt
Florence Heim
Eleanor Nelson
Ethel Euvogle
Goldie Engeart
Lester _Schwalm
Andy Lutz
Henry Fleer
Donald Breithaupt
Ivan Rappard
Alfred Lyons
Arlie Heffner
Alvin Heinon
Alvin Johanning
Julius
Oscar
Walter Schwartz
George Brown
Harold Elm
Donald Rappard
Carl Johanning
Charles Pitts
Arnold Stoebener
Leon Peterson
Clifford Enyeart
William Broeker
Williamson
Nellie Wintermantle
Elmer, Wintermantle
Florence Remington
Baldwin
Kenneth
Raymond Heim
Fred
Leland Breithaupt
Altaeffner
Ferne
Wy H. Johanning
Helen
Carl
August Hock
Carl Schwartz
Fred Harrelbrink
Irma
LeRoy
Londos Triumphs Over Browning For World Crown At MSG
Jimmy LondosGreek hero defeats Jim Browning in Madison Square Garden in a dramatic one hour ten minute title match before 20 000 fans. Londos wins with a final cradle and arm hold after Browning dominance, claiming the world wrestling championship in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Londos
Jim Browning
Verona
Madison Square Garden
Big Bowl
Long Island
East Lynne
Browning
Strangler-Ed Lewis
Londos
Jeemy
Social notes from Worden area include visits and gatherings
Extensive social rounds in Worden and surrounding towns feature visits among the Schwartz, Stoebener, Schwalm, Wintermantle, and Breithaupt families. A joint Young People and St John church social, farm chores, and local club meetings punctuate a week of calls, meals, and community events amid graduation and church activities.
Woodstock Weekly Prayer Meeting At Graham Home
The Woodstock weekly prayer meeting met Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Graham with Chester Zook reading and Thurston Ousdahl offering prayer. Attendees included the Zook and Champion families, Roselin and Ruth Zook, and Frank Champion and Jim Graham families. Next meeting at Mrs. Anna Boydston's home on Wednesday evening June 27, with Acts 12 for Bible study. Also Pete Marquests and family visited Ray Sedgwick’s home Sunday.
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Virginia
Sedgwick
Jim Uttinger
Richard
Lawrence
Scheiffer
Woodstock
Nellie
Neighborhood Circle Club
Bales Grove
van Etta Nowak
Agnes Nowak
Fred Ben
Benson
McLouth
Ray Sedgwek
Tonganoxie
Fred Champion
Glenn
Valley Grove
Fred Benson
F. S
H. S. Champion
Thurston Ousdah
Chester
Earl Sedgwick
Bean Boydston
Frank Champion
Journal-World
Barve Edmonds
Hall
Jesse Graham
Chester Zook
Thurston Ousdahl
Arry Zook
Herbert Champion
Cheater Zook
Roselin
Ruth Zook
Jim Graham
Anna Boydston
Pete Marquests
Lamily
Ray Sedgwick
Vinland Couple Visited Tulsa Friends Return Home
Mr and Mrs Alva Rockhold visited Mr and Mrs Albert Williams in Tulsa Oklahoma and returned home about two weeks ago Clarence James of Lawrence is covering rural mail while Scott Hansen takes two weeks vacation Harve Watkins and son Arvard Bill Milbern Montie and Randel left for Dighte to harvest Miss Flavia and Betty Stone hosted a party with games and refreshments including ice cream and cake Several schoolmates attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Rockhold
Tulsa
Okla
Albert Williams
Clarence James
Lawrence
Scott’ Hansen
Harve Watkins
Arvard Bill Milbern
Montie
Randel
Dighte
Flavia
Betty Stone
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Associated Prez
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Emmy Foxx
Athletics
Traynor
Bill Swift
Swift
Philadelphia Phillies
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Earl Whitehill
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Gordon
Dusty
John Hix
Mo Methc
Miege Ber
Bas
Pet
Religinus
Asseusu Wailer
Des Moines
Des Moines Demons
Tshinee
Rock Island
North Carolina
State College
Driller
Carl'a
Pontiac Varsity
Iceman
Mesaiseergen
Fritzel
Goodrich
Autrical Civics
Missouri
Princeton
Browning J
George Bothner
George Welliver
Rosetta May
Jefferson County
Emporia Teachers College
Elmer Luce
Bethel Graham
Mendell Dwight Reichart
Lawrence Westley
Paul Hefty
Valley Falls
Evelyn M. Huston
Willard Brammell
Ozankie
Charlotte Rose
Maude M. Frazier
Winchester
Mary Hauke
Meriden
J.R. McFadden
Methodist Church of
Ira Brammell
Mel South
Ralph Edmonds
Meouth
Lowell Leaver
Harry Wellman
Fon du Lac
Wis
Fate Leaverton
D. H. Leaverton
Thomas Boyd
Boyd
John Stuedle
Russell Stewart
Legace
Will Leonards
Howard Egpert
F. S. Champion
Hal Forrest
AG the
Chef
Mey
Tom
Harry
Wut Brssvens Sted
LOBR
Cobea
Vinland
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