Tigers win second game to clinch Big Six series over Kansas
Missouri captures the second game 3 to 2 on six runs in the sixth inning. Carl Miles pitched two hits and seven walks for the Tigers as Kansas stranded baserunners in most innings. Miles yielded the earned run that Kansas scored and held off late Jayhawker threats.
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K. U
Carl Miles
Tigers
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Miles
Ralph Conger
Ames
Jayhawkers
Iowa State
K. A. Miles
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Ed Paris
Hensley
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Mae
Smenetede
Mixsouri
Sneed
Aurot
Weirgey
Mat Rsden
Wackher
Rf Klaus
D. Nese
Smn
Keirsey
Are Geese Larger Than Ducks In Size Across Species
The question compares the typical size of geese and ducks. Geese generally grow larger with longer necks and heavier bodies, though species vary. Ducks are usually smaller and stockier, with many species under the size of most geese.
Roundup of sports gossip and upcoming matchups
New York reports show Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trained horses winning over 106000 dollars in just over three weeks. The column mentions Fred Perry illness and possible Hollywood plans, Schmeling's potential return for a bout with Musto, and Joe Batiste’s high hurdles at a Tucson high school meet. It also notes age chatter around Jde McCarthy, Rosenbloom’s fight cancelation, and various baseball and football notes including Barry and Tex references.
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Sunny Jim” Fitzsimmons
Fred Perry
Hollywood
England
Don Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Tony Musto
Joe Batiste
Tucson
Ariz
No New Members for 100 Mile Club as Deaths Open Seats
Indianapolis May 10 P The 100 mile an hour club for auto racing seeks new members for its annual meeting with zero new entrants. Two members died in the past year and weather kept four others from qualifying by failing to complete the full 500 miles. Existing members include Ted Horr Mauri Rose Meyer and Wilbur Shaw with Chet Gardner and Wild Bill Cummings recent deaths.
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Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
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Herb Ardinzer
Dearborn
Mich
Harry McQuinn
Milwaukee
Billy Devore
St. John’s
Kan
Joel Thorne
New Rochelle
M.Y
Chet Gardner
Long Beach
William Co
Wild Bill
Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago 11 New York 7 with St. Louis 13 Brooklyn 1 and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh at Boston postponed by rain. American League notes New York 8 Chicago 6 in ten innings, Boston 10 with St. Louis tied, Detroit postponed, Denver? Wet grounds and rain delay. Washington at Cleveland postponed. Minor leagues list Kansas City vs Milwaukee, Toledo 7 Minneapolis St Paul 4, Columbus 10 Louisville 0.
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Chicago
New York & A
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Ase
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New York
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Cleva Tl
Topeka Triumphs Over Salina 6 to 2
In St Joseph Missouri on May 10 the Topeka team beat Salina 6 to 2 as part of a slate of Western Association results. St Joseph edged Hutchinson 1 to 0 with Lowery scoring on a ninth inning sacrifice fly, while Springfield fell 8 to 4 to Fort Smith. Wensloff of Joplin earned his third win by shutting out Muskogee 6 to 0.
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Cardinals
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Deller
Erickson
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Wensloff
Joplin
Muskogee
Topeka
Salina
Millers
K U Wins Golf and Tennis Split With Nebraska
The Jayhawker golf team won 15 14 to 24s over Nebraska on the Country club course led by Busler and Nessly with 75s. Tennis finished tied 3 to 3 as several matches swung Kansas way before final scores. The teams prepare next for Kirksville Osteopaths and Missouri squads.
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University of Nebraska
Bob Busler
Jack Nessly
Dean Ritchie
Morton Jones
Kansas State
Kirksville
K. U
University of Missouri
Busler
Peter
Ritchie
Paul Jones
Bierton Jones
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Rei
Miltion
Busler-Ritchie
P. Jones-Mowbray
M. Jones-Neassly
Beltzer-Million
Rundell
Engleman
Bride
Hibbard
Frank
Reedie
Giants sweep Cubs to extend NL lead
AP reports on events from the past: a year ago the Giants swept two games from the Chicago Cubs to push their National League lead to four games. Three years back the Senators, led by Buck Newsom, stopped Lefty Grove’s five game win streak by beating the Red Sox and moving Boston to second behind the Yankees. Five years ago Lou Gehrig homered twice and doubled twice driving in seven as the Yankees defeated the Athletics.
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Giants
Chicago Cabs
Buck Newsom
Senators
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Athletics
Kansas State defeats Washburn in 4 2 tennis dual meet
Kansas State beat Washburn College 4 to 2 in Manhattan. Washburn won two singles matches but lost two others and all doubles, suffering its first loss of the season.
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Kansas State
Manhattan
Kan
CPI
Washburn College of
Topeka
Washburn
Jayhawks and Tigers duel in Kansas Missouri track showdown
Preview of a Saturday track meet between Kansas and Missouri features John Munski and Ray Harris likely in the mile and two mile. Harris has shown progress by beating Charles Mitchell, with Munski holding edge in experience. Jayhawks hopeful Capt. Lyle Foy returns to sprinting form and helps in Big Six meet at Ames.
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Missouri
Tiger
John Munski
Jayhawkers
Ray Harris
Munski
Harris
Jayhawker
Kansas State College
Charles Mitchell
Manhattan
Lyle Foy
Kansas State
Nebraska
Foy
Ames
Hargiss
Darrell Mathes
Paul Masoner
Fenton Durand
Blues Rout Brewers in Milwaukee as Blues Go Top
The Kansas City Blues defeated Milwaukee Brewers 11 to 4 in Milwaukee. Johnny Sturm matched an American Association record by six straight hits. Vince DiMaggio and Bud Metheny homered for Kansas City as Joe Vance pitched well. Minneapolis Milers beat St Paul 8 to 4 behind rookie Harry Boyles. Indianapolis topped Toledo 11 to 7 and Columbus edged Louisville 10 to 9 in 11 innings.
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Theansas City Blues
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Johnny Sturm
Blue
Meyer
Vince DiMaggio
Bud Metheny
Brewers
Joe Vance
Minneapolis Millers
Harry Boyles
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Celler Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Fast Regional Class Meet Set for Saturday
Baldwin Kansas news notes a fast track for the regional class A and B high track and field meet on May 13 under Kansas State High School Activities Association, with Baker University predicting several regional records may fall among entrants from Baldwin Burlingame Overbrook Lyndon Jarbalo Troy Basehor De Soto Linwood Gardner Spring Hill Rock Creek.
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Kan
Kansas State High School Activities Association
E. A. Thomas
Baker University Athletic Department
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Overbrook
Lyndon
Jarbalo
Troy
Basehor
de Soto
Linwood, Gardner, Spring Hill
Rock Creek
Ted Williams Leads Red Sox In Tight Baseball Action
Ted Williams belts a game winning homer in the 10th inning to lift the Boston Red Sox 10-8 over the St Louis Browns. The win keeps Boston atop the American League as Yankees fall behind after an 8-6 comeback over the Chicago White Sox. Dizzy Dean ejects from a Cubs Giants game as St Louis climbs into sole second place behind Boston. Wally Berger homer in Philadelphia helps Cincinnati beat the Phillies 8-4 while Ival Goodman and Lonnie Frey are benched in a Reds lineup shakeup.
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Ted
Ed Cole
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Sox
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
Diz
Cub
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Wally Berger
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Will McKechnie
Ival Goodman
Lonnie Frey
Baseball Roundup With Narrow Victories and Big Hits
Yesterday's games featured Curt Davis and the Cardinals dominating the Dodgers 13 to 1. Ted Williams sparked a 10-8 Red Sox win with a three run homer in the tenth inning. Wally Berger lifted the Reds 8-4 over the Phillies with two homers and four RBIs. Augie Galan fueled the Cubs 11-7 victory over the Giants with a triple a double and two singles. Alley Donald earned a save in the Yankees 8-6 win over the White Sox with four hitless innings.
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Curt Davis
Cardinals
Dodgers
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Browns
Wally Berger
Reds
Philles
Augie Galan
Cubs
Giants
Alley Donald
Yankees
White Sox
Fine Fencing and Local Socials Highlight May News
Ladies Aid meets at the church on Wednesday afternoon May 10 with Mrs. Martha Easton as chair. John Coffman of Topeka visited over the weekend. Miss Marian Snyder of the Overbrook Citizen was operated on for appendicitis at St Francis hospital Topeka. Harold Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allen Overbrook, graduates from Baker University with a BA, and lettered in track. Mrs. A M Hart returns from a week with daughter Miss Laura Hart.
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Ladies Aid
Martha Easton
Scott
H. E. Talley
Chester Bryson
Fred, Rendel
Ross Coffman
A. E. Topping
John Coffman
Topeka
Marian Snyder
Overbrook
St. Francis Hospital
Harold Allen
Hugh Allen
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Baker University
Harold
A. M. Hart
Laura Hart
Iowa State to host Kansas in Veishea baseball clashes
Ames Iowa May 10 Kansas University meets Iowa State College in two Veishea baseball games to be played Thursday and Friday as part of an eight event slate. Kansas won earlier in the season at Lawrence 8 6 and 6 1 while ISU seeks revenge after last year’s sweeps here. Dean Drury likely starts for ISU with Kansas’ starter yet unnamed.
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Kansas
Jayhawkers
Kk. A
Ames
Kansas University
Iowa State
Cyclones
Lawrence
Jayhawks
Dean Drury
LeRoy Trimm
Avhich
Nebraska
North Lawrence News Notes and Local Moves
Miss Rosalie Beach returns to school after illness. Mrs. E. E. Patterson of Topeka visits sister Mrs. O A Barnes and Betty Lou Neil. Del Greenfield cafe operators move from Richland to Topeka. their daughter Agnes Johnson and son John Greenfield take over. The Greenfields previously ran City cafe in Overbrook before moving to Richland. James G. Bryson receives medical treatment at Research hospital in Kansas City.
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Rosalie Beach
E. E. Patterson
Topeka
O. A. Barnes
Betty Lou Neil
del Grenfield
Greenfield Cafe
Richland
Agnes Johnson
John Greenfield
James G. Bryson
Kansas City
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