Penny Sets Two New League Marks In Track Meet
Lawrence Lions finish second at the Northeast Kansas League meet in Atchison with 62 points as Shawnee Mission wins with 68. Penny sets league shot put and discus records while Dick Johnson leads Lawrence as top scorer with 216 points and Waestaff boosts Lawrence’s relay and field events.
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Baseball scores and standings mix from early leagues
The American League results show New York 4 over Chicago, Washington 12 over Cleveland 10 4, and Detroit had only games played. Nations League Pittsburgh 5 over 4, Brooklyn 4 over 3. Other scores include Chicago 13 1 Philadelphia 1 New York 34, Cincinnati, and St. Louis 7 over 4 Boston 2 10. American Association Minneapolis minus one over Columbus 1 4. St Paul 4 over 3 Kansas City Vilwau.
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Wrigley Field
Cecil Travis
Senators
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Tribe
Eelecompton
League L. was a FADER results in 1949 baseball recap
The article lists National and American League batting, pitching, and fielding leaders with players including Musial, St. Louis. DiMaggio and Pesky, Boston. Williams, New York. Greenberg, Detroit. and Rizzuto, New York. It notes run totals, RBIs, doubles, triples, and pitching records, then shifts to a Coffeyville High track meet where Coffeyville won 78 1/2 points with Fort Scott and Independence close behind.
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Associated Press
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Berman
Trraoislyn
Hopp
Boston
Witek
New Tone
Ina Musial
Tolmen
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Caus Hite
St. Louis
Wyrone Tek
Jae
Mistal
St. Truts
R. Patho
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Vhsindetouin
Stevena
Brooklyn
Cinerina
Mixe
New York
Whiker
Helzer
Cincinnati
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St. Louls
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Chicas
Heintzeman
Pittsburgh
American Langee
DiMaggio
Pesky
wWilliams
Doerr
Troston
Willems Boston
Etten
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Triples
Keller
DiMacro
Philadelphia
Chapman Zieien Haars
Case Cleveland
McQuinn
Rizzuto
Chandler
Harris
Coffeyville High
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Kan
Fort Scott
Independence
Columbus
Pitsburg
Ginnie
Derby day musings mix horses, bets and futures
Louisville journalists analyze Derby legends and breeding along with prize money and trainer honors. Mentions Assault and Mold Venture as well as Jet Pilot, Whirlaby Omaha, Exterminator, and Clean Slate. Notes Kent stakes at Delaware Park and Derby eligibility of Assault and Hampden. Ends with Kansas track meet winners Pretty and Great Lion.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Mold Venture
Whirlaby Omaha
Exterminator
Robert J. Kleberg
Max Hirsch
Elizabeth Graham
Jet Pilot
Graham
Chica
Assault
Clean Slate
Lawrence High Leads Northeast Kansas Athletics Record This Year
Lawrence High School tops the Northeast Kansas League with football and basketball titles, and track runner up. Coach credits Woodard Perry Watson Jast and Principal Graber while Penny and Johnson stand out in weight events and all-state stature. Regional and state meets loom as Jayhawkers term rivals in Kansas.
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Watson
Ralph Graber
Penny
Kansas
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Rtchison
Kansaa
Retore
Chan Cairns
Hutehineng
Rheves
Leavenworth
Hich
Tae Hahn
Bethary
Vessiveretty Viste Waskell
Ite
K.ul
Ray Kanohl
University
Assault Wins Derby First Texas Born Horse Tops Churchill Downs Victory
Louisville news recalls Assault the first Texas born Derby winner bred in Texas and trained by a Texan, ridden by a Flatbush jockey. His eight length margin at Churchill Downs set a Derby record pool and boosted his earnings to 144,450 as he braces for the Preakness with Hampden and others in pursuit.
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Louisville
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Flatbush
Baltimore
Pimlico
America
Bold Venture
Old Bold
Way
King Ranch
Igual
Churchill Downs
Brooklyn
Warren Mehrtens
Whirlaway
Wiliam du Pont
Hampden
Job Dean Jessop
Spy Song
Lord Boswell
Knockdown
Elizabeth Graham
Musial Eyes .400 Milestone in Big Season Push
STAN MUSIAL may reach a .400 batting mark after piling up 27 hits in 64 games as the Cardinals surged into a first place tie with Brooklyn. He drilled six hits in a doubleheader day, boosting his average and helping Max Lanier to another win as St Louis split with Boston.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Ted Williams
New York
Joe Himageia
Detroit
Dick Wakefield
Zoh
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Musial
Williams
Red Sox
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Cardinal
Redbirds
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Crooklyn
Dixie Walker
Braves
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Wittsburgh
Dodgers
Hines
Jimmy Brown
Jack Barrett
Rankie Gustine
Pennsylvania
Care Few Law
Lecompton Defeats Lawrence Bluebirds 10 to 3 in Baseball
Lecompton triumphed over the Lawrence Bluebirds 10 to 3 as the visitors outhit the locals 9 to 8. Bluebirds pitchers Carl Sandefur and Bob Davis faced Lecompton with Gibbons on the mound for the winners. The score by innings shows Lecompton scoring early and holding on for the win.
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Lecompton
Lawrence Bluebirds
Carl Sandefur
Bob Davis
Bluebirds
Gibbons
Innines
Lecomptan
Ian
Kansas Defeats Aggies in Track Meet 86 45
Kansas easily defeated the Aggies 86 to 45 in a Saturday afternoon dual in Manhattan. Harold Kiser led with 15 points, Charlie Black added 14, and Kansas swept first place in multiple events including the 440 yard dash, shot put, high jump, and javelin. John Jackson won the 400 and helped the mile relay, with teammates Raab Desterhart Lunsford in the winning quartet.
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Lawrence
Johnson
Tall Schanke
B. Johnson
Boone
Cox
Waestaff
Olathe
University of Kansas
Kansas Aggie
Harold Kiser
Aggie
Charlie Black
Kansas
LeRoy Robison
Crimson and Blue
Raab
Desterhaft
Lunsford
Desterhart
Peck
Moore
Scofield
Mite Pin— Moore
Koo Toneure
Cunnie
Wavefarel
Jay
Karl Elbe
K.U
Hinchee
Memorial Stadium Hosts Missouri Tigers in 9 Dual Meet
The team will host the Missouri Tigers for a nine dual meet Friday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.
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Magan
J. . Neh
Ray Kandel
Tigers
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawkers
Mes
Lincoln
Missouri Tigers
SPORTS MIRROR: Historical Baseball and Golf Moments Recap
A compressed look at past sports events across the majors and amateurs. Highlights include a baseball trade involving Jack Saltaraver, a Yankees sweep of the Red Sox in a doubleheader, and a Detroit golf title by Monarch Beers. The item traces notable moments from seven, five, and ten years ago, with brief scores and outcomes.
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Jack Saltaraver
Kansas City Blues
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Boston Red Sox
Jed
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