Dixie Walker Boosts Dodgers In Brooklyn Victory
Dixie Walker starred as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4-2 at Ebbets Field, lifting Brooklyn to first place. The misty recount notes Walker’s three RBIs and his vocal fans across a day of pivotal baseball in the American League and National League standings.
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Levermnan and league results amid a busy baseball day
A rough-packed summary of an early baseball card shows American Association games with Detroit defeating Boston and New York, Cleveland and Washington winning, Chicago edging Philadelphia, and Brooklyn and Pittsburgh posting scores. National League results include Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and others with varied outcomes.
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Flash of Old Form Keeps Owls in WA Race
Leavenworth Owls snap a seven game skid with a 4-3 win over Topeka as Van House and Johnson pitched shutout innings until the seventh. Topeka’s rally adds three runs, but Owls hold on. Fort Smith edges Leaven 4-2, Hutchingson dominates Muskogie, Sta ae tops Joplin. No standings shifts.
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Southern California Players Reach National Meet Quarterfinals
Evanston June 27 Southern California ably represented by the Falkenburg brothers Banh and Tom advanced to the national meet quarterfinals. Top seed Bob Falkenburg faced Clarence Mabry of Texas as Tom met Harry Likas of San Francisco in a tougher matchup. Georgetown’s Philippe Neff defeated John Shea yesterday. Gardner Lamed and Mark Brown and Sam Match faced each other in second round singles. Doubles action saw the Falkenburg brothers with James and Bernard Bartzen win easily.
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Three Upsets Mark Jayhawk Open Men's Singles Rounds
In Topeka on June 27, three upsets highlighted the Jayhawk Open men's singles. Ken Royo defeated fourth seed Smith 2-0 after Smith defaulted. Cup winners from Springfield, Missouri, Busiek, beat Lucien Barbour of Winfield, Kansas, 2-4. Other results included Minnesotan Hurley defeating Harvey MacPerren 7-4 6-3 and Omar and W Ausstadt defeating Orrin ma. Tadr bake over Christ ner Topeka 4. In women's singles quarterfinals, Faith Meloatiec defeated Nerowhy Tet Dos Me BR Hed, while Pogey Friend Topeka beat Hortense ey aCiy. Besnard Prosser defeated Pur OConusr Topeka 6-0 6-0.
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Kansas City Blues Top Saints in Pitcher Duel
Kansas City Blues edged league leading Saintly foes 4 to 3 as Joe Valenzuela allowed a homer but kept the no hit bid intact until two outs in the eighth. Lou Rovelli homered for St Paul. Columbus stopped Indianapolis seven game streak 5 2 Toledo beat Louisville 2 1 Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 11 4
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Amateur golf stars set for 49th National collegiate meet
Princeton June 27. Top amateur hopefuls John Tardis Imwa Jimmy Wittenberg LSU Bill Campbell Princeton George Hamer Harold Crow Georgia Charles Lind Denver Howard Baker Ohio State Charlie Coe Oklahoma Andy Anderson Oklahoma Dick Whiting Notre Dame Tom Lambie Stanford Henri Nampelt Baldwin Wallace John Cahill Arizona Manuel Lela Torre Northwestern headline the 49th National Collegiate A A golf championships opening today. A field of 168 players from 42 colleges competes over three days 72 holes with Stanford Texas Northwestern LSU Princeton and Cornell favored for team honors. Coe sparked early interest with a strong practice round though he says it was luck.
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Louis Expects to Fight in September
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis stated in a Buffalo interview that he will likely fight in September, probably against Tami Mauriello, his first public appearance since losing to Billy Conn. He planned to meet promoter Mike Jacobs in New York the next morning to finalize arrangements.
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Princeton golf tourney draws Army exiles and college stars
At Princeton New Jersey the 4th National Collegiate A A golf championship opens with 168 entries, many in oil khaki or blue, including Oklahoma's Charley Coe and LSU's Jimmy Wittenberg. Notre Dame’s Joe Torton, an army flier, headlines alumni interest as crews and sailing debates dominate school sports priorities.
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Climb Out Of Cellar In Four-Hitter Win
Bartlesville rises from cellar behind Henderson four hitter in a 5-1 victory over Carthage. Chanute Owls edge Pittsburg Browns in 12 innings 4-4 tie. Miami over Tola 5-4 with Joran pitching. Woody’s Aces beat Leavenworth 9 to 4 at Lincoln Park.
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City League Softball and Baseball Schedule Reported
Tonight's slate includes Softball at South Park and Woodlawn Haskell facing Cl. both games listed as ongoing, with Associated Senior League and American Legion age groups mentioned. The brief notes indicate results from last night and provide times, locations, and matchups for the evening.
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Scofield to Compete in AAU Track Meet
Scofield is listed to compete in the AAU Track and Field Meet with a plan to perform at events in Kansas and San Antonio. Details are incomplete but indicate participation and travel for the weekend meet.
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Browns Come Through With Long Hits
Browns hitters delivered a barrage of long hits as Luke Sewell's lineup produced 24 hits in a 18 game effort, with Chet Lambs leading the charge and Vern Steph adding solid runs. The onslaught lifted the Browns to a decisive home victory, extending their run of strong offense and boosting their home run total for the period.
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Lawrence Women Golfers Compete In Kansas Tourney
Law rence women golfers contest the 24th annual Kansas Women's Golf Association match play in Topeka after qualifying rounds. Mrs. Marshall Becker of Topeka led scoring with an 89 and is set to defend her title as Marilyn Smith and Mrs. Grier Wallace, both from Lawrence, posted strong rounds. First round matchups feature Becker against Murray of Topeka and other regional players in upper and lower brackets.
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St Louis Brews Edge 10-6 Over Yanks in Six-Teams Tie
In Hewning the St Louis brews defeated the Yanks 10 to 6. Sime led with six trippers as a six-team round produced a tight finish.
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