Missouri Here For Two Ball Games K U In The Cellar
The Kansas Jayhawks lose a second straight Big Six game to Nebraska 4 to 6 at Lincoln. Missouri remains undefeated in conference by routing Kansas State 21 to 9 at Manhattan. Tigers head to Lawrence for back to back games against Kansas with weather permitting.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Manhattan
Tigers
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Jayhawkers Triumph in KU Kansas State Dual Meet
The University of Kansas tennis and golf teams defeated Kansas State in Manhattan in Big Six dual action. The netters won 5-1 while the golfers edged 9-14 to 8-14 in a tight meet.
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Kansas State
Manhattan
Hibbard
Kansas
Foreman
Franks
Thornbur- Ton
Gray
K-State
Engleman
Sinning
Hammond
Thornburrow
Stars of Yesterday AP roundup hits and runs
Earle Brucker hits a bases loaded homer as Athletics defeat Tigers 10 to 3. Babe Phelps delivers a pinch single for the Dodgers in a 2 to 1 win over the Cardinals. Joe Gordon belts two homers and a single in a 15 to 4 Yankees rout of the White Sox. Buck Newsom limits the Red Sox to six runs in seven innings as the Browns win 6 to 3. Sam Hale delivers a 16th inning pinch hit two run single to beat the Senators. Frank McCormick and Harry Craft provide late power as the Reds top the Phillies 13 to 4. Gus Suhr drives in four for the Pirates in a big win over the Bees. Mel Ott collects four hits and three runs as the Giants beat the Cubs 10 to 3.
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Associated Press
Earle Brucker
Athletics
Tigers
Philadelphia
Babe Phelps
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Joe Gordon
Yankees
White Sox
Buck Newsom
Browns
Red Sox
Sam Hale
Indians
Senators
Frank McCormick
Harry Craft
Reds
Phils
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bees
Mel Ott
Giants
Cubs
Marie Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Yanks
Aiqurees
Chicago White Sox
Red
Cleveland
Lefty Gomez
al Milnar
Oral Hildebrand
Johnny Murphy
New Yorkers
Washington
Dutch Leonard
Phillies
Paul Derringer
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Sammy Hale
Bob Feller
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
McLoughlin to Manage Hollywood Gardens Arena
Maurice Mc Loughlin, famed California tennis figure, is named to run the indoor sports arenaHollywood Gardens being planned by Bing Crosby and other Hollywood sportsmen in Los Angeles.
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McLoughlin
Arena
Los Angeles
Maurice McLoughlin
California
Hollywood Gardens
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Topeka Sweeps Eastern Kansas Conference Titles
Topeka dominated the Eastern Kansas Conference meet at Emporia capturing track golf and tennis crowns. In track scores, Topeka 7634 led Manhattan 33% Emporia 30 Ottawa 19% Lawrence 16. Lawrence excelled in several events including 440 dash high jump and javelin. In golf Topeka had 336 as low four man total with Manhattan 349 Lawrence 390 Ottawa 393. In tennis Topeka won both singles and doubles while Lawrence failed to win any matches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Emporia
Manhattan
Ottawa
Lawrence
Parker
Goehring
Bowers
Garich
Peterson
Empoporia
Stapleton Fer Wagner
Street
Williams Topeka
Baseball scores from major leagues and associations
American League results feature New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, St. Louis, and Boston with varied wins. National League games list New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Boston. American Association standings show Minneapolis, Indianapolis, St. Paul, Louisville, Toledo, Milwaukee with records and a rainout at Columbus vs Kansas City.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Sebeber
Columbus
Toledo
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Topeka Mills win and miscues in doubleheader recap
Salina Kan May 8 The Salina Millers shut out St Joseph Angels 11 0 with four double plays then lost 6 2 after four errors allowed three unearned runs. Joplin and Fort Smith split a twin bill Fort Smith won 7 2 in game one and lost 5 2 in game two. Elmer Phillips pitched the Owls to a 3 1 win over Hutchinson. Hutchinson’s lone run came on a Leon Sweeney homer. The second double header was rained out as was Muskogee vs Springfield.
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Salina
Kan
Salina Millers
St. Joseph Angels
Millers
Missourians
Joplin
Fort Smith
Ross Semi Pros Open Season With Paseos Sunday
Ross' Semi-Pros host the Paseo All-Stars at Holcom's grove in the season opener. Five Paseo players formerly played for the Kansas City Monarchs in a bid to attract public support for more games this summer.
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Farmer Ross
Paseo All-Stars
Kansas City
Holcom’s Grove
Ross
Paseo
Kansas City Monarchs
Newark Pitcher to Inherit 35000 at Age 35
Newark baseball figure George Barley a Duke University alumnus will receive 35000 dollars when he turns 35. He is currently 24 and remains active in the sport.
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Newark
George Barley
Duke University
Germans and Poles Can Battle Over the Nets
Vienna May 8 The German Davis cup team clinched the tie over Switzerland by winning the doubles to lead 3 0. The German captain said political tension between Germany and Poland should not halt the next round set for Warsaw in two weeks.
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Vienna
Switzerland
Poland
Warsaw
Hackney Smashes Records In Big Six Shot Put Duel
Manhattan Kan May 8 Elmer Hackney Kansas State star props a 55 ft 11 in shot to exceed American and Intercollegiate marks in a triangular meet with Nebraska and Kansas He already owns 12 marks this season and eyes Watson as rivals in upcoming Intercollegiate events with football and track prowess noted and a boast to outthrow Watson.
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Manhattan
Kan
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
Hackney
Oslo
Norway
Gang
Nebraska
Kansas
Torrance
Sam Francis
Francis
Oberlin
Colorado
Michigan
Bill Watson
Watson
Marquette
Dan Ferris
Kansas States
Nebraska Bears Kansas in Manhatten Triangular Meet
Nebraska won the Manhatten triangular meet with 61 points, Kansas 53 34, and Kansas State 49 42. Key performances included Lyle Foy and Darrell Mathes returning in the 100 yard dash, Ray Harris winning the mile and two mile, Durand taking the javelin, Bird the pole vault, and Elmer Hackney setting a new American shot put record of 55 feet 11 inches.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Nebraska
Kansas State College
Hargiss
Lyle Foy
Darrell Mathes
Foy
Jayhawkers
Paul Masoner
Kansas Ward
Ray Harris
Durand
Bird
Greene
Brandt
Graves
Cox
Elmer Hackneys
Prochaska
Withels
Vanderbilt
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Mills
Sam Francis
Harris
Mitchell
Moore
Butter
Simmons
Wansas
T. Dodee
Wanens State
Dawson
Hotchkiss
Neuman
Pawson
Whithoek
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Wibbels
McCutchen
Kansas Greene
Resecond
Tinea
Bey Bird
Legue
Scott
Heidht
Noble
Kuper
Brown
Klann
Taymaker
Baseball Barrage Sparks MLB Type of Hitting
A bumper crop of base hits electrified fans in yesterday’s doubleheaders. Detroit pitcher Fred Hutchinson was shelled after being optioned to Toledo. Milwaukee pounded him for eight hits and two homers in a seven inning game. Toledo won the opener 17 10. Minneapolis crushed Indianapolis 17 2 and then won 8 4 behind Walter Tauscher Phil Weintraub and Ab Wright homers. St Paul swept Louisville 6 3 and 5 1 with LeRoy Anton hitting his eighth homer. Merritt Cain held the Rockies to seven hits as St Paul won. Kansas City Columbus doubleheader was rained out. All teams idle. action resumes tomorrow at four sites.
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American Association
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Hutchinson
Mickey Heath
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Bill Hallahan
Walter Tauscher
Phil Weintraub
Ab Wright
Wright
St. Paul
Louisville
LeRoy Anton
Saints
Merritt
Sugar) Cain
Kansas City
Braddock Trains in New York as Comeback Hopes Rise
Former heavyweight champion Jim Braddock practices in a New York gym as he contemplates a ring return. He emphasizes that a comeback is not simple and signals renewed boxing activity.
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Jim Braddock
New York
HITTING SEEMS TO CINCH THE GAMES
Baseball shift toward timely hitting stands out as Yankees Reds Dodgers and others win with key hits. Joe Gordon homers twice for New York as Cincinnati blasts Philadelphia and Chicago. Several games hinge on a single hit or big shot. Lou Nova headquarters cost 300000 with 43 bedrooms and 34 baths.
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Lou Nova
Sport Roundup by Eddie Erett sparks and scuffles of 1939 gossip
New York May 8 The Pomonok golf club vows a no book making sign for the PGA Journey. Bill Terry and Ray Blades fined for fraternizing after an umpire warning. Rumor that a top pro might resign for peddling equipment to stores. Jim Braddock comeback teased with Len Harvey and others. Yankees forecast to win the 1939 pennant by a wide margin. Goodall round robin spots favored for Shute Cooper Revolta. Philadelphia CC to shorten for national open. Kozak quits ponies to play golf. Johnny Hines quotes prices at Goodall jamboree. Hartnett and Durocher feud over Dodgers world series chances. Mickey Cochrane marks 15th anniversary with a baseball book. Red Grange pursues golf in a big way. Nyack mansion mentioned.
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Eddie Erett
New York
Pomonok Golf Club
Bill Terry
Ray Blades
Blades
Denny Shute
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Philadelphia Country Club
Walter Kozak
Johnny Hines
Jimmy
Weekend Sports Briefs Include Derby Run and Davis Cup Progress
Louisville’s Johnstown and William Woodweird’s Johnstown lead in FS.20 with a $2 stake as Six lengths. Mm 28 2/57 results place Branns Challedun second and TL Whitley’s Heather Broom third. Anthony Pelleteri’s Arms wins Pimlico race by three lengths, Otra second, with Alms returning $5.20. Johnstown beaten by a head in New York, Thanksgiving raptures Sixcelsior handicap at Jamuai ca. Davis Cup European zone advances feature Vienna Warsaw Zagreb Bucharest Germany Poland Yugoslavia Hungary. Pawtucket’s L Clodson wins Narragansett Bristol handicap by length and a half over Wise Prince, pays $32.50.
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Louisville
William Woodweird
Johnstown
We. Og
Branns Challedun
TL Whitley
Heather Broom
Baltimore
Anthony Pelleteri
Arms
Inne
Pimlico Dicks
W EL Boeing
Otra
New York
Fighting Fox Ablemate
Parker Corning
Jamuaica
Vienna
Warsaw
Zagreb
Bucharest
Germany
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Switzerland
Netherlands
Drehtud
Rumania
Pawtucket
Community Notes From Winter And Nearby Towns
Edna Reeke is elected to teach Winter school. Residents from Wansis City Topeka and Wanwaku attendances, family gatherings, and church services are recorded. Local events include fish fry, 4-H meeting, and social visits at the homes of Banks and Pill with various neighbors and kin.
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Edna Reeke
Sein
Wil Mianpelisdorf
Wansis City
Carl Williams
Topeka
Betermasi
Mroo
Jeargze Miller
Mary Miller
Mer
Wil Colm. Karebo
Waneta
Jedo Gregory
Wanwaku
William Richards
Winfield
George Richards
Stundas
Ile Selrayers
Big Springs
Beattie Collins
Qirl
Roarstote
Zeke van Neste
Kanwrene
Tillie Selrenger
Alisses
Mary
Mildred Wider
Clayton Rausho
Pepeisa
Waneta Cobasn
Bedl Sts
McMiéathwean
Chare J. Calman
Wissmith Gort
John Banks
Lecompton
Anel
Teriavin Banks
Leo Pill
Arlene
Rider
Local social and club events gather in Kanwaka area
Richard and Miss Phyllis Pitts visit with George and Mrs Chiles as Jerompton high school seniors perform at Lecompton. Mrs Willis Colman hosts Whanwaka Literary club. Miss Rotary Lotiie Anderson travels to Wichita to visit relatives. Homemakers club meets at Lecompton. Discussion club meets at Kanwaka school house. Herman Banks attends United Brethren church meeting. F J Miller of Titw renee hosts a surprise birthday dinner for daughter Keith Baugh with family and neighbors.
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Ferman Banks
Frank Miller
Homemakers Club
John Banks
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Herman Banks
United Brethren Church
F.J0. Miller
Titwrenee
Denner
Keith Baugh
So Bille Schroyer
Fo Miller
Pickens and Vicinity Social News Summary
Mrs and Mrs bb F Sisene and Mr Wilson of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs TooR. Death of Mike Edward Clarrey reported with funeral at home. John Edward Fox from Kansas City spent weekend with his mother. Numerous locals and visitors attended dinners, music recital at Linwood High, and meetings at the Harmony club.
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Bb. F. Sisene
Wilson
Kansas City
Waa
Toor
Kubhaar
Mike Edward Clarrey
Jyde Clarrey
DeSate
Kid Mars
Tieoree Henik
Ruby
Breadane
Severn Fren
Linwood High School
John Edward Fox
Tatura Pex
Ray Allison
Whine Taird
Tainwood
Briadk Phubdaird
Myr
Lester Mills
Lansing
Harmony Cluit
Ida
Wanusas City visitors and local gatherings noted
Mrs J J Bryan of Wanusas City and Mrs Laura Anderson hosted visitors at their homes. Mr and Mrs Fred Zelhur of DeSoto visited Leonard Anderson’s family. Funeral services were held for Anna Lenahan in Touganoxie. Mrs Castell and Ana Jones of Tonganoxie spent the weekend with the Andersons in Buddy. Laura Anderson and Arlein visited Mrs L B Pierce in Lawrence.
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J. J. Bryan
Wanusas City
Laura Anderson
Arlein
Fred Zelhur
DeSoto
Leonard Anderson
Anna Lenahan
Touganoxie
Dave Castell
Ana Jones
Tonganoxie
Buddy
L. Db. Pierce
Lawrence
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