Midland Triumphs Over Reno With Ten High Hits
Midland staged a surprise Twilight League win, beating Reno 10 to 4 behind 10 hits including McClure s three extra-base blows and two triples by McClure Champion and Garner. Reno, led by N Babcock, managed four runs as Midland seized control early and never relinquished the lead.
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Reno
Midland
McClure
Champion
Garner
Clare
G. Smith
Maror
Cliff Haverty
Ruskh
Norman Babcock
Schaake
Coffman
Lenahan
Rice
N. Babcock
Hempel
Midland’ Pounders
A. Hornberger
Muller
Hornberger
C. Babcock
Anderson
Short
White
Hart
Rotary
Eagles
Scottish Rites
Odd Fellows
E Yeonhard
Oo Garmer
Sehaake
Mathia
Horrogopo
Alford
Teno Cubs
N. Bahcoek
SchaakeHempel
Jiempel
NcClure
Champier
E. Coffman
Garna
N- Babcock
Tenaban
Cranes
John Morrison
Moon” Mullin
Lott Delivers Well Earned Wimbledon Victory
George Lott of Chicago defeated Giorgio de Stefani in three straight sets to enter the Wimbledon third round, adding to a day of notable results as Frank Shields, Lester Stoefen, Sidney Wood and David N. Jones also advanced. Jones won a five setter over British player George Patrick Hughes as British and American contenders moved forward. The day's action saw several matches completed with seed lines reshaped and second round men and women contesting relations, including Jacobs and Palfrey advancing in the women’s singles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
George Lott
Chiant
Lott
Giorgio de Stefani
de Stefani
Frank Shields
Lester Stoefen
Sidney Wood
David N. Jones
Columbus
Jones
George Patrick Hughes
Shields
Wood
Steefen
Pierre Landry
Max. Elimer
Evelyn ‘Dearmaan
England
The Strange As It Seems on the 1718 Gun
Joke Hix reviews a peculiar 1718 English gun by James Puckle that could fire round bullets against Christians and square bullets for Turks. The rotating chamber allowed seven shots per chamber and the two chambers were interchangeable. The piece notes modern fascination and mocks religious conflict, then previews “The 12-Year-Old Sergeant.”
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Joke Hix
Todteetng
Eoectene Oarmee
Beam
James Puckle
London
Journal of the Patent Office Society
Washington, D. C
Panthers and Jarhawks Clash in Midget League
Wednesday sports calendar shows Panthers facing Jarhawks in the Midget League at South Park Diamond. Also listed are Eagles against Rotary in Junior Twilight at South Park Diamond, Journal-World versus Royal Shoes, Business Men's Softball at KU intramural Diamond, Carl's versus North Lawrence at Woodlawn Diamond, and Thursday matchups Tigers against Cardinals, Scottish Rites versus Odd Fellows in Junior Twilight, and Tee's against American Ice at Woodlawn School Diamond.
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Panthers
Jarhawks
South Park
Eagles
Rotary
South Perk
Journal-World
Royal Shoes
Business Men's
K. U
Carl's
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Tigers
Cardinals
Scottish Rites
Odd Fellows
Tee's
Woodlawn School
Cards Rout Rinkydinks To Move In Midget Standings
The Cardinals defeated the Rinkydinks 7 to 0 to pull even atop the Midget league standings. Dalton drove in runs with a home run and key hits, Conley stole second and scored, while Wise and Jella added scoring plays as Dalton and teammates built an early lead. Spitzer was the lone Rinkydinks batter with a safety.
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Cardinals
Rinkydinks
Cards
Tigers
Dalton
E. Maiden
Wise
Conley
B. Weber
Jella
Spitzer
Rinkydink
Merchants to Meet Perry in Sunday Baseball Clash
The Lawrence Merchants prepare for a second meeting with the Perry baseball team this Sunday aiming to rebound from a season setback. Pugh and Ireland are penciled into the lineup as the locals seek a hard fought, entertainment packed contest after last week’s promising showing and a win over Belvate.
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Lawrence Merchants
Perry
Belvate
Xreat
Ireland
Greatest and strongest field for national track meet at Milwaukee
Milwaukee June 27 AP Lawson Robertson coach of the American Olympic track teams of 1924 28 and 32 calls the forty seventh outdoor championships the greatest and most colorful entry list in memory with 26 members of the 1932 Olympic team and 18 who can claim 26 American records set to compete. Johnny Morriss of Southwestern Louisiana AC injured a hamstring yesterday risking his chance to defend his title in the 110 meter hurdles. The entry includes 10 world record holders and 15 Olympic athletes expected, with 26 filed today versus the original 15 anticipated.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A.A.U
Lawson Robertson
Los Angeles
A. U
Allstar
Japan
Sweden
Robertson
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Johnny Morriss
Southwestern Louisiana A. C
Pontiacs Sweep Doubleheader In Slow Pitch League
Pontiacs, co leaders with Carl's Clothiers of North Lawrence, won two soft ball games defeating Bankers 8 to 7 and then 38 to 11 in the second game. Bankers were ahead in the last inning before Pontiacs scored twice in the final frame to ice the win. Pontiacs pounded Eudora, scoring 17 runs in four innings with three homers in the fourth. Carl's Clothiers vs North Lawrence Civics set for 8 pm tonight. Scores: Pontiacs 8 Bankers 7. Pontiacs 38 Eudora 11. Batteries: Pontiacs Connor and Allen. Bankers Moore and How. Eudora Gerstenberger, Olander, Edwards.
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Twe
Eudora
Pontiac
Connor
Allen
Gerstenberger
Olander
Edwards
Their Lead Trimmed Again Millers Fall in Tight IA Results
Minneapolis Millers suffered a fifth straight loss as Louisville and Columbus swept them, shrinking the American Association lead to three and a half games. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4 2, then slipped past St Louis Blues 6 3 in ten innings. Toledo topped St Paul 9 4 as late rally sealed the win.
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Troit Oe
Cleveland
Washington Ween
Boston
Philladelphia
St. Louis
SAL Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
Minnexapolis
Indianapolis Ma
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Louisville
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Ase
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Chicago
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Colonels
Millers
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ed Birds
Blues
Brewers
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Markness
Washington
Detroit
Minneapolis
Jose St. Paul
Victory Over Dundee in Illinois Bout
Middleweight champion Vince Dundee lost to Haydon Stuhley of Kewanee Illinois in a ten round decision at Mills stadium after showing up late and underprepared for the bout. Dundee pressed the action but a left hook and a cut over the eye shifted the match to Stuhley, with two judges for the winner and the referee calling a draw.
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Chicago
Vince Dundee
Haydon
Young
Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Dundee
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Mills Stadium
Kewanee’ Youngster
Little Phil Collins
Iowa State College Names LeRoy C. Timm New Trainer
Ames June 27 LeRoy C. Timm was named varsity trainer at Iowa State College to succeed George Nelson. A 1931 University of Minnesota graduate he has served as assistant baseball coach and trainer aide at Minnesota and directed boys activities in New York City. He will assume the post in September with recommendations from Walter Woodward Doc Spears and Frank S_idoud and NYU PE department.
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Ames
Iowa
LeRoy C. Timm
Iowa State College
George Nelson
George F. Veenker
CCC
Two Harbors
Minn
New York City
New York University
Timm
Coolatie
Woodward
Doc” Spears
Minnesota
Frank Sidoud
Department of Physical Education
Pate Rosenbloom Fights Ramage To Draw In Olympic Ring
The veteran Pate Rosenbloom fought a ten round non title bout with Lee Ramage in Los Angeles. Ramage, a San Diego sharpshooter, drew with Rosenbloom before about 4300 fans. Most spectators felt Rosenbloom won though Ramage supporters claimed the decision was unfair.
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Los Angeles
Pate Rosenbloom
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Harry Lee
Rosenbloom
Baseball Highlights From Early Evening Wins
AP recounts Lou Gehrig driving in three runs with a two run homer as the Yankees beat the White Sox. Lon Warneke and Jim Collinge contributed with strong pitching and four RBI respectively. Harold Lee and Wilts Hutchin sparked victories for Braves and Indians, while Walters hit a two on homer for the Phillies in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
White
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Dodgers
Jim Collinge
Cardinals
Giants
Harold Lee
Braves
Reds
Wilts Huchin
Indians
Red Sox
Bucky
Walters
Phillies
Phils
Piralex
Berlin to host 1936 Olympics despite Jewish issue
The United States is expected to formally accept Berlin as the site for the 1936 Olympic Games after scrutiny of Germany's treatment of Jewish athletes. Brundage will observe and report, with a strong American stance against racial discrimination. Major upheaval is unlikely. five to six years of preparation remain, and Berlin plans a vast athletic complex to rival Los Angeles 1932.
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Berlin
United States
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Association
Fier- Many
Brundage
Chicago
American Amateur Athletic Union
Germany
International Olympic Committee
Teutons
Los Angeles
New Berlin
Canzoneri Klick Title Bout Sets Ross Challenger
Tony Canzoneri and Frankie Klick meet in a ten round bout at Ebbets Field to decide who earns a shot at Barney Ross for the lightweight title. Canzoneri remains the favorite at 7 to 5, with Klick seeking an upset after recent results against Canzoneri and Ross.
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Klick
Ebbets Fiei
New York
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
National League
Tony
San Francisco
Kid Chocolate
Philadelophia
Frankie
Ross
Far West
Baby Arismendi
Cleto Logatelli
Chocolate
Cecil Pyne
Baseball Rating Leaders and Tigers Highlight 193? Season
Despite garbled OCR, the report notes Gehrig and Manush among leaders, Tigers strong with Gehringer and Foxx referenced, highlighting runs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases led by Walker and others. The piece resembles a daily box score snapshot from the American League with team names like Tigers and Red Sox.
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Dssocieted
Garces
Maimeh
Senuters
Alte Gehringer
Tigers
OS. Rons
Gehriger Tigers
Vrouin
Gehrig
Yorkers
Crantn
Manush
Senitors
Gehringer
Miltich
Senettars
Rehringer
Greenberg
Averitt
Indies
Senators
Nolds
Red Sox
Charge Kees
Johnson
Ainetics
Pantie Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
The
Johnson Woman Found Guilty in Police Court Case
Mrs. Daisy Johnson of 532 Michigan Street was convicted of assaulting and disturbing the peace of Mrs. Rae Overstreet of 534 Michigan Street and destroying property. Judge Oscar Learnard fined her $25 plus $14 costs. appeal bond set at $100. Trial occurred after an alleged June 20 attack with Johnson following Overstreet into her home.
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Daisy Johnson
Michigan Street
Rae Overstreet
Oscar Learnard
Johnson
EcRoy Harris
Overstreet
Jason Lee Caravan Celebrates Centennial Tour
The Jason Lee Caravan moving from Massachusetts to Oregon to mark the centennial of the Green Indians first missionary journey reached Gardner where a fleet of cats greeted it. A Centenary Hall program that evening featured a group performance.
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Jason Lee
Massachusetts
Oregon
Gardner
Baldwin
Centenary Hall
Indian Caravan Play To Be Presented At Baldwin Church
Winter Noon of Riverside presents Indian songs and dances in a film and play about Jason Lee and the caravan. The program, led by Dr. Jay Stowell of Philadelphia and Bishop Mead of Kansas City, will be at First Methodist Church in Lawrence on Monday. Cast includes Dorothy Deel, Buena Vista Morgan, Betty Ebright, Martha Moore, Virgil Vaughn, Raym Horrell, Russell Barkley and Ralph Clayton. Director Virgil Vallehn. Funeral for W J Russell held at his Baldwin home with G A R and friends in attendance. Services led by Dr James S Chubb and Rev C W Bailey. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Russell, 91, survived by widow and children Charles F Russell of Santa Cruz, Blanche Redding of Lusk, and Jennie Anderson of Omaha.
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Winter Noon
Riverside
Son Lee
Jay Stowell
Home Mission Office
Philadelphia
Bishop Charles, Mead
Kansas City
Baldwin Church
Dorothy’ Deel
Buena
Vista Morgan
Betty Ebright
Martha Moore
Virgil Vaughn
Booth
James Paradise
Raym Horrell
Russell Barkley
Ralph Clayton
Virgil Vallehn
First Methodist
Lawrence
Jason Lee
W. J. Russell
James S.chubb
C. W. Bailey
Russell
Howard Sanders
Oakwood’ Cemetery
Baldwin
Charles F. Russell
Santa Crus
Cal
Blanche Redding
Lusk
Wyo
Jennie Anderson
Omaha
Neb
Beldwin
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