Baseball scores from EB and leagues across the country
The National League games include Chicago 12 Cincinnati 1 and St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 2. American League matchups Boston 8 New York 4 Washington 5 Philadelphia 1. Other leagues report Columbus 8 Milwaukee 2 Toledo 4 Kansas City 3 in 15 innings, Indianapolis 12 St Paul 3 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 6, Texas League Houston 8 2 Fort Worth 3 3 Tulsa 6 Shreveport 1 Dallas 7 San Antonio 8 Beaumont 6 6 Oklahoma City 2 4 second seven innings. Southern Association Atlanta 7 Birmingham 0. Western Association Springfield 4 St Joseph 0.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Houston
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Shreveport
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Western Association
Springfield
St. Joseph
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Muskogee
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Baseball Leaders and Standouts From The Era
Batting leaders include Jurges New York .890 Slaughter St. Louis .389 and Slaughter Lavagetto Camilli Brooklyn 21 runs batted in Nicholson Chicago 23 Ott New York 22. Hits Slaughter St Louis 37 Lavagetto Brooklyn 34. Doubles Danning New York 10 Lavagetto Brooklyn 10. Triples Moore Boston Vaughan Elliott Pittsburgh Herman Brooklyn 3. Home runs Camilli Brooklyn Ott New York 7. Stolen bases Frey Cincinnati 6 Werber Cincinnati 4. Pitching Warneke St Louis Casey Brooklyn 40. Batting Travis Washington 425 Cronin Boston .406 Runs J DiMaggio New York 24 D DiMaggio Boston 22. Runs batted in Keller New York 28 Gordon New York Doerr Boston York Detroit 25. Hits Travis Cramer Washington 37 Trosky Cleveland 37. Doubles Keltner Cleveland Travis Washington 4. Home runs Johnson Philadelphia York Detroit Gordon New York 6. Stolen bases DiMaggio Boston 3 Fox Boston Laabs St Louis 3. Pitching Harder Cleveland Johnson Boston 3-0
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Jurges
New York
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Moore
Boston
Vaughan
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Herman
Brooklyn
Camilli
Ott
Frey
Cincinnati
Werber
Warneke
Casey
Travis
Washington
Cronin
J. DiMaggio
D. DiMaggio
Keller
Gordon
Doerr
York
Detroit
Cramer
Trosky
Cleveland
Keltner
Johnson
Philadelphia
Foxx Leads Red Sox With Three-Run Homers In Win
Jimmie Foxx hit a three run homer to pace a Red Sox victory over the Yankees while Dutch Leonard limited the Athletics to six scattered hits. Lon Warneke held the Pirates to seven hits and Bill Lee stopped the Reds with six hits as Cubs win.
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Jimmie Foxx
Red Sox
Yances
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Athletics
Lon Warneke
Cardinals
Pirates
Bill Lee
Cubs
Reds
Baker Holds Edge in Kansas College Meet Preview
Baldwin May 13 With Baker Bethel Bethany College of Emporia McPherson Ottawa and Kansas Wesleyan contending for honors the thirty fifth Kansas College Athletic conference meet looms Friday. Baker faces setbacks as Williams and Cleland may miss action though dope still favors Baker over Wes leyan and Ottawa. Coach Don Snyder expects a tight meet and plans to groom his team for the final season clash.
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Baldwin
Baker
Bethel
Bethany
College of Emporia
McPherson
Ottawa
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Kansas Wesleyan
Wildcats
Haskell
Washburn
Williams
Cleland
Wildcat
Dope
Don Snyder
Appointments to State Boards Announced by Governor Ratner
Gov Payne Ratner re appointed Thomas V Powell of Larned and Earl H Reed of Topeka to the state board of osteopathic examination and registration for terms expiring May 23 1945 The governor also named H L Bunker of Junction City to the state board of dental examiners
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Topeka
Payne Ratner
Thomas V. Powell
Larned
Earl H. Reed
State Board of Osteopathic Examination’ and Registration
H. L. Bunker
Junction City
State Board of Dental Examiners
Kansas Jayhawkers Rally Past Nebraska 4-3 Behind Burge Four-Hit Shutout
Kansas pitcher John Burge allowed only one hit through six innings and fanned 12 as the Jayhawkers edged Nebraska 4 3 in Lincoln. Ed Hall and Bobby Allen had two hits apiece, and Kansas captured the lead in the seventh with two runs before holding the Huskers scoreless after their big sixth inning.
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Kansas Jayhawker
Nebraska Cornhuskers
John Burge
Lincoln
Burge
Cornhuskers
Huskers
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Ernie Swanson
Kansas
Ramie
Bee Burge
Ick Pierce
St. Knute Kresie
Gurge
Ed Hall
Bobby Allen
Biems
Pierce
Kresie
Swanson
Krum
John Krum
Dr. F. C. Allen
Eddie Hall
Kaue Kresie
Belms
Kreste
LeMaster
Stack
Herndon
Hall
Mamcline Eer Ees
Clapper
H PO Thompson
Martin
Allen
Ease
Tegtmeier
W. Gabelman
T.eMaster
Owverceee
Essere Roeninom Ryan
Jackson
Sauer
Ossino
Qeenanermensscersane
Kansas Crevtees Mentrerseers
Nebraska Tcccasinanenai
Break Deadlock In American Association With Millers Versus Saints
The American association keys a single tonight as Minneapolis meets St. Paul with veteran Harry Kelley opposing Bob Smith. A Minneapolis win would place them sole first, a loss would drop them into a tie for second with Louisville.
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Associated Press
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
St. Paul Clan
Harry Kelley
Saints
Bob Smith
Minneapolis Sluggers
Louisville
Toledo
Blues
Kaw
Verrie Setphens
Chuck Stevens
Date For Paring Squads is Near For Big League Clubs
New York May 13 Some of baseballs longest and most colorful voyages are about to go ton the rocks on May 15 when rosters must hold 25 active players. Managers trim Waner Bartell Mungo Ferrell Averill Carleton and Bonura as teams reduce salaries and finalize lineups. Bonura ends season at Minneapolis after contract dispute with the Cubs.
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New York
Paul Waner
Dick Bartell
Wes Ferrell
van Mungo
Tex Carleton
Earl Averill
Jimmy Dyke
White Sox
Waner
Bartell
Mungo
Brooklyn
Detroit
Dodgers
Carleton
Montreal
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Ferrell
Averill
Zeke Bonura
Minneapolis
Cubs
Eddie Brietz Sports Roundup Highlights From May News
Broadway newsreels show Hank Greenberg in army uniform while Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth meet in a dream matchup. Freddy Corcoran, 20, emerges as a dark horse in golf after tying Heafner and winning with 64 in a playoff. The Sporting News issues a 1941 record book as fans debate Brooklyn, DiMaggio, and the Giants.
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New York
Hank Greenberg
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Ram
Cobb
Sam Crawford
Bobby Veach
Tigers
Freddy Corcoran
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Clayton Heafner
Heafner
Roy Shudt
Troy
N.Y
Lou Gehrig
Boston
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Pete Coscarart
Montreal
Giants
Georgie Abrams
Ken Overlin
Army Navy
Gene Tunney
Jacksonville
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sporting News
Big Teams Totter In Major League Chase
The world champion Reds and the Yankees, both in fourth place, face league leaders in a pivotal two game set. Cincinnati has slumped with five losses in seven and shaky defense, while New York struggles with pitching and bats. Dodgers ride five straight wins as Cardinals surge. Red Sox top Yankees as Grove earns career win 295.
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Johnny Riemenschneider
Whitten
Mississippi
Perkinson Junior College
Wood Junior
Emory and Henry
Arizona State Bulldogs
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
New York
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Big Bill Lee
Bucky Walters
Monte Pearson
Cubs
Dodgers
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Len Warneke
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Old Grove
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Dutch Leonard
Springfield Cardinals Rise in Western Association Standings
Springfield shows 10 wins 1 loss under Ollie Vanek after a 4 2 win over St Joseph. Mancuso went 3 for 3 for St Joseph as the only earned run. Tonight's schedule features Springfield at St Joseph Joplin at Topeka and other matchups.
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Springfield
Western Association
Cardinals
Ollie Vanek
Topeka
St. Joseph
Frank Mancuso
Joplin
Muskogee
Salina
Fort Smith
Hutchinson
Kansas Oil Men Elect Officers At Spring Convention
Kansas Oil Men elected P. R. O. Brown of Admire as president at the spring convention in Wichita. Herb L. Funk of White City was chosen vice president and D. E. Pittinger of Wichita named treasurer.
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Kansas Oil
Wichita
Kan
P.R
Kansas Points To The Big Six Meet At Lincoln
Kansas hosts Missouri in a dual track meet as Jayhawkers cope with injuries and eye the Big Six meet at Lincoln May 23 24. Missouri misses Don Walters and Bob Steuber due to injuries while Kansas lists Edwards Poznik Hess Mount and others for events. Bowed by losses to Nebraska the Tigers seek improvement with Schumitzky Lass and Hilton shining in Lincoln.
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Altho
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawkers
Lincoln
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
Tigers
Jayhawks
Bengals
Bill Beven
Larry Finney
Paul Hardman
Steland
J. R. Jones
Bob Stoland
Ted Scott
John Michener
Orlands Epp
Bob
Missouri
the Tigers
Chauncey Simpson
Don Walters
Dasher
Kansas
Bob Steuber
Sol Schumitzky
Jones
Frank Hilton
M. U
Elmer Aussicker
Tiger
Huskers
Dick Edwards
al Poznik
Russ Mount
Fred Eberhardt
Kenny Hamilton
Darrell Mathes
Don Pollom
Ralph Schaake
Home grown or not Nebraska teams spark a debate
A Lincoln datelined article argues Nebraska teams owe part of their success to non local talent, citing players like Sam Francis and Vike Francis from Oberlin and Kansas roots. It notes several Huskers with Kansas ties and questions the purity of “home grown” claims amid a long history of strong Husker teams. Also mentions Indy speed race cars and Hank Greenberg's military draft assignment.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Sam Francis
Oberlin
Kan
Jim Reed
Topeka
Francis
Kansas College
Sam
Vike Francis
Vike
N.U
Bill Andreson
Plainville
Huskers
K.U
Kansas
Bob McNutt
Colby
Cornhuskers
Alton Werner
Frankfort
Fred Shirey
Latrobe
Huskerland
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