Missouri Nips Jayhawks 1 0 To Start Series On Diamond
Kansas faltered in a 1 0 defeat as Missouri pitcher Dugan held KU to three hits while Dugan faced no walks and two Tigers were tagged out on the bases. Marsden delivered the game winning run in the seventh and Keirsey stole second before scoring on a Marsden single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
Missouri Tigers
Missouri
K. U
Ralph Conger
John Burge
Jack Sands
Ralph “Red” Dugan
Kansas
Dugan
Tigers
Howard
Jayhawkers
Bob Faurot
Paul Christman
Sands
Christman
Keirsey
Bukaty
Faurot
Hall
Marsden
Cadwalader
Pos Trappelman
Heneley
Bukary
Holecom
Paris
Io Hall
Mateeren
Waekher
Aurot
al Christman
Vi Weirsey
Mareden
Wehr
Klaus
Floward
Atenas
Missouri Ansas
Cadwala- Iales
Appelman
Milrot
John Carmone
Nea E. Bice
Buttons on back of coats hide sword belt link
In this curious world feature buttons on coat backs tied to swordsman wear. The practice dates to days when belts for blades were secured by these buttons. Colorado weather variations are noted in the next item.
Tee Shots May Decide National Open at Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 9 A New Jersey approach marks the National Open at Spring Mill Golf Course as Ed Dudley says precise tee shots will determine the winner. Dudley notes the 69 par layout is exacting with a 6786 yard course and a high standard field including Thomson Nelson Hogan Hines Ghezzi Byrd Turner Diegel. Thomson posted 71 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Biz
Dudley
Spring Mill
Philadelphia Country Club
Jimmy Thomson
Byron Nelson
Ed Hogan
Jimmy Hines
Vic Ghezzi
Sam Byrd
Ted Turner
Leo Diegel
Thomson
Yesterday's Stars highlight sensational early baseball games
Pepper Martin of the Cardinals stole home to cash in a 1-0 win against the Dodgers. Edgar Smith of the White Sox limited the Yankees to seven hits and drove in the deciding run for a 5-2 victory. Bill Lee of the Cubs pitched a six hitter, homered and added two singles in a 4-2 win over the Giants. Ob Johnson of the Athletics hit two homers in a 6-5 win over the Tigers. Jim Tobin of the Pirates collected five hits and doubled for the winning run in a 3-2 victory over the Bees. Willis Hudlin of the Indians worked six innings in a 6-2 win against the Senators. Chuck Klein of the Phillies hit a pinch triple with bases loaded and scored the deciding run in an 8-7 win over the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Dodgers
Edgar Smith
White Sox
Yankees
Bill Lee
Cubs
Giants
Ob Johnson
Athletics
Tigers
Jim Tobin
Pirates
Bees
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Senators
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Reds
Bob Johnson
Bob
A’s
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Phate
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston Bees
Cleveland
Washington
Aggies and Huskers Split Manhattan Match
Aggies and Huskers split a pair in Manhattan Kansas with State’s tennis team winning 4 to 1 while golf lost 10 to 8. The brief notes also state Lawrence readers heavily favor the classified page with ninety four percent reading it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Huskers
Manhattan
Kan
Panene State
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Lawrence
Baseball scores mix with rain postponement across leagues
National League results include Chicago 4 New York 2, Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia s, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2. American League Chicago 5 New York 3 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 5 Cleveland Washington 2. Boston at St Louis postponed by rain. American Association slate shown as wanes with no games scheduled.
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American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paulo
Washington
Evelawed
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Lane Tech pitcher Herb Chmiel stars in two no hit games
Chicago May 9 Herald reports Lane Tech southpaw Herb Chmiel in two complete games with no runs and no hits allowed. Victories over Amundsen 3 0 and Schurz 14 0 prompt scouts to watch the young hurler for potential college or pro attention.
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Chicago
Lane Tech High
Herb Chmiel
Chmiel
Amundsen
Schurz
Salina Triumphs in Ninth as Owls Fall on Walk-Off
In Fort Smith Arkansas on May 9 the Salina team edged Topeka 9 to 8 as Schwartz forced in the winning run with the bases loaded in the ninth. Springfield Cardinal star Wasley drove in all Cardinal runs but Fort Smith's Steve Tramback earned his third win. Several games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Wasley
Springfield Cardinals
Springfield
Giants
Steve Tramback
Salina
Topeka
Schwartz
Muskogee
Joplin
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
WREN To Carry Fight Between Krieger And Conn
The 12 round non title middleweight bout features Sally Krieger facing Billy Conn. The broadcast from Madison Square Garden in New York airs Friday May 12 at 8 p.m. with Bill Stern and Sam Taub describing the ringside action.
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Wren
Sally Krieger
National Boxing Association
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Fred Apostoli
New York
Bill Stern
Sam Taub
Madison Square Garden
Bettina May Be Named Replacement For Lewis In London Bout
UPI reports light-heavy champion Melio Bettina may take John Henry Lewis's London bout spot if he does not sign to fight Billy Conn in Pittsburgh. Also noted are strong pitching by the Brooks, ticket prices for Galento, and various sports anecdotes from Chicago to New York including Sammy Snead praise and other odds and ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Melio Bettina
New York State
John Henry Lewis
London
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Reno
Galento
Gabby Hartnett
Willy Herman
Hank Leiber
Joe Marty
Chicago
Cubs
Robert Dyer
Sammy Snead
Paderewski
Julius Solters
Indians
Joe
Mike
Notre Dame
Western Teams Lead in Major Western Association Race
Minneapolis and St Paul chase first place as Belve Bean and Harry Boyles lead mound duties in a pivotal game. The Saint pawns aim to dent Minneapolis pace while four western clubs press for top division after three weeks of interregional play.
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Minneapolis
Tom Sheehan
Belve Bean
St. Paul
Harry Boyles
Babe Ganzel
Saints
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Pitcher Strikes Out Seven in One Inning
Harvey Jensen of Fremont American Legion junior league struck out seven batters in a single inning in a league game. The sequence featured misplayed third strikes, a walk, and a final strikeout as Jensen fielded a dropped ball and completed the out at first. The catcher repeatedly dropped third strikes yet the outs were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Neb
Harvey Jensen
Fremont American Legion
Jensen
Harvey
Derby entrant scratched from Preakness a throat ailment
A year ago The Chief, who finished fifth in the Kentucky Derby, was scratched from the Preakness due to a throat ailment. The note recalls the horse's Derby result and its withdrawal from the Preakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief
Harvard
Milton Green
Babe Ruth
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Old Hoss Pepper Martin Sparks Cardinals Win Over Dodgers
Pepper Martin stole home for the only run as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 0. The Gas House Gang jumped into a second place tie in the league behind strong base running.
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Hoss
Russ Evans
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sandlot Youths Defeat Veterans in 9–0 Baseball Tilt
In Wichita last night sandlot youngsters overwhelmed a team of veteran professionals 9 to 0 in under two innings, celebrating baseball’s centennial. Sixteen year old Jay Seamster shut out the old-timers on no hits as seven runs crossed in the opening frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Enid
Okla
Easons
Stone
Moundsman
Duncan
Halliburtons
Jay Seamster
Frey Knocks Out Two Robbers In Denver Exhibition
Pi-John Frey a 32 year old WPA worker knocked out two holdup men in Denver. Frey weighed 162 pounds and delivered a swinging right to stop Bernie Foote a Fort Worth Tex opponent on the Tony Galenta exhibition card last night.
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Denver
John Frey
WPA
Tony Galenta
Frey
Bernie Foote
Fort Worth
Tex
Ambers Wins Lightweight Bout in Philadelphia
Former lightweight champion Lou Ambers outpointed Jimmy Vaughn in Philadelphia. Coach Glenn Presnell, ex-KU assistant and Nebraska staffer Roy Lyman accompanied the Nebraska tennis and golf teams visiting local clubs tonight before the Kansas matches.
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Philadelphia
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Presnell
Glenn Presnell
K. U
Nebraska A
Roy
Link” Lyman
Nebraska
Kansas
North Lawrence Merchants junior softball tryouts set
William Fincher manager asks players aged 13 to 17 to report at Woodlawn school gym at 6 30 tomorrow evening. Information from Manager Fincher at telephone 2718. Nurses in France are being trained in war duties including parachute jumping landing in the front lines and aiding the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence Merchants
William Fincher
Woodlawn School
Fincher
France
Pleasant Grove social notes and school event roundup
The Pleasant Grove column lists visits and gatherings including Lonnie Flory with Darlene Daily at the Eberhart home and multiple families in Pleasant Grove. A Cub school event on Tuesday April 25 featured a basket dinner and games, with travel and shifts noted as residents move or visit nearby Lawrence and Lone Star.
Sunday Visits Across Local Families Reported
Mr and Mrs Ernest Johanning of near Worden spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs N D Messer and family Irve Flory and family attended a family dinner at the Bhner Rappard home in Lawrence Sunday Mr and Mrs Clayton Scott and Peggy Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Scott near Overbrook
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Cub
John Daggett
Billy
Margaret
Lone Star
Margaret Daggett
Patsy Dillon
Jack Dillon
Clayton Scott
Peggy Ann
Lois Flory
Lawrence
Hugh Boise
John Daniels
Ted Daily
Near Welcome
Clarence Beaman
Chester Johnson
Beaman
N. D. Messer
Ida Kessier
Irve Flory
Fred Turner
Social Circle Club
Mer
John Churchbaugh
X. D. Messer
Joe Blakely
Ernest Johanning
Worden
Bhner Rappard
Frank Scott
Overbrook
Local families host visits and community meeting notes
Crowder and Myers families share meals and calls with neighbors including Barland, Svoboda, Collins, Stauffer, Grant, Grimes, Teters, and Welcher. Riverside Farm Bureau met May 4 with nineteen members. Roll call, lesson on redecorating, and talk on world peace. next gathering planned with Mrs Hodson on May 1.
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Jack Myers
Gardner
W. I. Collins
Jack
N. J. Barland
Delmar
Leroy
Jerry Barland
Joe Stauffer
Joe Svoboda
Charles
Glenn
Floyd Grant
Barker
Harley Armstrong
Theodore
Riverside Farm Bureau
Owen Mitchell
Mary Springer
Douglas County
Mitchell
Myers
Cottonwood Falls
Durbin
Glick
Marion Gentry
Webber
Ruth Hodson
Ona Belle Strong
Dudley
Richard
Thelma Erwin
Fall Leaf
Clarence Hodson
Oak Ridge Birthday Club Meets at Wise Home
The Oak Ridge Birthday Club holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Charles Wise’s home with roll call “Mother” and a program by Mrs. J F Morgan and Mrs. Carol Miller. Grange members attend a special meeting at their hall. Funeral services are noted for J J Bleakley and Mrs Daniel Husted with local tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Charles Wise
J. F. Morgan
Carol Miller
C. Miller
Our Grange
Chester Grange
J. J. Bleakley
M. BE
Robert Hunt
Ms. Bleakley
Daniel Husted
Charles Husted
North Lawrence Centenary M. FE
Mr. Knox
Husted
Bert
Memorial Hospital
W. H. Weeks
F. H. Leonhard
L. H. Leonhard
Ruby Leonhard
Vocational Agricultural Alumni Association
Evans Hearth
Easter memories and socials fill Memorial high school notes
Recaps of local social events include L Blanche Garrett and Darlene Dolan eighth grade grads as guests at Memorial High last Thursday. Activities mention Miss Dolan visiting Leona Fetty, Bible class at Centenary M E church, a card party hosted by Kathryn House, and a funeral attendance at Rumsey funeral home. Families and neighbors share visits, trips, and a recent public sale by the Sandefur brothers with crowds and good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Blanche Garrett
Darlene Dolan
Memorial High School
Leona Fetty
Centenary M. E
Calvin Weeks
Portiss Kathryn House
C. C. Miller
W. R. Tucker
Rumsey Funeral
Charles Thomas
First Baptist Church
Fred Babcock
Harper
F. H. Leonhard
David Perkins
Douglas County Chorus
Frank Leonhard
Ruby Leonhard
Arthur Leonhard
Manhattan
Salina
Mildred Leonhard
Sam Hall
Henry Hornberger
Russell
W. H. Weeks
Lyle Weeks
Dorothy Davidson
Louise Davidson
Tonganosxie
Scott Miles
Leavenworth
Marian
Winnie Sandefur
Lawrence
Luther Sandefur
Tonganoxie
Walter Shirk
Linwood
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Associated Press
Owls
Journal-World
George Sisler
Eddie Brietz
Stanley Frank
New York Post
Hank Borowy
Fordham
Ted Williams
Ring Lardner
Bob Madry
North Carolina A
Tomtom
Claude Passeau
Philly
Warner Bros
Knute Rockne
Spencer Tracy G. M
Dolly Stark
Supreme Court
W. A. Devin
North Carolina
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Long Island U.’s .F. B
Mickey Walker
Utah University
Max Speedie
Iowa State
Sid Feder
Hubbell
Pepper
Old Squarepants
Carl Hubbell
King Carl
Phil Cavaretta
Phil
Inta Hospital
Sandlot
Bandit
Portland
Ore
Nancy Merki
Nancy
Pacific Coast
Pleasant Grove
Lonnie Flory
Darlene Daily
Eberhart Homme
Kenneth
Irene
FE. R. Moore
Virgil Bradley
N. ID. Messer
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Prince Alberts
Prince Albert
New Ports
Fritz Fish Air
J. R. Williams
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