33 Drivers Enter Motor Classic for 100000 Prize
Indianapolis May 29 AP Thousands gather at racing mecca for the 500 mile gasoline derby with 150000 fans set to fill hotels and trackside areas. The field includes three former winners Louis Meyer Fred Frame and Bill Cummings with Rex Mays in pole position and a detailed qualifying lineup across ten rows.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Bill” Cummings
Rex Mays
Babe Stapp
Chet Miller
Dec Mackenzie
George Conan
Herb Aringer
Cliff Bergere
Louise Tomei
Wilbur Shaw
Shorty Cantion
Ted Horn
Fred Winnai
Roundup of sports gossip from New York May 29
A collage of sports notes features Leroy Haynes, Joe Louis autograph hounds, Big Chief Sanooke, Rollie Hemsley, Browns, Mike Jacobs at the Hippodrome, and champagne for the boys. Duke’s Dayton Dean and Chubby Dean are mentioned, along with golf stars Reynolds Smith, Ralph Hoffman, Johnny Fischer, and Boston Bees with McKechnie Cuccinello Cuccinello Berger Lopez and Berger at center.
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New York
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Big Chief Sanooke
North Carolina
Ebbetsfield
Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Browns
Mike
Jacobs
Hippodrome
Carera
Dayton Dean
Duke University
Athletics
Lovill
Chubby) Dean
A's
Chubby
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Harry Todd
Ralph Hoffman
Sequoysh
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Fischer
Western Hills
Cincinnati
Boston
Bees
Bill McKechnie
al Lopez
Tony Cuccinello
Wally Berger
Bostons
Boxing Results and Oddities From Various Cities
In Peoria Dave Barry outpointed Armando Sicilia in a 138 pound bout, while Dallas saw Jack Thompson stop James Bradley in the 8th at 179 pounds. Spokane's Joe August knocked out Al Greco at 139, Hollywood. Capt Matt Callias runs fishing launches off Sabine Pass Texas and reportedly equipped his boat with homing pigeons for emergencies.
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Asserated Press
Peoria
Dave Barry
Chicago
Armanda
Sicilia
Sarinefield
Dallas
Texas
Jack Thompst
Ardmore
Okla
James Bradley
Fort Worth
Spokane
Wash
Joe August
Idaho
al Greco
Hollywood
Matt Callias
Sebine Pass
Tex
Arctic Explorer Bartlett and World Population Facts
A 1930 population census note estimates the world at about two billion and the US land area at 2,973,776 square miles. It compares global density to England and notes the US holds over one twentieth of land area, with a density around 672 per square mile. Also recalls Captain Bartlett of the Roosevelt and Karluk and his dramatic Arctic voyage.
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Roosevelt
Karluk
Arctic
Robert A. Bartlett
Wrangel
Herald Islands
Karius
Bartlett
Chopin
United States
International Statistical Institute of the
League of Nations
Geneva
England
Continental
Wall Street
Lawrence and Emporia Set For Weekend Eastern League Games
Eastern Division standings show Leavenworth undefeated with two straight wins. Lawrence and Emporia split schedules, with Emporia entering Sunday’s game at home against Lawrence while Leavenworth visits Topeka and Kansas City hosts Atchison. The Lawrence lineup features Scott, Sehon, Babock, Holcom, Coffin, Houk, Duver, and Liell with Duver at third after Carney’s departure.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Atchison
Topeka
Emporia T
Kansas Clus
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenwor
Emporia
Leavenworth Jay Cees
Kansas City Reisings
Jay Cees
Scotts
Reisings
Elzy Davis
Clifford Madosh
Haskell
John Carney
Davis
Wilbur Duver
Carney
Duver
Pat Holcom
Holcom
Int
el A
Ray Scott
Scott
Lecompton
Russell Sehon
Norman Babcock
Warner Coffin
Ralph Houk
Harold Liell
Baseball Clinic for Boys Starts Monday
A Lawrence midget league note invites all Lawrence boys to a baseball clinic at South Park next week. Coach Ad Lindsey from the University of Kansas will lead sessions Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9:00 AM covering batting base running and other game aspects.
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Lawrence
South Park
Ad Lindsey
University of Kansas
Lindsey
Baseball Series Opens With Blues Versus Brewers in KC
Chicago May 29 report notes the Blues and Brewers in a tight race behind Kansas City as Minneapolis surged past Milwaukee. Brewers crushed St Paul 12 to 2. Chet Laabs hit his 13th homer with two aboard, and Nick Cullop with Jack Winsett led Columbus over Indianapolis 10 to 4.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Blues
Brewers
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chet Laabs
Millers
Phil Page
Nick Cullop
Yesterday's Results From Associated Press Sports Roundup
Baseball scores show Pittsburgh over St Louis 7-2 and Chicago over Cincinnati 11-5. New York leads Boston 10-6 in a doubleheader split. American League totals list New York 10 Boston 6 and Chicago 6 Detroit 5. Other games include Cleveland 6 St Louis 5 and Philadelphia 4-0 Washington 3-5. Minor leagues report Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 2 and Milwaukee 21 St Paul 2. In wrestling, Gino Garibaldi beat Hank Barber in St Louis, Ernie Dusek defeated Joe Cox in Omaha, and Danno OMahoney beat Rudy LeDuzzi in Worcester. Poughkeepsie card notes straight falls.
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American Association
Wis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paula Volt
Louisville
Columbus
Wmv
Indianapolis
Oledo A
St. Louis
Ew York
Tisburgh
Chicago
Heston
ART Cincinna
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Bosto
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Toledo
Associated Press
Scranton
Gino Garibaldi
Hank Barber
Cambridge
Mass
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Joe Cox
Worcester
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Rudy Leduzzi
Poughkeepsie
Showing of Yanks Is a Big Surprise
The Yankees, despite rumors of injury woes, surged to a two and a half game AL lead after a 2-1 series win over the Red Sox. Boston’s pitching was exposed as Ferrell lone to hold the Yanks, while Giants fell from NL first place as Bees swept a doubleheader. Cubs and Dodgers won. Tigers slipped to fourth as White Sox shifted fortune on late hits. Odell Hale’s grand slam sparked Cleveland’s 6-5 win over St. Louis Browns.
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Red Sox
Sox
Ruth and Company
Boston
Yankee
Wes Ferrell
Yanks
New York
Giants
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Altho
Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Odell Hale
Athletics
Senators
Fighting Ball Players Draw Fines From League
New York May 29. P Ford Frick president of the National League fined Capt Woody English of the Cubs and Pitcher Lee Stine of the Reds 25 each and George Kelly and Roy Johnson coaches of the Reds and Cubs 50 each for their fight in yesterday's game in Chicago. After talking to umpire Bill Stewart Frick warned the coaches they have no business getting into fights between the players.
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New York
P—Ford Frick
National League
Woody English
Chicago Cubs
Lee Stine
Cincinnati Reds
George Kelly
Roy Johnson
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Bill Stewart
Frick
Sports Notes From Past Years Chronicle
Today a year ago Hank Greenberg tied Hank Green berg Tigers and Rob Juhnsenn for home run leadership with Ileach. Three years ago Jimiy McLarin knocked out Young Carhett in two of the first round to win world heavyweight title. Five years ago J. S. won Davis top series from Argentina. 4 Day Sidney Wood and Frank Shields captured doubles match. Dreyer TR2 ANS Allen Dreyer high B35. Tonight's game Guffin vs Sehwla Tex.
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Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Rob Juhnsenn
Ileach
Jimiy McLarin
Young Carhett
Regional Olympic track trials at Owen Field Oklahoma
More than 100 entrants converge on Owen Field for a two day regional Olympic track and field tryout honoring Sam Allen of Oklahoma Baptist University. Notables include Harold Manning and Glen Dawson in the 3000 meter steeplechase while Floyd Lochner and other Oklahoma participants compete in multiple events.
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Norman
Okla
Owen Field
University of Oklahoma
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist University
Elmo
Bo” Hewes
Pade Gregory
Central Teachers
John Pitzer
Oklahoma City
Bernard Rogers
Tulsa
Lovett Burk
Lexington
Harold Manning
Wichita
Glen Dawson
Tulsa Shelly , Club
Dawson
Manning
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Joe McCluskey
Kansas
YESTERDAYS STARS AND PITCHERS IN STRANGE REPORT
Fragmented OCR notes recount various baseball actions. Mentions Tar hitters, Pirates 7-2 win, homer by Hale, and multiple players like Wally Moses, De Sheng, and Brent. Also references Athletics, Senators, Dodgers, and Phillies with mixed outcomes and incomplete details.
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Ore
Joel Mageio
Pat Milené
Gunkees
Lye
Marine
Ials
Pittsburgh
del Hale
Tar
Tiatges
Uriah
Abby Aetnettaint
Stan Wark
Sain Reus
Tay Radcliff
White Sox
Otes
Chicagos
Oibers
Danny MacKayden
Wally Beerer
Tavexs
New York
Wally
Doubleheanor
Wally Moses
Athletics
Aisin de Sheng
Senators
Farmer
Oader
de Sheng
Major League Ikeadiers Major League Ikeadiers
An Associated Press style baseball summary lists player names by team with runs, hits, and pitching notes. Cardinals Medwick and teammates pace on offense, while Yankees Gehringer and Dickey post notable hits and counts across the season.
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Terry
Ginnnis
Ial
Hans — Jd. Martin
Cardinals
Moore
Cinnis
Sil Custer
Ies
Medwick
Ghints
Hite
Jordan
Hermma
Cube
Ti Mote Wick
Reds
Fo Medwick
Eriti Mall
Ames
Aloore
Io Moeeres Phillies
Martin
Carddanels
Chimbert
Itis
Vuhnsen
Phathies
Sullivan
Teelms
Reeletite
White Sai
Gehrig
Yankees
Dickey
Vinny
Gehringer
Tigers
Lewis
Senators
Daubles
Skeos
Whitt
Browns
Mowe
Indizins
Ateuds Powell
Deurson
Yanket
Fied Sox
Lawrence Country Club Set To Open 18 Hole Flag Tournament
The Lawrence Country Club plans a Memorial Day flag tournament tomorrow with an 18 hole layout and par 72. New handicaps are issued for the new course and Wayne McCoy’s handicap drops from 18 to 5 after strong play on the old course. Mrs. Orville Stone takes reservations for noon and evening meals as floodlight poles near completion.
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Lawrence Country Club
Orville Stone
Hollingsworth the Easy Pitcher Stirred By Hitting Homer
Chicago May 29. Hollingsworth Cincinnati Reds pitcher drew a walk in rumors of an “easy” matchup with Lon Warneke of the Cubs. In the second inning he followed a Campbell single and Byrd double with a home run that cleared the bases after Myers was walked. Earlier, in a game with Pittsburgh, Hollingsworth doubled home three runs after a bases loaded walk.
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Chicago
Hollingsworth
al Hollingsworth
Cincinnati Red
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Riggs
Campbell
Byrd
McQuinn
Myers
Reds
Pittsburgh
Reno Pony Creek club event delayed due to rain
Community club at Pony Creek postponed one week to May 29 because of rain. The fragment notes many local activities including graduations at rural schools in Reno area, gatherings at the White and Harman households, an arrival of Wanda Nell Davis, and a May 24 shower hosted by Mrs. Clarence Curtiss for Mrs. Floyd Gillians.
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Pony Creek
Aid Society
A. H. Heines
R.A. Harman
William Bush
Charles Castell
Earnhardt
W. T. Bleakley
Alice, Ford
FE. R. Rodgers
Tonganogie
Genevieve Harman
Frank Johnson
Leavenworth
Reno
Mary A. White
Helen Hildebrand
Marian Eisele
Katherine Hall
Lloyd Leslie Dehoff
Edward Kahn
Harry White
George White
Fami
le Pearson
Clarence Curtiss
Floyd Gilllans
Notable Lawrence Social Group Outing in Kansas City
A gathering in Kansas City included Mrs. Lizzie Stemphill Linwood Mrs. Georgie Barnsdall Mrs. Birdie Hemphill Mrs. Chester Hemphill and daughter Mrs. Thornton Hemphill and Mrs. David Evans all of Lawrence Mrs. A G Skeets and Miss Helen Dehert Mr Woods and daughter. They shared the occasion with the phrase Where am I and ice cream.
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Lizzie Stemphill
Linwood
Georgie Barnsdall
Birdie Hemphill
Chester Hemphill
Thornton Hemphill
David Evans
Lawrence
A. G. Skeets
Helen Dehert
Woods
Kansas City
Birthday Dinner Honors Howard Laughlins at Kaw Valley Home
Local guests Carl Koehler Raymond Bowen and Felix Muller attended a stag dinner in honor of Howard Laughlins birthday at his Kaw Valley home. Margaret Spitzli a State Teachers College student in Emporia returned home for summer with her parents. Lawrence graduation exercises set for June 6 at Lawrence High School auditorium.
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Carl Koehler
Raymond Bowen
Felix Muller
Howard Laughlins
Kaw Vailey
Margaret Spitzli
State Teachers College
Emporia
William Spitzti
Mary Eisele
Eudora
Lawrence High School
Arnold Christy
Bill Schroyer
Lawrence
William Spitzle
Walter Wilson
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Carl Kurtz
Hesper
George Ott, Jr
Charlie Ott
Butler
George Ott, Sr
Belleview
Otte Abel
Gideon Neis
Clearfield
Martain Roche
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Page Fragment
A scrambled OCR style crossword fragment lists across clues like long way, playing card, bird calls, God of war, moist, aromatic wood, and various down entries. It includes partial entries for geography, objects, and language hints, with scattered solutions and stray letters, from a newspaper puzzle page.
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John Grist
New Zealand
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Bill Cummings
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Floyd Roberts
Jimmy Snyder
AT Miller
Chet Gardner
Billy Winn
Frank Brisko
Johnny Seymour
Frank McGurk
Doc Williams
Ralph Hepburn
Ray Pixley
Deacon Litz
Harry MacQuinn
Lou Meyer
Lou Moore
Mauri Rose
Zeke Meyer
Eric Andres
al Putnam
Henry Banks
John Hix
A. BP
Patlie Nerochet
Robert A. Ei
Chopins
Mach
Reis
JRR
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Han
Tonight
The
Boston Red Sox
Fighting Ball
ELKS
Dreyer
Allen Dreyer
Guffin
Sehwlatex
Otanros
Ikeadiers
Aga Khan
Epsom
Mahmoud
Epsom Downs
Associated Preas
Wayne McCoy
S. McCoy
Undsr
Pitcher Hollingsworth
Fenton
James Leger
Minnie Page
Margaret Ann
Salina
Bettie White
Trip Wiedemann Motor Sales
Primo Carnera
Ebbetts Field
Carnera
Evening Star
Lawrence Business College
Ady
Yiaiwii
Cotlon
Capacity A. Anger
Fragrance
Wridang
Shelter
Lair
Sastor
Anglo-Sazon
Inciina
the Palace Beauty & Barber Shop
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