Self Benched: Camps in New York Hills with Fights Planned
In the Catskills a set of boxing camps trains stars for a summer bout season. Barney Ross leads at a country club resort ahead of Jimmy McLarnin for a New York polo grounds clash, while Braddock trains near Loch Sheldrake for a later bout with Max Baer.
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New York Hills
Ferndale
N. Y
Catskills
Rip van Winkle
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
New York Polo Grounds
Swan Lake
McLarnin
Russ
Loch Sheldrake
Jimmy Brad Jock
Max Baer
Coney Island
Ross
Braddock
Jimmy
Rloss
California Track Stars Set for Harvard Roster Showdown
California's top athletes led by U C L A quarter miler Jimmy Lavalle and Stanford hurdler Sam Klopstock head to Harvard for the S C 4 4 meet as U S C competes with Eastern powerhouses. After the Harvard clash, contenders shift to Berkeley for the national collegiate meet, the AAU and Olympics trials, with Owens and Anderson among the favorites. Nebraska notes include Ed Weir and a baby girl born in Lincoln. Oklahoma Sooners enjoy a strong year and 400 season tickets sold at 5 50. Kansas prep for Olympic prospects Tiny Moore and more.
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California
Harvard Stadium
S. C
Brutus Hamilton
Tom Henry
Pacific
I. C
Jimmy Lavalle
George Anderson
Hamilton
Sam Klopstock
Stanford
al Olson
Phil Cope
Oklahoma City
Harvard
Berkeley
Lincoln
Milton Holt
Fresno
Calif
Anderson
Owens
Ohio State
Berkeley Bay
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Towa State
Oklahoma Sooners
Norman
Dean Brothers Draw Ire of Philadelphia Team
The Philadelphia Phillies declared war on the Deans after a Tuesday night game in Cincinnati and a shadow boxing and beaning incident with Paul and Dizzy Dean. Manager Jimmy Wilson warned that continued hostilities would complicate the upcoming series as both sides exchanged heated actions.
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St. Louis
Phillies
Dizzy
Daffy Dean
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals
Deans
Wilson
Paul
Philadelphia
Giants
Phils
Paul Dean
Lou Chiozza
al Todd
HY Paul
Rough on a Hurler at Columbus as Millers Rally 10 to 4
Bud Tinning on the Chicago Cubs farm in Columbus faced backlash from Minneapolis. The Millers beat the Red Birds 10 to 4 after scoring four in the tenth. Kansas City won 3 to 2 over Louisville behind Hal Smith. Brubaker drove in the decisive run for the Blue, and Kreevich added two RBIs. St. Paul Toledo was rained out.
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Chicago
Bud Tinning
St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus
Rolund Bud
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Tex Carleton
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Millers
Kansas City
Louisville
Hal Smith
Bill Brubaker
Pittsburgh
Sulik
Kreevich
St. Paul
Baseball season leaders list from league summaries
Obs er eR obser eR reports scattered batting pitching leaders from American and National Leagues with Johnson Foxx Vaughan Medwick and Parmelee among top names. The item notes leaders in runs hits RBIs and steals, with teams including Athletics Tigers White Sox Pirates Cardinals Cubs Giants Dodgers and Phillies. Thousands read the Journal-World classified page daily.
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Atsxeciated
Johnson
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Rluns
Bonura
White Sox
Radcliffe
Greenberg
Junger
Sox
Dicker
Yankees
Goslin
Cronin
Vaughan
Pirates
Giants
L. Waer
Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Leiber
Ott
John Moore
Phillies
Joe Moore
Bordagary
Dodgers
Parmelee
Little Still Wins British Amateur Match at St Anne's
Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco moved closer to retaining the British amateur title by defeating H G McCallum of Scotland 2 and 1 in a fourth round match. American teammates Dick Chapman and Dan R Topping, both from Greenwich Conn, advanced. Chapman beat Olav Austreng 6 and 4 and Topping beat Edward Kyle 1 up. Bullock-Webster of Monterey fell to Morton Dykes 4 and 2. Little meets J L Black next, while Chapman faces Eric Fiddian and Topping meets G L Q Henriques who upset Leonard Crawley and then Beac Garnett to reach the fifth round.
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St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea
Eng
CPW
Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
H. G. McCallum
Greenwich, Conn
Richard M
Dick) Chapman
Dan R. Topping
A. Bullock-Webster
Monterey
Cal
Chapman
Olav Austreng
England
Topping
Edward Kyle
Bullock-Webster
Morton Dykes
Little
J. L. Black
Rhos-on-the-Sea
Eric Fiddian
T. Suffern Taiter, Jr
G. L. Q. Henriques
Henriques
Leonard Crawley
Beac Garnett
Yesterday's Results and Schedule From Baseball Pearls
Yesterday's results show New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 6 with Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 3. Boston at Chicago postponed. Chicago 5 New York 13. St. Louis 2 Washington 1. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 5 Boston 112. American Association games include Kansas City 3 Lewisville 2 and Minneapolis 10 Columbus 6 in ten innings. St Pat Tolero postponed by rain. Milwaukee Indianapolis 19 in ten innings night game. Stray Stories quotes two experts on kissing in a humorous exchange.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago Neon
Phe Tetand
Eerie
Linston
Detroit
Pertinmet
Washington
Psu
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
SU Paula
Indianapolacon Ry
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Stramenevte Pay
Louisville
Cleveland
Lewisville
St. Pat
Tolero
Indianapolis
Oread Field Day Set For Friday At Memorial Stadium
The annual Oread high field day and picnic will be held Friday May 24 with the physical education department in charge. A field meet begins at 1 30 at Memorial stadium with class A and B teams competing. Class A events include 10 yard dash shot put half mile bicycle race 120 yard low hurdles broad jump high jump and 440 yard relay. Class B events feature 40 yard dash shot put half mile bicycle race 120 yard low hurdles broad jump high jump and 440 yard relay. Personnel for class A span Warren Ambrose Lyman Hoffine Frank Jones Elbert Kinnett Paul Myers Alvin Richardson Walder Sherlock Wayne Weed Gerald Banker Elden Harwood Fred Kiser Paul Olmstead Lewis Raber Richard Treece Ralph Tusten Raymond Beamer Gariyle Dawes Burton Hundley Randal Weed. Class B lists Bill Bodin Wayne Allphin Dugald Jackson Charles Rummage Karl Bahnmaier Roger Montgomery Edward Montgomery Charles Montgomery Thomas Barlow Floyd Burns W R Courant Trays Glass John Ise Arthur Johnson Frank Jones Jerry Sisson John Tobler. After the meet, students and friends will go to Brown's Grove for a picnic with baseball and other activities. Picnic lunch at 6 00. Each person to bring own. Committees: transportation Miss Ruth Litchen, Warren Ambrose, Weesha Roe Cloud, Helen White, Burton Hundley. Lunches Miss Fee, Edward Montgomery, Dorothy Jean Viets. I classify page every day.
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Oread High
Physical Education Department
Memorial Stadium
Warren Ambrose
Lyman Hoffine
Frank Jones
Elbert Kinnett
Paul Myers
Alvin Richardson
Walder Sherlock
Wayne Weed
Gerald Banker
Elden Harwood
Fred Kiser
Paul Olmstead
Lewis Raber
Richard Treece
Ralph Tusten
Raymond Beamer
Gariyle Dawes
Burton Hundley
Randal Weed
Bill Bodin
Wayne Allphin
Dugald Jackson
Charles Rummage
Karl Bahnmaier
Roger Montgomery
Edward Montgomery
Charles Montgomery
Thomas Barlow
Floyd Burns
W. R. Courant
Tray's Glass
John Ise
Arthur Johnson
Jerry Sisson
John Tobler
Oreadwich
Brown’s Grove
Ruth Litchen
Weesha Roe Cloud
Helen White
Tunches
Miss Fee
Dorothy Jean Viets
Two Soft Ball Tourneys Are Awarded Lawrence
Lawrence hosts two softball tournaments following a meeting of league district and state managers at Woodlawn school. Sub district eliminations start August 5, district play two weeks later, with eight Kansas districts feeding the state tournament in Emporia late August.
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Lawrence
Woodlawn School
Kansas Amateur Softball Association
H. W. Boltz
Emporia
Brown
Nemaha
Jackson, Jefferson
Wyandotte
Doniphan
Atchison, Leavenworth
Douglas
Shawnee
Hiawatha
Holton
Atchison
Kansas City
Kans
Topeka
C. J. Hansen
Kansas
Amateur Softball Association
Hansen
Ralph Pine
North Lawrence
Pine
Speedy Visit Caller to Susie
A brief exchange in The Pathfinder where a caller asks Susie if she is glad to see him again and Susie confirms both her own and her mother's gladness that he has come to have it over with.
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Susie
Pathfinder
Brutus Hamilton Sees West Coast Vaulters Dominate Ahead
Brutus Hamilton former Kansas mentor now at California is hailed as a top dual track score predictor. He picked Southern California to beat Stanford 88 to 43, and his math proved correct as USC vaulters show depth with over 15 feet 6 inches and three over 7 feet. Jack Rand of San Diego also clears 14 feet, signaling stiff Olympic vault competition on the West Coast.
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Brutus Hamilton
University of Kansas
California
Brutus
Southern California
Stanford
Jack Rand
San Diego
West Coast
Bill Graber
Graber
Ontario
Sam Barry
Barry
Knox College
Madison
Wis
Capital
Knox
Iowa U
Iowa
Eudora Residents Return From Visit and Local Announcements
Mr and Mrs Walter Cole returned Wednesday from a two weeks visit with their children in Sandusky Ohio. Mrs Nevada Thomas of Kansas City visits her sister Mrs Nellie Catlin and mother Mrs Mary Smith this week. Announcements of the May 4 marriage of Mrs Marion Goheen and Armour W Kincaide Milwaukee Wis. Mrs Kincaide formerly lived in Eudora where her former husband Dr Goheen was a dentist. Mr and Mrs Fred Walker and daughter Kathryn and Mr and Mrs Edwin Schubert and daughter Patricia visited Overland Park Sunday. Mrs William Mertz spent several days in Kansas City with her mother Mrs Belle Waugh. The seventeenth annual Eudora High School commencement was held Thursday evening with 26 graduates receiving diplomas. The program included Marche Noble, invocation by Rev Loren C Rauier, and selections by the community band.
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Walter Cole
Grandison Burnside
Sandusky
Ohio
Nevada Thomas
Kansas City
Nellie Catlin
Mary Smith
Eudora
Marion Goheen
Armour W. Kincaide
Milwaukee
Wis
Kincaide
Goheen
Fred Walker
Kathryn
Edwin Schubert
Patricia
Overland Park
Flower and
Rock Gardens
William Mertz
Belle Waugh
Eudora High School
Loren C. Rauier
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Barney
Ria
Gener. Markey
Lisiansky Island
John Hix
Uber
Weet
I On
Edwards
James Bausch
Jim
Garfield Weede
Pittsburg
Annapolis
Penn
Sam
Alton
Oklahoma Baptist
Fundler
Princeton
Kansas Field
Dell Davidson
Ainsele
Hat
Phil Cauarretta
Grimm
CUBS
Dean Brothers
sCavalcade
W. S. Heusner
Salina
Shepherd
Delbert C. Gerstenberger
Ralph B. Rood
William F. Neis
Dorothy Mae Mayhugh
Lois Catherine Cramer
Raymond E. Cowen
Charles B. Andrey
Verda Sommer
Kermit Broers
Herbert L. Grosdidier
Carl A. Johnson
Paul W. Grob
Alma V. Yotaw
Gerald E. Ott
Charles R. Mitchell
Lois Annabelle Holmes
Violet V. Gerstenberger
Roscoe Parker
Maurus Hubert Winters
Lucille Yotaw
Alberta Louise Jackson
Dorothy Mayhugh
Elleanor Bartz
Arleta Holmes
Louise Rapier
Margaret Ogden
Virginia Shirck
Myrnice Ott
Freddie Brecheisen
Gene Daugherty
Baldwin
Elton Lucas
Wilda Lucas
J. D. Adams
Clarence Daugherty
Fred Papenhausen
George Knabe
Gardner
Badera Flower Club
St. Paul Church
George Gerstenbderrer
J. A. Adams
Louise Luckan
Lucille Walker
Louise Schlegel
George Schubert
Lyndon F. Day
Gilmore Nichols
John Steiner
Anna Tandon
Lucy Saegi
C. L. Fuller
Carl Neis
Esther Muenzer
Journal-World
The
Associated Press
Tam
IZ Tam
OREAD
Brown's Grove
Journal-World I
University of Michigan
Tom Trueblood
Truebland
Michigan
Coach Bible
Nebraska Stadium
FE. C. Hayes
University of Indiana
Hayes
Ivan Fuqua
Charles Hornbostel
Mississippi A. & M. College
Indiana
Tommy
Jose
Hal Forrest
Senorita
Senor Tomkins
Gorvancs
Forrest
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