Kansas Second in Big Six Meet at Lincoln
Kansas State and Oklahoma led a tight Big Six track meet in Lincoln Nebraska with Iowa State capturing team honors 67 to 56 14 over Kansas with several standout performances by Walt Kaacson Frank Stannard and Herold Majerka. Oklahoma’s Clarence Wicklund surged to mile and two mile wins amid rainy conditions, while Nebraskas Kern Kratz narrowly beat Bob Bradt in the 440 yard dash. The Jayhawks finished strong but could not overturn the Cyclones who dominated in multiple events and cemented their outdoor conference title.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cyclones
Jayhawkers
Jowens
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Oklahoma
Clarence Wicklund
Missouri
Nevraske
Kanese State
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Walt Kaacson
Tor Seo Broad
Figh
Frank Stannard
Hurdier
Leroy Robiseveer
Herold Marejka
Vickland
Kern Kratz
Nebraska
Bob Bradt
Jows State
Ingacson
Wicklund
Matejka
Welter Kaacwon
Karaae
Bet Lithridge
Robert Kel
Kansas Brate
Lelnnd Buseeli Missourh
Fog Webde
Harold Mereke
Iowe
Stete
Denry Echwerk
Iowa
Steter Tuird Teas Krets
Nebraske
Pytend Han- Viton
Hkanaas Cat Hobaon
Iowa Srate
Ty Welter Yenncson
Kangae
Rex Wagner
Bert Keith
James Jones Warner
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Iowa Erate
Jack Deborn
Chimhoma
Thomas Clark
Faewaa
Tom Bromfield
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Richard Lons
Eugene Bauer
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James Sargent
Ion Hordiea
Prank Brannerd
Secorée Nerya
Bar- Netranka
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Webte Lowe
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Baseball Scores and Player Highlights From AR League Card
An OCR fragment lists various players and teams with hits and runs. Mentions include Walker Bravolite Berrett Cleveland Fore Hartley and Pittsburgh. references to bases, hits, and scoring events across multiple clubs. The text is garbled but centers on game actions and individual contributions.
Standings and results sweep across leagues and records
The item lists league standings from multiple teams including New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, and St. Louis with recent results and individual distances. It notes pitchers, field events, and relay results with names such as Prange, Save Town State, and Otto Prange, reflecting a busy sports page roundup.
Navy Training Helps A St Louis Brown Pitcher
New York May 82. A six month Seabees stint near LoS boosted pitcher Jack Kramer of the St Louis Browns. Navy training sharpened his control and resilience, aiding a return to form after discharge. He later boosted the Browns with improved command, though his major wins declined in subsequent seasons.
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Hurter
Texas
Abe
Eves
Play Day at Jr High Draws Boys and Girls Teams
Warren M. Smith principal reports a Jr high play day with 24 teams in field sports and track events at Cordley field Kentucky. Boys competed in long jump shot put dash and relay events at KU stadium while ALE Woestemeyer started the meet with Rev Lawrence Deever assisting.
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Pusy Cay
Warren M. Smith
Cordley Field
Kentucky
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Ale. Woestemeyer
Lawrence Deever
Mets
Lorn Helm
Philadelphia Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Indy
In a chaotic opener, Philadelphia edges Indianapolis 2 to 1 as pitching and late runs decide the contest. Key players include Ray Mueller and Gee Walner for the winners, and Doegerette on the mound for the defense, with Wilkes contributing in relief.
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Reau
Indiana
Jesec Fides Athsetice
Boudreas
Lith
Cietes Pees Phiadelphia
Biowa
Eingie
Duntie
Hemerus
Jooeen
Hugte
Petair
Oouthia
Wendre
Abe
Ruger
Poe
Brive
Wilken Carding
Giekia
Frank Colman Pritter
Buster Afema
Philliea
Kansas Opens Season Versus Hering Team at Stadium
Pitching finger and the Lowans plotted to pin one ball for base tug. The Kansas team opens the bu seasoi. Tomorrow afternoon at Sou vvlocs, playing the Hering tut aruy alr Case Leam at stadium.
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Clearwater and Wichita East Win State Titles
Clearwater wins the B division state title by a close margin as Wichita East tops the state meet with 334 points. Ottawa finishes second with 24, Coffeyville third with 17, and Wichita North fourth with 13. Ashland, the 1943 champion, is noted but did not compete. Two records set: Malcolm Sruth of Ar in class A runs 1:87.48 for 1/4 mile, and Earl Etel of Hilsters in class B with a 4y fret? distance. Theod oy Genes of Cimarron also noted in 1y22.
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Kansas
Cass
East
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Wichita North
Clearwater
Heaven
Ashland
Malcom Sruth
Arset
Blackmore
el Doradg
Earl Etel
Hilsters
Belmont Stakes contenders pace Widener slate
New York May 22 Pheasants and Preakness winner from George Widener's stable headline the Belmont Stakes field. Who Goes There, a three year old, wins easily to become the second major threat. Dam Maggie sets a new world record in the 18 foot 2 inch jump. Zip alestroke tops a 16 foot leap as Bardstown crowd watches statue unveiling for Mark Twain.
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New York
Phe
Fowks
Warren Wrights
Penguve
Keay Deroy
Preakness
Ace Wu Uhreats
George Wideners
Widener
Platter
Pensire
Fred Paraer
Jim
Tarep
Mertin , Stocktop
Cal
Dampier
Maggie
Mark Twain
Calaveris
New York May 22 Sports Roundup Notes Fishing and Sports News
A May 22 roundup from New York covers fishing reports from Maine to Wisconsin, noting abundant bass, pike, trout, and blues with anglers enjoying good weather. It includes brief notes on Louisiana legislation prep, Colorado football inquiries, and coaching moves at several high schools and colleges. The piece blends hobby fishing notes with scattered sports administration hints and personnel changes.
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Maine Lakes
Wisconsin
Pecur Bay
Dave
Freedom Village
Hiue
Louisiana Legisature
Wil Gore
Colorado UL
Ee Kearns
Ee Overseas Replacement Depot
Keesport
Nouthern
Harold
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Auburn
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Kansas Beaten 13 to 3 by Cyclones in Ames
Ames afternoon game saw Kansas fall to Iowa State 13 to 3. Jayhawker Tom Saffer connected for a touchdown after a Saffer pass and a defensive drive helped set up the scoring. Cyclones dominated early and held the lead through the game.
No Change in Big 6 Conference Rules
A narrow discussion on May 22 left Big 6 Conference rules unchanged. No alterations were adopted as part of the meeting agenda despite questions from several member schools.
Sports Mirror: Team Triumph Over Brea in Stunning Showdown
Team earns hard fought win over Brea in a tight contest with standout performances from key players. Coaches praise defense while fans celebrate late momentum and clutch plays. Seeking further improvements, the squad eyes upcoming matchups.
Harvest labor outlook spans Topeka and state
Kansas harvest expected to be large with many boys and girls available for work. Governor Scheeppel and the State Farm labor committee report progress after conferences on labor, railroads, aircraft plants, and warming concerns about harvest timing and worker availability.
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Sav
Kansas
Andrew Scheeppel
Farur
Fter
Carueut
Hallroads
Ordnasce Vianis
Baie Lance
Senators Drop 2 Games To Tigers
The Detroit Tigers split a pair with the New York Yankees and moved within reach of the pennant race. Dusty Trout and Hal Newhouser starred in road wins as the Yankees and Athletics also moved in to challenge the Tigers.
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Senators
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Lews Vantinals
Bengals
Weir Dtroax Lo
Dusty Trout
Hal Newneuser
Irland
Philadephia
Trout
Sav Newsual
A's
Juanny Uormics
Stuppy
Newhouser
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See Stadium
Wrigley AL Davers Braves
Wis Jainadeld
Apira Jew S Jan
Piides
Seston Red Soca
Broonlyn
Cinginnan
Brer
Walker
Cleveland
Steve Urumes
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George Kel
Love Newgom
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Frank Cowma
Eggath Wave
Marriage Licenses Issued in Douglas County Saturday
Marriage licenses issued in Douglas County over the weekend include Lewis M Karnes, Delphia Ciens, Harriet Merritt, and several others. The ceremony featured a World War II veteran and a flag ceremony with a color guard, led by state commander of the Disabled American Veterans.
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Douglas County
Ileoe Satuday
Lewis M. Karnes
Sepena
Ate
Delphia Ciens
Waco Pas
Davia
Flanview
Disadieu Amerwan
Incomplete OCR prompts a regional news item
Fragmentary text from a local newspaper appears to reference names and places but is largely unreadable. It mentions possible ties to unions and states but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR Log Entry Fails to Name Event
Readable parts show placeholders and broken captions with no clear event or entities. The fragmentary text lacks identifiable persons places organizations dates or scores to anchor a valid headline or summary.
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