Swamp K State In Tennis and Golf
The University of Kansas teams closed the home season with easy wins over Kansas State, 6 0 in tennis and 15 3 in golf, boosting Big Six title chances at Lincoln and Omaha meets. Curry Kell led tennis. golf saw Carter, Johnson, Ashley, Stadler shine with strong scores and pairings. The report notes travel plans for Curry Kell to Lincoln and the team’s upcoming Big Six tournament.
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Kansas State College
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Stadler
Johnson
Wells
Kansas State
Fleming
Descat
Hays
Carter Kansas
Wescot
Jays
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Omaha
Grable Duvall Wins Kansas City 72-Hole Title
Grable Duvall Jr. won the Kansas City Felting ace 72-hole tournament at Oakwood with 293 strokes to top challenger John ny Dawson of Chicago, who finished second at 297. Gus Moreland of Peoria trailed at 299, followed by Claude Myers of Kansas City at 300 and Jack Wylie of Topeka at 301. Other finishers included Frank Aylward 302 and Bill Powell 302. Glenn Oatman led KU’s golf squad to 27th with 339, while Ray Conklin of Osawatomie posted 366.
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Grable Duvall
Oakwood Country Club
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Topeke
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University of Kansas
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K. A
Osawatomie
Kan
Baseball scores from yesterday's NL and AL games
The Associated Press reports yesterday's results: in the National League the Cardinals beat Chicago 10 to 2, Cincinnati defeated Boston 10 to 2, Pittsburgh won 9 to 3 over Philadelphia, and St. Louis edged Boston 12 to 7. In the American League New York triumphed over Detroit in 10 innings, Chicago beat Philadelphia, and Milwaukee defeated Louisville 9 to 4. Collected scores include Toledo 5 Columbus 12 and Indianapolis 4.
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Brooklyn
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Washington
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American Association
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Minneapolis
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Baseball players shine in daily action across leagues
Yesterday's results highlight Schoolboy Rowe and Marvin Owen fanning ten as Ligers Rowe beat the Yankees and Owen homered in the tenth. Jake Powell drove in three runs for the Senators with three singles. White Sox blanked opponents on seven hits. Solters drove in five as Browns hitters found many gaps. Schumacher tripled for the Giants against the Cardinals, while Van Mungo held the Cubs to six hits and struck out seven. McQuinn fueled a 15-hit Reds attack on Boston. Floyd Young crushed two home runs for the Pirates against the Phillies.
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Marvin Owen
Rowe
Yankees
Owen
Homer
Jake Powell
Senators
Ans Arritt Cain
White Sox
Has Solters
Browns
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Cardinals
van Mungo
Dodgers
Cubs
George McQuinn
Reds
Boston
Floyd Young
Pirates
Phillies
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Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Schumacher
St. Louis
Roy Parmelee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush Boys
Pittsburgh
Floyd
Pep) Young
New York
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Red Ruffing
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Washington
Indians
Detroit
Merrit (Sugar) Cain
Chicago
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Can’t Stop Giants Rally to Lead NL Standings
The New York Giants despite injuries and limited pitching depth have surged to the NL lead after a seven game winning streak. They defeated the St Louis Cardinals 10 7 while the Brooklyn Dodgers won 11 2 over the 1935 champions. The Pirates, Tigers and Browns also posted wins as Chicago and Washington won in other games.
Lawrence High School Soft Ball Beats Paola at Woodlawn Park
Lawrence High School defeated Paola High 12 to 9 under lights at Woodlawn Park in the season opener. Lawrence collected 16 hits including a home run by Billy Johnson. Paola had nine hits off pitcher Robert Klawuhn. Paola’s lineup is coached by Carney Smith. This was the first Lawrence softball appearance in competition at Woodlawn Park.
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Lawrence
Paola High
Woodlawn Park
Billy Johnson
Paola
Robert Klawuhn
Carney Smith
K. U
Lawrence Boys
Johanning
Allen
Johnson
Powell
Krum
Sot
Perry
Noa
Willey
Noah Rattlesnake
Snall Henderson
Penney
Conus Geographus
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Pfoa
Hey
Tomnorrow
Bienes
Barnex
Colbert
Foresman
Cf H, Dickey
Rss
Frank
Thompson
Eubank
Rice
Dickey
Klawuhn
Cummings foresees slower pace for Indy 500 race
Indianapolis May 21 Wild Bill Cummings veteran speedway driver predicts a modest race pace for the May 30 Indy 500. He says the 110 mph target will win, with fuel stops and new asphalt likely reducing overall speeds below last year’s 106.240 mph record. Shaw’s 4 cylinder car noted for speed and fuel efficiency could force pit strategy.
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Indianapolis
Wild Bill” Cummings
Wild Bill
Kelly Petillo
Cummings
Bill
Wilbur Shaw
Shaw
Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities
St Louis sees Strangler Lewis weigh in at 245 pounds and throw Paul Jones of Houston. Drow Roche at 212 pins Gus Sonnenberg of Riverdale. O Mahoney defeats Rae in Springfield two straight falls. Joe Cox of Cleveland 224 beats Ivan Managoff 222 in three falls. Ali Baba 201 and Walter Podolak 194 feature in California Syracuse.
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Lewis
Glendale
Cal
Paul Jones
Houston
Texas
Drow Roche
Decatur
Gus Sonnenberg
Riverdale
N. Y
Holyoke
Mass
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Tommy Rae
Springfield
Trenton
N. J
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Ivan Managoff
California
Chicago
Ali Baba
Walter Podolak
Syracuse
Pick Olympic Boxers
The middle west will supply seven eighths of the Olympic boxing team for Berlin with seven of eight qualifiers from Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Omaha. Notable boxers include Clark Howell King and Arthur Oliver with Immy Jamestown N Y supervising the eighth standout. A crowd of 19 152 paid 33 124 for the windup of the largest elimination series in U S history.
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Middle West
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Berlin
Cleveland
Detroit
Omaha
Banitass
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Howell King
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Arthur Oliver
Joe Louis
United States
Perry and Austin Move Into French Doubles Quarterfinals
Perry and Austin, key members of Britain's Davis Cup squad, crushed Paul Feret and Roland Journu 6-0 6-2 6-3 to reach the French hard courts doubles quarterfinals. Defending champions Peggy Scriven and Kay Stammer were upset in the second round, as were British Wightman Cup stars by Simone Iriborne and Edith Belliard.
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Paris
Fred Perry
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Great Britain
Paul Feret
Roland Journu
France
Peggy Scriven
Kay Stammers
England
Simone Iriborne
Edith Belliard
Major League Baseball season batting and pitching leaders
A compiled list of leaders and top performers across MLB teams. Medwick of the Cardinals and Moore of the Giants lead in hits while Ott and Camills pace home runs. Gehrig and DiMaggio top batting averages. Grove and others headline the pitching leaders with win-loss records.
Brewers Going Good in Race as Milwaukee Climb to Second
Milwaukee moved into undisputed second place in the American Association by beating St Paul 9 to 8, while Minneapolis fell to Kansas City. Johnny Niggeling pitched a strong eight innings for Kansas City, and Columbus defeated Indianapolis 10 to 5 in a loose game. Toledo held off Louisville 5 to 4 in a late rally.
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Chicago
Allan Sotheron
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Johnny Niggeling
Blues
Stumpf
Madjeski
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Gas Housers Impress In Polo Grounds Roundup
May roundups note St. Louis Gas Housers showing tough, hustling play at the Polo Grounds. Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin vow not to shave until back in St. Louis. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley considered a Curt Davis deal before he was shelled, while Gabby Hartnett praised as indispensable. Burleigh Grimes lauded as teacher and fighter influencing the American Association club.
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St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Dizzy Dean
Pepper Martin
St. Lacey
George Savino
Baltimore
Roy Spencer
George
Philadelphia
Boston
Joe Louis
Baer, Carnera
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Jim Peterson
Penn
Louisville
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
American Association
Acker Wins Negro Welter Title After Referee Error
Colorado Springs May 21 Acker Kansas City 145 pounds defeated Joe Jaramillo Denver 146 pounds to win the Negro welterweight title after a referee’s misentry initially favored Jaramillo. One judge backed Acker and one the bout was a draw before the correction. The state boxing officials reviewed the cards and awarded the title to Acker after the error.
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iPi
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Sonny Boy’ Acker
Kansas City
Colorado
Joe Jaramillo
Denver
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Eddie Bohn
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Jaramillo
A.A.U. Track Meet Set for June 6 in Kansas City
Marion Miller of Kansas City announced the fifth annual Missouri Valley A.A.U. track and field meet will be held June 6 at the Southwest high school field. Events for men and women are approved as Olympic regional trials with winners eligible for Milwaukee sectional trials June 26 and 27. Open to all registered amateur athletes in Kansas and western Missouri. entry deadline June 4, entries to Miller at 1511 Baltimore Avenue.
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Missouri Valley A.A.U
Miller
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Wis
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Missouri
Baltimore Avenue
Western association raises player limit to 15
Springfield Missouri May 21 club owners vote 5 1 to allow an extra player this year. President Tom Fairweather announced the change determining the new limit will apply next Monday.
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Springfield
Tom Fairweather
Lawrence Tennis Teams Triumph Over Leavenworth Rivalry
The Lawrence high school boys and girls tennis teams each beat Leavenworth yesterday in Leavenworth. Boys won 4 to 3 and girls 4 to 2, with numerous individual matches featuring Roys Wulfekuhler Potter and others. The results show strong Lawrence performances across singles and doubles events.
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Leavenworth High School
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Roys
Wulfekuhler
Potter
Droom
Lange
Greenlees
Adams
Riggs
Johnson
Hanst
Sweeney
Naramore
Howe
Barnett
Eee
Michigan State selects spring football squad reshuffles
East Lansing May 20 Michigan State coaches picked three sophomores into starting roles over last year’s varsity players signaling a strong freshman crop. Arthur Brandt statter keeps fullback job while Steve Szasz Asif Haney and Harrison Neumann win backfield spots. Dudley Nelson loom as new linemen. classroom eligibility may thin ranks later.
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Mich
Michigan State
Arthur Brandstatter
Steve Szasz
Arlington Heights
Llt
Asif Haney
Kingsport
Tenn
Harrison
Mt. Clemens
Darwin Dudley
Christopher, Ill
Carl W
Ole) Nelson
Chicago
Dudley
Nelson
Jayhawks Aim for Third in Big Six Meet
Kansas coach Hargiss names 17 men for the Big Six meet in Lincoln Nebraska with hopes for a third place. He skips high hurdles and the two mile and concentrates on events Kansas eyes for points including Wiles Richardson Cox and Foy in sprints dashes and relays Noble and Ardrey in pole vault and jump events Wellhausen Kanatzar in throws and Shannon in high jump.
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Nebraska
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Kansas
Harry Wiles
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Marvin Cox
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Trotter
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Fay
Hardacre
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Foy
Noble
Ardrey
Kanatzar
Wellhausen
Shannon
Pitts
Clucas
Pam Barton Wins British Open Title at 19
Pam Barton of London won the British women's golf championship defeating Bridget Newell 7 and 5 in the 36 hole final at Southport England on May 21. Barton, 19, was a member of the 1934 and 1936 Curtis Cup teams and had reached the finals in 1934 and 1935, losing to Mrs A M Holm and Wanda Morgan respectively. Newell, a barrister, struggled with approach shots and pulls on the third nine and trailed Barton six up at the three quarter mark, finishing on the 31st green.
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Pam) Barton
London
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Miss Newell
Cubs and Athletics Trade For Klein Kowalik Deal
The Phillies trade Curt Davis and Ethan Allen to the Chicago Cubs for Chuck Klein and Fabian Kowalik, with Gerry Nugent noting cash involved though the amount not disclosed. Davis and Allen ordered to report in Brooklyn for a Cubs game today, while Klein and Kowalik’s availability for the Phillies game remains unclear.
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Curt Davis
Ethan Allen
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Fabian Kowalil
Gerry Nugent
Phillies
Cash
Davis
Allen
Brooklyn
Cubs
Klein
Kowalik
Phila-Pittsburgh
Plan Soft Ball Games at Woodlawn Diamond May 22
The Colored Recreational Project 1818 will sponsor practice soft ball games at Woodlawn diamond on Friday May 22 at 4 o clock. North Lawrence girls face South Lawrence and North Lawrence girls and boys meet Baldwin girls and boys in the practice games.
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Colored Recreational Project 1818
Woodlawn Diamond
North Lawrence
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Baldwin
McLOUTH community notes and events roundup
McLouth residents report a Las week appendicitis operation for Mrs. Arthur McAfee of Leavenworth nee Marianna Taylor. Violin recital by Carroll Nichols slated May 27 at WREN. Charivari honors newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Russel Harris of Leavenworth. Charlene Pottorff of Oskaloosa is Harris’ mother. Local pastors and neighbors gather at Baptist church. pastor will start duties in June. Rosetta Burnett in Bell Memorial clinic. Residents from Mansfield and Lawrence visit Dr. Frank Schaeffer home. Haas couple heads to Yankton via Janet Morris. Mary Marshall of Linwood visits Dy Wilkins. Stallards of Larned visit Fanny Zabraskie. note 20 years since last trip. Jeane Campbell visits Oskaloosa and returns with Clara Magill and Russell Housh. Mrs. A W Carlson leaves for Shickley Neb to attend H M Shuster funeral.
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Arthur McAfee
Leavenworth
Marianna Taylor
Cushings Hospital
Carrol Nichols
Wren
Russel Harris
Harris
Charlene Pottorff
George Pottorff
Oskaloosa
Sharp
Council Grove
McLouth
Baptist Church
Rosetta Burnett
Bell Mem Hospital
W. E. Vawn
Mansfield
Otto Barteldes
Lawrence
Frank Schaeffer
Frank Haas
Yankton
S. C
Janet Morris
Mary Marshall
Linwood
Dy. O. Wilkins
Howell Stallard
Larned
Fanny Zabraskie
Jeane Campbell
Clara Magill
Russell Housh
Jim Magill
A. W. Carlson
Shickley, Neb
H. M. Shuster
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