Lone Star Elks Split Twilight Game Nine Innings
The Lone Star and Scottish Rite teams played nine innings to settle their Junior Twilight league clash, Lone Stars winning 2-1 as K Johnson homered. Crady’s early steal and fielder’s choice sparked a Bues run, while W Powell’s ninth inning hustle produced the winning score as Chappell mishandled a grounder. In the other match, the Elks beat the Go-Ops 3-2.
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Famous baseball stars pace early season action
Yesterday saw Ren Cantwell and Wally Berger lead the Farmers against the Giants, with a homer by the first player. Cyoke, Bill Werber and Smead contributed, while the Red Sox collected 3 of 18 hits off Yankee pitchers with key runs by Wins and Vaughan. Suhr, Traynor, and others drove in three runs apiece for the Pirates in a victory over the Phillies.
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Wally Berger- Graves
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Homer
Cyoke
Bill Werber
Smead
Red Sox
Yankee
Floyd Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Phillies
Baseball Highlights From National and American Leagues
AP summary of top season leaders across both leagues with leaders in batting hits runs and RBIs. Names include Klein Davis Berger Foxx Manush Gehrig Ruth and Cantwell Whitehill Whitehill Grove and others with stats for averages home runs and stolen bases.
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Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Giants
Klein
Fallis
Sues
Hies
Med
Vaushaw
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Manush
Senators
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Browns
Averill
Indians
Combs
Yankees
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Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Whitehill
Grove
SPRANGE AS IT SEEMS-By John Hix iivens the gather
An essayic look at the American Bank Note Company, printing notes for foreign nations and securities for American firms, and a counterfeiting lab run by its staff to test note security. The piece also touches on alcohols in the methyl series, their uses, dangers, and a teaser about tomorrow's feature on The Golden Tire Puncture.
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John Hix
Iivens
American Bank Note Companys
Two Junior League Games at South Park Coop Arena
Friday sports calendar lists two Junior League games at South Park Co-Ops against Reno and Eases versus Vinland beginning around five forty three. Also two softball league games on Woodlawn diamond featuring Cubs at noon. Lunch and Varsity Velvets play Crystal Ice.
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Rinky Dinks Top Pollywogs 4–0 In Southpark Diamond Contest
The Rinky Dinks defeated the Pollywogs 4 to 0 on the Southpark diamond. J Black pitched well, allowing no hits as Rinky Dinks capitalized on errors and base running in the first two innings. Box shows M Black, Broecker, Spitzer, Treeee, Kopp, Learned, Kappelman, Heatherinston among players. Buck held the Pollywogs to no hits in relief as Buck, Muness, McClain, and Buck led the offense.
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Pollywogs
Southpark
J. Black
Rinky Dink
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Broecker
Spitzer
Treeee
Sweeney
Kopp
Om ‘Kappelman
Howse
Heatherinston
AO Reynolds
Pollyworsly Snow
Muness
McClain
Th Buck
P Dodson
Dealing Smith
Gibbly
If Hail
Francis Kappelman
Seerer
Paul McGinnis
Kansas U. Football Opens Sept. 11 Under Lindsey
Coach Adrian Lindsey returned from Ft. Snelling Minn where he led recreation and publicity for a fifteen day camp and begins KU football practice on Monday Sept 11 He plans to check out suits Sept 10 and will attend Big Six meetings in Kansas City on Monday and Saturday.
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Ft. Snelling
Minn
Lindsey
Field Artillery Reserve
Kansas City
Moteday
Raiders? Birds? Baseball Scores and College Moves
Baseball results list Boston at New York 7-3 and Philadelphia 21 victory. Chicago, Cleveland and other scores noted. College football figures Tom McCall and Dale Prather plan to attend George Washington University with Butch Morrison and Harley Volkman eligible. a youth event offered free tickets to honor Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Toledo
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Kansas
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Dale Prather
K.U. Fresh
Emporia
Butch Morrison
Jayhawker
Harley Volkman
Aati
Ors
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Football squads start work soon.
New York AP reports college football teams begin practice as early as September 4 in the South and Southeast with eastern and midwestern squads following. The article notes price trends for tickets, new head coaches at several schools, and intersections with major matchups set for the 1938 season.
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Army
West Point
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York University
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pacific Coast Conference
Hauser Nears Old Mark in Home Run Race
Chicago reports Joe Hauser may break the old association record as he nears 70 homers this season. Hauser, now at 460 bases, could set a new mark by season's end if his power returns. Notes from games include Kansas City’s win and managerial change at Milwaukee, with several scores and player notes across leagues.
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Joe Hauser
Jo-Jo Kirke
Louisville
Hauser
Hfe
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Columbus
Indianapolis
Bill Lee
Lee
Indians
Phil Todt
Emmett McCann
St. Paul
Milwaukee
McCann
Toledo
Colonels
Babe Ruth Denies Reports On 1934 Plans
New York AP reports Babe Ruth denies retirement rumors. Ruth says he feels capable of playing next season for the New York Yankees and will decide after spring training whether he can still play. He emphasizes he has not ruled out return and will not retire until unable to play.
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Babe
Biz Japeet
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Kansas fish and game department forms publicity unit
The Kansas fish and game commission creates a publicity department led by Helen DeVault the state’s first woman game warden. Governor Landon backs a statewide lake and park program with Civilian Conservation Corps camps, aiming to employ about 240 youths per site. Lester McCoy reports strong prairie chicken prospects in Garden City, indicating a robust season ahead.
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Helen DeVault
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Landon
Forestry, Fish & Game Commission
Fish & Game Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Theron
Emporia
Lyon County
Woodson County
Toronto
Civilian Conservation Coinl
Pittsburgh
Lester McCoy
Garden City
Fish and Game Department
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Carl's Clothiers win second session softball title
Carl's Clothiers defeated Rowland's 6 to 4 at Woodlawn School to clinch the abbreviated second session and remain the only undefeated team. A three game series with Royal Shoes awaits for the league championship, first game set for next Tuesday. Riesen led Carl's with three hits as Mettner struggled on the mound for Rowland's. In the nightcap the Owls overwhelmed Wiley Brothers 12 to 4 behind Simmonds' pitching and a rally of timely hits.
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Tierce
Bice Ane Smith
Simmonds
Palmateer
Will Leave Running of Race to the Men Folk
In Algonac Michigan Mrs Brenda Scott-Paine says she will not advise or drive during Saturdays Harmsworth race. She will cheer for husband Hubert Scott-Paine aboard Miss Britain II while leaving driving to him and mechanic Gordon Thomas. She notes she has won trophies but never raced with her husband.
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Brenda Scott-Paine
Fuzzy
Miss Britain
England
Gar Wood
Hubert Scott-Paine
Tri State tennis champions crowned in Miami event
Ray McSpadden of Tahlequah and Dorothy Slocum of Independence won the 1933 tri state tennis titles in men and women singles. McSpadden defeated Clyde Bailey 3 8 4, while Slocum beat Juana Everly 6 2 6 3. Don Hansen won the junior title from George Pryor 6 2 6 1 6 3.
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Okla
Ray McSpadden
Tahlemah
Dorothy Slocum
Independence
Kan
Tristate
McSpadden
Clyde Bailey
Pittsby
Julie
Slocum
Juana Everly
Muskogee
Don Hansen
Pittsburg
George Pryor
Stillwater
Merihugh signs with Kansas City Blues
Malcolm Merihugh, formerly with Green Brothers and the old A U team, announced last night his signing with the Kansas City Blues. He will report to Muskogee in the Western League at Topeka and finish the season, then move to the Blues next spring. Vera Howell defeats three Vegas sisters to retain Prospect Park tennis title. Pheasant test shows 400 percent rise on Williamston project in Ingham county at 47 cents per bird versus $2 to $3 for artificial propagation, per Prof. H M Wright of the University of Michigan.
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Green Brothers
A. U
Kansas_ City Blues
Muskogee
Topeka
Blues
New York
Prospect Park
Vera Howell
Stasia
Ann
Stella Vegas
Lancing
Mich
Williamston
Ingham County
H. M. Wright
University of Michigan
Corbett Seeks Job After Ring Comeback Shot Fails
Sacramento dispatch reports Young Corbett Grd Rafael Giorgano seeks state work after failing to land a return bout with Jimmy McLarnin for welterweight title. He asks Governor Rolph for a boxing inspector post, citing low pay and long career. Governor directs help. Corbett plans to quit boxing. Also noted is Chicago White Sox Father and Son Day at Comiskey Park.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jimmy McLarnin
Young Corbett
Corbett
Rafael Giordano
Chicago’ White Sox
Comiskey Park
Northwest Faces QB Change After Potter Eludes Grades
Evanston Sept 1 AP Coach Dick Hanley must replace George Potter the longtime quarterback after Potter failed to meet academic requirements. Totter from St Joseph MO also didn't qualify. Abe Epstein a 225 pound sophomore tackle from Sioux City IA also fell by scholastic wayside. Lawrence Business College opens fall term at new location Tth and La Sts Adv.
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Dick Hanley
Northwest
University
George Potter
Totter
St. Joseph
Abe Epstein
Sioux City
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