League Heads Talk Possible Trades Before Intersectional Play
Cubs outfielder Lou Novikoff dominates trade talks as other NL clubs including the Reds Giants and Phillies weigh offers. Cubs GM James Gallagher demands a right handed hitter or Novikoff stays out. Inter sectional games begin with NL Chicago at New York and other matchups as travel constraints reduce rounds and add off days.
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Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
Bruins
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Alent
Wilson
Clouter
James Gallagher
Cubs
Novikoff
Gallagher
Phillies
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Bill Cox
George Washburn
Brooklyn
Montreal
Giants
Buster Maynard
Reds
Gerald Walker
Brodeley
Altho
National League
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
American League
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Curio World notes military, sports, and tennis links
Ken Fairman, ex Princeton athletic director, rises to major at Fort Knox commanding an artillery battalion. Fort Sheridan players and umpire Jack Cramer highlight softball action. Rollins College tennis faces Tulane with Pauline Betz, Earl Bartlett, Nancy Corbett, and Peggy Welsh drawing a capacity crowd.
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Ken Fairman
Princeton
Fort Knox
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Pfe
Jack Cramer
Best Betz
Rollins College
Tulane
Rollins
Earl Bartlett
Pauline Betz
Nancy Corbett
Peggy Welsh
Belmont spring meet opener draws 19 783 in crowd
Mirror report notes year ago Omission won the toboggan handicap as Belmont opened with a crowd of 19 783 and a handle of 1 116 645. Omission paid 18 70 for 2. Three years ago Chuck Fenske won the Cotton Carnival mile in 4 08 23. Five years ago the Yankees climbed into the AL lead by defeating the Indians 4 1 behind Spud Chandler.
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Dssoiated
Belmont
Chuck Fenske
New York Yankees
Cleveland
American Association rout as St Paul defeats Minneapolis 10 to 2
In a decisive American Association game St Paul trounced Minneapolis 10 to 2. Columbus at Indianapolis game postponed. no other schedule activity shown in National and American leagues with no games on the docket.
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Ameridah Association
Bon Columbus Pespense
Kansas City
Mirineanolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledowa
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Columbus
Three British speed record racers retire for duration
The three Brit ish drivers who raised the land speed record to 368.85 mph retire for the duration. Sir Malcolm Campbell 58, George Eyston, and John Cobb propelled records at Bonneville Salt Flats and on the Thunderbolt. Cobb later joined the RAF and air transport auxiliary after rushing back to England.
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London
Associated Press
Malcolm Campbell
Bonneville
Salt ‘Flats
George Eyston
John Cobb
Eoston
Thunderbolt
Cobb
England
The
R.A.F
Air Transport Auxiliary
Speed King Bryston and Sir Malcolm in Wartime Roles
Captain Bryston, named vice chairman of the southern regional board of the ministry of production, remains a Thornycroft director and advocates high speed boats for rescue missions. Sir Malcolm, now a major in London command operations, plans postwar racing and recalls his world record motorboat of 141.74 mph in 1939. He led a motorcycle unit, later armored division service, and contributed to a new tank design. He serves with the Royal West Kent regiment, a WWI veteran who piloted in the R A F.
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Bryston
Ministry of Production
Thornycroft’s
America
Malcolm
Command Operations
London
Coneston
Lake District
Ir Malcolm
Sir Malcolm
Royal West Kent Regiment
R.A.F
Roundup of Sports Notes From New York May 11
New York highlights include A A U fitness standards for ages over 35 and a 100 yard dash in 14.5 seconds plus a mile in seven minutes. Rumors about Madison Square Garden involvement surface after a government visit. Bill McKechnie Jr recalls Syracuse 1935 season and a near minor league offer. The National Collegiate tennis tournament shifts to Chicago. Pro Wilfy Cox mocks duffers with golf rounds. Julie Kogan from New Haven plans a comeback to fund softball uniforms.
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New York
A.A.U
Madison Square Garden
Orn
Bill McKechnie, Jr
Syracuse
Chiefs
Penn State
Bill
Syracuse U
Chicago
Wilfy Cox
Julie Kogan
New Haven
Local Note on Tyack and Sacramento Team Tale
Wilbur Adams reports in the Sacramento Bee that Jim Tyack of the Philadelphia Athletics, once cut from the 1986 Sacramento squad, appears to spark debate about merit. The piece cites chatter on who truly belongs and questions a shady distinction in tryouts.
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Wilbur Adams
Sacramento
Calif
Bee
Jim Tyack
Philadelphia Athletics
Four Coaches Added to Topeka School Faculty
Topeka May 12 Four high school coaches from across the state have been added to Topeka schools physical education staff. Wayne Gardner is to join the high school faculty while Karl Spear Floyd Currier and Chet Davenport receive junior high assignments. Dr Kenneth McFarland says Gladys Bitter and Lois Martin will take new roles in the girls physical education department.
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Topeka
Board of Education
Wayne Gardner
Anthony High School
Karl Spear
Atchison High
Floyd Currier
Abilene
Chet Davenport
Ottawa High
Kenneth McFarland
Gardner
Gladys Bitter
Dodge City
Lois Martin
Neodesha
Peck Returns to Dodgers After Foot Injury
Hal Peck, rookie outfielder for the Brooklyn Dodgers, rejoins the club after a winter hunting accident left two toes injured. He spent time in hospital for a minor operation and has special shoes and gear ready. The Dodgers must decide by Saturday whether to keep him or send him to Milwaukee.
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New York
Hal Peck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Peck
Milwaukee
American Association
Will Open New Route In Mediterranean Allied Shipping
Secretary of the Navy Knox announced that after the Tunisia victory the Mediterranean routes would be opened to allied shipping under an air umbrella from the northern rim of Africa. He said Germans could not prevent this and expected significant gains from shorter routes to the Middle East, estimated at about 5,000 miles.
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Knox
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Nox
Suppy
Africa
Middle East
Baldwin Notes From Last Week Social Events and Visits
Gilbert Gander returned Friday from a business trip to Coffeyville his former home. Misses Phyllis Wheeler and Martha McConnell students at Kansas State College Manhattan spent weekend at Alpha Chi house. Baldwin Music club held final meeting of the school year at Tri Delta house with Mrs Aaron Nelson and Mrs Earl Yee hosting. Programs on American Song Composers included solos by Mrs Lenora Dowers and Marjorie Leech with accompanists, a mixed quartet, violin solo, and a social hour with tea. Guests included Mrs Frank E Wolf and Mrs Earl Black. Lieut Chester Moore visited Baldwin for Mother's Day. Mrs Anna Moore and Phil and Phyllis Moore connected to Los Angeles. Prof LeRoy Wright spent last Saturday in Kansas City. Recent guests at Frank E Wolf's home included Mr and Mrs Ross Wolf and Jean Louise. A dancing recital by Mrs Burl Maxwell's pupils will be at Gem theatre Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Gilbert M. Gander
Coffeyville
Phyllis Wheeler
Martha McConnell
State College At
Manhattan
Alpha Chi House
Baldwin Music Club
Tri Delta House
Aaron Nelson
Earl Yee
Carl Butell
Scott
Vaughn
M&na Zucca
Goodwin
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Lenora Dowers
Earl Yoe
Bond
Marjorie Leech
Dorothy Dickson
Joan Butell
Barbara Hitchcock
Jack Flickinger
Tommy Hitchcock
Herbert
Raymond Heim
Herjie Kati
Hubay
Anna Moore
Baldwin
Ross Wolf
Jean Louise
Wichita
C. C. Wolf
Ottawa
Gem_ theatre
Burl Maxwell
Baldwin High School music program and war bonds drive update
The text lists a series of puzzle clues then describes a late 1940s school event. It notes a November program by the Baldwin High School Music Department with a band concert in Centenary Hall, an admission via war stamps, and Mrs Anna Moore overseeing bond sales. It reports bonds and stamps totaling 3465 dollars and praises the patriotic effort. It adds a Baker banquet hosted in Kansas City with notable attendees including President and Mrs Nelson Horn and Prof W C Rice.
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Edith Newton
Donna Shannon
Mariliiy Twichell
Bonnie Alexander
Phyllis Flickinger
Margaret Ann Hall
Janice March
Lois Warner
Teresa Randall
Arthen Pancake
Edwonta Ray
Sharilyn McCoy
Rosemary Dwyer
Baldwin High School
Centenary Hall
Anna Moore
Linwood Methodist Church
Kansas City
Nelson P. Horn
Arames A. Evans
W. C. Rice
Shortage of Hamburger Hits Local Butchers Hard
Local butchers report sporadic hamburger supply as packing houses convert cheaper cuts to sausage. One shop owner says hamburger is available only about a third of the time while ground round remains pricier. Franczeska Frazier filed for divorce from Bernhard Frazier in district court seeking temporary and permanent alimony child support custody suit money and property division.
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Franczeska Frazier
Bernhard Frazier
Couple Married in Chicago on December 21 1932
A couple tied the knot in Chicago on December 21 1932 in a quiet ceremony. The wedding reflected postwar-era traditions with family present and guests noting the couple’s happiness.
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Chicago
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