Green Brothers Fall To Topeka Santa Fe 11–8 In Opener
The Green Brothers lose 11 to 8 to Topeka Santa Fe after a 3–2 lead, in a Shook diamond opener marked by late rallies. Bethel homered, Harris Trombold Pugh Welter Ireland and Friday contributed in scoring, with Topeka breaking away in the 4th–9th innings. Next Sunday at 3, Green Brothers host Emporia on the Shook diamond.
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Green Brothers
Topeka Santa Fe
Shook Diamond
Lawrence
W. C G. Hillis
W. J. Cummings
Jack Dunkley
al Green
Invaders
Bethel
Harris
Trombold
Pugh
Welter
Railroaders
Ireland
Clem
Tromhold
Pugh ‘Rilay
Beth
Emporia
Sheck
E W.harris
Frombeld
Pughef
Todd Welter
Walter
Hethel
Rott Broeker
Ian fTreland
Denny
Welt Mpson
Tmorris
Lynns
Weiter c
Machel
Pach
Ons
Barnett J
Denny Maichef
Stelen
Slayhauch
I “En Brothers
Davie
Tromieldy
Art Inings
Denny JL
Denny Hi
Glack
Si hall—Welter
Emmy Tirsthers
Santa Br
Dewees
Topeka
Major league STADERS Major league STADERS Giants
A garbled obscured text lists players and actions from various teams including the Giants Dodgers Cardinals Yankees Indians Tigers and White Sox with scattered names such as Watkins Herman T Terry Worthington Jins Gehringer Rothrock Morgan and Johnson. It references RBIs stolen bases and runs in a fragmentary box score style.
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Giants
Watkins
Herman
Terry
Aworthington
Dodgers
Jins
Cardinals
Molen
T. W. Firstes
Wirates
Gras
Gelme
Yankees
Athletics
Sir Walker
Tisers
Johson
Figers
Vosmtk
Porter
Indians
Aurerill
Tinth
Yank
Gehringer
Tigers
Trarter Finger
Chaplin
Varike Fueaml Rothrock
White Rayne
Morgan
Johnson
Baseball scores recap from yesterday across leagues
AP report summarizes multiple games with pitchers Bill Hallahan and Irving Hadley securing wins for Cardinals and Browns respectively. Lucas and Ruffie drove in runs as Reds and Senators triumphed, while Indians and White Sox also posted offensive support and pivotal hits in a busy day of baseball.
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Associated Press
Bill Hallahan
Cardinals
Red “Lucas
Reds
Pirates
Irving Hadley
Browns
Tigers
Lloyd Brown
Senators
Strange As It Seems in Flight Across Extreme Elevations
In a remarkable segment six planes of the Los Angeles Guard led by Captain George Sherwood flew 226 feet below sea level and over the highest and hottest places in the United States. They circled Mt. Whitney at 14,496 feet, then plunged to Death Valley 276 feet below sea level, 50 feet from scorching sands.
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United States
Los Angeles Californications Guard
George Sherwood
Mt. Whitney
Death Valley
de, Salli
Finkelstein
Poland
New York
Sports CalendarSchedule of Kansas Missouri tennis and track
The page lists sports events with times and venues including Kansas versus Missouri in baseball at 5:39 p.m. at the diamond, Kansas against Kansas State in a dual track meet here, and Oklahoma tennis at 3 oclock on Thursday plus Green Brothers versus Emports baseball at 3 oclock on Sunday.
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Kansas
Missouri
S. State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Green Brothers
Emports
Shock Diamond
Varsil
Gorillas set Drake meet records at Des Moines meet
Kansas college athletes led by Pittsburgh Teachers College shined at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. The Gorillas claimed a Drake meet record in the half mile relay with a 1 27.6, three other relay seconds, and White won the discus at 145.07 feet. Kansas notes show Bausch second in shot, Cunningham third in two miles, and Ehrlich tied for second in high jump among Kansas State results.
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Des Moines
Kansas College
Pittsburgh Teachers College
Gorillas
Hastings
Kansas Relays
Drake
Swisher
Kirby
Madison
Davis
Butler
White
Frank Bausch
University of Kansas
Ehrlich
Kansas State
Newblock
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pittsburg
Bausch
Klaner
Cunningham
Thornhill
Flick
Emporia
Washburn
Wichita University
Welton
Grune
Ask
Skippernoch
Haskell
Hodges
K. U
Stralow
KK. U
Orel
Wiansas
Kel
Pirie
James Maskell
Hode
Lurdies
Hy Kite
E Uy Weaver
Ko Uy
Hadres
Thira
Yole Vauil
Hy McGuire
Uz Trentty
KR. Us
Weaver
K. UL
Saul Haskell
Skipnermosh
Hask Taylor
K.-T
McGuire
Wodees
K.T
Johns Ien
Walton
Eagleman
Bates
Hasrazier
Hauskell
Ken
Isle
Harrington
ReConLan
Hodge
Tare Song
Case
Johanning
Taylor
Mayor and Sheriff Open Green Brothers Game In Red Caps
In Topeka a playful opening featured Mayor W C Ellis Chief W J Cummings Sheriff J Dunkley and Al Green alongside Green Brothers players. Ellis pitched Cummings swung and connected, Dunkley struggled with gear, and Green umpired as the crowd watched a comic opening act. A separate Woodburn Ky report notes girls basketball team discipline and training by coach Mrs Frank Peterson with season standards and diet control.
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Green Brothers
Shook Diamond
Lawrence
W. C. Ellis
W. J. Cummings
Jack Dunkley
al Green
Green Brothers Club
Sheriff Dunkley
Mayor Ellis
Chief Cummings
Green
Altho
Woodburn
Woodburn High School
Frank .D. Peterson
Griff Hears Pennant Flapping In Major League Preview
Walter Johnson predicts a tight race for the American League pennant with the Senators favored over the Yankees and Athletics. Joe Cronin shines as a top young shortstop and the Senators boast balance from pitching to defense. Clark Griffith expresses confidence, while Griff cautions that if they don’t win this year, the club finishing ahead will.
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Walter Johnson
Senators
Yankees
Athletics
Barney
Joe Cronin
Clark Griffith
Fox
Griff
Yanks
Washington
Kansas Saturday Sport Highlights Across Multiple Matches
Drake relay record set by Kansas Des Moines Pritert At Des Moines Pittsburg Teachers half mile relay 1 27.6. Kansas crushes Haskell 87 44 at Lawrence. Washington fencers upset Kansas 5 43 at Lawrence. Kansas State edges Missouri 7 6 in Manhattan Big Six baseball. Baldwin Wyandotte wins Baker relays class A 32 20. Fort Scott wins junior college relay. Centralia tops Class C with Valley Falls Pembroke second. Wichita North dominates Arkansas Valley meet class A. Arkansas City second. Wichita East third. Columbia Mo junior Coen leads Kansas tennis 6 0 over Missouri. Jack Toomer wins Florida golf title again.
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Pritert
Des Moines
Pittsburg
Drake
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Haskell Indians
Washington University
Manhattan
Kansas State
University of Missouri
Tigers
Baldwin
Wyandotte
Ottawa
Baker Relays
Fort Scott
Little River
Macksville
Columbia
Coen
Missouri
Kansas Relays Practice Meet Puts Haskell to 87–44 Defeat
KU Track squad not traveling to Drake Relays defeats Haskell Indians 87 to 44 at KU stadion. Skippergosh wins dashes and quarter, McGuire wins high jump and pole vault, Kite takes hurdles. Hodges soars 23 feet 7 1/2 inches. Welton wins shot put. other events list winners and times.
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K. U
Haskell Indians
K. U. Stadion
Skippergosh
Haskell
McGuire
Kansas
Kite
Hodges
Jayhawkers
Wyandotte and Ft Scott Baker Relays Winners
Wyandotte high scored 3244 points to win the class A section of the Baker relays with Ottawa second and Atchison third. Lawrence placed well, several event notes, and fort Scott won the Junior College division. Nine meet records fell as coaches plan for the Northeast Kansas League meet at Wyandotte next Saturday.
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Wyandotte High
Ottawa
Atchison
Lawrence
Rising
Bonebrake
Ardrey
Baker
Overbrook
McCraig
Centralia
Dingus
Mound City
McNeil
Wyandotte
O'Brien
Cordovan
Troy
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
Pembroke School
Kansas City
Valley Falls
Joe Ulm
Lawrence High
Favorites Tumble on Eve of Derby
Louisville May 2 AP Fickle fortune has led Tick On to become the chief east hope as the 1932 Kentucky Derby favorite Top Flight and Burning Blaze fade after poor shows. Tick On arrived at Churchill Downs after a Saratoga Hopeful win and third in two year old standings, with dawn blowout and steady conditioning for the Derby.
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Louisville
Churchill Dorms
L. G. Kauman
Spring Steel
Havre de Grace
VW. Whitney
Jamaica
Shandon’ Farm
Puttel
Tick On
Burning Blaze
Col. E.R. Braddey
Brother Joe
Burfoo King
Saratoga
Churchill Downs
Kansas Tennis Team Stays Unbeaten in Exhibition Sweep
The Kansas men blanked Missouri in Columbia 6-0 to extend their season sweep to 12-0. Captain Wilbur Coen and teammates won all six singles while also taking both doubles matches. Kansas prepares for conference tests against Kansas State and Oklahoma this week, with rain plans in place and no admission charge.
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University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Seson
Missouri
Missouri Lnst
Earier
Wilbur F
Prosser and
Cutlip
Hannum
Montague
Kansas Netsters
KK. US
Kansas State
Oklahoma
K.ul
Federal prison team at Leavenworth game report
A brief notes a Federal prison team at Leavenworth. The text mentions Independence, Haskett, Clark Ward, and Sullivan in a disrupted scoreline with unclear details about the matchup and players.
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Leavenworth
Clark
Ivars
J Wand Sullivan
Izaak Walton league backs five Kansas sportsmen goals
The Kansas state Izaak Walton league board endorsed five legislative priorities. They include forming a Gov Woodring backed committee to create a state park plan, shifting funding away from license revenues, eliminating the $3 statewide hunting license, requiring licensing for all hunters and fishers over 16, banning trapping or shipping cotton tail rabbits, and reforming the forestry fish and game commission to reduce political influence while strengthening game laws for wardens.
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Izaak Walton League
Kansas
Harry Woodring
State
Forestry Fish and Game Commission
YESTERDAYS RESULTS ACROSS LEAGUES
Yesterday's results cover the National and American Leagues with postponed games. Notable scores include New York over Philadelphia, Chicago over Luis, Detroit beating American Association entries, and scattered results from Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul and Des Moines. Also mentions Dallas Steers adopting new uniforms numbered 1 through 19 excluding 14.
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Boston
Chicago
Philade
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburch
Louis
Brooklyn
American” “League
Iere
Washington +t
Troit Renner
Philadelphia
Kansas
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Milwauke
Columbus
Toledo
Tulsa
Omah
Wichita
Joson Wala Okhoma
Denver
Nes Moines Oy Puchle
Eine T
Rin
Philadelonie
New -York
Hoshiatd
Luis Detroit
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaurke
Deel
St. Polo
Mirmeapelis
Toleds
Western Leagua
Jordphy
Des Meines
Ie Heh
Srna
Dallas Steers
Texas
Fourth Game Lost by Indians on Road Trip
The Haskell Indians lost 8 to 1 to the Independence club of Western Association at Independence on Saturday afternoon, marking their fourth straight defeat on the road trip. Coach Exbert Ward’s squad began the tour with a ree-7 of seateainht cickonice. Averill and Parl Averill are noted players, with Averill hitting .500 during spring training. Next Saturday Haskell plays the season.
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Haskell Indians
Independence Club
Western Association
Independence
Braves
Exbert Ward
Haskell
Js Averill
Parl Averill
Cleveland
Kell
Chitucea
Iday
Community notices and personal visits in Lawrence and nearby towns
A report covers a Lawrence area gathering with Mrs John Dunn and others receiving certificates for perfect attendance. Several families hosted and visited, with attendees from Lone Star Clinton and De Soto. Events include a dinner, ice cream, a program, vase and stationery gifts, and readings. Funeral and burial services are noted for Frank Orrick.
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John Dunn
Elizabeth
Doris
Dorothy Pinkem
Lawrence
Wilson
Baby
Irene
Nemie
Clinton
Gottlieb Nieder
John David
Lone Star
Miss Stevens
Harold Brohammer
Richard Postma
Boone
Russell Weible
Betty
Thelma Woodworth
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Erelyn Ihuck
Everett Pence
Asa Postma
Vera
George Marktey
Edith Deay
Evelishad Kk
Florence Postma
Awrence
Charlie Brohammer
George Mark- John Grahammer
Willet
Arlie Ever
Flory Cemetery
Oscar *Shuck
Frank Orrick
de Soto
Gottlish Neider
Solon Markley
Faye Montgomery
Marshall Churchbaush
Sanity
Local Social Notes Highlight Montgomery and Fave Families
In Columbia, Mr and Mrs Montgomery and Fave with Syuk Kenneth, William, Laurie and Richard, and others held a gathering at the home. Everett and John shared greetings with Mrs. Deny Spejt Sate Charles and Mer and Marial. Mildred and Hdibhurday hosted the event with Aunt Mary Katherine visiting. William spent Sunday at the Tom De Witt home in Lepwrence. Mr and Mrs Charlie Shuck and Lloyd Shuck joined John Churchbauch for a Sunday visit. Agnes Stevens and pupils enjoyed their day at school Friday April 22. Many district patrons attended, including several named locals from Crowder and surrounding families.
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Montgomery
Fave
Ne Syuk Kenneth
William
Postma
Plorenes
Laurie
Richard
Berrhsley
Linyd
Everett c
John
Abe Vlurvelay
Biohamoe
Charles
Mer
Mildred
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Jerry
NEW YORK_— GIANTS
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