Kansas Nine Nips Iowa State in seventh then Sands Relieves Burge
Kansas beats Iowa State 5 4 in a tight contest with a fourth inning lead, Burge homers for Kansas, Bukaty adds a homer, Sands retires five straight batters in relief, and the Jayhawkers seal the win in the ninth with two insurance runs amid errors by Iowa State.
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Sands
Burge
Ames
University of Kansas
Iowa State
Takine
Jayhawkers
Towa State
Lawrence
Owa State
Kansas
John Burge
Bukaty
Drury
Town State
Kansas AB Hpoa
Edwalader
Sappleman
Hensley
Sy Bukaty
Holcom
Wparis
Thompson
ED Town Stata
Kischer
Benedict
Seomne
S*thompson
Udenz
Swandahl
Tf Paones
Wow
Gordon
Btrohbehn
Caution on the Curves
A curious world feature notes warning signs for winding roads and tight curves. It discusses driver caution and the need for reduced speeds on sharp bends observed in various locales.
Krieger and Conn Set for Brannigan Bout at Madison Square Garden
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh faces Sally Krieger of Brooklyn in a two round Madison Square Garden bout. Krieger, NBA middleweight champion, aims to knock out the lighter, rugged challenger while Conn seeks to extend his hot form following two wins over Fred Apostoli. This marks their third meeting with past bouts split between them.
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New York
Brannigan
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Sally ‘Krieger
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Sally
National Boxing Association
Conn
Krieger
Fred Apostoli
Garden
sAl Hostak
N.B.A
Apostoli
Fike
Tony Galento
Nathan Mann
Asians Square Garden
W. Lawson Little
Mortford
Stars Shine As Sluggers Lead Dodgers Giants And More
Yesterday's Stars highlight Cliff Melton of the Giants limiting the Pirates as New York climbed in the NL. Dolf Camilli of the Dodgers hit a fifth homer with one on to win. Al Milnar of the Indians shut out the Athletics on five hits. Charley Keller of the Yankees tripled with the bases loaded to spark a big New York lead. Ted Lyons of the White Sox scattered five hits to beat the Red Sox. Joe Haynes of the Senators pitched seven shutout innings enabling Washington to top Detroit 4 2. Bill Herman of the Cubs hit a three bagger with the bases loaded in the ninth to overtake the Bees.
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Cliff Melton
Giants
Pirates
New York
Dolf Camilli
Dodgers
al Milnar
Indians
Athletics
Charley Keller
Yankees
Browns
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Red Sox
Joe Hignes
Senators
Washington
Tigers
Bill Herman
Cubs
Bees
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Boston
St. Louis
Altho
Sox
Woody Rich
Denny Gatehouse
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Washingon
K State Beats Rockhurst In 9 1 Baseball Victory
Kansas State baseball defeated Rockhurst College 9 to 1 in Kansas City. The Wildcats had eight hits led by Ernie Miller who doubled twice. Woolf allowed only two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-State
Rockhurst
Kansas City
Woolf
Kansas State
Rockhurst ‘College
Ernie Miller
Blues at the Top Fight Clouds Millers Victory over KC
The Blues beat the Millers 6 to 4 in Minneapolis as Wright is banished after a bat throw. Kansas City edges ahead in the American Association with Saltzgauer’s seventh inning homer sealing the win. Phelps wins for St. Paul and Hutchinson notches Detroit’s first association win. Niggeling shuts out Columbus in Indianapolis.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis Millers
Bill Butland
al Picchota
Arby Wright
Millers
Wright
Ernie Bonham
McCullough
Bonham
Phil Weintraub
Frank Makosky
Blues
Jack Saltzgauer
Herb Nash
Babe Phelps
St. Paul
Pete Fleming
Phelps
Milwaukee
Fleming
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit
Toledo
Madhens
Louisville
Indianapolis
Johnny Niggeling
Indians
Columbus
Baseball scores and postponements across the leagues
National League results include New York 4 Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3, Boston 2, Chicago 6 with St. Louis at Philadelphia postponed due to rain. American League games show New York 10, St Louis 3 Chicago 3, Boston 2, Moveland 7, Philadelphia 0, Washington 4 Detroit 2. American Association tallies list Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 4, St Paul 8 Milwaukee 4, Columbus 10 Indianapolis 0, Toledo and Louisville 4.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis St. Paul
Milwaukeen
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Moveland
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Oatman Trophy Display At Palace After Close Open
Glenn Oatman of Lawrence finished second low amateur with a 299 in the Palace Open at Swope Park Kansas City. Danny Uze Jac won amateur with 298. Oatman’s trophies join Kansas and Missouri State amateur titles to be put on Palace Clothing window. Leonard Dodson of Springfield won the tourney with a 287 for $175.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Swope Park
Kansas City
Danny Uze Jac
Victory Hills
Oatman
Palace Clothing Company
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Major League Teams Scramble to Patch Weak Spots
Inventory time in the major leagues shows clubs racing to fix flaws as rosters shrink to 25 and trades narrow to waivers. The NL spread tightens with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and St Louis jockeying for pennant position while New York in the AL gains on St Louis Browns and Chicago, with Cleveland rising on key wins. Detroit suffers worst mark, dropping eight defeats to one victory.
Roundup highlights from baseball to golf and football
Long Island golf and baseball tours feature Babe Ruth and Jimmy Thomson while doctors clear Joe DiMaggio to swing. Proposals touch on Al Watrous in form for the National Open and Ladislav Hecht joining the summer circuit as Roderich Menzel aligns with the Nazis. Pirates praised at the Polo Grounds as Red Sox acquisition Lou Finney makes an impact. Bruce Smith and von Bernie Bierman are noted figures in college and football circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Thomson
Long Island
Joe DiMaggio
Joc Louis
Galento
al Watrous
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Solly Krieger
Ladislav Hecht
Hitler
Roderich Menzel
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Giants
Red Sox
Lou Finney
Athletics
Preakness Hopes Center on Johnstown as Six Contenders Loom
Baltimore May 12 Six three year olds are set to race in the Preakness at Pimlico with Johnstown favored to win. The field could total six to seven runners and include challengers such as Gilded Knight Challenge Valitant and Charledon. Rain worries and fast track chatter shape the odds and post time plans.
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Baltimore
Johnstown
Pimlico
William Woodward
Rhino Maiden
Woodward
Gilded Knight
Wheatley Stables
Woodward Barn
Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons
Wheatley
Woodward Stables
Lou Schaeffer
Downs
Louisville
Charledon
George Bull
Jamestown
Elmer Hackney wins college beauty title in Manhattan
Elmer Hackney Kansas State star wins the college paper beauty contest beating nine coeds in Manhattan. Hackney, a versatile athlete, also excels in football track and wrestling and recently set a 16 pound shot put record of 55 feet 11 inches.
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Manhattan
Kan
Elmer
Hackney
Kansas State
Wildcat
Kansas Missouri Track Duel Set Tomorrow At 2 PM
Lawrence braces for the annual Kansas vs Missouri track clash at 2 o'clock with both teams aiming to best records. Star performances expected from John Munski and Ray Harris in the mile, 880, and two-mile events, plus Sol Schumitzky in the broad jump and Jayhawk Don Bird in the pole vault. The meet serves as a tuneup for the Big Six meet in Ames next week as records hang in the balance across sprints distances and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas
Ames
John Munski
Ray Harris
Munski
Tiger Star
Harris
Minski
Glenn Cunningham
Sol Schumitzky
Schumitzky
Don Bird
Bird
Ray Noble
Burnham
Scholz
Klaner
Sickel
Isa Seasy
Richardson
Vanse
Green
Dees Kansas
Thornhill
Waldraim
Ley
V. Vrenel
E McTherney
Bird and Noble
Wansas
Kel
Lawrence Semi-Pro Team to Meet Paseo All Stars
The Lawrence semi pro squad, promoted by Farmer Ross, faces the Paseo All-Stars of Kansas City at Haleem Grove on Sunday at 3 PM. Paseo fields five former Kansas City Monarch players. tryout lists include Johnson Coffin Houk Demeritt Harris Schaake Landis Johanning Welter and Thome Leill Francis with Leill to play outfield and relieve pitcher duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Farmer Ross
Paseo All-Stars
Kansas City
Haleem Grove
Kansas City Monarch
Ross
Kenneth Johnson
Warner Coffin
Walter Houk
Harvey
Cunningham and Foes Run in Memphis Track Meet
Memphis Tenn May 12 Track luminaries led by Kan sas milers Glenn Cunningham and Archie San Romani prepared for marks at the Memphis cotton carnival meet The program started with Crump stadium preliminaries The E H Crump mile was the feature with Don Lash Chuck Fenske and William Southworth in the field San Romani won last year in 4 11.4 defeating Cunningham by a few yards
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Memphis
Tenn
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Crump Stadium
E.H. Crump
Cunningham
Sam Romani
Don Lash
Indiana
Chuck Fenske
University of Wisconsin
William Southworth
Butler University
San Romani
Regional tennis tourney to decide state qualifiers
Lawrence Liberty Memorial high school hosts the regional tennis tournament on KU courts with referees from KU. Schools entered include Wyandotte Argentine Ward DeSoto and Lawrence with players Arthur Nelson William Krum in singles and Charles Elder Billy Stowits in doubles.
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Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School
Emporia
University of Kansas
K.U. Department of Physical Education
Wyandotte
Argentine
Ward
Kansas City
Kan
DeSoto
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Arthur Nelson
William Krum
Charles Elder
Billy Stowits
Blue Gill Gun Club Defeats Lawrence in High-Scoring Duel
Luther Blythe captained 15 Blue Gill team members from Union Pacific Gun Club Kansas City Kansas to beat Lawrence 330 312 at Legion Gun Club. Seven high scorers totaled the winner. Team totals included 2975 shells shot, with notable runs by Snider and Sanders plus 31 shooters in 16 yard practice.
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Luther “Blue Gill
Blythe
Blue Gill
Union Pacific Gun Club
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Legion Gun Club
Bert Metzger
Harold “Snip” Snider
Bill Sanders
Dave Henry
Mark Enoch
Perry
Topeka
Reenactment of first baseball game opens centennial tour
In Wichita on August 11 at the national semi pro tournament opening, a reenactment of Cooperstown's 100 year old game will use 19th century rules. Raymond Dumont leads the event with 10 players per side, underhand pitching, and era attire including full handlebar mustaches and sideburns.
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Wichita
Kan
Cooperstown
N. Y
Raymond Dumont
Congress
Wil
Hank Leiber Tops Cubs in Arizona's Major League Tie
Hank Leiber, Cubs center fielder, hit the top in a Chicago game. Arizona was the only state without a native major league player at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hank Leiber
Cubs
Arizona
Union
International Golden Gloves clash pits Americans against European stars
In Chicago tonight 21 000 fans watch eight American boxers meet eight European champions from Italy Finland Sweden Ireland and Estonia in the eight annual International tournament. Matches cover eight weight classes with famed coach Johnny Behr guiding the U S team as crews battle to retain dominance since 1938.
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Chicago
Golden Glove
Chicago Stadium
Italy
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
Esthenia
Chicago Golden Glovers
France
Golden Gloves
Mid-West
Johnny Behr
Plays It Clean Litchfield Star Ted Simmons
Ted Simmons has played basketball sixteen years with four in high school and twelve with independent clubs and has never fouled out. Convert unused furniture into cash by calling 22 to reach Ad-Taker for an extra income opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Ted Simmons
Expect Good Regional Track Meet at Baldwin
Baker University hosts a regional track and field meet tomorrow with class A and B schools and a fast track likely to break several records. Emil Liston says events run 9 am to 4 30 pm with records listed for class A high jump and class B mile run medley relay and noted Lawrence athletes entering events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peterson
Liberty Memorial High School
Cleland
Vinland
Baldwin
Curti Hobson
Porter
Griffith
Elmer Schaake
Lawrence
Otis Bowers
George Goehring
Rolland Johnson
Eugene Parker
Elmo Maiden
Bud Herriman
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Kans
Ainings
Kappelman
Shortstop Young
BY William Ferguson
London
England
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NEA Service, Inc
Beatit
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Rocky Mountain
The
Associated Press
Judson Bailey
Cardinals
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Reds
Casey Stengel
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
By Eddie Brietz
University of Oregon
Watson
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Miami
Lew Riggs
Mel Ott
Warner Bros
Tom Monahhan
Bristol (Conn
Knute Rockne
Mickey Cochrane
Charlie Moran
Newark
Phils
Philly
Paul Dean
Cards
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
von Bernie Bierman
Smith
Bierman
Jim Thorpe
Bronko Nagurski
Elmer Hackney
Paseo
O. EB. Grevian
Jim Pritchard
Art Anderson
Mike Beard
Dick Williams
Tom Leasure
Russell Reed
Harry Nevin
H. H. Stephens
Bill Howman
Skip Williams
Dr. O.deh
L. McCurdo
Blue Gills
Bob Darnall
Mige Beard
OO E. Grecian
Dr. Westenhaver
A. E. Brannan
A N. Richey
Dick Darnall Wee
Ga H. Gotterman
Luther Blythe
R. Blankenship
la McMurdo
Dr. O'Dell
Sam Shuback
Matt Calovich
Lawrence Art Anderson
Stephens Blondie Matthew
Snip Snider
Russell Ree
Thomas J. Woods
Big Tom
Jeff
Little Tom
Marquette
Chester Ellis
Haskell
Willie Moon
OW Lehtinen
Chester Fillis
Guido Nardecchia
Roy Lewis
Muncie
Ind
Patrick Dowdall
John Pleasant
Egisto Piero
William Paull
Rice Agron
Jimmy Reeves
Anton Raadik
Estonia
Ragan Winney
Hartman
Ark
Luigi Musina
Altus Allen
Nemesio Lazzari
Fritz
Panama
Panamas
Tweed
J. R. Williams
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