Odd Fellows win 3 to 0 in Twilight league game
The Odd Fellows defeated Scottish Rite 3 to 0 on the South Park diamond in a loosely played Junior Twilight league contest. Nimble base running and patient walks started the scoring, with two more Odd Fellows runs in the third. Rush singled and stole, Combest reached on a dropped third strike, and Caushton lined a single. Scottish Rite threats in the fifth were thwarted by Tobler. Postgame events noted Elks vs Lone Star, and a league officials meeting at Burgert's shoe shop to elect a new Twilight baseball czar.
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Strange As It Seems Chronicle Of Erratic Notes
A garbled column by John Hix weaves stray phrases about envelopes, gun violence, detectives in Philadelphia, and a cascade of historical and royal references. The text blends fragmented lines, dates, and names, yielding a wrangled, disjointed preview of a column with no clear single event or outcome.
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John Hix
Toledo Manager Finds Another Utility Star
Chicago reports Steve O Neill manager of the Toledo Mud Hens has unearthed a new versatile player. He moved Miltonizer to first base and Grorke Lite to left field while Hero Davis lay injured, with major leaguers aiding infield and outfield duties as Milwaukee spoiled the Brewers with a 7 to 1 win in a late spurt.
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Steve O'Neill
Toledo Mud Hens
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Harry Davis
O'Neil
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Grorke
Athletes Begin Today to Seek New Records
Athletes start today aiming for new marks in events under the Amateur Athletic Union program. Competition spans pole vault, long jump, shot put, javelin, hurdles, discus, and middle distance races with trials for some events. Condition concerns surround Glenn Cunningham the mile standout amid speculation on his training and form.
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Aimerign
Saat En Ori
Agi
Glenn Cunninghan
Auiber
Sports Calendar Highlights From Friday to Sunday
Friday 7:30 p.m. Coyotes and Midget events lead the schedule. Saturday features two Midget league games with Minky Dlinks facing Velvert and Dal Sot Pari. Sunday at the club hosts Lawrence Gauntry Sinn golfers with Imran and Ter-club action as Lawrence Serchinis meets Perry and Shookaiamend faces Thompsony tile Siheleck.
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Dintaona
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Velvert
Diamorul
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Pawrence Serchinis
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Cardinals Blank Tigers to Seize First in Midget League
The Cardinals defeated the Tigers 3 to 0 at Southpark diamond to claim undisputed first place in the Midget league. Wise pitched three innings for the Cards allowing one hit. Maiden finished with two innings of no-hit relief. Dalton and Conley led with stolen bases and scoring runs, while Hormuth held the Tigers to two hits.
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Coe's Drugs Sets Season Scoring Record In Softball
Coe's Drugs tops 52 runs in a wild Woodlawn School softball game. Fred Harris homered in the fifth, Lud Kennedy hit a four-bagger, and Coe's built a big second inning before Ice Co. rallied late for an 11 to 2 win as 2,000 fans watched. Tonight's doubleheader features Cass's against Fritzel's Indians with Pontize unbeaten and Carl's logo under debate. Haverty's Grocers vs Goodrich Tire follows. Last night’s score listed Coe's 28 Ice Co. 21 with Vandeventer, Michaels, Moon pitching. Read the Journal-World while away this summer 25¢ per month by mail.
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Canzoneri Gains Another Tsy at Reis and Title
Apparent report of a boxing match where Canzoneri claims another title shot or claim at Reis. The account notes injuries including swelling around the left eye and a hard hitting sequence affecting timing. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but mention of weight class and a dramatic finish remain.
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Learning the crawl as a natural swimming stroke
The article argues crawl is the most natural starting stroke for beginners and builds overall balance and strength. It notes crawl allows full relaxation during recovery and has been used by English Channel swimmers, suggesting its value for distance swimming and life saving work.
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Herbert G. Auphin
Sone
Des Moines St. Desent Take Lead in League Split
Des Moines and nearby teams faced a strong showing as St. Desent extended its lead to four straight wins with a 4-3 victory over Toreka. Des Moines, chasing, lost again to Cedar Bay, leaving them trailing by a full game and a half.
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19 Runs Repeatedly Mark Soft Ball Night Surges
Ober's defeats County Garage 19 to 12 on the KU intramural diamond as a trio of teams post 19 runs in one evening. The Journal-World chased 19 in a win over Royal Shoesters and Carl's topped North Lawrence Civics by the same 19 to 12 tally. Heavy hitting and weak fielding dominated. Ober's pitchers Coombs Brazil beat County Garage with Price Longfellow Sanders and Childs catching.
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Merchants Clash With Jefferson County Champs Sunday
Perry, champions of the Jefferson County league, invade Shank diamond to meet the Merchants, who added Wawel from Larned, Sconp Fugh, and Ernest Treland to bolster the lineup. Perry beat locals 9 to 7 in an early season encounter. they then prepare to face the Kansas City Cardinals at Shook's on July 4.
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Cotton Maintains Lead in British Open
Cotton, a 27 year old British pro, won the British Open with a 72 hole total of 288 tying Gene Sarazen's record. He posted a 67 and 65 early, then parred the third round but faltered on the final round missing a three foot putt that would have tied Sarazen. His victory ends an American ten year win streak.
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New Fishing Licenses Arrive for Year Starting July 1
The new fishing licenses for the year beginning July 1 arrived yesterday at County Clerk Bowman's office and will go on sale tomorrow. Residents pay the standard rates while nonresidents may obtain a seven day trip license for $1 or a year license for $32. Licenses in use during the past year become void starting July 1.
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Phiamatheon Club Meeting Guests Entertain at Mrs Oliver Home
Mrs John Wilson and Mrs Roy Greene attended a Phiamatheon club gathering at Mrs Oliver M-Daniel's home Tuesday afternoon. Rev Wright Horten of Ross-...
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Phiamatheon Club
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Ross
Busy social notes fill Ives Chanel area week events
Local residents hosted and attended numerous gatherings. Preachers summer school guests stayed at T F Haas home. Doris Murray of Deerfield honored at a party with many children present. Various couples and families from Garnett, Ottawa, Lawrence, Rosaville, Lenexa, and Topeka attended dinners, teas, and church meetings. Several visits to relatives in Blue Mound, Paola, and Wellsville occurred alongside attendance at services and a state convention in Wichita.
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Valley Chanel Ladies Aid
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Suit for 2840 Damages Over Kaw River Bridge Accident
Frank Taylor sues C. A. Puckett in district court for 2840 dollars claiming injuries and expenses from an August 28, 1932 collision on the Kaw River bridge. He states his car worth 300 dollars was destroyed by Puckett’s truck and seeks compensation.
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