Lawrence foursome defends title at Topeka Kansas Amateur
Lawrence Country Club four sume of Glenn Oatman C A Galloway Gene Glahn and Dr H P Jones won the team trophy at the Kansas Amateur Championship on Shawnee course Topeka Oatman 75 Galloway 78 Glahn 81 Jones 81 for 315 Chick Pontius and Oatman withdrew from pro-am matches Ashley Chanute had clubs stolen before qualifying Ashley tied 77 Oatman 75 placed eighth in senior division with 50 year old Jack Robertson 72 Next year’s championship set for Sim Park Wichita Lawrence to host large local entry list with several KU students involved.
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Chi Galloway
George Lee
Giles Barker
R. J. Miller
Earl Chapman
Harold Bell
Moll and Partner Fall in Jayhawk Open Doubles
In Topeka on June 30, Irene Moll and her partner lost in a doubles match during the Jayhawk Open. The slate of fourth round upsets included top seeds, with Jack Rodgers of Houston eliminated by Ray Morgan of Wichita, and other notable results across singles and doubles events.
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Topeka
Jack Rodgers
Houston
Ray Morgan
Wichita
Lindsay Franklin
Bob Patterson
Tulsa
Gerald Tucker
Winfield
Tom Nixon
San Antonio
Muriel Leech
Doris Myers
Doris Kittell
Faye Patch
Bobby Curtis
Rob Billings
Dallas
Tucker
Alen McDonald
Jack Blakely
John Smith
Curtis
Rodgers
Delmont Peterson
Emporia
Don ‘Green
Patterson
Nixon
Tonight's Ball Games Schedule at Woodlawn Park
A condensed card lists 5:30 Jayhawks versus Cubs at South Park, 4:00 Old Timers against Others exhibition, and 6:30 Lone Star at City South Park. Minor venue notes included.
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Jayhawks
Cubs
South Park
Woodlawn Park
Lone Star
Historic sports milestones recalled in brief notes
One year ago Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs of California reached Wimbledon final. Sony Wimbledon's women's final saw Hilda Sperling and Alice Marble contend. Three years past Yankee Stadium hosted a double Yanks win over Red Sox 10-5 and 6-3. Five years ago Bill Bonthron beat Glenn Cunningham by two feet in the national AAU 1500m, setting a world record 3:48.9.
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Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
California
Hilda Sperling
Alice Marble
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Red Sox
Bill Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Night baseball, boxing notes and wedding page in New York
Roundup items include Clark Griffith proposing wholesale night games in the American League with five-night schedules between June 15 and September 15. Other notes cover Galento haggling with pew sales, Lou Gehrig Day donations, a Shelby club wedding invitation, boxing chatter about Louis and Galento, and media remarks on the bout outcomes and fighters.
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New York
Clark Griffith
Philly
Galento-Youis
Mike Jacobs
Col
D. Walker Wear
N. Y
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Organized Ball
Standings Update From The National And American Leagues
Results show Boston 8 New York 2 in the National League with Philadelphia at Brooklyn postponed. Chicago 7 St. Louis 6. American League St Louis 9 5 Chicago 3 7. Detroit at Cleveland postponed by rain. New York 1 7 Washington 2 0. Second game ended after six with darkness. Western Association Joplin 2 1 Salina 1 0 Springfield 5 7 Hutchinson 3 6 Topeka 8 Muskogee 4. Fort Smith and St Joseph idle. American Association St Paul 11 4 Kansas City 6 6 Toledo 7 Louisville 4 Indianapolis 3 Columbus 2 Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 4.
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Rinky Dinks Beat Tigers in Twilight League Action
The Rinky Dinks topped the Tigers 7 to 4 at Southpark in a Twilight league game, scoring in the first, third and sixth innings while sealing the win with strong seventh inning defense.
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Tigers
Southpark
Ga lento taps first beer barrel
Associated Press reports Ga lento achieved a historic first by tapping a beer barrel, marking a milestone in brewing history. The event drew attention from industry observers and local crowds who witnessed the notable moment.
Local score updates and classified page note
Reported scores include Manhattan 4 Beloit 5 Fairbury 3 Junction City 4 and Marysville 1 Concordia 3. A line notes 76 percent of Journal-World subscribers read the classified page daily and provides a phone contact.
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Beloit
Fairbury
Junction City
Marysville
Concordia
Journal-World
Saints Upset Blues In Opener As Minneap olis, St Paul Split
In St Paul on June 30 the Saints slowed the Kansas City Blues, 11 to 6, in the first game of a doubleheader before losing 6 to 4 in seven innings. Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 6 to 4 as the Millers posted 11 hits. Indianapolis edged Columbus 3 to 2 to sweep, while Toledo beat Louisville 7 to 4 as both clubs totaled 12 safeties.
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Minneapolis
American Association
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Kansas City Blues
Lindell
Picchota
Louisville
Miners Lead Western Association Narrow Gap With Wins
Joplin Missouri June 30 The Miners moved within one game of the Giants by sweeping Salina 2 to 1 and 1 to 0. Charley Wensloff earned his 12th victory with a four hitter and a tenth inning double driving in the winning run. Ralph Waldo allowed five hits and 17 strikeouts in the nightcap. Springfield split with Hutchinson as the Cardinals' rally put them four games back. Topeka beat Muskogee 8 to 4 after 15 hits. Tonight schedule includes Topeka at Fort Smith St. Joseph at Muskogee and Joplin at Hutchinson.
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Red Hot Western Association
Fort Smith
Giants
Salina
Charley Wensloff
Ralph Waldo
Eddie Sielski
Springfield
Cardinals
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Topeka
Muskogee
Baseball Recap Of The Day Includes Nine Straight Win For French
Yesterday's notes cover Dutch Teonard Senators At ley Donald Dodgers Yankees and other clubs. Larry French earned his ninth straight win in relief while Bill Lee credited with a relief save. Debs Garris homered with two on powering a six run burst to snap Giants winning streak. Bob Johnson homered twice driving in three as Athletics thumped Red Sox. Clint Brown and Brown combined on a six hit game, Chicago win.
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Larry French
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Bill Lee
Debs Garris
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Bob Johnson
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Red Sox
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Browns
Clint Brown
White Sox
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Chicago
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Leonard
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Clark
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Griffith
Frank Crosetti
Red Ruffing
Yankee
Ailey Donald
Babe Dahlgren
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Baseball Leaders and Stats From Boston to New York
Major league leaders include Foxx and McQuinn atop batting averages and hits. Key figures Kramer Case Williams Greenberg and Ott headline RBIs and runs, with multiple players sharing leads across teams. A brief anecdote notes Vince DiMaggio hitting a homer heard on a motorist’s radio near Louisville ballpark.
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Boston
McQuinn
St. Louis
Kramer
Case
Washington
Williams
Greenberg
Detroit
Rolfe
New York
Keltner
Cleveland
Wright
Lewis
Western State Teachers College grants arts degree to long-time worker
Jerry Hagan, sports editor of a Kalamazoo daily, earns a bachelor of arts from Western State Teachers' College after 18 years of part-time study. He completed the degree while keeping up his newspaper duties.
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Mich
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Western State Teachers’ College
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Fordham Sets August 28 Football Practice Start
New Fordham coach Jimmy Crowley announced the opening date for the Fordham football preseason practices set for August 28 in New York. Crowley indicated a focus on conditioning and system installation as the Rams prepare for the upcoming season.
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New York
Jimmy Crowley
Galento Wins Big Payoff as Louis Dominates in Ring
Promoter Mike Jacobs pays Tony Galento over fifty thousand dollars and sets a September bout with Lou Nova. Joe Louis earns praise for a knockout victory, hailed as possibly the greatest offensive fighter, despite vulnerability to hard hits. Contenders rush to arrange future matches, eyeing Detroit and Philadelphia showdowns for maximizing gates.
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New York
Tony Galento
Mike Jacobs
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Joe
Louis
Tony
Galento
Ray Carlen
Joe Quick
Jimmy Johnston
Bob Pastor
Jimmy
Pastor
Detroit
Nova
Philadelphia
Death of famed driver Jimmy Snyder in Cahokia crash
Jimmy Snyder, 31, Chicago native and noted racing driver, died in a midget car crash at Cahokia track near East St. Louis. The accident occurred during a 40 lap feature race in front of about 4 000 spectators after he posted a top qualifying speed. Snyder had finished second in the 500 mile Indianapolis race last December and also played professional football with the St Louis Gunners.
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Harmssome
Jimmy Snyder
Cahokia
Here
Indianapolis
Snyder
Paul Armbruster
St. Louis
Armbruster
Jimmy
St. Louis Gunners
Topeka Recreation Club Hosts Sunday Baseball Game
The Topeka Recreation Club will host a baseball game against the Lawrence Semipros in Holcom Grove Sunday at 2:30 PM. Admission is free. Lawrence manager Farmer Ross also announced Rosedale will visit July 4 for a game.
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Lawrence
Farmer Ross
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Ted Williams Helps Sick Boy Recover With Autographed Ball
Boston June 30 Ted Williams Red Sox rookie slugger stepped in after doctors reached the end of their methods to aid 11 year old Donald Nicoll critically ill for three weeks. Donald’s father appealed to Williams and the star promised to hit a couple for him then sent an autographed ball from all the Red Sox stars. The boy’s eyes brightened and doctors say his chances of recovery have improved.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
Donald Nicoll
Donald
Williams
Ted
Fisheries plant 33 million fish in Canadian waters
Ottawa reports more than 33 000 000 young salmon and trout distributed into Canadian waters last year as part of a push to boost fish stocks.
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Canadian
Senators Beat Yankees In 12 Inning Thriller
Washington Senators edged New York Yankees 2-1 in 12 innings before a 7-0 loss in six innings in the second game. Pitcher Dutch Leonard improved his mark to seven wins as the Senators stayed atop the standings.
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New York Yankees
Bombers
Nationals
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