Cardinals Reinforcements Boost Columbus Card Runners
AID FOR COLUMBUS by Associated Press notes reinforcements from St Louis arrive as Columbus Red Birds press in the American Association race. Grodzicki and Walker helped Columbus sweep Louisville in a Sabbath doubleheader 10 2 and 12 8, with Grodzicki allowing six hits and Walker collecting five.
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Haskell Nine Defeats Chanute 7 to 6 in slugfest
The Haskell baseball team plated two in the first two innings to take a 7 6 lead over Chanute yesterday. Black hit a homer in the second with one aboard, his fourth in five games. Blaylock was 3 for 5, Williams and Coffin 2 for 3. Leill may start for Neosho county Thursday. Haskell plays Saturday at the state prison and Sunday at Coffeyville.
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Baseball and tennis anniversaries highlight historic echoes
Today a year ago the Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds were tied for the National League lead. Three years ago the New York Yankees, with Red Ruffing back in form after illness, beat Detroit 5 1 to end a losing streak. Five years ago Helen Willa Moody chose not to defend Wimbledon and stay in the United States to seek an eighth American women’s crown.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching for AL and NL
Summary of standout editors for the American League and National League leaders. Williams and Cronin lead AL batting with Scores .404 and .286. Knickerbocker and DiMaggio top runs with 33. Keller and York drive in 37 and 35. Highlights include Travis 63 hits and Heath 9 home runs. NL shows Slaughter Vaughan batting .364 and Hack Moore top runs with 31 and 30. Nicholson Ott lead in RBIs at 34. Pitching leaders include Feller Harder Lyons and Warneke Cooper.
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Cubs Beat Paul Derringer 3 to 2 for Root's 185th win
Charley Root pitched to beat Cincinnati's Paul Derringer 3 to 2, marking Root's 185th career victory. Pete Reiser hit a bases loaded homer as the Dodgers routed Philadelphia 8 to 4, and Bob Feller earned his ninth win with a shutout over St. Louis 6 to 0.
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Farmers sell livestock through Journal-World classifieds
Every month farmers sell thousands of dollars worth of livestock and farm products through Journal-World classified advertising.
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Food for Europe and New Harvest outlook in Europe
The agriculture department reported that continental Europe has enough food to sustain rations until new harvests replenish stocks. Some shortages exist in France Belgium and the Netherlands. no crisis expected for Nazi Germany though fat shortages are noted. Germany imports for its diet rise while Italy faces a weaker position due to reserves and distribution. France Belgium Norway and the Netherlands show little improvement due to German requisitioning. Special Odd Fellows Night at Lawrence lodge set for Tuesday with Past Grands Night context. W L Huggins funeral services in Emporia Kansas May 25.
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Judge Hug gins dies after major operation
Judge Hug gins who died Sunday in a Kansas City hospital after a major operation was a judge on the old Kansas industrial court twenty years ago.
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Kansas Industrial Court
Lone Star Lake Fishing Contest Entry Rules
Rules require fish caught in Lone Star Lake and signed official entry blanks. Entries go through Park Caretaker, with weights, length, girth, tackle details, and witness signatures. Tie weights winner draws for prizes. judges include the Douglas County Sportsman's Club president, Park Caretaker, and Journal-World Sports Editor.
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