Lawrence Junior Legion Nips Wichita Team 11 to 0
Lawrence's Junior Legion club blanked Dunn Grill of Wichita 11 to 0 at Municipal Park for their 10th win in 14 games. Don Sneegas pitched the first five innings, earning his third straight victory, with four walks and two strikeouts. Bob Shirley finished. Lawrence's fielding and timely hitting, including four doubles, propelled the victory as Wichita North players battled injuries and miscues. The team next travels for a four game road trip through El Dorado, Salina, and Newton.
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Lawrence
Junior Legion Club
Dunn Grill
Wichita
Municipal Park
Don Sneegas
Bob Shirley
Sneegas
Shirley
Wichita North
Bruce Nobles
Wrence
Jim Marsell
Charley Russell
Irv Schwalm
Marsell
Nobles
J. Travee
Buddy Vann
Alin Davie
Ron Brown
Jack Wolfe
Russo
Noblea
Jim Kolladay
Irvwalm
Dave Ferman
Schwalm
Wolfe
Holladay
Vann
Mararis
Ellis Stedie
Ball
Rod Hartely
Adrian Brubaker
Gat Im
George
Starkey
el Dorado
Salina
Newton
Weehita Ffr AR
EK Stedie
Andere
Bioy
Tre Land
Backeniee
Barney Reneations
Sanders
Coorseeree
Lawrence school hires new football coach Woolard
The Lawrence board of education chose Allen Woolard to replace Chalmer Woodard as head football coach. Woolard, a U. graduate with seven years at Southwestern ties, earned praise from former coaches for leadership and disciplined teams. His career spans Edna, Commerce, Nowata and Nowata records, with endorsements from L. S. John and Harry Easter noting his character and success.
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Board of Education of School District 60
Chalmer FE. Wild
Lawrence
Woody
Southwestern College
Woodard
Bill” Moneynny
Southwestern
Allan Weelard
Chalmer Woodard
Allen Woolard
Woolard Wan
Edna High School
Commerce
Ohio
Nowate
Hia
Sont
Arcond
Nowata
John
Nowata High School
Woolard
Board of Education
Weslard
Peat
Wolfe
Beurth Perk League Co Ops at Softball Town
Beurth Perk League Co Ops and Lawrence Sanitary schedule mixed notes show softball games at Softhall Fatta and Municipal fields. Teams Gallaghers and Boyers listed with 1 pm starts. Rotary, Baseball Coors Ye, and Lecemepton mentioned with Beth games and Stuart matchups.
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Beurth Perk
Lawrence Sanitary
Lesere Wae
Motrin
Beth
Softhall
Fatta American Lewen i Pe
Coors Ye
Rotary
Bs m
Lecemepton Ve
Beettiah
Municipal
Stuarts
Xrafe
Gallaghers Es Boyers
Booth
Weational Lange Batting Robinson and Musial Showdown
Fragmented text records names such as Musial St Louis and Kiner with mentions of Brooklyn and Chicago. The garbled pass mentions batting and players but lacks a coherent event, score, or clear outcome to report.
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Weational Lange
Robinson
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louie
Russ — Jethroe
Rosto Robinson
Anider
Munial
Baseball Standings And Highlights From The Era
Reading of scattered standings and game notes shows teams like Brooklyn Philadelphia and Detroit in focus. Players such as Campanella Hayes Jethroe Dillinger Williams and Heaton appear with varied mentions of hits runs and triples across leagues.
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Campanella
Brooklyn
Hayes
Jethroe
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Wiliams
Bie
Fen Stephen
Fataly
Micki Detroit
Llown
Dounes
Kellerthel
Zarilla
Williams
Heaton
Dillinger
Toerr
Detroit
Henuch
New York
Lliams
Town
Cleeland
American Association
Deby
Clevelandu
Heat
Niladelphia
Indianapolis
Louisville Minneapalla
St Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kaneas City
Pet Braghion
Hiladelphia
Smalley
Cubs
Homer
Chicago
St. Louis
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Pet
Washington
New York Eyvetand
Signing and offers shift in postwar sports scene
A fragmentary report notes tension over signing patterns in football and baseball deals, with clubs and athletes unsure who pays and who benefits. It highlights a $12,000 bid for a Browns season starter and mentions minor league seasoning moves. Also covered is Ray Robinson defending his welter title for a nominal fee and various personnel moves in sports and petroleum education.
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Pullearton, Jr
New York
Bacebsil
Lly Hisett
Conkey F
Rob Ihe
Cleveland Browns
Vintage Fight and Track Highlights Across Decades
Sports Mirror recalls key moments from prior eras. Torky Gray KO'd Freddie Redd in the tenth at New York. Cornelius Warmerdam cleared 15 feet 1 inch to set a national pole vault record. Aged notes mention Omaha, a Derby winner, at the Dwyer at Aqueduct with other scattered references.
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Torky Gray
Freddie Redd
Cochrane
New York
Cornelius Warmerdam
Omaha
Aqueduct
Golden Ben Hogan Tops Open Field in 1950s Era
General Manager Fido Murphy prices Victor Pillett Power at 25000 as major league clubs chase the 19 year old Negro star from Drummondville Quebec leading the provincial league. Bobby Aiello steals six bases in one game for the batavis Clippers, tying a minor league record and earning the Aiello Peril nickname.
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Ben Hogan
Fido Murphy Hae
Victor Pillett Power
Drummondville
Que
Bobby Aiello
Batavis
S. Clippers
Colmery Plans Four Day Tour Through Topeka and District
Republican senatorial candidate Harry W. Colmery will speak in Topeka at a Kiwanis club meeting Monday and attend an Independence day celebration in Washington on Tuesday. The tour will reach Montgomery Labette Crawford and Cherokee counties on Wednesday marking his first foray into the third district.
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Topeka
Harry W. Colmery
Kiwanis Club
Washington
Kan
Colmery
Montgomery
Labette
Crawford
Cherokee
Four Tessas to Compete In District Tournament
Four Tessas are set to compete in a district tournament tomorrow night with games kicking off at 7:30 p.m. The winner earns a shot at the stake in Wichita while other matchups list teams from Warner Drugs Kansas City and Heart of America Topeka among participants. A Franklin County wheat test reports yields around two bushels per acre with moisture near ten percent.
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Wichita
Warner Drugs
Kansas City
Heart of America
Topeka
Lawrence Legion Merchants
Millers
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kan
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Clarre E. Merrow
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Oklahoma Verdigris Valley Athletic Conference
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Jim Tatum
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Matty Bell
S. MU
Henry Frnka
Tulane
Bobby Dodd
Georiga Tech
Bud Wilkinson
Isteoma
Frank Leahy
Notre
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Buddy Brothers
Tulsa
Vie Ivedt
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Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Bem Chapman
Phillies
Ville
Lea Ri
Texas Oil Fiehds
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Olmere
Ray Famechen
Lew Fatem Persu
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Ray
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Sports Mirror
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CAR Mart
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