Cincinnati Down the Cardinals in Doubleheader Sweep
St Louis fell from first to second in the National League after a double defeat by Cincinnati 4-2 and 5-1, as Brecheen and Red Barrett struggled. The Reds, led by Bucky Walters and Ewell Blackwell, gained two wins and moved into a tie for third with Boston and Chicago.
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Walker Cooper
New York Giants
Cooper
Giants
St. Louis
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Charlie Red
Barret
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Kans. State students push to end race ban in athletics
Manhattan Kansas May 13 Kansas State college students vote to ask faculty representatives of Big Six schools to abolish a so called gentlemen's agreement barring Negro students from conference athletics. The decision was made Friday at an all college assembly called by the Student Governing Association.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Fort Smith Giants Take Western Association Lead
The Fort Smith Giants beat the Topeka Owls twice in a weekend series to seize the Western Association lead. Eddie Dickey limited the Owls to four hits as Fort Smith scored 10 runs on nine hits. Ray Eakin doubled and scored in the ninth to spark an 8-7 win in the first game of a doubleheader, while Topeka bounced back with a 12-5 victory in the nightcap. Salina swept Leavenworth two of three at Salina, including a 15-inning win 2-1 by Red Dan Matthews, and Muskogee’s Reds swept Joplin as part of a rough stretch.
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Bucky Walters
Arishman Ewell Blackwell
Walters
Blackwell
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy Trout
Engals
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Fort Smith Giants
Topeka Owls
Fort Smith
Eddie Dickey
Owls
Giants
Ray Eakin
Troy Bolick
Topeka
Salina
Leavenworth
Dan Matthews
Braves
Muskogee
Joplin
Rob Fritz
Gary Grishman
Hutchinson
Jayhawkers
St. Joseph
St. Joseph's Cardinals
Charles Skabovicus
Fort Smith Leavenworth
Oun Pewities Paral Aucantiely
SAS Aggies
Lawrence Athletes Triumph at Regional Meet Pulls Off Third Place
Lawrence high school athletes finished third at the state regional track meet held Saturday at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium. Hiawatha won the Class A title with 50 points, Wyandotte led AA with 61.1, and Troy topped the B division with 46. Lawrence scorers included Dick Johnson first in discus, Charles Penny first in shot put, and Charles Wagstaff third in the javelin and fifth in broad jump, with the Red and Black aiding in relay points.
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Ames
Nebraska
Iowa State
Aang Gene
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas Memorial Stadium
Wyandotte
Sumner
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission
Haskell
Argentine
Atchison
Hiawatha
Paula
Rosedale
Turner
Effingham
Olathe
Seaman
Holton
Washington Rurals
Garnett
Capital Catholic of
Topeka
Troy
Overbrook
Valley Falls
Olathe School
Dear Baldwin
Everest
Perry
Hamlin
Norelion
Tonganoxie
Powhattan
Fairview
Wathena
Lansing
Wichita
Lawrence Dick Johnson
Charles Penny
Charles Wagstaff
Bill Schaake
Steve Barnett
Col. Crawford
Shawnee
Northern
Myera
Leavenworth
Sanders
Ion
Falwell
Parker
Harties
Fisher
Coffey
Lawrence
Shawnee-Mission
Webh
Tae — Coffey
Monre
Craluugh
Argentini Palwell
Jolley
Wyan- Ba
White
Finnetl
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Krooks
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House
Bat
Tucker
Ndotte
Rast
Leaven- Shawnee Mission
Wit - Smith
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Wye Lawrence
Ault
Clarkson
Humilatte
Reilly
Highrvenwort Taium
Penn Lawrence
Johnson
Tanlwig
Herkowitz
Leaverth
Kresky
Wyannotts
Hish Juip
Murphy
Short
Grimes
Paola
Robinson
Mey
Missouri Tigers Sweep Kansas In Doubleheader Wins
Columbia May 13 Missouri baseball edged Kansas 5 to 4 in the opener and 7 to 5 in the second game as Tom Saffel limited the Bengals to seven hits. A seventh inning Morgan Feldman double broke a tie, while Red Hogan hit a grand slam later, and Missouri built a late lead with a two-run rally.
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University of Missouri
Kansas
Tigers
Tom Saffel
Bengals
Jack Morgan
John Feldman
Missourians
Jayhawkers
Wayne Felderman
M. A. Hurler
Jayhawker
Red Hogan
Jerry Reshkin
O’camb
Surprising Sox Take AL Lead After Double Win
Sports Mirror notes a year ago the Chicago White Sox led the American League with a double victory over New York. It recalls three years ago Pittsburgh sold catcher Babe Phelps to the Phillies and five years ago Bobby Pelot beat the Yankees 2-1. The item then mentions Joe Louis celebrating his seventh birthday at Lakewood New Jersey, beginning training with Max Selmeline.
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Byte Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
New York
Pittsburgh
Babe Phelps
Phillies
Bobby Pellet
New York Yankees
Joe Louis
Lakewood
N. J
Max' Selmeline
Track meet results show multiple school relay and dash winners
Seaman led a field of reporters in a relay and dash heavy meet across Paola Rosedale Hiawatha and Effingham zones. Winners included Seaman, Hiawatha, Paola, Valley Falls, Overbrook, Olathe School for Deaf and Troy in events such as 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 880 yard run mile relay and distance throws with distances and heights listed for each school and participant.
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Peaha
Paul Richart
Bree
lcClellan
Orsersoon
Finson
Schroff
Hiawatha
Penne
Tul
Fineon
Stoltenbers
Ilawitha
Schraster Ellinghass
Rofy
Viets
Rosedale
Jim
Allen
Waiters
Paola
Worthington
Turner
Jensen
Effingham
Reece
Heidt
Warder
Teyrelay
Washington Rural
Rogers
Amos
Duderstedt
Crow
Garnett
Lindney
Enzo Paola
Mamlee
Keller
Meyer
Holton Campbell
Minor
Shiela
Morris
Olathe
Sahetha
Broad
Jump
Hards
Rozecale
Robinson
Myers
Eaton
Tie
Lewis
Valley Falls
Haas
Overbrook
Roberton
Stochell
Monson
Everest
Bunck
Figen
Maley Falla
Bates
Perry
Stern
Ted
Howard
Calne
Troy
Pyle
Hamlin
Bateau
Haan
James
Chubb
Baldid Gregg
Arnold
Hart
Pwrgel
Oakaon
Tonganoxie
Rogera
Fairview
Scarlett
Figas
Barnes, Hamlin
Caine
3Miller
Olathe School For Deaf
Clark
Harder
Carter
Abel
Douglas Lansing
Holt
Wathena
Cummings
Setter
Horton
Baldwin
Fizgs
McGlynn
Ruddy
Knapp
Primm
Everes
Tahteh
Martin
Timberlake
Powhattan
Estes
Utler
Stewart
Tonganoxle
Correll
Parker
Lester
Hoffman
Lathe
School For Deaf
Miller
Paldwin
Satchel
Plake
Randall
Childs
Aiaan
Hitchcock
Stockwell
Valley Falla
Carthage Moves Up In Kansas Oklahoma Missouri League
Carthage won three games to rise to second place behind Chanute in the K O M league. They edged Pittsburg 6-5, then beat Bartlesville Oilers 3-0 and 10-2 as Oscar Walterman earned his third straight win and Buzz Arlitt collected three hits in three at bats. Chanute split with Iola, 9-8 in 11 innings and 8-2, while Miami beat Pittsburg 1-0 behind Bain Hatfield. Pittsburg defeated Miami 3-0 in game two as Bartlesville climbed 8-2.
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Associated Press
Carthage
Chanute
Pittsburg
Bartlesville Oilers
Oscar Walterman
Buzz Arlitt
Oilers
Iola
Miami
Bain Hatfield
Blues
Pittsburg Browns
Wilson
Bulwark
Bartlesville
Bob Horsman
Horsman
Double Header to Blues Over Columbus Redbirds
Toledo and Kansas City won doubleheaders in the American Association yesterday. The Mud Hens beat the Brewers 7 to 6 at Toledo. Kansas City defeated Columbus 8 to 7 in 11 innings and 9 to 0. Louisville and St Paul split. Millers won in Indianapolis 12 to 4 after Indians took the opener.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Mud Hens
Brewers
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Indianapolis
Millers
Indians
Assaults Pay Check for Winning Preakness Saturday
Baltimore May 13 The Let's Chop Up the Champ club dissected Assault's Preakness win noting a 2:01 2/5 neck decision and a 2:06 3/5 Derby time. Assault earned 99 120 dollars from a 139 620 purse, boosting his four minute run to 198 520 and career earnings to 243 370 as he eyes the Belmont.
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Baltimore
Erby
Lord Roswell
Pimlico
Lord B
Churchill Downs
Maryland
Warren Mehrtens
Bold Venture
Boxing hopes spark British imports under Tom Hurst
New York May 18 P britains Bruce Woodcock aims to win the British and Empire heavyweight titles in a bout next Friday. Manager Tom Hurst has turned away many amateurs seeking his guidance, saying in England an amateur talking to a pro manager risks a black list. Also noted Monday Matinee Derby owner William Dupont Jr trains Hampden near Wilmington Del, and Al Schmid the blind ex Marine from Guadalcanal will appear in a movie short Playing by Far after a golf stumble and coaching from Bob Anderson.
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Britain
Bruce Woodcock
Tami Maurietto
Fty
Tom Hurst
Woodcock
Hurst
Tom
England
William Dupont, Jr
Hampden
Wilmington
Del
Jessop
Arcaro
al Schmid
Guadalcanal
Bob Anderson
Oklahoma A&M Cowboys win Missouri Valley track title
In Wichita Kansas on May 13 Oklahoma A M Cowboys led in all 14 events to clinch the Missouri Valley conference track and field crown with 125 points. Wichita University, Washington University St Louis and Tulsa University trailed. Ralph Tate of Oklahoma A&M set new records in both hurdle events finishing 14.4 seconds in the 120 yard high hurdles and 23.3 seconds in the 220 yard hurdles. Drake University Des Moines will host the 1947 meet.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma A. & M. Cowboys
Missouri Valley
Cowboys
Wichita University
Washington University
St. Louis
Tulsa University
Ralph Tate
Oklahoma A. & M
Drake University
Des Moines
East wins state high school golf team title
Wichita East tops the state golf field with a four man total of 644 to beat Wichita North at 647 and Shawnee Mission at 671. Individual medalist Tom Hansen shot a 143 over 36 holes as East claimed the two man title with a 306 score and North followed with 309.
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Wichita North
Shawnee Mission
Rosedale
Topeka
Coffeyville
Emporia
Junction City
Salina
Wichita East
Tom Hansen
Western Stars? Western Stars? Baseball Roundup
AP departs with a patchwork of MLB results. Mickey Harris and the Red Sox beat the Yankees 3-1, Dizzy Trout and the Tigers top the White Sox 4-1, Ray Sanders and Ed Wright lead the Braves past the Giants 6-3, Claude Passeau defeats the Pirates in seven hitters, Stan Spence drives in wins for the Senators, George Case helps the Browns beat the Indians in Cleveland, Max West and Ewell Blackwell yield a 4-2 win for the Reds, Dixie Walker drives in three as the Dodgers crush the Phillies 13-4.
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Brooklyn
Atring
Philadelis
Vivardi
Ed Stevens
Susie Galan
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jaude Passeau
Stan Spence
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Spence
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Indians
Feller
Associated Press
Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Yankees
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
White Sox
Ray Sanders
Ed Wricht
Braves
Sanders
Giant
Wright
Claude Passeau
Cuba
Pirates
Petender
Athletics
Suder
A's
George Case
Indiana
Tex Shirley
Browns
Case
Mth
Shirley
Max West
Ewell Blackwell
Peds
West
Cards
Blackwell
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Phils
Tams Candidate for County Attorney Announcement
County notices show Tams seeking the office of County Attorney subject to primary rules and election dates. The announcement references August 6, 1946, and mentions Robert Boyler in connection with the county clerk race.
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Tams
Ratte Er
Maries
Robert Boyler
Cler
Tam
Benny Cork
Tor Ren
Nied
Mary Evlen Simmonary
Primarion
Dante” Johns
Ren, Bitte
Douglas County
Frank Roray
Office of Register of
Dry Republican Party
Public Instruction
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mra
Margaret Hurley
Othey
Charles D. Brourh
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