Boston Beats Phillies 19 to 4 in Doubleheader Sweep
Boston downed Philadelphia 19 to 4 in the opener and won the nightcap 4 to 1, as Red Sox pitchers limited the Phillies and chased the starter early. Chuck Stathen worked three innings and the Red Sox offense cranked out early runs to secure the lopsided twin bill victory.
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Witte Spa
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Rune
Rice
Louie Cardin
Harry Breet
Ju Schmitz
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Ron Nerthey
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Hesten Bray
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Braves
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Wille
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Peaieian Ital
York
Pre-School Attendance Noted in Clauste Report
A partial note records preschool attendees with five younger children listed as present. The fragment mentions a class in Clauste and an arrangement for ongoing activities. It reflects a brief school attendance summary from an unidentified period.
Derby Eligibles Eye Saturday's Annual Classic Run
Derby eligibles prepare for the annual classic with On the Mark and several rivals set to race. Odds and lineups focus on recent blue grass stakes form and the depth of entrants including Your Host Midground and Theory as Derby day approaches.
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Parner
Moses
Wella
Stout
Pitt
Teuben
Ion
Vances
Othyeres
Wonesep
Leto Luck
Frummes King
Tom Grays
Mr. Trouble
Ice Headley
Lote
Shite
Clifford Mooer
Hawley
Walter Fugate
Halliebor
Lou Rolind Reelected As Kansas Missouri EME Leader
Rolind reelected president of the Kansas Missouri EME chapter at its annual meeting held yesterday in Kansas City. Frederick M. Derwacher of Jewellee Liberty serves as president. J Ro Lind of KU is secretary treasurer. Rockhurst College will host the 1951 meeting.
Cabinet maker A T Rinehart to build new shop on New Hampshire
A. T. Rinehart, cabinet maker, plans a brick two story shop between Tenth and Eleventh streets on New Hampshire. The lot north, owned by Herman Broeker, will host hay work by Sperry and Brecker, with both buildings to be brick over concrete blocks. Project cost listed as 140 dollars with expected finish in about three shadings, subject to unforeseen delays.
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Eleventh Street
New Hampshire Street
Rinehart
Herman Broeker
Sperry
Cand Brecker
Lawrence Phining
Corus Christi
Texas
Detroit
Ich
Kansas City
Hinchart
Broecker
Two Big Seven Firsts at Drake Relays in Des Moines
Des Moines reports two Big Seven firsts on the final Drake Relays day. Nebraska wins pole vault and Kansas State clears high jump while Jayhawks suffer baton mishap in 2 mile relay.
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Iowa
Cooper
Nebraska
Virgil Severens
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Herb Semper
Ehampe
Kansas State
Nebraake
Follin Prather
Tenn State
Fit Thora
Fftm
Fenene
Tiare
Michican Normal
Dwaranem Madeyae Fem
Reat
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Janey Copal
Frank Wary
Leonard Trieee
Indiapa
Regan
Ralph Arthur Strawn
Indiana
Oklahoma
Font Heinen
Beady
Aay Honeer
Santa Marhara
Velier Tait
Central
Fee Oma
Feet
Dinehen
Deteiine Hittie
Denver
Dave Norton
Juliana
Kedward Jones
Dardis
Vern Morir
Kires
Howard Ficke
Conia
Tobin Rote
Rice
St. James
Thay Marek
Texan
Rita Mekarta
Bansta
Culepe
Inehond J. Watariette
Watter
Notleld
Miasguriz Purdue
Tian Canper
Nouri
Wy Bryan
Tex
Btu
Fraternity Row Case Goes to Trial Today
Former Ohio State freshman James D. Heer faces trial in Columbus regarding the November slaying of the Ohio State Lantern managing editor. The case centers on Jack T. McKeown of Delta Tau Delta, a 21 year old, with Heer from Euclid and McKeown linked to a homecoming party.
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James D. Heer
Ohio State
Ohio Ste| Lantern
Jack T. McKeown
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Heer
Euclid
McKeown
Nore
Expanded junior class joins Missouri Valley meet in Kansas City
High school boys are invited to an expanded junior class event for the Missouri Valley AAU track and field meet in Kansas City Kansas on May 27. The program adds 19 college or open events and allows any registered amateur from Kansas or Missouri to compete.
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Kan
Missouri Valley A.A.U
Kansas
Missouri
Bus Driver Aids Injured Mongrel On Route
Baltimore May 1 A bus driver halted after a crash to comfort a mongrel dog pinned under a bumper. He tended the dog until it calmed then resumed his route, arriving about half hour late while passengers continued. The transit company made no complaint.
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Baltimore
Barking Dogs Case Heard In Leicester Court
Judge Geoffrey Wrangham presided for five minutes in county court over a noise dispute in Leicester England. William Henry Dockerty testified that his neighbor Harry Summers kept barking dogs harming his and his wife health. Summers was ordered to pay 25 dollars damages and costs.
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Leicester
England
Geoffrey Wrangham
William Henry Dockerty
Harry Summers
Summern
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