Curtain Falls On Kansas Home Baseball End Of Season
Kansas faces Kansas State in a three game series at Lawrence to close the home schedule. Friday’s single game starts at 8 pm with a doubleheader Saturday at 1 pm including a makeup game from Manhattan. Kansas seeks a sweep despite poor season luck and a young lineup led by Bukaty and Sands with Burge Dugan Brass and others in pitching.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
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Ralph Conner
Jayhawk
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Holcom
Kappelman
John Burge
Ed Hall
Jack Sands
Ed Paris
Frank Bukaty
Larry Hensley
Wildcats
Conger
Burge
Red” Dugan
Clifford Brass
Dugan
Missouri
Brass
Iowa State
Sands
Bukaty
Columbia
A New Big Six Plan for a Three Day Baseball Tournament
Conference athletic directors will discuss Cy Sherman plan to crown the Big Six champion in a three day elimination tournament at Ames Iowa this week. Nebraska and Iowa State back the idea citing shorter practice seasons while Oklahoma appears favored with longer conditioning. Missouri holds the 1988 title and leads the present chase with Oklahoma in second. The plan would require the winning team to play three to four games.
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Cy Sherman
Lincoln
Neb
Maj. L. M
Biff) Jones
Nebraska
Iowa State
Sherman
Oklahoma
Cornhusker
Missouri
All-Star Pitching and Hitting Atop Major League Action
Yesterday's Stars highlights multiple performances across the majors. Monte Pearson pitched four hitless innings in relief for New York to earn his fourth win, Morrie Arnovich collected five hits for Philadelphia, Dick Coffman shut down a late Cardinal rally, Ival Goodman homered for Cincinnati, Walter Masterson halted Detroit as Washington ended a skid, Ray Hadley or Hadeliff delivered a late pinch hit for Chicago, and Vito Tamulis and Higbe starred in a long Dodgers Cubs duel ending 9-9 after 19 innings.
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Yankees
Browns
Washington
Ray Hadeliff
White Sox
Chicago
Red Sox
Vito
Tamulis
Dodgers
Walter Highbe
Cubs
Higbe
Judson Bailey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vitautas C. Tamulis
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Newark
International
New York
Cardinals
Cold Fingers
Walter Higbe
al the Wild
St. Louis Browns
Bill Dietrich
Clint Brown
Chicago White Sox
Walter Masterson
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Hugh Mulcahy
Pirates
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Giants
Dick Coffman
Johnny Mize
Meteors Burn Up and Slow Before Reaching Earth
As meteors enter the atmosphere they burn due to friction, with many disintegrating. The remainder slow and cool before potential impact on the earth.
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Earth
Blues Move Back to First in American Association
Kansas City Blues regain undisputed first in the American Association with a 6 3 win over the Minneapolis Millers. Vince DiMaggio hits his 13th homer as Jack Saltz gaver and Bill Hitchcock each collect four hits. Columbus wins 6 5 in 18 innings over Louisville as Fred Shaffer blanks them in relief. St Paul snaps five-game skid. Milwaukee falls further after Indianapolis rout.
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Burt Shotton
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Fred Shaffer
Pete Hader
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Hader
Max Macon
Saints
Milwaukee
Brewers
Harry Boyles
Toledo
Ends K U Cage Drill
Three weeks of spring basketball practice at the University of Kansas ended with a satisfactory session led by Jayhawk coach Dr. Forrest C. Allen. The period focused on scrimmage and research using convex backboards to gauge player reactions for future adaptation.
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Forrest C. Allen
Jayhawk Cage
Allen
Baseball Scores From A Telegraphed Night Of Games
National League Brooklyn 9 Chicago 4 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 6 Boston 1 New York 9 St Louis 5 American League New York 4 St Louis 3 Washington 4 Detroit 1 Chicago Boston 35 Ten innings Cleveland Philadelphia to be played later American Association Columbus 6 Louisville 5 Thirteen innings Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 3 St Paul 37 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 10 Toledo 1
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Spring football session blends veterans and freshmen
Thirteen veterans and fourteen freshmen joined spring practice to acclimate under Dr. Allen. Veterans listed include Bob Allen, Don Ebling Lindsberg, Herb Hartman, Dick Harp, and others from Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Lawrence, Hutchinson, and more. Freshmen participants feature William Arthur, Bob Bond, Miller Cameron, Jack Floyd, Bob Johnson, DeWitt Potter, and Virgil Wise among several others from Lawrence, Wichita, and across Kansas.
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Lawrence
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Howard Engleman
Arkansas City
Herb Hartman
Newton
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Kansas City
Kan
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T. P. Hunter
Oklahoma City
Okla
Maurice Jackson
John Kline
Hutchinson
Kenneth Messner
Ralph Miller
Chanute
Bruce Reid
Ralph Schaake
Williamstown
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Olathe
Bob Bond
el Dorado
Miller Cameron
Wichita
Bob Cooper
Washington
Jack Floyd
Chain Healy
Bob Johnson
John Krum
Bob O'Neil
Topeka
Dewitt Potter
Blaine Riley
Baxter Springs
Bill Wade
Rexford
Virgil Wise
Bob Woodward
Salina
Justice Pays Traffic Fine at Commencement Visit
Justice William A. Smith of the Kansas Supreme Court paid a $1 fine after being cited for failing to stop at a stop sign during a visit to deliver a high school commencement address in Galena Kansas. Police Judge W. F. Lumbley imposed the fine, showing no leniency for the visiting jurist.
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Judicial Bar
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W. F. Lumbley
Kansas Teams Begin Big Six Meets At Ames
University of Kansas track golf and tennis teams head to Ames Iowa for the Big Six championship meets. Coach Gwinn Henry and Dr. W W Davis accompany the squad with 19 track and field men named. The golf squad includes Busler Nessly Ritchie Jones Udell and the tennis party lists Engelman Franks Hibbard Sinning.
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W. W. Davis
K. U. Big Six
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H. W. Hargiss
K. U
Ray Harris
Ernie Klann
Chester Cox
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Bert Brandt
Bill Greene
Capt
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Darrell Mathes
Dick Driscoll
Paul Masoner
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Kenneth Clark
Don Bird
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Jack Nessly
Dean Ritchie
Morton Jones
Bill Udell
Howard Engelman
Kermit Franks
Blaine Hibbard
Harold Sinning
F. C. Allen
Lawrence Liberty Memorial Lions Football Schedule Released
The Lions unveil an eight game 1939 schedule after Eastern Kansas Conference changes. Notable dates include Sept 29 Newton and Nov 11 Manhattan at home with an open date Nov 3 and possible Sept 22 start. Lawrence may maintain football relations with Manhattan despite conference realignment.
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Topeka
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Ottawa
Right hand grip fundamentals in golf swing
The article explains how the right hand accelerates the clubhead before impact and sets the clubface angle. It describes a finger grip with the thumb on the left side of the shaft and only the index finger knuckle visible, noting risks of incorrect rotation before the backswing peaks. Next: Overlapping grip.
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K Art Krenz
NER Service
Baseball recap and player career milestones across years
A year ago the Cubs edged the Giants 4 2 as Carl Hubbell suffered his first defeat. Three years back Freddy Lindstrom, 30, retired after 26 outfield games due to a leg injury ending a 12 year big league run. Five years ago Equipoise won the Metropolitan Mile at Belmont but was disqualified for fouling Mr Khayyam who finished second by three lengths. Full moon period noted as prime for herring catches in October.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Freddy Lindstrom
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Belmont
Mr. Khayyam
Dodgers and Cubs battle 19 innings to a tie in windy Wrigley
Lefty Vitautas Tamulis shines in a 19 inning marathon as the Dodgers and Cubs play to a 1-1 tie. Tamulis lasted 11 scoreless frames before the rain and cold aided a drawn game while Higbe finished with one hit allowed.
Haskell Indians Win Seventh Straight In Big Victory
Haskell Indians rout Baker 7 to 5 extending their win streak to seven. Dawes started, Black finished, with key hits from Wishkeno Eastman and Bruner. The Braves finish home slate tomorrow at 2 30 against Rockhurst College and plan summer baseball, seeking independent games.
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Braves
Haskell
Chilocco Indians
Oklahoma
Rockhurst College
John Carmody
Dawes
Indians
Black
Wishkeno
Eastman
Bruner
Springfield Holds to Lead in Western Loop
Springfield's Cardinals stay atop the Western Association after a 17 to 3 victory over St. Joseph in the series opener. Sam Kuipers earned the win as St. Joseph managed only four hits while Merrick and Brown were hit hard. Fort Smith moved to second as rain delayed two games.
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St. Joseph
Cardinals
Joe Merrick
George Brown
Sam Kuipers
Fort Smith
Topeka
Joplin
Kansans
Lou Burtner
Owl
Coast-to-Coast Sport Roundup Highlights and Opinions
Daily syndicated notes from New York on May 18 cover Lou Gehrig mentoring Babe Dahlgren, update Lou Nova’s broken collar bone, Ed Barrow counsel to Joe DiMaggio, Budge Patty and Bob Taylor tied to junior tennis, Giants’ payoffs and away losses, Leo Durocher’s future, a Rose Bowl query, and misnamings of Mike Gonzalez.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Dahlgren
Ray Carlen
Lou Nova
Farr
Ed Barrow
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Taylor
Will Angel Budge Patty
California
St. Louis
Minnesota
Gophers
Leo Durocher
New York Officials Study Royal Etiquette for Royal Visit
May 18 New York City officials study royal etiquette as the king and queen of England prepare a Manhattan stay. Mayor LaGuardia seeks official guidance on hospitality and proper address while Grover Whalen brims with prepared forms for the visiting royals.
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Ratner
Topeka
Payne H. Ratner
Mrs. Ratner
Winnipeg
Canada
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
New York
Manhattan
LaGuardia
Grover Whalen
Gotham
President Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Boston
American Wheat and Flour Export Sales Rise to 109 Million Bushels
The agriculture department said that sales of American wheat and flour for export reached 109 300 000 bushels in the ten months ended April 30, up from 93 600 000 bushels in the prior season.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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