Sooners Down Kansas In Final Game
Oklahoma slugged into an 8 to 6 victory over Kansas in the season finale, earning third place while KU finished fourth in a ragged, offense-heavy contest. Kim Kirk pitched effectively for OU, but defensive miscues haunted both teams as Kirk and Temple led the late rally to seal the win.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas
Kim Kirk
K. OU
D. U
Bill “Red” Hogan
Fon
Jayhawkers
Bute
Jed
Keny
O_U
Charles Pagesley
Stephenann
Travis Wiginton
Herman Philip
Guy Mabry
Tal
Mit
Morgosh
Kirk
K U
Frank Koenig
von Floyd Temple Ie
Kee Morrow
Jim Cavanaugh
Hill Jet Koenig
Hill
Temple
Elba
Ko Eger Omy
Koenig
Darrell Houk
el Cavanaugh
Altho
Major League Leaders Natenel League Poe Miratat S0C
A garbled sports ledger lists Major League leaders and players such as Tavira Loute Petey Loute and Stephens. Names appear with fragmented team mentions and locations like New York and Wales, making details unclear. The scan preserves several proper nouns though many words are unreadable.
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Natenel League
Poe Miratat
Tavira
Petey Loute
Hareferen
Ned Wittens
Jornels Hares
Dethroensen
Wales
New York
New Tall York
Tarting Walle Westlake Pirates Triumph Late Rally
Disjointed report details a comeback by Westlake Pirates in a late surge to beat Philliv, with mentions of Donald and a hired player. The piece loosely references college baseball lines, a matchup between VW Kastias State and Tawa Store, and games in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Westlake
Homer
Philliv
Ma Donald
Pirat
Lenane
Bea
Praske
Kastias State
Tawa Store Filarada
Oklahoma
Kansas
Saints Rally Halt Tribe. Brewers Fall to Columbus
St Paul beat Indianapolis 5-1 behind Harry Taylor who allowed one walk and nine strikeouts. Earl Naylor homered in the seventh as St Paul moved from seventh to fourth. Columbus beat Milwaukee 7-4 with Glenn Nelson's two run shot. Minneapolis beat Louisville 8-2 as Hoyt Wilhelm won. Bob Brady and Rob Addin homered for Minneapolis in a 10 hit game.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Tribe
Harry Taylor
Saints
Earl Naylor
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Glenn Nelson
Frank Shofner
Red Bird
Rob Addin
Jack Weisenburger
Brewers
Uisville
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bob Brady
Jim McDonald
Brady
Golf Notes Highlight KU Hotmakers In Linacka Neb
KU hotmakers led by Rourke and Duere won the line at Masog Country Club with a 76 team medal average. Dare and Rourke starred in a 14 birdies effort while Gifford of Nebraska won the Big Seven Individual title on his home course. Atchison may 7 sees Al Lee take Hayden Catholic coaching post in Topeka.
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Masog
Lineajla
Nebi
University of
Gene Rourke
Albuquerque
K.U
Lincoln
Joe Gifford
Nebrasks
Jutta
Jim Vickers
Oklahoma
Giffont
Preacher
Jekera
Gifford
Benny Richards
Atchison, Kan
St. Benedict's College
al Lee
Hayden Cathlic High School
Topeka
Baseball standings mix from national league games
National standings show Chicago leading with eight wins and Brooklyn Fitchurch at four. Other scores include Panedeipaia eight and Cincinnati two, St Louis at New York postponed due to rain, Washington and Detroit each one, Minneapolis eight and St Paul five, Indianapolis one and Milwaukee four.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Fitchurch
Panedeipaia
Met
Cinemnati Reaton
St. Louie
New York
Ain
Washington
Detroit
Peleedernhey
Minneapolis
Lanteville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Achedwedhs
Boston Ted Ken Wins Fourth Straight In Tough Detroit Win
In a tight baseball matchup at a major venue Robie Taerra powered Boston to a 5 inning victory over Detroit as Ken posted the decisive swing. Graziano delivered a fourth round knockout at Madison Square Garden, defeating Al Davie in a quick bout.
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Boston
Ted Ken
Detroit
Robie Taerra
Rocky Graziano
al Davie
Madison Square Qarien
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Frank Parker
Don M. Nett
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Local golf tourney tops list with quirky score mix
In Manhattan last week the standout Jet Bobby Fhe anchored the field with 186 to win the men’s medal event while East golfer A Wich placed first with 146. The tournament drew regional clubs and featured close finishes across senior and amateur divisions.
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Bobby Fhe
Wrenceigh
Findl
Medelist
Manhattan
Wichits East
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Crimson and Blue Club
Rune
Stephenson
Kirk Wiginton
Moracah
Sta Dunbar
Topeka State Journal
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Chalmer Woodard
Church of the Brethren
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Pound
McPherson
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Mattrot
Southwestern
Pittsburg State
Winy
Woody
Dunbar
Howard Shannon
Topeka High
Wpedy
Erything
Hal Woods
Dutch” Lontorg
Northwestern
Mel
K. U. Law School
MrPherson
Washe Turn
Wood
Ray Hahn
Bethany
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Wallyberg
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Leavenworth
Peer, Baker
Chicon
Speer
Atchison
W. D. Wolfe
Kameas Loop
Darre F. Merrew
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Otes
Ransdell Motor Service
Paul
Tedianapolie
Journal-World
Bill Winey
Thomas
Fairway
Conn
Springfield
John Schrader
Pat
Indy Xelfers
Bob van- Noy
Ameriese Ausgalanion
Ender
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York
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Panadelphie
Ty Br. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Vietenbay’ S
Sports Mirror
Outboard Motors
Mercury Sales — Service
Parte
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Otte
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Vhene
OUR Car Service
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Kirkpatricks
Kirkpatrick
Da-Tex
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