Iowa State Downs Jayhawks 12-2 in Big Six clash
Iowa State defeats Kansas 12 to 2 in a high scoring Big Six baseball game. Iowa State gains second place as every Cyclone records a hit and putout while Kansas suffers a second inning lead and a late scoring drought.
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University of Kansas
Iowa State
Wich
Towans
Kansas
Town State
Hawk
Loufek
Blohn
Wells
Shea
Johnson
Filkin
Huulshen Hi
AL O'Neil
Hulteen
Smith
Campbell
Brazil
Bn Filkin
Ross
So Cooley
Baxter
Bowen
Cooley
Cooley Johnson
Ed. Haipin
Baseball Scorecard Report from National League Games
National League results include St Louis and Chicago tied with six each while Philadelphia posted eleven. New York and Brooklyn both six to Boston three. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati five to three in twelve innings.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chlisco
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Ray Petsoster
ASE
Washington
Eeeence
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo Oe
St. Paul
Des Moines
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Baseball Roundup Highlights From AP Report
Collins drives out two homers and a single for the Cardinals in a defeat of the Cubs. Mallon and Hurst combine for eight Phillies hits in a win over the Giants. Traynor belts a three base hit with two aboard to beat the Reds in the twelfth. Mungo limits Braves with seven hits for the Dodgers. Gomez and Vernon trio dominate Athletics as the Yankees win 3-1. Johnson homers for the Teers against Browne. Appling contributes two triples and a single for the White Sox in victory over the Indians.
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Associated Press
Rip. Collins
Cardinals
Cubs
Les Mallon
Don Hurst
Phillies
Phils
Giants
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Reds
van Mungo
Dodgers
Braves
Vernon
Gomez
Yankees
Athletics
Roy Johnson
Teers
Browne
Luke Appling
White Sox
Leading batters and pitchers in top leagues summary
Baseball leaders highlighted include Pittsburgh Pirates P Waner batting .392 and Reds Hafey at .387. Phillies and Cardinals players top runs, RBIs, and hits with Klein, Collins, Terry among leaders. Athletics Foxx leads batting and RBIs, Myer and Lazzeri noted for triples and runs. Stolen bases shared by Chapman and others.
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Pirates
Hafey
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Collins
Cardinals
Hurst
Terry
Giants
Critz
Worthington
Braves
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Hillies
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Chapman
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Leee
Strange As It Seems by Stephen Foster
A compact profile of Stephen Foster, origin of Swanee River, its titles, popularity, and earnings. Foster, born in Pittsburgh, worked in Cincinnati, lived in New York, and died in an accident after composing Swanee River in Kentucky. The piece notes global fame, translations, and a request for reader follow-up with self addressed envelope.
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Stephen Foster
Swenee River
Fia
Pedee
Foster
Swanee
Swanee River
Strance
Pittsburgh
Jefferson Callege
Cincinnati
New York
Kentucky
National League Remark Sparks Rough Play Comparison
A fragment recalls a National League remark about rough treatment between two horses, likening it to the roughness a football player faces. The line suggests a metaphor of contact and challenge in a competitive setting.
Youthful golf stars set pace in trans Miss tournament
In Hot Springs, May 25, young competitors dominated the second round of the women's trans-Mississippi golf championship. Lucille Robinson of Des Moines and Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth, both 20, defeated Mrs. Jack Sumners of Muskogee and Mrs. H. H. Silverford of Kansas City. Mary Elizabeth Ford, 18, of Kansas City faced Mrs. F. E. Pharr of Texarkana, while medalist Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg, the favorite after two sub-par rounds, played Miss Hilda Urbanke of Austin following a 77 and 78.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa State
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Jack Sumners
Muskogee
Okla
Texas
Anne Kennedy Parrish
Tulsa
Urbanke
Elford Beck
Anne Webster
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank Beyers
Fort. Worth
Robert Greenlease
Kansas City
Kansas State Baseball at Iowa State on Wednesday
The schedule shows Kansas at Iowa State in a Wednesday baseball game at KU Diamond. First pitch listed as 3:80 o'clock.
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Kansas
Iowa State
K.U
Pari Mutuels Is Horseplay But Danger Lurks in Starting Gates
In a veteran assessment, Eddie Welter recalls how lining up horses at the starting gate is perilous. He notes injuries ranging from skull fractures to finger bites, with incidents at Havre de Grace, California drafts, and Oriental Park Havana in 1928. He emphasizes the danger when horses spill from the barrier and fail to avoid fallen figures.
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AL 'Demaree
Eddie Welter
Cade
Cassidy
Holtman
Dwyer
Stamp
Eddie
Dancing Fool
Havres de Grace
Foxhall
California
Hot Springs
Dallas
Oriental Park
Havana
Woman Wrestling Fan Is Injured by Pop Bottle
In Topeka a wrestling match introduced pop bottle throwing, injuring Mrs Hall Smith wife of a prominent attorney. Skull fracture reported and condition dangerous. Rewards offered by Mr Smith and promoter Sailor Jack Wood for the culprit.
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Topeka
Hall Smith
Doc Reynolds
Texas
Jean Callet
France
Joe Carpenter
Callet
Reynolds
Carpenter
Meeting of Sportsmen Douglas County Club Session Call ed for Thursday Night
An important meeting of the Douglas County Sportsmen's Club will be held Thursday at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Highth and Vermont streets. The session aims to perfect the organization and discuss key matters including a tentative plan for fish rearing ponds. Also notes a purchase of a Shortstop for Des Moines. May 25 AP Cronin.
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Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Highth
Vermont
Des Moines
Jimvoy Cronin
Sacramento
Lee Keyser
Burgoo King Eyes 300000 Winnings From Belt of Races
Burgoo King may raise his earnings to 300000 as Col. E B Bradley plans a Belmont Park Withers mile run this Saturday then bids for four more major stakes. The colt, already at 102725 from Derby and Preakness wins, will tackle Chicago American Derby and Arlington Park classic before the Travers at Saratoga and Belmont fall meet.
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New York
Col. E.B. Bradley
Belmont Park
Withers
Chicago
Washington Park
Arlington Park
Travers
Saratoga
Belmont
Republic County Park to Open for Anglers and Hunters
Gov Harry Woodring has directed the fish and game commission to start construction at Republic County State Park near Jamestown covering 1064 acres with about 750 acres of water impounded. The lake will be open to both hunters and fishermen under the supervision of State Warden J P Cammack. Farmers are urged to protect quail nests with eggs during harvesting operations.
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Harry Woodring
Fish and Game-Commission
Republic County
Jamestown
J. P. Cammack
State Warren
Kennedy of Lawrence Aids Hatchery Birds
A note describes Kennedy of Lawrence guiding hatchery work with birds. Frequent nesting sites are exposed by harvesting sperations and the birds desert them, indicating ongoing challenges in nesting and relocation efforts.
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Kennedy - of -Lawrence
Betas Win KU Intramural Title With 1359 Points
Beta Theta Pi clinches the University of Kansas intramural championship totaling 1359 points with final outcomes pending ten events. Triangle 1309, Kappa Sigma 983, Phi Gamma Delta 97.7, Phi Delta Theta 755.5, Theta Tau 741.7. Voss of Delta Chi wins tennis singles 6-1 6-2 over Kell. Colson of Kappa Sigma defeats Abrams in handball singles 21 7 21 15.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
University of Kansas
E. R. Elbel
Triangle
Kappa_ Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Theta Tau
Voss
Delta Chi
K. Kell
Max Colson
Kappa Sigma
Charles Abrams
Rowland
I Frei
and_ Kern
Reynolds
Abrams
Murphy and
McDowell
Kell
Phi Gammaa Delta
Topeka Carded Bout Results Show Mixed Wins
Topeka matches report Hugh Nichols aged 168 defeating Juan Humberto of Mexico. Elmer Guthrie 180 from Hutchinson beat John Shu mate at 184. Jean Cal let 172 of France won against Doc Reynolds 195 from Austin Texas at 17 0.
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Topeka
Kan
Hugh Nichols
Juan Humberto
Mexico
Alsou
Elmer Guthrie
Hutchinson
John Shumate
Seattle
Jean Callet
France
Doc. Reynolds
Austin
Texas
Lecompton Grade School May Program and Awards
Lecompton Grade School closed on Friday May 20 forenoon program featuring songs and plays by 1st through 6th grades. Certificates awarded for perfect attendance, spelling and reading, with multiple students named for one, two, or three years of perfect attendance and ninety five percent attendance.
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Lecompton
Marie James
Warren Springer
Bill Boy
Phyllis Jean Startup
Jack Frost
Billy Springer
Lara Holloway
Harold Crady
Ivalou McCall
Opal Lasswell
Roy Norwood
Christine Traynor
Arlene Bohnsack
Harry Garr
Fritz McClanahan
Lucille Micael
Merle Morriss
Theodore Sulzen
Doris Holloway
Oneita Hibner
Viola Welcher
Arbeng DeKat
Genevieve Weldon
Leon Garcia
Hetty Kolb
Phyllis Martin
Opal Lass
Wrestling Results From Last Night in Major Cities
Brockton Henri Destane of Montreal defeated Charlie Hanson of Sweden with Deglann earning the first fall at 40 16 and Hanson unable to return for the second. In New York Dick Shikat of 218 from Philadelphia threw Sam Stein of 200 from Newark at 29 33, while Herman Hickman of 221 from Knoxville threw Tiny Roebuck of 252 from Oklahoma at 4 51.
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Brockton
Mass
Henri Destane
Montreal
Charlie Hanson
Sweden
Deglann
Hanson
New York
Dick Shikat
Thiladelphia
Sam Stein
Newark
Herman Hickman
Knoxville
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Final Settlement Notice in Douglas County Estate
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas the estate of Gy Taylor deceased faces final settlement on June 31 1932. Creditors and interested parties are notified that the administrator will seek court approval of heirship distribution and discharge, with the First National Bank as administrator through W L F March trust officer.
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Lawrence Dalely Journal-World
Probate Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Regy Taylor
Firat.National Bank
W.lf. March
J. B. Wison
Atty
Firat
Lawrence Dale
Journalsworld
District’ Court
Co. L. Harding
Margaret P. Hamilton
Mortgage Company of
Clyde C. Harding
Catherine E. Harding
Clyde ¢. Harding
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E. Harding
District Court
C. UL. Harding
Donald M. Hamilton
Bankers Mortgage Company
Topeka
Bankersl Mortgage Company
Sim
Douglas
State of
East Manor
Lawrence
Jiang
Bankers Mortface Company
N. J. Ward
F. A. Holder
Pialntit
John Callahan
Lawrence Dal Ly Journal-World
Marthe Howard
J. H. Howard
Lawrence Daily Journal
World
Harry L. Dunkerley
Jackson Street
Byron Shields
Maud Shields
Court House
Fifeteen
Costa
Usaid
Fost
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