Southspaws May Be Cards Downfall In Giants 5 to 1 Win
The Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1 as left handers limited the Cards to four hits. Dave Koslo starred for New York, beating St. Louis and breaking a first place tie with Brooklyn. Dodgers beat Cubs 3 to 2 on a pinch single by Billy Herman. Red Sox win 5-4 over Tigers. Yankees 8-2 over Indians. Browns 10-3 over Athletics. Pirates top Phillies 8-3. other games rained out.
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High School Baseball Tourney Set for May in Topeka
Eight teams selected from invitation tournaments statewide will enter the Kansas state high school baseball tournament in Topeka on May 23 24 and 25. KSHA commissioner E A Thomas will observe teams and select entrants from reports. Other invitation events to watch include Dodge City May weekend and Abilene May 7, with Salina Abilene St Johns Military Academy Vespers and Culver.
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Women’s International Bowling Congress Opens in Kansas City
The 26th Women’s International Bowling Congress World tournament brings 7,000 bowlers from 294 cities across 37 states to Kansas City for 37 days of competition with nearly $50,000 in prizes. Mayor William Kemp welcomes the players as 1,500 teams compete in the event.
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Kansas City
William Kemp
Sauer Leads Mt. Oread Coaches Banquet Talk in Wichita
Mt. Oread head coach George Sauer and Athletic Director E. C. Quigley joined by staff and old grads at a Wichita banquet. Sauer outlined spring football results, noting 36 of 110 freshmen remained, with 12 or 13 able to contribute in Big Six play. He discussed backfield prospects, ends, and the Navy timing for Harmon while predicting Ray Evans will be a great back and confirming no cross-sport conflicts with basketball players like Charley Black. The schedule for Kansas U features Missouri, Nebraska, and several big foes, with warmups against TCU, Denver, and Wichita.
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Phog Allen Nets Second Golf Hole-in-One
Dr. F C Allen KU basketball coach achieved his second hole-in-one, this time on a spring afternoon at Lawrence Country Club. He parred 36 with a two over over par score in light rain, using a No 3 wood for the ace on the seventh hole, while playing with Cigen Jones Owen Carl and Bert Nash.
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Kansas U. coaches hold meeting on football and recruiting
KU mentors described efforts to recruit players by emphasizing real benefits and pay, rejecting lavish offers seen at other schools. A two hour meeting covered concerns about room and board and the value of athletics to students, with plans for continued discussions through June.
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Leavenworth Braves Open Season With Big Win
Leavenworth’s Braves beat St Joseph 7 to 3 in the Western Association opener as L Rosengarten pitched all nine innings, allowing nine hits. Meanwhile Fort Smith Giants defeated Muskogee 4 to 0 on Paul Almonte’s two RBI homer with two aboard.
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Tom Fairweather
Western Association
Des Moines
Sports Mirror flashback from baseball and derby history
A packed retrospective recalls Tray year ace Paul Waner’s release by the New York Yankees. It notes Kirby Higbe’s 1930s heroics, Warren Wright’s Whirlaway Derby record 2.01 2/3, and Jane DiMaggio’s 1935 Yankees debut with three hits against the Browns.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Ennis
Yanks
Browns
Kansas teams clash with Missouri in two spring sports meet
Kansas University golfers and tennis players travel to Columbia to face Missouri. Gordon Sabine’s undefeated netters aim to edge closer to the conference racquet title as Shoaf and Grooms lead KU in singles and doubles. Missing are Wade and McDonald for quizzes, while Hines Winey Pickerall Rudey headline the lineup.
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K.U
Bob "Bitay” Barnes
Wichita
Charlie Carson
Kansas City
Phil Wade
Pete McDonald
Blaze at Arlington Park destroys 24 horses worth 560000
Two investigations underway into the May 3 fire at Arlington Park that wiped out 24 thoroughbreds valued at 560000. Officials see no arson. possible spontaneous combustion or careless handling cited. Six Maine Chance horses saved. New York owner Mrs. Elizabeth Graham. Also note: Kansas track team to travel to Manhattan for dual meets with Kansas State and Missouri.
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Sauer Guest Speaker at Sabetha Banquet by Kiwanis
George Sauer, Kansas University football coach, was the guest speaker at a Sabetha high school athletes banquet hosted by the Kiwanis club last evening. He is scheduled to speak in Iola tonight.
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Three-Entry Derby Hope For Mrs Graham At Churchill Downs
Mrs Elizabeth Graham enters three horses Lord Boswell Knock down and Perfect Bahrain in the 72nd Kentucky Derby as history notes only one owner previously achieved a three horse entry and still failed to win the $100000 purse at Churchill Downs drawing 100000 fans hoping for a surprise win from Maine Chance farm’s trio.
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the Roses
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Bahrain
Tedeos
Payne Whitney
Field of 17 in Kentucky Derby
Lord Boswell tops list as 17 three year olds enter for the 72nd Derby at Churchill Downs with mud likely on a damp day. Maine Chance leads a three horse entry and Eddie Arcaro seeks a fourth Derby win as 100,000 fans are expected to attend the muddy running for a $96,400 purse.
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Robert Kleberg, Jr
Texas
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Denzil Hollingsworth
Kender
Agault
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The Standing Stand Jean Association Recap
Rain interrupted play as Kanes City hosted league action with Brooklyn, Chicago, and New York results. Teams like Western Association clubs Hampden and Fort Smith clashed while final tallies included winning tickets in a late race.
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No game in Kansas City dampens wet grounds postponement
St Paul held the American Association lead at 10 5 last night but fell back as Indianapolis moved to 8 5 with a 3 1 ten inning win after three late errors. Milwaukee dropped a 7 1 decision to Columbus while Louisville routed Minneapolis 15 3 in the opener.
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