Green Brothers rout De Soto 19 to 3 in wild contest
Green Brothers overwhelmed De Soto 19 to 3 yesterday afternoon as nine runs in the first inning and a six run sixth blew open the game. Ireland went 5 for 5 for Green Brothers with strong defense and pitching by Black Clem and Longstaff. Next Sunday features a double header with Watson and a Topeka nine.
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Walter
Ireland
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Clem
C. Douglas
Harris
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Watson
Topeka
Green Bros
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Roof
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Sato
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Bethel Waiter
Trembold Treland
God
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Holmberss
Alf Glam
Tobler
Oon de Sore
Green’ Brothers Pire
Dew Sproat
Haskell Indians Win With 9 7 Score Over Kansas State
The Haskell Indians defeated Kansas State College 9 to 7 Saturday afternoon in a rugged contest. Haskell collected 18 hits while Kansas State made four errors and left many runners stranded as the game progressed. Score by innings shows Haskell taking the lead and holding on to win.
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Haskell Indians
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Braves
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
Summary of last day’s games across the National and American leagues with results including Philadelphia defeating Chicago and Pittsburgh versus Brooklyn, Cincinnati shut out by Boston and St Louis, and Detroit beating Washington. American Association games feature Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Louisville, Columbus, Toledo, and Minnesota innings with doubleheaders and extra innings.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Pirates Hei d Brooklyn with Cuccinelle delivering two hits for his third shutout victory. Gehringer drives in four for the Tigers with a homer and two singles and two stolen bases. Ruffing blanked Cleveland with four hits and twelve strikeouts to win. Braves slugger homers doubles and a single against the Cardinals. Browns topple Senators with four hits from Kinkaid and the ninth inning run from a late single. Hurst powers Phillies past Warneke with homer triple and double.
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Pirates
Brooklyn
Cuccinele
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
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Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Cleveland
Woes-Schulmerich
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Senators
Latters
Don Hurst
Phillies
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Cubs
Strange Twins Die Same Year in Nearby Counties
Rutherford County farmer William Blanton and another farmer near Kistler's Chapel, both born the same year and same age, died within days of each other from heart trouble on January 4 1882. They belonged to local Methodist churches and were buried together. Though not related, the pair shared uncanny coincidences, including building caskets for their own burials. one crafted his own with his hands years earlier.
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Rutherford Coatyarth Carning
Bath
Iaieae
Ellenhorn
Kistler
Ihapel
Blanton
Orn
Weliam Jhomas
Blanson
Rutherford CO
N.C
Game
Sports Calendar Highlights From Tuesday Through Saturday
Tuesday events include State in bases 2 OK UU diamond. Wednesday features Bar ball ate cin base diamant and baseball 3 6 in threeball. Saturday hosts Titlx conference outdoor track meet at Lincoln. Ant held Meds to 4 1 victory. White Sox hit a homer and two singles with four RBIs.
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W State
Ate Cin
Diamant
Lincoln
Ant
4Thergill
White Sox
Kansas State Interscholastic Meet Looms At Emporia
More than 500 high school athletes qualify for the Kansas State Interscholastic track and field meet to be held in Emporia on Saturday. Nine regional meets narrowed the field to top performers. Arkansas City and Wyandotte are favored. Winners and runners up from regional events are listed with scores and locales such as Winfield and Ottawa.
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Wyandotte
Kansas City
Ark City
Kansas
Ichita East
Milette
Ottawaational
Topekai
Tretection North
Howard
Bare
Columbus
Major League Leaders Restated Plays and Batting Feats
A compact report lists leaders across leagues with names like Collins Cardinals Klein Phillies Suhr Vaughan Pirates and Foxx Athletics. It notes home runs by Foxx and Cochrane along with stolen bases by Chapman and Gurns and mentions various team efforts and hits.
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Gian
Klein
Philies
Adams Cardinale
Ter Collins
Cardinals
Collins
Phillies
Doub
Stephens Rmi
Cubs
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Suhr_an Vaughan
Pirates
Herman
Giants
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Indians
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Browns
Oliver
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Johnson
Tigers
Senators
Athletics
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Geiringer
Chapman
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White Sox
Gurns
Brown
Grimm Passes Hidden Ball Play De Ne
Charley Grimm of the Chicago Cubs, noted as a great fielder at first base, dismisses hidden ball tricks after a prior mishap. He recounts an incident where Jake forgot the ball’s location, allowing two runners to score and ending his interest in the tactic.
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Grimm
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cub
Hal Chase
Charley
Eagle
Jake
Baker and Gorillas win conference track titles in Kansas and Central
In Wichita the Baker Gorillas retained the Central Conference title by winning eight of 15 events, setting four new marks and amassing 69 points. Emporia Teachers were second and Washburn third. Kansas Wesleyan finished behind Ottawa in the Kansas Conference. Farrow of Baker posted a 10.0 in the 199 and 296 in the 220 as Baker dominated.
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Pittsburg
Baker University
Central
Kansas
Wichita
Gorillas
Emporia
Washburn
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Farrow
Baker
Cunningham
Howthly Stand is rational and
The fragment notes a claim that Howthly Stand is rational, presenting an unclear assertion without broader context or tied facts, leaving the conclusion undefined and open to interpretation.
Kansas Jayhawkers defend Big Six title at Lincoln meet
Kansas prepared to defend the Big Six championship at Lincoln after routing Missouri 89 to 42 in Columbia in a dual meet. Cunningham and Glens set two meet records in the 880 and mile, Ray Flick set a low hurdles mark, Klaner tied the 100 yard dash record, and Coffman led Kansas as high point scorer with 11. Missouri's team set several records as well.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Brutus Hamilton
Kansas
Columbia
Cunningham
Glenn
Elkhart
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Kansas State
Ray Flick
K. A. Hardler
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Wormile Run Yates
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Kaheas
Johnson
Thing
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Barker
Enokeider
Dunwin
Ulffers
Gardner
Kaneas
Hodges
Diamond
Kansas Defeats Oklahoma 9 6 In Baseball Fight
Oklahoma earns its only conference win by beating Kansas 9 to 6 at Norman. Beck relieved Neal for the victory as Oklahoma fended off Kansas rallies with three double plays. Kansas State games follow Tuesday and Wednesday on the K U diamond. Lawrence roller hockey beats Jefferson City 6 to 0 with Capt. B scoring four and Busch two. Lawrenc e team to play Kansas City Mo on Wednesday at Forty eighth and Troost.
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K. U
Andy “Beck
Neal
Kansas State
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Jefferson City
Charles B
Jess. Busch
Kansas City
Oklahoma to host preliminary Olympic track meet at Norman
Oklahoma hosts a two day track and field meet in Norman on May 26 27 inviting athletes from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Illinois St Clair and Madison counties. Events include unusual runs jumps and throws with Olympic semi final standards for Chicago or Long Beach. Kansas Jayhawkers defend Big Six title as Mt Orad racers seek another close finish.
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Lightweight title challengers line up in two cities
New York May 16 AP reports two challengers to Tony Canzoneri's lightweight title will emerge this week. Billy Petrolle faces Christopher Battalino in Chicago Friday night while Sammy Fuller meets Kid Berg in New York. Winners likely meet in a final elimination to determine the challenger for Canzoneri's crown.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Chicago
Billy Petrolle
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Sammy Fuller
Boston Battler
Back
Kid) Berg
England
Canzoneri
Managers Gather for Lawrence Junior Twilight Baseball Plans
The final planning meeting for the Lawrence Junior Twilight league season is set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Carls store. Managers should bring player cards as final arrangements for the opening game and parade are made.
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Lawrence
Carls
GC. C. Carl
Caar
Golfers to compete in Kansas City medal play tourney
Kansas City May 16 AP golfers from Missouri Kansas and nearby states gather for the Heart of America medal play tournament. A 52 hole amateur event begins Tuesday after a pro am event at Hillcrest Country Club. Over 100 avocational rosters from Missouri Kansas Iowa Subhaska Oklahoma Arkansas will play three rounds at Hillcrest Jue Hills Milburn and Mission Hills. Paul Jackson and George Clark are among favorites in the amateur field.
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Jue Hills Country Club
Milburn Golf and Country Club
Mission Hills Country Club
Paul Jackson
Francis Guimet
Jackson
George Clark
Hllcrest
Lawrence Golfers Beat Topeka 27 to 21 At Home
Lawrence Country Club golfers defeated Topeka players by 27 to 21 in a team match played here yesterday afternoon. Chester Ones, Lawrence, was low medalist with a 70 four under par. Twenty Topeka players traveled, and the spring handicap tourney is under way at the club, slated to finish by May 30. The next match is against Leavenworth Country Club on June 19 here.
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Topeka
Chester
Lawrence
Leavenworth Country Club
Topeka Jayhawks win as rain halts Producers clash
In Topeka Kansas the Jayhawks beat Independence Producers 9 to 3 after taking a six-run lead in the first inning. The game was halted in the fourth due to rain with the score 3 to 2 in favor of Independence at that point.
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Jayhawks
Independence
Sullivan
Roche
Hobart
S— Allison
Brewer Titus
Frank Carideo
Notre
Gwinn Henry
A. Parmalee
States Should Rule Waterfowl Practices In United States
Chicago May 16 The Walton League urges states to handle live decoys and duck baiting rather than the federal government. It cites varied state laws and hunting methods and endorses a resolution calling for education and state legislative action to promote sportsmanship and regulate practices locally.
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United States
Tzank Waste League
Walton League
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Wyandotte Furst and Mey Lawrence Dominate Topeka Meet
Wyandotte won the district track meet in Topeka scoring 51 points from seven firsts and other places. The Bulldogs advanced fourteen men to the state meet in Emporia next Saturday. Ottawa placed second with 32 points, Kansas Vocational School third with 28, and Valley Falls fourth with 21. Lawrence earned three points when Bonebrake finished second in pole vault, the only Lawrence man to place.
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Wyandotte
Topeka
Bulldogs
Emporia
Ottawa
Kansas Vocational
Valley Falls
Lawrence
Bonebrake
Kans College Sports Roundup From Various Camps
Kansas colleges show strong showings in multiple sports. Baker University wins fifth straight Kansas conference track title. Hutchinson takes junior college track and field crown. Haskell Indians top Kansas State pitchers 9 to 0 in baseball. Missouri beat Kansas 9 to 2 in a Columbia meet. Oklahoma rallies to defeat Wichita University 9 to 6. Fresno staff uses a bow and arrow drill for training.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa
Baker University
Kansas
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Kansas Junio College
Independence
Manhattan
Haskell Indian
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