Lone Star Bats Win Big Over Elks In Twilight Clash
Lone Star batters delivered 10 to 2 victory over the Elks in a Junior Twilight league game at Southpark. W Johnson led with two hits including a double, while Plateman and Patton added key blows. Pitching by three Elks hurlers yielded 12 hits as Lone Star scored seven runs in the second inning. League rules were revised after the game during a meeting at Burgert's shoe shop. The Odd Fellows and Rotary teams are slated to play Monday.
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Lone Star
Southpark
Elks
W. Johnson
McGee
Plateman
Patton
K. Johnson
Thome
Gibbons
Houk
Harding
Burgert
Capt
L. C. Gordon
R.O.T.C
Odd Fellows
Rotary
Ewo Johnson Vc
KO Johnson
Pardee
B. Powell
Sneeker
Powell
Elks Gibbons
Kephart
Hamnton
Johnson
Maust
Mettner
Sh Krum
Miller
Ft Ox
Krum
Pardes
Pardee L
Elke
John Jor Ison
F. W Mullin
Rinkydinks
Snyhawks
Cardinals
Coyotes
P. Ib
Blab Cook
R. Miller
Stanwix
Davidson
If Tefft
Cios J Scoggins
Fr Wilson
Buck
Rt ii
Cook
Coyotee
Ots
F. W. “Moon
Mul
Lone Star's McGee Hits Three Triples Drives In Three Runs
Yesterday in the Twilight League McGee solidified his spot as Lone Star's new second baseman with three hits in three at bats including two triples. His bat produced three RBIs and he scored twice as Lone Star took the game.
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McGee
Lone Star
New Lineup for Locals in Perry Game at Shook's Diamond
Lawrence Merchants unveil lineup for Friday afternoon clash with Perry, Jefferson county league leaders, at Shook's diamond one mile north of Lawrence on US 73 W. First pitch set for 3 o'clock. Players include Ireland, B Harris, Nelson, Howell, Pugh, F Harris, Bethelli, Guffer, Francis B. Batteries Perry: Jordan and Parnell.
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Lawrence Merchants
Perry
Chamions
Jefferson County League
Shook’s Diamond
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 73
Ireland
B. Harris
Nelson
Howell
Pugh
F. Harris
Bethelli
Guffer
Francis B
Jordan
Parnell
Pirates Tie Cubs on Padden Ninth Inning Hit
AP recounts in a compact baseball update: Tom Padden delivers a two run eighth inning single to tie the game for the Pirates against the Cubs. Travis Jackson belts a two on homer for the Giants over the Dodgers. Odell Hale belatedly homers to lift the Indians past the White Sox 3 to 2. Bucky Walters and Paul Derringer feature in Reds and Phillies actions with key hits and late home runs.
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Associated Press
Tom Padden
Pirates
Cubs
Travis Jackson
Giants
Dodgers
Odell Hale
Indians
White Sox
Paul Derringer
Reds
Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Phillies
Braves
Baseball leaders clash as Terry tops NL batting list
New York report notes Bill Terry’s hitting spree to seize the National League batting lead with a .500 average after six games, collecting 12 hits in 24 at bats and raising his total to 71. Heinie Manush preserves AL pace with steady output. Gehringer trails as the summary cuts off.
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New York
Bill Terry
Heinie Manush
New York Giants
Strange facts and a desert driving tip from early 20th century prose
A column by John Hix recounts a desert travel tip: let air out of rear tires to gain traction, avoiding wheel spinning, a method credited with saving lives and money. It also profiles Emma Eames, famed soprano born in China, who trained by whispering and later recovered her voice to new heights after vocal cord strain.
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Desert
Emma Eames
Misa Eames
Miss Eames
China
Boston
Paris
Mme. Marchesl
Juliet
Gounod
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Weekend Sports Calendar Highlights
Saturday features two midget league games Rinky Dinks versus Jayhawks at 5 pm and Panthers versus Cardinals at South Park Diamond. Sunday sees Lawrence Country Club golfers meeting Ottawa Country Club members, Lawrence Merchants facing Perry at Shock Diamond, Pleasant Grote versus Thompsonville at Thompsonville 2 30 pm. Monday schedule includes Tigers versus Coyotes midget league and Rotary versus Odd Fellows junior league at South Park, plus Varsity Velvet against American Ice softball at Woodlawn School 8 pm. Manush boosts hit streak to 12 for 28 and a .412 average in the American League.
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Dinks
Jayhawks
Panthers
Cardinals
South Park
Lawrence Country Club
Ottawa Country Club
Lawrence Merchants
Perry
Shock Diamond
Pleasant Grote
Thompsonville
Tigers
Coyotes
Rotary
Odd Fellows
Velvet
American Ice
Woodlawn School
Carl's League Champions Rout Fritzel Indians 21 to 0
Carl's toppled the Fritzel Indians 21 to 0 in a five inning softball game at Woodlawn, Johnny Morrison tossing a five inning no hit bid with two safeties allowed. Bob Card hit a first inning homer as Carl's built a 7 6 8 run sequence and capitalized on miscues. A crowd of about 3 000 watched the doubleheader with Havertys beating Goodrich Tires 16 to 4 in the nightcap.
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Carl
Carl's
Fritzel
Monroe Ireland
Ellis
Collins
Kinter
Goodrich
Carl's - Em
Fritze
Ellis, Collins and Carney
Havertys
Wilson
Brasil
Schaaf
Asy
Millers Strive for Better Standing in Toledo Series
Donie Bush and the Minneapolis Millers arrive in Toledo for the final road trip leg hoping for improved form after an 8 to 6 win over Columbus. They split four games with Indianapolis, swept Louisville, and lost to St. Paul, with others in the standings shifting around as the season moves through late June. A boxing note mentions heavyweight Steve Hamas planning a bout with Art Lasky this summer, likely August, and a local subscription tease ends the page.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Minneapois
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colummbus
Millers
Columbus
Red Bird
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indians
al Shealy
Vance Page
Blues
Shealy
Moore
Harriss
Milwaukee
Clyde Hatter
St. Paul
Roxie Lawson
Plan Sum
Los Angeles
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Eapolis
Mase Rotenbloom
Lou Daro
Coyotes Win Tilt in Midget League on South Park Diamond
The Coyotes defeated the Cubs 10 to 6 in yesterday evening’s Midget league game at South Park diamond. Coyotes scored in every inning, used four pitchers to slow Cubs bats, who led 4 to 2 after the first.
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Coyotes
Cubs
Soutpark
Cub
Mile runners duel on track as Bonthron Lovelock chase Cunningham
Alan Gould analyzes the shifting mile running scene as Princeton star Bill Bonthron and New Zealand rival Lovelock prepare to clash with Glenn Cunningham in London and White City. He notes Bonthron's Los Angeles bump and pressure, Cunningham's steady form, and the evolving pace strategy with possible 4:04 sub-four-minute dreams.
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Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Tiger Bill
London
Jack Loverlock
Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Lovelock
White City
Los Angeles
Tigertown
Ballyhoo
Incomplete racing marks spark inquiry into splits
Fragmentary notes show runners posting split times such as 1:00.9 and 2:02.3 with names Cunningham Lovelock and bands like 68.5. The text hints at a commission examining last half times, but details are unclear.
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Teres
Cunningham
Lovelock
Gehrig Injured During Exhibition With Yankees
Lou Gehrig, Iron-man Yankee first baseman, was struck on the head by a wild throw in a Norfolk exhibition. He collapsed and suffered a mild concussion, with an X-ray planned in Washington to assess full damage. His consecutive games streak remains at risk as his status for the afternoon game depends on test results.
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Norfolk
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Louw
Ray White
Norfolkher
Brie
Columia
Gehrig
Washington
Yankee
Belle Kline visits with Westheffer family in Kaw Valley
Mrs Belle Kline spent last week with her sister Mrs Don Westhefer and son Don Jr in Kaw Valley. Mrs Gordon Davis hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday for Mrs Theodore Thulin a recent bride. Attendees included Mrs Franklin Von Petten Miss Josephine Gilmore Miss Hughes Miss Jola Duncan Miss Ruth Duncan Mrs J A Turner and daughter Gladys the bride Emma Mrs Ralph Wichman Mrs Helen Tornaden Mrs Louie Hadl and daughter Marguerite Pearl Smoots Elsie Freeman and Gracie Steele. The bride received many gifts. Roy Hadl of Melbern Kan visited with the Hadl family. Mrs Louisa Freinemutch and Mrs Allie Harlin and daughter Mary Louise of Tonganoxie spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Martin Abel and daughter.
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Belle Kline
Don Westheffer
Don, Jr
Gordon Davis
Theodore Thulin
Franklin von Petten
Josephine Gilmore
Misson Hughes
Jola
Ruth Duncan
J. A. Turner
Gladys
Emma
Ralph Wichman
Helen Tornaden
Louie Hadl
Marguerite
Pearl Smoots
Elsie Freeman
Gracie Steele
Roy Hadl
Melbern, Kan
Louisa Freinemutch
Allie Harlin
Mary Louise
Tonganoxie
Martin Abel
West Fairview Visitors Report Weekend Callers
G Grice of the Disney neighborhood visited Friday noon with Mr and Mrs A S Hump. Mrs Jack Beam visited JT and Mrs Dolpho Beam Friday afternoon. Mrs York has returned home at Mrs Dolpo Beams after visiting other relatives.
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G. Grice
Disney
A. S. Hump
Jack Beam
Dolpho Beam
Mrs. York
Reno Ladies Travel for Wisconsin Funeral
Miss Mary Phenicie and Miss Severance prepare to leave Reno for Madison Wisconsin. Mr Othal Wiley and Mrs Graham accompanied by Mrs Wiley head to Kansas City on Tuesday to attend the funeral of L Foulke on whose farm the Wileys reside.
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Mary Phenicie
Severance
Madison, Wis
Othal Wiley
Graham
Kansas City
L. Foulke
Wileys
Local Notes From Tonganoxie And Area
Mrs Lottie Sills returns to Topeka after weeks with her grandmother Mrs Anna Myers. Students at Emporia summer session include Eunice Ridgway Agnes Gress and Rhoda Lenahan. Mr and Mrs Fred Papenhausen attend golden wedding anniversary celebration at Swope Park Kansas City. Mrs Wm McGee fractures finger playing softball last Monday night an X ray shows break in first joint of left fore finger.
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Lottie Sills
Topeka
Anna Myers
Kansas State Teacher's College
Emporia
Eunice Ridgway
Agnes Gress
Rhoda Lenahan
Fred Papenhausen
Swope Park
Kansas City
Wm. McGee
Pleasant Grove Families Visit Father for Ice Cream Day
Pleasant Grove residents including Mr and Mrs Grover Ulrich Dudley and Russell Mr and Mrs Sanders Mr and Mrs William Boehle and children Gerald and Virginia Rose Mr and Mrs Henry Hoehle and daughters Lila and Florene spent Sunday with their father August Boehle. They visited and made ice cream. Marian Gentry of Lake View visits grandmother Mrs Stella Landis. William Kellen of Lawrence is noted in the week’s local items.
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Grover Ulrich
Dudley and
Russell
Sanders
William Boehle
Gerrald
Virginia Rose
Henry Hoehle
Lila
Florene
August Boehle
Marian Gentry
Lake View
Stella Landis
William Kellen
Lawrence
R. L. Clough
Kellen
Clough
Virgil Landis
Amoni
Warren
Stellin Landis
Marion Gentry
James Patterson
R. L. Gina
Wright Horton
Evelyn
Ed Deay
Mildred
Edith
Carl Peterson
Betty
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
George van Housen
Carl Young
Clinton
J. S. Flory
Bonnie
Alma
Roy
I. S. Flory
Lois
Vircil Landis
Felix Tucker
Harold
John Daniels
Kenneth
Irene
Orville Flory
Phyllis
Leonard Williams
Baby
Peterson
Figures in Rumored Romance and Baldwin Social Notes
Miss Betty Ebright hosted a group of young women at a Wednesday evening slumber party in Baldwin with attendees including Esther Brockway and Mary Margaret Williams. Local gossip centers on a rumored romance and includes visits from Dr. and Mrs. Carol Wilson of Norborne Missouri. The week featured Rotary Club program by Dean H. AB Ebright on home free books, school delegate Helen Keohane to the National Education Association, and several family visits and travels to Topeka, Denver, and Chicago.
Baldwin area notes busy with visits and weddings
Local residents report a flurry of social visits and events. R L Clough and families host and travel to Lawrence while the So and Sew club meets at Pleasant Grove. Coralie Ardis Weds William Rynerson in Baldwin First Methodist Church with ministers and families attending.
Baldwin News Visitors Share Local Travel Notes
Mrs Earl Martin and Misses Dorothy Deel and Betty Ebright were Lawrence visitors on Wednesday. Miss Besse Barton Cannon returned to Kansas City after spending a week with cousins Mr and Mrs Charles F Beeks. Mr and Mrs J F Lewis and Miss Anna Lewis came home Monday from Hiawatha visit, joined by Mr and Mrs Wilbert W Lewis and sons Bill and John of Topeka for several days. Leonard W Waring returned Monday from Berger Texas where she was called by illness and death of sister Mrs Hattie Carnes. Dr and Mrs James Gander arrive Saturday to spend weekend with Mrs James H Gander and Mr and Mrs Charles Kalb. Prof and Mrs W J Williams and daughters Mary Margaret and Marion Louise returned.
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Betty Ebright
Deel
Esther Brockwa
Mary Margaret Williams
Anne Kelly
Carol Wilson
Norbourne
Baldwin
Wilson
J. G. Brockway
Cyril Sheppard
Doris
Sarah
Virginia
Larned
Julius Smith
Frank” Ellis
Kathleen
Jay
J. M. Layton
Topeka
Lee Sumners
Baldwin Rotary Club
Dean H. AB. Ebright
Howie Sanders
Sini
Hattie Elizabeth Hutchins
Helen Keohane
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
National Education Association
B. F. Crissman
Helen Jo Crissman
Sally Crissman Hinkle
Wyoming
Lydia Nutter
Clara Johnson
Manitou
Colorado
Inez Johnson
Earl Martin
Dale
Marshall
Texas
Grace S. Black
Chicago
Roberta Sowers
Wichita
Neodesha
Baldwin Garden Club
Knob Hill
W. J. Adriance
Beryl Green
Sarah Lou
Portland
Ore
Mary Ross
Lawrences K. Hall
Green
Grace Leach
Baker
Dorothy Maxwell
Homer Maxwell
Burl
Slu
Daisy Deel Turner
Margaret
Eee
Samuel A. Deel
Charles Urner
Alpha Phose
Pha Chi Omega
R. Becks
Baldwin Pent
C.F. Behr
Elizabeth Leach
Valley Falls High School
Helen Leonard
University’ of Kansas
Erin Baldwin Wite Leach
Leonard
Pisa
Loave
Winfield
Misa Louie Leslie
State Board of Education
Ball
Gilbert M. Ganders
C. J. Fischer
J. M. Montgomery
James H. Gander
N. A. Horrell
Charles Kalb
Emma Caroline
Earl Hobson
Gilbert Kapelle
Edward Kapelle
Edward
Merle
Jeanne Fischer
Ben Hammond
Little Teri Montgomey
Earl Harper
Evansville
U. S
Clarence M. Shewalter
Red Romeo
Michigan
Baldwin Showalters
White House
Charles Wells
H. F. Wells
Lawrence
Richard Stephens
Donna Jean
Dolores Louise
Dennison
Charles E. Stephens
Minister's Wives Association
Drury, Brown
Ottawa
Will Hey
Tillie
Gilly
Tennie Collins Campbell
Coralie Ardis
William Elkien Rynerson
Rynerson
Harriett Rynerson
Baldwin Ledger
M. E. Wilson
Vernona
N. J
Mr. Wellborn
Leonard W. Waring
Berger
Tex
Hattie Carnes
James Gander
W. J. Williams
Mary Margaret
Marion Louise
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