Qualifying Heat Sets Fast Field for Memorial Day 500
Indianapolis May 29 A Thirty three entrants averaged 131.045 miles per hour in the Memorial Day sweepstakes qualifying heat at the speedway. Mauri Rose leads the lineup as a potential four time winner with 32 four cylinder cars and some notable the field includes Jerry Hoyt Jimmy Murphy and Frank Lockhart among others. The mix features the Howard Kerk special the Blue Crown special and a Diesels in the field with speeds ranging from 129 to 134 miles per hour.
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Indianapolis
Jules Gous
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tan
Artera
Mauri Rose
South Bend
Ind
Jerry Hoytie
Jerry Hoyt
Laure Meyer
Jimmy Murphy
Frank Lockhart
Jimmy Jackman
Desert Hot Springs
Clif
Rose
Howard Kerk
Bull Holland
Reading
Tony Bettenhauren
Tinney Park
Walt Faulkner
Xnorth
Speedway
Faulkne
Greene
Frekann
Jacknen
Carien
New Stranahan shines in British Amateur Golf climax
Scotland May 29 report recalls a tempestuous amateur era led by Frankie Stranahan. The article notes his rivalry with Dick Chapman, Robby Jones, and Brivy Scott, highlighting the British Amateur final twists and the shift in tone after each major match. Stanabyn and others return to the United States for the National Championship before plans for the Open.
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Sy. Andrewe
Scotland
Frank Stranshen
Huntehamyon
Arvidh
Itera
Tolrde
Hia
Frankie
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
NOC Fm
Harman
Anterean Vanseg
Brivby
Srymvahan
Ttt
Fineat
United States
Hell
Terstain Inter Incline
Robby Jones
Patty Berg Wins Open in Comeback at Woodland Golf
Patty Berg of Chicago, after a long break for illness and nerves, won the Women's Eastern Open at Woodland Golf in Newton Massachusetts. The event carried 83,000 in prize money with Berg posting a one over par final round to secure victory. Zaharian, Suggs, and others finished among the contenders in a competitive field.
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Newton
Mass
Patty Berg
Chicago
Marine
Stan
Woodland Gelf
Patty
Addheleental
British Women’s Soccer Championship Headlines Cut by Storm
Fragmented OCR reports a British women’s soccer championship, mentioning players Wanda Wogan and Tamein Barren. It notes a thirty to one scoreline and a match held at an arena. The text references Petb Tatas and The New Vk Hvar with unclear surrounding details.
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Tatas
Rus Hanvet
Vhienen
Cmisher
Cee
Tor Buddy Mores
Wanda
One Legged High School Footballer to Play in Game
New York May 29 report highlights Claude Chmer of Cleveland who, after losing a leg in football, will play in the National High School All Americas game in Memphis on August 9. Proceeds support a scholarship fund. The piece also notes other young athletes from various states participating and shares broader sports snippets including harness racing and college teams schedules.
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New York
Claude Chmer
Cleveland
Memphis
Claude
Aboe
Emat
West
AQ Atates
Fram Riites
Acme
Cther
Syracuse We
Colgate
George Vonner
Bears
Bill Woeht
Notre Dame
Warnits
George
Astern Intercallegia
Pull Garret
Tnetinna Huraler
Sve Haskethatl
Davidson
Tommy Haller
Kansas Track Meet Brings Record Breakers and Close Finishes
Kansas athletes from Lawrence and nearby clubs defend titles at a Missouri Valley AAU meet. Open class saw Virgil Sowerts high jump 6 feet 6 1/2 inches and Jack Greenwood tie a record in the 190 yard high hurdles while Rollin Prather and Walter Baker posted multiple event wins for Kansas State and other squads.
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Kansas Sa Tgs
University of Kansas Athietes
Lawreme Ko Ciah
Missouri Valley
Virgil Sowerts
Jack Greenwood
Lawrence K Club
Oareet
Jim Danielson
Kansas State
Bop
Rollin Prather
Walter Baker
Bieber
Miten
Traforit
Fort Ha
Fatery
Soha
Uae
Waita
Datta Keebaty
Hoskine
Catena
Tyehees Trewrenece Weebib
Mohan
Cornelia My Thurlow
Lawrence
Fort Hava
Kansas
Leavermar
Shem
Ranene Cyd
Haneet Tinie Md
Wormsat
Valtu
Dickey
Meanans Bilt
Bravrret
J. Hawking
Tournaments Are All the Same to Sam Snead
Sam Snead left for the National Open tuneup in Fort Worth saying major titles feel no tougher than weekly tour events. At Colonial Country Club Fort Worth, W Va swing star White Sulphur Springs earned the 5000 prize with a 277 total, edging Knoxville’s Skip Alexander by three strokes. Snead hailed weekly events as the real thrill, not distinct from the Open.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Sam Snead
W. Vaswinger
Skip Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Snead
Hork
Columbus to host National ABC Tourney in May
In Columbus Ohio in May the National ABC Tourney is slated with 3000 Geal entries. After 28 years without a winner in the Amenean Hyotng con eterna, expectations rise as Brooklyn’s High Life may appear before ARC fold. The Millers could reach 2000 if Brooklyn falters, leaving an unknown team to push past the threshold.
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Columbus
Ivathas Rom Pine
Brooklyn
Alleva
Millers
Fadre
Degrees at Kansas State Stirs Graduates and Pioneer Ethos
A fragmented report recalls Kansas State College graduates and their ties to pioneer spirit. It cites ex-university leaders Dwight Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower as examples of frontier values shaping education and public service, referencing a Denver visit and the broader call for freedom and perseverance among graduates.
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Columbia Universy
Dwight DP. Eisenhower
Denver
Sucoha
Milton Eisenhower
Kanras
Drive for 500000 memorial campaign outlined
Leaders map an Eisenhower Foundation drive to raise 500000 for a memorial building in Atslene to house World War II trophies of Gen Dwight D Eisenhower valued over 1000000. Campaigns begin in June with a July 1 raffle, main drive from September 1 to October 15, the general’s birthday. By-laws add a member from each of Kansas counties. executives named to head the effort include Walter Toren and others from Topeka Wichita Great Bend and Lawrence.
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Issac
Eisenhower Foundation
Atslene
Dwight D. Eienhower
Kansas
Emmet
Gaham
Foundatin
Fisenhowers
West Pront Military Academy
Saintheorean
Graham
Walter Toren
Arthur Walk Arkansas Dura
David Neiewanger
Topeka
Mente
Darrish
Great Bend
Frank Barr
Wichita
Dolph Simons
Lawrences Davight Hardman
Osborne
J. Earl Shaeffter
Wichvine Large
Abrelene
Cn. Yok
Hesse
Frank Carlsen
Mize On Rampage As Doubleheaders Split In A A Action
Mize led a power surge as four American Association doubleheaders produced splits. He drove in four runs with a double and a homer, Kansas City and the Blues split with Columbus while the nightcap went to Kansas City 4-2. Joe Laista hit a grand slam in Minneapolis, Indians won 9-2. Milwaukee won 9-7 then lost the second game. St Paul beat Louisville 4-0 in the opener and Louisville rebounded 8-0 in the nightcap.
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Big Johnas
Mize
Boseman
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Blues
Columbus
Kansan City
Joe Laista
Holver
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Milwaukee
Brews
Teledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Judy Caplon Bride as Rabbi Doubts Guilt
New York May 29. The former Judith Capion and her husband were honeymooning today as the rabbi who married them expressed belief in her innocence despite two espionage convictions. The bride, facing 25 years, leaves for upstate New York with her husband after posting $60,000 bail pending appeals. her defense lawyer Albert H. Sacoloy says she appeals both convictions while the rabbi at their Brooklyn wedding urged forgiveness and truth.
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New York
Judith Capion
Anin
Albert H. Sacoloy
Brooklyn
Becca Coplon
Washington
Max Felshin
K State Alumni Elect New Officers At Annual Meet
Kansas State College alumni association elected I. E. Ciarrison of Abilene as president at the annual meeting in May 22. R. J. Reynolds of Great Bend was named vice president, Marianna Kistler Reach of Hayes was secretary, and Ralph Perry of Manhattan became treasurer. The era of modern science changes reporting methods as telephones replace pen and paper.
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Macnattan
Kan
Kansas State College Alumni Associat
I. E. Ciarrison
Abilene
R. J. Reynolds
Great Bend
Marianna Kistler Reach
Haye
Ralph Perry
Manhattan
Treasure
A’s Edge Yanks as Mack Sits, Debut of New Helpers
Philadelphia May 29 The Athletics beat the Yankees 6 5 in the nightcap after Connie Mack and then son Earle left Shibe Park. Friday night Dykes was named assistant manager and Mickey Cochrane was promoted to general manager during a shakeup of the club leadership.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athleticn
Mack
Connie Mack
Shibe Parks
A‘s
New York Yankees
Jimmy
Yanka
Kiddie Collins
Kid Gleason
Connie
Earle
Ear
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Ul Weer
German Gains Prestige In a Loss to Walcott
In Mannheim Germany May Ten Hoff German fighter gained prestige and hopes for a US invitation after a ten round decision loss to Walcott. Walcott praised the heavyweight hopeful saying he is a fine fighter who should go along with a possible title shot. Rain affected the bout, and Seiffert a Kansas City newspaper supplier, died of a heart attack in Atchison Kansas. Upwards of a thousand radio tubes were developed and the Lawrence daily World Journal reported. A notice of dissolution and a special meeting of stockholders was recorded for the Lawrence Copper Association in Kansas.
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Mannheim
Germany
Hein Ten Hoff
T Jerman
Jersey
Walcott
Ten Hoff
Imight
United States
Giant Teuton
Lcott
Amer
Jean
Atchison, Kan
Louis L. Seiffert
Seiffert
Kanfax
Missouri
Western
Union of
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neh
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
D. Frank White
D. FP
White
C. B. Butell
T. F. White
Avioek P
Lawrence
CB. Murell
Chas. A. Springer
Lawrence Daly
State of
Kansan
Doug County
Kansae
James F. Roe
James Roe
Devineeters
Wil Qther
Agana
Frank Ki. Hoe
Tolert
BR. Oyler
Eaece Wrar
Lawrence Daily World
Kansas
Inglas
Fork
Mouthon
Kentucky
Reara
Ward
Roy
Dissolution plans move at Lawrence cooperative
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a special meeting of the Lawrence Cooperative Association directors to consider dissolution and distribution of assets. A stockholders’ meeting is called for June at the association offices to vote on dissolution and related actions under law.
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Pirate
Pittsburgh
Doug Robb
Wst
Mie
Roa
Su Ree
Jaja
WTA
Stranahan
Toledo Geller Hao
Meny
Sports Mirror
Inneesee
Heth
Meyer
Meyer Brothers
Bridgeville
Eddie
Billy
Elis
Alan
Jim Meyer
Harrington
Del
Havn
Rosecroft Raceway
Maryland
Edwin
Levi Dackeon
Yale
Ford
Dearham
Mick
Marquette
K” Club
K.U
Missouri Valley A. A.C
Tehvard Wieh Huiedies
Tawren Ie Rott
Pterner
Gotan
Gitla Mscout
Paane Moenta P
Tone
Lawrence Keetus
Riku Warran Keele
Sim Kiclih
Tt Baker
Manhattan Rees
Macharan
Wark
Deering
Weetan
Haker
Manhattay Keck
PoMtettinn
Immaewarn
Lemtenworts
Bowrhard
Lawrence Koocuby
Harter
Piemer
Lamrence
Cutantna
Wetiu Ronpotin
Niet
Kiate Asiwart
Tawrenne Keelt
Lawrence Rosiuh
Ken Rarenens
Kareas
the Geal
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Perivatioa
Ryle Aimetrot
State College of
Milt
Colon
Jarebs
TPM
Kansane Pante Raive
Lurbers
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Wisconsin
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Judy Caplon
K-State
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Se Lake
Che Baw
Lawrence Conpern @ Association
Turecora
Naif
Kald Assomiiia
Xi Board
Bmwrence Conmumera’ Cooperative Aancr
Osering
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Assorjaron
Ase Gietock
Kward Af
United Staten
Ansiat
Asanrat
Dougan
Katianss
Araisiahs
Aral Nftic Association
Tie Cooperative Associatie
Lth
Kani Ras
Ise
Bomet of Directore
Ans Hote Amd
Sad Association
Itaneact
Mag Properts Rogie
Gerapenberger
Paul Hroteman
Lawrence Datty Journal-World
Puncias Quints
Ehnet Billo
Richard Eliot
Rachael Eiliott
Fts
Tiene
Devree
Wilthan
Kannse City
Fieher
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