Giants Aid Hubbell In 11 to 2 Victory
Carl Hubbell earned his 3rd win of the season as the New York Giants routed the Brooklyn Dodgers 11 to 2. Dizzy Dean matched Hubbell’s effort with a five hitter for the Cardinals in a 7 to 1 win over Cincinnati, while other major league results included the Yankees losing 4 to 1, the Pirates falling to the Cubs 7 to 2, and Jim Turner’s rookie debut in a 10-2 Bees win over the Phillies.
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Carl Hubbell
King Carl
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Joe DiMagain
Yankees
Bill Terry
Louisville In Shutout At Indians Expense
Louisville Colonels won their third straight shutout, defeating the Indianapolis Indians 4 to 0 behind Buck Marrow. The win tightens their hold on second place behind Milwaukee. Brewers beat Kansas City 6 to 5, rallying with a three run burst in the eighth. Coffman allowed four Kansas City runs but won later for Columbus as they beat Toledo 3 to 2. Minneapolis-St Paul game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis Indians
Buck Marrow
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Brewers
Blues
Forrest Pressnell
Bill Zuber
George
Slicker) Coffman
Columbus
Red Birds
Toledo
Coffman
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Baseball results across leagues highlight decisive NL and AL games
National League games saw New York 11 over Brooklyn 2 and Boston 10 over Philadelphia 2. Chicago 7 beat Pittsburgh 2 with St Louis 7 over Cincinnati 1. American League notes Washington 4 over New York 1 and Boston 15 over Philadelphia 5. Petrakt 4 defeated Cleveland 2 in 19 innings. Milwaukee 6 beat Kansas City 5. Louisville 4 beat Indianapolis 9. Columbus 3 over Toledo 2. St Paul Minneapolis postponed due to wet grounds.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Petrakt
Cleveland
Iain
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Detroit
Eveland
Loutaville
Minneapolis
Yesterday's Stars Dominate as Dodgers Yankees and More
Ditsy Dean leads Cardinals past Reds 7 1 allowing five hits and six strikeouts. Nick Newson beats Yankees 4 1 with eight strikeouts five hit ball. Carl Hubbell and Jim Ripple shine Giants 11 2 as Ripple hits pinch homer with bases loaded. Kim Turner Bees 10 2 over Phillies with six hits. Ferrell Red Sox 15 5 over Athletics as homers and hits power win. Rogers Walker Tigers 4 2 over Indians on two doubles in 10th. O'Dea Hack Cubs three runs in seventh against Pirates. Washburn Athletes sweep Ottawa University in a dual tennis match May 1.
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Ditsy Dean
Red Sox
Athletics
Billy Rogers
Gerry Walker
Tigers
Indians
Jin O'Dea
Stan Hack
Cubs
Pirates
Kansas teams clash in weekend and midweek track and field
Saturday schedule features XKU versus Nebraska here in track action. Monday brings KU at Missouri with golf and tennis events. Wednesday includes KU at Kansas State in softball and tennis while Haskell hosts Washburn in track. Friday Traskell faces Baker at Baldwin in track. The Kansas trio Kansas University Nebraska and Kansas State compete in a track meet at Manhattan.
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Kansas State
Haskell
Washburn
Viday Traskell
Baker
Baldwin
Manhattan
Kansas Jayhawkers Fall To Nebraska In Second Baseman Duel
In Lincoln on May 1 the Kansas Jayhawkers lost to Nebraska 7 to 2 in the second game of the series. Kansas led briefly in the first inning on walks and errors, but Nebraska tied in the second and added three runs in the third. Jayhawker pitcher Barney Anderson pitched well, allowing nine hits, while Harris Andrews surrendered 13. Poor KU fielding and base running spurred the Huskers to victory. Batteries were B Anderson and F Anderson for Nebraska with Andrews and Borman for KU.
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Nebraska
United States Gears to Clinch Davis Cup Doubles Victory
The United States aims to seal advancement in the Davis Cup first round zone eliminations by winning the doubles match against Japan. Don Budge and Gene Mako led early with a decisive win over Nakano, while Frankie Parker swept Yamagishi in straight sets, as the Americans seek the North American zone final berth.
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United States
Japan
Don Budge
Oakland
Gene. Mako
University of Southern California
Jiro Yamagishi
Fumiteru Nakano
Haskell Loses on Track in Fort Scott Meet
Fort Scott Junior College defeated Haskell 90 to 32 in a night track meet at Fort Scott. Fort Scott won first in most events, as records fell in the mile and discus. Ottawa, Kansas May 1, College of Emporia triumphed in a triangular meet over Ottawa University and Baker University, scoring 79 to 59 with three firsts. Bob Clift of Emporia led individually with 11 points. Manhattan, Kansas May 1, Kansas State College lost tennis and golf to Nebraska, with Nebraska taking golf 6 to 2 and tennis 3 to 1.
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Manhattan
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Marks stand out in Kansas Relays
Kansas tops in six events across Kansas Relays while Penn and Drake claim others. Indiana and Manhattan post strong times in the mile and distance medley events. Notables include Lash wins two miles at Kansas and Penn, Drake and Penn set sprint records, and Terry of Hardin-Simmons sets a new intercollegiate javelin mark.
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Miller
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Manhattan
Ohio State
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Francis
Nebraska
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Columbia
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Cunningham
Indiana
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Stein
Rice
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Washington State
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Pasadena
Peacock
Temple
Hubbard
Minnesota
Major League Leaders Show Mixed Power and Streaks
Baseball leaders span several clubs with Walker Tigers and Lary Indians leading in runs and hits. Cronin Red Sox and Bell Browns tie in doubles, Selkirk Tankees and Rosenthal White Sox top triples, Johnson Athletics and Walker Tigers pace home runs. Pitching notes show Williams Athletics and Stratton White Sox excelling in wins with tied 20 each.
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Lary
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Averill
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Bell
Browns
Selkirk
Tankees
Stone
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Senators
Rosenthal
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Johnson
Athletics
Putlak
Solters
Werber
Williams
Law- Sgrie Tigees
Stratton
Tola Wins Meet and Bethel Dual Track Victories
A Neosho Valley League track meet saw Tola High School win with 59 1 3 points as Garnett, Yates Center, Burlington and Humboldt trailed. Bethel College defeated Sterling College 1 to 50 in a dual meet with F Friesen leading Bethel. Elks bowling scores and a peach tree rustling incident at Grand Junction are noted, with a suggestion to brand nursery stock.
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Garnett
Yates Center
Burlington
Humboldt
Bethel
Sterling Sterling
Bethel College
Sterling College
F. Friesen
ELKS
Grand Junction
Colo
F. R. Roe
Airport crowd attends Army Navy air maneuvers
The largest crowd ever at the Lawrence airport viewed Army and Marine air maneuvers from three Kansas City ships. Grumman fighters, 046 Douglas aircraft, and Consolidated P T trainers showcased military aviation. Local leaders praised airport progress while plans for radio comms and a May visit by Kelly Field pursuit squadron were announced.
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Grumann
Marine Reserves
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Kelly Field
Texas
Lawrence
Lawrence Aviation Club
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University of Kansas
C.W.A
Jimmy Cox Heads To Harvard For Psychiatry Training
Jimmy Cox, former Kansas University athletic trainer, will pursue a Harvard Medical School degree with a goal of specializing in psychiatry. A Missouri-born athlete and trainer, Cox rose from KU to Harvard after a standout track career was halted by injuries. He has earned acclaim for rapidly readying injured athletes, including Harvard football end George Roberts and swimmer Charlie Hutter, and is praised by coaches and athletes alike.
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Brutus Hamilton
University of California
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Hamilton
Glenn Dunningham
America
Cunningham
Jim Bausch
Clyda Coffman
Victor Francis
Yale
Russ Greenhood
Greenhood
George Roberts
Princeton
Roberts
Deremouth
Dick Harlow
Hutter
Kansas City Golfers Meet Local Pros Sunday at Lawrence
Benny Borgess and S F Talbot of Ivanhoe Country Club Kansas City Mo face pro Orville Stone and Glen Oatman in a pro am with 1 50 start at Lawrence Country Club. Umpire Robert Dolly Stark signed a one year contract to umpire in the National League. Cy Pfirman ill, retires for season.
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Ivanhoe Country Club
Kansas City
Orville Stone
Glen Oatman
Lawrence Country Club
New York
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Dolly) Stark
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Residents Guest List From Big Springs Social Roundup
Peggy Brooke spent the week end in Lawrence with Virginia Jo Wymer. Mr and Mrs A G Noe entertained at dinner Sunday for Natalie and Rex Road, Mrs Magdalena Husted and Harold Stowe of Lawrence, Mr and Mrs Merle Scheer and family of Topeka, Miss Gladys Noe and Ray Hammer of Topeka. Sunday visitors at the Noe home were Mr and Mrs M T Brooke and daughter Dorothy, and Mr and Mrs David Doe. Harold Stover spent the week end with Johnnie Kellogg. Howard Creel of Lawrence called Thursday at the Mac Watts home. Mr and Mrs S S Holloway are spending two weeks with their daughter Mrs Marvin Richardson, Mr Richardson and family of Melvern, Kan. Mr and Mrs Mac Watts entertained Sunday for Mrs Rose Hill and son Fritz of Lecompton, Mr and Mrs Fred Rothberger a Marjorie of Eudora, Mrs Lizzie Watts and son Peyton. Mrs Arthur Holloway spent Monday with her sister, Mrs Michael Zeeb. Mrs J C Lutz is staying sev
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Lawrence
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Wymer
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Rex Road
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Harold Stowe
Merle Scheer
Topeka
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Ray Hammer
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M. T. Brooke
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David ‘Oe
Harold Stover
Johnnie Kellogg
Howard Creel
Mac Watts
S. S. Holloway
Marvin Richardson
Richardson
Melvern
Kan
Rose Hill
Fritz
Lecompton
Fred Rothberger
J Marjorie
Eudora
Lizzie Watts
Douglas County Fair Book aims for June 1 printer deadline
The Fair Association board plans to have the fair book ready for the printer by June 1 with J O Webber Ray Cres and G W Cashman soliciting ads in Lawrence and Jopeks. Local visits include Miss Ethel Peckham of Topeka and Mrs Ben Kellogg with family. Jesse Wright of Colorado and F Wright relatives in Big Springs are noted as visitors. Seville Bilbao noted as Basque Republic port city nicknamed Pittsburgh of Spain for iron foundries.
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Topeka
Big Springs
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Jesse Wright
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