Leavenworth Wins in 13th on Homer by Bolewski
Lex Bolewski hit a thirteenth inning homer to lift Leavenworth past Lawrence 1 to 0 at Veterans Administration Home field. Liell fanned 16 in 1 1/3 innings, Dickson struck out six for Lawrence. Umpire Myer and Lawrence umpire-in-chief Dr. L. E B. Rice oversaw a tense, rain-threatened pitchers’ duel.
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Derringer Hits Mound After Suspension With Reds
The Cincinnati Reds suspend Paul Derringer for a failure to slide home in a prior loss to the Giants. He returns to pitch a gem against Pittsburgh, guiding the Reds to a 0-0 win while rivals’ stars struggle. Other games see Grove shelled, DiMaggio homers, and teams jockeying for position in the pennant chase.
St Paul Saints Extend Winning Streak to 15 Games
Chicago May 11 The St Paul Saints powered to their 15th straight win beating the Madhens 12 1 behind Art Herring eight hit pitching. St Paul now leads the league with an .833 standing while Kansas City sits second at .700. In other results Kansas City edged Indianapolis 4 0 then 3 0. Milwaukee beat Columbus 8 3 though rain halted the second game. Minneapolis and Louisville split a doubleheader with a 4 3 win for the Millers in 10 innings and a 7 2 loss in seven innings. Joe Hauser and Buzz AzelIett sparking a late rally and Roy Pfleger adding a tenth inning homer.
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Iowa State at the Top in Big Six Baseball Standings
Ames Iowa May 11 Big Six conference baseball standings through May 6 show Iowa State and Oklahoma leading ahead of Missouri Nebraska and Kansas State with six games left to play this week Iowa State faces Nebraska in a two game series at Ames while Kansas State meets Missouri in a four game set and Kansas fights Missouri in four meetings through the week
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Week End Sports Highlights From Around the Nation
Special AP roundup reports San Mateo Baymead handicap winner earns 19000. Pimlico track sets 1 58 for mile and one sixteenth as Dixie handicap winner takes 10000 added. Harvard wins heptagonal meet. Stanford downs Olympic club 71 60 in dual track. Firpo stops Saverio Gri in first comeback bout. Curtis Cup sees American women beat men 5 3 in foursomes. Princeton Navy crew sets Lake Carnegie course record in win over Princeton and Syracuse. Columbia dominates varsity Jayvee and 150 pound events. Harvard places second. Argentina defeats Greece 41 in Davis Cup. France leads Holland 21 in Davis Cup second round.
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Omaha wins Preakness one year after Derby double
A year ago Omaha captured the Preakness, mirroring his Derby Preakness double with Gallant Fox. Three years back Indiana tied with the Yankees for the American League lead by defeating the Red Sox. Five years ago Sir Thomas Lipton announced plans to challenge for the America's Cup for a sixth time in 1952.
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High school track stars prep for Kansas state meet in Wichita
After regional qualifiers held across Kansas, 82 boys earn state berths as Ottawa and Sumner High tie for top regional honors with 30 points each. Norton edges St Francis 38 to 37 in overall scoring, while Alma wins Concordia meet with 32 points. Lawrence cyclists face mishaps in Ottowa events and Topeka captures tennis doubles titles amid indoor play.
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Golfers chase U S Open entry in 36 hole qualifiers
About 1 145 players vie for spots at Baltusrol Springsfield N J June 4 36 hole sectional rounds to join 137 qualifiers plus 33 exempt stars in the U S Open field Noted entrants include Lawson Little Johnny Regolta Tommy Armour Willie MacFarlane Leo Diegel Joe Kirkwood Ralph Guldahl Jimmy Hines Wilfrid Cox Bill Melhorn Willie Klein and Mike Brady with Walker Cup amateur George Voigt and Seattle Campbell also listed.
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Yesterday's Baseball Notes From The Major Leagues
Reds pitcher Derringer threw a three hit shutout against the Pirates while Dickey and Dimaggio starred for the Yankees who homered in their drive against the Athletics under Buck Newsom. Senators blanked the Red Sox on six hits as Owen and Cuccinello drove runs. Dean limited the Cubs in five innings. Moore collected four hits against the Giants.
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War of words over A A U and Olympic plans continues
A. A. U. officials and Dr. F C Allen spar over funding and selection for Olympic trials. KU coach Hargiss expects strong Big Six showings as Richardson and Foy lead Kansas sprinters. Nebraska’s Sam Francis and Elwyn Dees shine, while Cunningham rests ahead of mid June 1500m races with Venzke and others proving form.
Freddie Miller Favored In Featherweight Title Bout
Washington May 11 Freddie Miller the southpaw champion of the featherweights is a clear favorite to defeat Petey Sarron in their 15 round title fight at Griffith stadium. Miller, conditioned to peak, has drawn strong support and cut odds to 5 to 1 as a large crowd is anticipated. The Syrian Birmingham puncher has beaten Sarron three times.
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Meet To K State in Close Dual Meet Loss for KU Track
Kansas University track suffered a 54 to 77 defeat to Kansas State in a rain-softened dual meet. Jayhawks led early but could not hold off K State as multiple events were swept by the Wildcats including mile, two mile, and shot put. Paul Fanning set a new meet discus record at 138 feet 9 inches for Kansas State.
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Independence Takes Junior College Meet
Independence captured the Kansas Junior College league track meet with 44.44 points at El Dorado, led by Fowler 18 points. Hutchinson won the tennis title with singles to be decided later as Lee and Baumhart of Hutchinson meet. Coffeyville edged El Dorado in doubles.
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Wildcats Poised To Impress In Big Six Football Next Season
Manhattan Kansas May 11 UP Kansas State coach Wesley Fry hails spring drills as productive. He says no one will kick the Wildcats around next fall if plans work, with Elder and Ayers expected back, several lettermen lost but replaced by promising freshmen and standouts like Beeler, Holland, Muhlheim, and Nordstrom shining in blocking and backfield work.
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Lawrence Country Club Men Tonight on Men s Night
Lawrence Country Club announces Men s Night with dinner at seven. All male members urged to attend whether they golf or not as April Pelican Matches losers cover meal costs. Standouts include McCoy Brand beating Penchard DeWatteville, Al Bromersick missing shoes, and plan for Ladies Day Tuesday with free Monday golf instruction from Pro Stone.
Hillview Ostman Wins Lawrence Golf Title at Hill View
Glenn Ostman of Lawrence defeated Glenn Ashley of the University of Kansas 2 and 1 to win the Lawrence championship at Hill View course. Ostman previously captured the 1934 title. Earl Farris beat George Clem 1 up in 20 holes to reach the finals against Dr. J. K. Woodhull next Sunday. In the consolation, E. J. Coy beat J. S. McMillen 5 and 4, F. Ware beat Les Welch 4 and 3, F. L. Neil beat L. Hart 4 and 3, and Hart beat Ware 5 and 4. The Kansas University golf team faces Nebraska in Lincoln Friday and the Kansas Aggies in Manhattan Saturday with a busy upcoming schedule including Creighton in Omaha and the Big Six meet at Lincoln May 22-23.
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