Frame Wins Indianapolis 500 In Record 4 minutes 48 seconds
Fred Frame, age 87, Los Angeles, wins the 120,400 Indianapolis 500 in 4 48 03 79 at an average 104.144 mph. He breaks Peter Depaolo’s 1925 mark as Howdy Wilcox takes second with 108.881 mph. Numerous crashes and mechanical failures eliminate most of the field as Carey, Bergere, and others place in the top ten. Arnold crashes earlier, breaking his race but survives with injuries.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Peter Depaolo J
I Frame
An Arnold
Carey
Emile
Triplett
Wilbur Shaw
Hall
Frame
Howdy Wilcox
Speedway
Cliff Bergere
Bob Carey
Anderson Ind
Depaulo
Russell Snowhberger
Philadelphia
Zeke Merery
Tra Hall
Terre Haute
Ind
Fred Winnai
Billy Winn
Kansas Ctrinth
Joe Huff
Sal
Phil Shafer
Des Moines
Tal
Kelly Petille
Tony Gulstta
Kansas City
Stubby Stubblefield
Billy Arnold
Spider Matlock
Chicago
Arnold
al Gordon
Long Beach
Calif
STERDAYS RESULTS IN EARLY BASEBALL LEAGUES
Baseball scores from the National and American Leagues and minor circuits. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia and New York topped Boston. St Louis split with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh lost. American League showins Detroit and Chicago strong, Milwaukee and Columbus midtable, Western League games rained out or postponed.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fame
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicaza
Pittsburch
Neton
Ened
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Fant
Minnesapolis
Innit
Toledo
Columbus
Lounieville
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Maines
Tuehic
Wichita
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Cincinnatic
Pittsburgh
Laois
Washington
Cleveland
St. Lewis
Boston - American Association
Minneapolis
Milwauk
Kneas
A Louis
Taleda
St. Paul
Nes
Sports roundup and wrestling results from AP notes
The report lists multiple baseball performances with Eppa Rixeux and others, including Reds, Pirates, Phillies, Dodgers, Cubs, Giants, Yankees, and Athletics, detailing homers, doubles, and runs. Also, wrestling results from Montreal and Camden show Don George, Gus Sonnen, Joe Marce, and Alan Eustace involved in falls and bouts.
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Associated Press
Eppa Rixeux
Reds
Bi Pirates
Vira
Watson Clark
van Muningers
Phillies
Dodgers
Resera Hornsby
Cubs
Cardinals
Mel Ott
Giants
Peninss Braves
Eddie Morgan
Luke Sewell
Indians
White Sox
Jatter
Lyn Lary
Yankees
Red Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Washington
Singie
Charley Gehringer
Ticers
Brown
Montreal
Que
Don George
North Java
N.Y
Raoul Simon
Salem
Mass
Gus Sonnen
Providence
Charlie Hanson
Sweden
Camden
N. J
Joe Marce
Utica
Alan Eustace
Kansas
Eustace
Maleawicz
Strange as It Seems by John Hix presents racing feats
InCO page notes and quotes on speed records including a two mile nautical course, average speeds over the nautical mile, and a playful anecdote about Charles Hamimyster, with a closing prescription to readers to address John Hix for more proofs.
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Charles Hamimyster
Boles O
Ohio
Belvoir Nines Defeat Pleasant Grove Red Sox in Pitchers’ Battle
Belvoir triumphed 4 to 0 as Frank Bidinger limited Pleasant Grove Red Sox to scattered hits. Snow matched Bidinger until Belvoir broke through in the fifth, with strong infield defense sealing the shutout. The Red Sox, a new club born from Lawrence, boast a fine park near Pleasant Grove and plan further improvements.
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Pleasant Grove
Red Sox
Belvoir
Frank Bidinger
Ridinger
Snow
Pleasant Grove Red Sox
Lawrence
Freddie Frame Wins Indy Memorial in Record Photo Finish
Freddie Frame, veteran driver from Los Angeles, roared to victory in a record time at the Sue Mile Memorial day grind in Indianapolis yesterday. The Associated Press photo captures the moment as Frame sealed the win in a thrilling auto race.
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EEA Associated Press
Freddie Frame
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
McGraw advises two hand tag at plate to deter kicks
Baseball authority John J. McGraw counsels catchers to tag with both hands when possible to prevent the ball from being kicked loose by a baserunner. Al Demaree promotes an illustrated leaflet on Baseball Signs and will send it to readers who request it with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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John J. McGraw
al Demaree
Football Tickets at Missouri Cut Prices for 4 Home Games
Reductions in football admission at the University of Missouri for next fall exceed 50 percent. Texas Iowa State and Washington games drop from 2.30 to 1.50 for single admissions. unreserved seats sell for 1. Kansas Missouri game prices drop from 3 to 2 for reserved and 2 for unreserved. Student season tickets to all sports fall to 6 from 9. Season reserved seats for four games drop to 4.50. Special unreserved four home games set at 3.
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University of Missouri
Texas
Iown State
Washington
Kansas-Missouri
Green Brothers to Meet Lawrence Colored Team on Diamond
The Green Brothers baseball club will play the Lawrence colored nine at 6 p.m. Thursday on Shok diamond, one mile north of Lawrence, with no admission. Next Sunday at 3 p.m. the Green Brothers face Topeka Santa Fe on the same ground, Bud Rose of Columbus yesterday’s American Association to pitch for Lawrence and Denny, veteran Topeka hurler, for the railpaderda.
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Green Brothers
Lawrence Colored
Shook Diamond
Lawrence
Topeka Sansta’Fe
Topeka
Bud_ Rose
Columbus
A Imerican Association
Law‘rence
Denny
Topeks
Railpaderda
How They Stand 5 of 2 Ae
Brief sports roundup item notes standings for a small league. It mentions teams and order without game scores or dates, reflecting a transient section in a parish or school newspaper. The readable portion lists team names and ranking locally, with no additional context.
White Sox Umpire Brawl Heats Up Chicago Copers Fight
Cleveland May 31 AP A brawl between George Moriarty veteran AL umpire and four Chicago White Sox players sparked an AL inquiry. Moriarty reportedly suffered a broken right arm and head injuries after clashing with pitcher Milton Gaston and catcher Charlie Berry with Frank Gruhe and manager Lou Fonseca also involved. Cleveland players said Sox started it. Suspensions potentially reaching 90 days to life loom for the assault on the umpire.
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Cleveland
George Moriarty
Chicago Whitesox
Moriarty
Ty Cobb
Milton Gaston
Chicago
White Sox
Lou Fonseca
Bill Dineen
Charlie Berry
Sox
Eart Averill
Berry
Milt Gaston
Gaston
Frank Gruhe
Fonseca
Indians
Lawrence Gun Club Hosts Series of Trap Shoots
Trap enthusiasts enjoyed five days of bird shooting at the Lawrence Gun Club. The Sunday shoot was the regular bi monthly affair and yesterday’s meet was a special event. All shooters are invited to participate in any program.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Field of 23 to Start in Epsom Downs Derby
All Britain buzzes for the Epsom Derby with 23 contenders. Orwell and Miracle head the field as bettors list Wyvern April the Fifth and Cockpen among top contenders. The prize for the winner is 10 900 pounds plus fame, with national betting on the one and a half mile track.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Britain
E.S
England
W. M. G. Singer
Orwell
Lord Roseberry
Miracle
T. Walls
Sir L. Phillips
Wyvern
Lord Woolavington
W. C. Whitney
Volodyorski
Wizard Smith’s failed speed bid ends season in New Zealand
The famous driver known as the Wizard faced a fire and sputtering on the five mile attempt in New Zealand ending his 1932 speed run. Disputes with designer Don Harkness led to legal actions totaling about 30000 dollars including libel claims. Smith plans no Daytona Beach trip next winter while aiming to beat Campbell’s Ninety Mile Beach records with favorable winds.
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Smith
Malcolm Campbell
Posthaste
America
Daytona Beach
Campbell
Ninety Mile Beach
New Zealand
Malcolm
Don Harkness
Harkness
Auckland
Sydney
Australia
Beach
J. H. Mostyn
Harkness As
Major League Leaders and batting figures from yesterday
The box shows top players in both leagues with leading averages, runs, RBIs, and hits. Key names include Klein and Hurst of the Phillies, Waner and Daulles, plus teams like Pirates Reds Phillies and Cardinals. Also notes minor standings and recent results.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Hafey
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Bray
Hurst
Daulles
Waner
Cubs
Worthington
Herman
Phillie
Couns
Collins
Cardinals
Tnlen
Ching Tetts
Braves
Just Twetonie
N Athletics
Dic- Athletics
Athletics
Averill
Treviles
Campbell
Browns
Indian Oliver
Red
Midland Social News Notes From Church and Club Gatherings
Mrs Frank Toms and Mrs Chester Toms attended a Sunday School class party at North Lawrence Christian church. Mrs Charles Spray and Mary Lou joined the South Side reading club at Mrs Geo Wise home. A fish fry at W R Adams Sunday drew Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis Mr and Mrs Robert Spahr Mr and Mrs W L Blaylock Mr and Mrs Guy Shultz and children Mr and Mrs Elmer Ousdahl and Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw. Mrs W S Collins and children visited Jess Collins near Wellsville. Mrs Elmer Weibel and children spent weekend in Lawrence with sister Mrs Cora Boggs. Elma Garber was a dinner guest at the Nottingham home. Mrs Harry Barnes and son Wayne of Cheyenne Wyo. Merl Ackley of Ottawa and Miss Mary Collins and Edwin Collins of Wellsville were dinner guests Wednesday of the W S Collins. Next Rural Social 2 club meeting will be a picnic in Boener’s grove on June 5. Billie Campbell of Independence came Tuesday to visit at the home and with other relatives.
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Frank Toms
Chester Toms
North Lawrence Christian Church
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
South Side Reading Club
Geo. Wise
Elmer Ousdahl
Russell Shaw
W. S. Collins
Jess Collins
Wellsville
Elmer Weibel
Lawrence
Cora E. Boggs
Elma Garber
Nottingham
Harry Barnes
Wayne
Cheyenne
Wyo
Merl Ackley
Ottawa
Mary Collins
Edwin Collins
Rural Social 2 Club
Boener
Crove
Billie Campbell
Independence
Dirs
Sunday Socials in Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Ernest Sutter and family spent Sunday in Lawrence with Mrs Dora Woolf and son Arthur and Miss Dorothy Dean of Bonner Springs visiting Chester Toms. Joe Woolf called in the afternoon. Mrs Clyde Husted dined with Mrs Charles Husted. Mr and Mrs Ibe and daughter Helen Arshberger visited Mrs and Mrs George Shearer of Topeka for Sunday dinner. Harold Chamney Edward and Marie of No 66 shared Sunday dinner with J B Wiggins. RJ M Rose and Helen and Ruth of Lawrence visited Charlie Titterington. Marshall Gorriil called at the Winters day morning.
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Dora. Woolf
Arthur
Dorothy Dean
Bonner Springs
Chester Toms
Joe Woolf
Clyde Husted
Charles Husted
The
Memorial High School
Ibe
Helen Arshberger
George Shearer
Topeka
Harold Chamney
Edward
Marie
No. 66
J. B. Wiggins
RJ M Rose
Helen
Ruth
Lawrence
Charlie Titterington
Marshall Gorriil
Local Family News and Visits from Barker Area
Last week items show reunions at the Bigsby home with Ambrose and family, visits by Spiker from Eudora to Osgood Armstrong, and Gorrill relatives from Kansas City with Helen Virginia. Cline returns from Topeka due to illness as Barr Gorrill attends Pinkney field day. Merle Colman visits Kanwaka. Wiggins family travels to Kansas City and attends baccalaureate services. roads graded in good shape and Minervian Club to meet June 1 at Mrs. Paul Winter’s home.
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Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Robert
Guy Bigsby
Spiker
Eudora
Osgood- Armstrong
Katherine
John Marshall Gorrill
Kansas City
Helen Virginia Gorrill
Lucille Cline
Topeka
Barr Gorrill
Pinkney School
George Rothwell
Lecompton
Harry Carr
Merle Colman
Kanwaka
J. B. Wiggins
Jim Wiggins
Minervian Club
Paul Winter
Elizabeth
Bernice
De Soto Families Visit and Local Graduation Plans
Mrs. Frank Chambers and son Russell of South Dakota visit with relatives in De Soto while Leah Rage prepares to enroll at a Kearney Nebraska teachers college for the summer. Elnora Kingman of Kansas City visits J C Harris family. Emma Gilbreath visits with Mrs. John Hundley. Lexington township grade school graduates plan a June 2 ceremony at the NeSoFe high school, chaired by Mrs My ees for the committee. There are eight graduates.
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Frank Chambers
Russell
South Dakota
Emma Gilbreath
John Hundley
A. T. Broveak
Lexington Township
NeSofe
Myees
Fragmented Crossword Clues and Trivia Patchwork
A garbled crossword puzzle page fragment lists numerous clues and partial answers. It includes references to Blanches Scotch form of John, a French river, a mental expression like “experience again,” and scattered terms from geography, animals, and objects, all jumbled and incomplete.
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L & In
S&l
John
Philippines
DeSoto grade school notes and operetta success
The junior high class in seventh grade at DeSoto overcame difficulties moving to eight grade work within a grade school. The operetta Aunt Drusillas Garden directed by Myrtle Jatson and assisted by Ruth Avjerill and Orval Hemphill drew a large crowd. Sam Birke praised the band’s progress.
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DeSoto
Drusillas
Myrtle Jatson
Ruth Avjerill
Orval Hemphill
Sam Birke
Birke
W. L. Blaylock
Russell Midgett
Garner
Alexander Wilson
Linwood
Kansas City
DeSoto State Bank
Edith Search
Granville
N. M
W. D. Search
Local Social Roundup From Barker to Lawrence
Crowder family and relatives visited Barker and Lawrence residents in a sequence of Sunday and Thursday calls. Kansas City guest Edd Marshall stayed with the Grimes in Douglas County while local graduates Eugene Collins and Dora Grimes are noted among the year’s rural school grads. The Kanwaka Literary Club met at Mrs. Levett’s Brackett home with Mrs. Arnold Hays in attendance.
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John Bradley
Harrison Rose
Barker
A. B. Cole
Ltcompton
Henry C Vllins
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. M. Crowder
O. W. Orr
Lawrence
Arnold Hays
Kanwaka
Kanwaka “Literary Club, Thursday Afternoon, At the Home of Mrs. John Levett
Brackett
Edd Marshall
Kansas City
Jack Grimes
Eugene Collins
Dora Grimes
Douglas County
J. F. Mercer
Clifford
Don
Marion
Mary Evelyn Neustifter
Topeka
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