Bee Jays Edge Kansas City In 6-4 Battle
Lawrence uses a fifth inning homer by Borseck and strong pitching from Lefty Liell to topple Kansas City 6 to 4. Ralph Houk drives in key runs, and Sehon, Bergman, and Babcock contribute late-inning action as the Bee Jays extend lead in the Eastern Division standings and prepare for a weekend doubleheader with Emporia and Nenworth.
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Ralph How
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Hanis
Pat Holcom
Hani
Bergman
Carter
Waka Tusa Tiger
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Duver
Sehon
Ramsey
Halcom
Seck
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Q Ramaey
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Vase
Bits
J. Bergman
Strange Trials And Weather Facts From History
John Hix surveys ancient juries with up to 2500 jurors and Socrates judged by 501, death by hemlock, then explains why late afternoon is warm due to sun radiation balance, and sunrise is coolest as heat loss balances solar gain. Tomorrow: The Watch Cat.
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Socrates
L. H. Daingerfield
United States Weather Bureau
Space
Earth
Weekend Sports Calendar in Local Leagues
A condensed schedule lists Monday through Thursday softball and league games at Woodlawn Park and South Park. Matches include Velvets vs Smith Shells, Cardinals vs Rinkydinks, Lawrence Sanitary and Elks in Junior leagues, plus senior and midget divisions across Co-Ops, Kiwants, Cubs, Panthers, and more with times mostly 5 to 8:15 p.m. All notes reference South Park venues and several team names like Jayhawks, Wildgats, Coyotes, and Dusters.
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Smith Shells
Woodlawn Park
Cardinals
Rinkydinks
South Park
Lawrence Sanitary
Elks
Conocos
Kiwants
Cubs
Panthers
South Pa Midland
Smith
Wootlawn Park
D City Employes
Jayhawks
Wildgats
Oda Fellows
Woodlawn - Park Dusters
Eagles
Coyotes
Southspar Elks
Carthoure
South Pal
West is Stronger in Olympic Trials Across Regions
The article reports California athletes leading eight of 19 events in the Olympic semi final tryouts with world record hints in sprints and field events. Notable names include Jesse Owens and Archie Williar, with records in 100 meters and 400 meters and standout marks in shot put and discus. A Topeka event note mentions Odd Fellows and merchantettes at the National diamond.
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New York
California
Tyre
Rocky Mountain
Eet Am
Robert
Rk Olympic Club
San Francisco
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Mack Robinson
Pesadena
Calif
Archie Williar
Ifornia
Ben Eastman
Olympic Club
Ss Francisco
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kan
State Weachers
Delos Thurber
Southern California
Jesse
Bill Graber
Feri Weichert
George Varoif
Sun
How Theys CTA Aires Standl
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names places or actions. Unable to derive a coherent event or entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Ponca City Trip Up Joplin in Western Association Race
Kansas City June 29. The serious possibility Ponca City might trip up Joplin as the western association first half title race sharpened. In recent series Ponca City swept Springfield after beating Bartlesville, while Joplin lost to the Angels in a pair of games. The Muskogee Seals snapped a nine game skid by routing Hutchinson 26 to 15 after dropping the opener 8 to 7. Four pitchers used in the nightcap.
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Ponca City
Joplin
Western Association
Bartlesville
Springfield
Miners
Angels
Poncans
Cardinals
Major League Leaders Round Up From Aimed At Seasonal Standings
A clipped recap lists top NL and AL leaders with players and stats including batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching marks. Notable names include Ott, Gehrig, Gehringer, Foxx, and Grove among Cardinals Giants Yankees Red Sox and Tigers stars.
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S. Martin
Cardinals
Camilli
J. Moore
Phillies
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ort
Giants
Hi Tavordan
Bees
Jensen
Bouldes
Herman
Cubs
P. Walter
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Reds
Camills
Ott
Camill Ti
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Dean
Gehrigankees
Rad~ Stree
White Sox
Gehrle
Yankees
Gehringa
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Gostin
Gehrig
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Clift
Browne
Rune — Foxx
Red. Sox
Oarve Indians
Soler Lar
Managers Select All star Squads for Boston Clash
New York June 29 Charley Grimm and Joe McCarthy named five additional players to complete 21 man American and National League all star rosters for the July 7 inter league game in Boston. Grimm added Curt Davis Augie Galan Jim Collins Leo Durocher Lew Riggs while McCarthy chose Tommy Bridges Mel Harder Rick Ferrell Goose Goslin and Frank Crosetti. The selections yield balanced pitcher righty lefty counts and a mix of switch hitters Galan and Collins.
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Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Boston
Grimm
Curt Davis
Augie Galan
Cardinals
Jim
Ripper) Collins
Leo (Lippy) Durocher
Lew
Riggs
Cincinnati
Gacker
McCarthy
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Rick Ferrell
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Tiger
Frank Crosetti
Yankee
Cubs
van Mungo
Dodgers
Southaw
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Galan
Collins
Sports Roundup New York June 29 Roundup Notes and Odd Facts
A collage of sports tidbits from New York dated June 29 highlights praise from old stars, cross-sport anecdotes, and quirky stats. Gabby Hartnett calls Johnny Mize’s home run bat a favorite of Babe Ruth. Emmett Ormsby, an umpire, supports a large family, while Larry Rosenthal shifts teams for a price. Carl Ray of Dartmouth suffers a spinal injury and Olympic gear sizes intrigue, with Joe McCarthy critiquing the league’s pitch line. Webb Pike fires 28 strikeouts in a 2 0 win for Westport theater team, Gardner.
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New York
UPI
Fox
Clark Griffith
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Rudy Dusek
Omaha Wrestling Tribe
Ali_Baba
Dave Levin
Vincent Lopez
Babe Ruth
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Johnny
Ruth
Bill Bonthron
White Sox
Larry Rosenthal
St. Paul
Emmett
Red) Ormsby
Carl Ray
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cubs Return To National League Lead In Dramatic Drive
Chicago Cubs surge to first in the National League after a late season push led by Curt Davis adding depth. Brooklyn Dodgers toss shutouts over the Giants, while Cardinals slump from top as Pirates gain ground behind Cy Blanton. Yankees stumble as Browns rally, Tigers and Indians stay tied in third, Senators drop out after split with White Sox.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cubs
St Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Heac
Charley Grimm
Curt Davis
Phillies
Lae
Giants
New Yorkers
Pirates
Bucs
Cy Blanton
Bees
Reds
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
St Louis Browns
Tigers
Indians
Athletics
Tribe
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Senators
White Sox
Sugar Cain
Chaotic Scores and Weather Mark Weekend Baseball Card
The list shows scattered results with city matchups and scores across leagues. Teams like St Louis New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston appear with varied outcomes amid rain and wet grounds, suggesting a disrupted schedule and multiple light scores throughout.
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Pitustaugh
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chicago
Eveland
Buxton
American’ Association
Ee Paul
Kansas City
Trelianapolis
Columbus
Faledo
Loinville
Mirna
Milwaukee
Yesterday's Stars and Doubleheader Highlights
Baseball roundup notes the New York Giants being swept in a doubleheader by Bill Lee and Larry French with key hits by Goose Goslin and others. George Beholder limits the Red Sox to seven hits in an 11-3 Indians win. Solters and Hoag shine for Browns and Yankees in a doubleheader opener and nightcap. Frankhouse and Cain split strong outings for Dodgers and White Sox.
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Associated Press
Bill Lee
Larry French
Cuba
Giants
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Allcties
Cya Blanton
Firates
Mickey Roslin
Bees
Host
George Beholder
Indians
Red Sox
Cain
Brewers Split Bill with Millers in Milwaukee double bill
Milwaukee hosts a doubleheader against the Minneapolis Millers drawing a large crowd. The Brewers win the second game 5 to 2 after a 7 to 4 loss in the opener. Joe Hauser homered with two on in the seventh to spark the comeback. Chet Laabs added the 22nd homer for the trailing team in the nightcap.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Minnea Millers
Specter
Milwaukee
Brewers
Joe Hauser
Eels
Joe Heving
McKain
Millers
Altho Rudy Torc
Chet Laabs
Tndianeapolis Ch
Columbus
Tribe
Bob Grogan
Toledo Madhens
Louisville
Broad
St. Paul
Kan City
Louise Fete
Saints
Altho
Kansas City Mounds
Bonthron, Morris lead Olympic trials sprint to hammer marks
Week End Sports From across the nation report Bonthron wins the 1500 meters in Olympic semi finals with Venzke close behind. Morris sets a world decathlon mark of 17880 in Milwaukee trials. Carpenter and Burke post records in discus and high jump. Metcalfe wins sprints. Robinson tops 200m semi finals in LA. Padgham captures British Open at Hoylake with 287. Kocsis defeats Leslie in golf. Miley, Dawson win Transmississippi events. Cubs take NL lead. Vanderbilt’s Discovery wins in Brooklyn. Sutter claims intercollegiate tennis title. Holm Jarrett guides New York to outdoor women's team title with record swims.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Jack Hoffstetter
Eddie O’brien
Henry Dreyer
Milwaukee
Glenn Morris
Ken Carpenter
Eddie Burke
Carpenter
Burke
Ralph Metcalfe
Los Angeles
Mack Robinson
Pasadena
Wykoff
Eastman
Lavalle
Hoylake
Eng
Alf Padgham
Sarazen
Chicago
Chuck Kocsis
Paul Leslie
Denver
Marion Miley
Beatrice Barrett
Wichita
John Dawson
George Matson
Toledo
Hagen
Laffoon
Inverness
Mangrum
Wood
New York—Cubs
Giants
Bedley
Historic boxing and college football news from Pittsburg note
A year ago Max Baer married Mary Ellen Sullivan in a surprise Washington ceremony. Three years ago Prime Camera stopped Sharkey in 3 27 of the sixth to claim the world heavyweight title. Howell granted leave of absence to study for a master’s degree at Nebraska University, leaving Morgan in charge of the football team at State Teachers College Pittsburg.
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Astocwica
Max Baer
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Washington
Prime Camera
Ouc Sharkey
George Blake
Beuween Max Schmeling
Bill Stiibay
Howell
Pittsburg
Edward the Howell
State Teachers College
Nebraska University
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Morgan
Yell
Coach Virgil Pedigo Named Lindsborg High Coach
Greensburg native Virgil Pedigo, a former Bethany College athlete, will coach at Lindsborg High School next year. He succeeds Oscar Ostenberger, who resigned to take a post in Great Bend.
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Virgil Pedigo
Greensburg
Bethany College
Lindsborg High School
Oscar Ostenberger
Great Bend
Indian runner Ellison Brown likely to join U S Olympic track team
The article notes Ellison Brown as a native American marathon contender joining a diverse U S squad. It recalls Jim Thorpe’s 1912 Olympic exploits and Stockholm triumphs, the later loss of his medals, and contrasts Brown’s promise with historical greats while mentioning Berlin prospects and the 1908 London marathon win by Johnny Hayes.
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United States
Ellison
Tarzan) Brown
Boston
Brown
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Stockholm
Gustav
Sweden
Jim
Finland
Sac and Fox
Babe Ruth
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Johnny Weissmuller
Ellison Brown
Berlin
America
Little Johnny Hayes
London
Dorando
New Softball League Opens Tomorrow in Lawrence
The Lawrence Senior softball league debuts tomorrow in South Park with an opening presentation of new field lights by the Co-Op club. Ten teams compete including Dustera Jayhawks from K U and C P A squads from Lone Star and Pleasant Grove.
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South Park
Dustera
Jayhawks
K. U
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
Kiwanis
City
Dusters
Eagles
Odd Felows
Walter Schaal
Co-Op
Alfred Lawrence
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