Eagles Beat Vinlanders 5 to 2 in Twilight League
The league leading Eagles defeated the Vinlanders 5 to 2 at South Park diamond, overcoming a 2 1 deficit after three innings. Wingert and Pappan each fanned 10 as Wingert allowed four hits and Pappan three. Reno Cubs opened strong against the Co-Ops, scoring early and adding runs in the second.
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Eagles
Vinland
South Park
Reno Cubs
Wingert
Pappan
Reno
Anderson
WN. Babcock
Jim Dwyer
NN Babcock
Elks
John Dw
Rhpoae Roper
UO Steland
Treece
Cangarop
Harrell
Charlton
Stanclif
Bourkner
Og Montgomery
Stanclift
Stancuitt
Babcock
Gilbert
Francis
Main
Sigafoos Poised To Clinch 1933 Batting Crown
Chicago report says Frank Sigafoos of Indianapolis leads American League with a .369 average, a pace steady since early in the season. The article notes ongoing games and mentions Zarah tournament with four players from Haskell and Green Brothers, plus plans for Oregon State and Oregon to renew a long-delayed football game in Portland this fall.
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Chicago
Frank
Sigafoos
Indianapolis
American Association
Reno
New
Oregon
Oregon State
Portland
Strange As It Seems column on golf odds and Mammoth Cave
Golf odds feature recounts Tommy Kerrigan narrowly missing a second hole in one by one inch at Siwa in 192? Also notes a 300 to 1 challenge after his morning ace. Mammoth Cave Kentucky broader piece details vast unknown tunnels and historical uses including a hidden gunpowder factory. Monday question asks What Race Has Slant TM Eyes.
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Tommy Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Siwanov
Joe Higgins
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Sports Calendar Highlights From South Park Schedule
Saturday features South Park Panthers at 3 45 p m and Cardinals Wildcats at 4 25 p m with Co Ops facing Lone Star. Junior Twilight League games start at 3 25 p m and 11 00 a m. Sunday opens Green Brothers baseball tournament at Shook Diamond with Journal World versus Selvoir at 1 34 p m and Terry v Green Brothers at 2 30 p m. Monday includes league playoff in Geefirst session Wildcats v Cardinals at 4 p m and Eagles v Elks in Juniors Twilight at 11. Second day of Green Brothers tournament follows with finals at 1 30 and 3 30 p m. Two Midget
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Sue Sames
South Park
Pollywuss Panthers
Cardinals Wildcats
Lone Star
Twilight Jean
Green Brothers
Shook Diamond
Journal-World
Selvoir
Terry
Gee
Wildcats
Cardinals
Eagles
Elks
Shock Diamond
Large Grid Squad Forming for First High School Drill
About 40 candidates reported for high school football practice yesterday on Cordley field. Coach E A Wood said there is plenty of material and the squad should grow before school starts. The team opens September 22 at Haskell stadium against Valley Falls, with the complete schedule announced by principal Neal M Wherry.
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E. A. Wood
Cordley Field
Wood
High Gradsters
Haskell Stadium
Valley Falls
Neal MM. Wherry
Bad beating for Columbus by Indianapolis 10 to 0
Indianapolis southpaw Logan earned a 10 to 0 victory over the league leading Columbus Red Birds. The Indians supported Logan with 13 runs, including a seventh inning homer by Frank Sigafoos, as four walks limited Columbus to two singles through nine innings. Louisville also routed Toledo 11 to 4, while Fordham named Ed Hunsinger as its football coach.
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Chicago
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Columbus Red Birds
Logan
Birds
Indians
Bud Teachout
Frank Sigafoos
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Eldon McLean
STERDAYS RESULTS IN BASEBALL SCHEDULED GAMES
Baseball results from New York and several leagues include New York 2 5 and 12 3 in long games with multiple extra innings. Pittsburgh edged St Louis 2 1 in eleven innings while Cincinnati and Chicago played to a 3 3 finish. Philadelphia routed Washington 12 3 and Boston beat New York 4 2 in twelve innings. American Association saw Indianapolis win 19 0 over Columbus and Louisville defeat Toledo 11 4 in a night game.
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Gaston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
York
Shiladelphi
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Minneapul St
Milwaukee
Ansas City
Mts Es
Giants and Athletics pace double wins as stars shine
AP report highlights Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons pitching for the Giants in a double victory over the Braves, Jimmy Foxx delivering multiple hits for the Athletics against the Senators, and Larry French with Pie Traynor aiding the Pirates. Bill Hallahan and others connect for a key eleventh inning, while Tom Oliver and Dusty Cooke back the Red Sox with clutch hits in the twelfth to topple the Yankees.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Eine Phillies
Berger
Braves
Martin
Cardinals
Frisch
Jeves
Hubbell
Giants
Battine
Oxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Bruns
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Indians
Comics
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Whitehill
Grove
Four Teams Ready for Green Brothers Baseball Tourney
Four teams compete in the Green Brothers tournament at the Shook diamond near Lawrence. Journal-World faces Belvoir, Green Brothers meets Perry, with Sunday losers playing Monday morning and final games Monday afternoon. Lineups listed for Journal-World with pitchers Guffer and Keltner and catcher Conner, Popnlewell.
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Green Brothers
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 73
Journal- World
Belvoir
Perry
Journal-World
Batteries For
Francia
Guffer
Johnson
Fred Harris
Nelson
Bullis
Thayer
Francis
Lonetaft
Keltner
Conner
Popnlewell
South of Market Boys Take Up Archery in San Francisco
The South of Market Boys, an organization for natives born south of Market Street, have taken up archery. They have held bicycle races, swimming meets, moved horseshoes, and contorted foot races.
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San Francisco
Vancouver teen tabbed as successor to Canada's fleet star
Howard McPhee of Vancouver high school is being groomed as a successor to Canada’s famed Percy Williams. In Texas league notes the Houston Enffs lag in hitting with a team average near .245, trailing the pack.
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Howard McPhee
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Percy Williams
Houston Enffs
Better Foes for 933 Grid Teams Big Six in Increase
New York AP reports major shifts in 1933 college football with fewer set games for top schools and a revival of rivalries. schedules lengthen with six to ten games, conferences lift limits, and key matchups reemerge including Yale hosting Princeton, Army-Navy healing, and long-standing pairings like Cornell-Syracuse and Princeton-Dartmouth on the calendar.
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New York
Jerhans
Georgis
Harvard
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Southwest
Pal¢ Coast
Princeton
Cornell
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Pittchurgh
Washington & Jefferson
Rutgers
Dartmouth
West Fairview and vicinity society notes
The Richland Farm Bureau met Thursday with Mrs. May Latz. Lunch was served at noon. The lesson was given by Mrs. Mary Iegler on cooking unusual vegetables. Miss Frances Myers, just back from the Century of Progress, featured Chinese candy made by Chinese exhibitors. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Lutz, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hartman, Mr. Underwood and children, Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. Mary Zteeler, Mrs. Ivy Kennedy, Mrs. Edith Hilbert, Mrs. Jenny Billmyer and daughter, Mrs. May Lutz, and Mrs. John Myers. Recreation was led by Mrs. Marvy Ziegler and Mrs. Henry Lutz. Mrs. Young won the prior. Ward Beam visited Osage City to see Miss Lucille Savians. LaDena Gorish visited with uncles Ted and Tom. Mabel Montfoort saw Mrs. Russell Bowen. Winifred Benander returned from Colorado and resumed work at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hilbert and Mrs. Claxton Miller and Mrs. Viola Welsh spent Sunday in Kansas City. Ada Benander has been working at Topeka the past week at a careful investment company. Lucille Savians of Osage visited this weekend with Mr. Dalnko Beam and family.
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Richland Farm Bureau
May Latz
Mary
Frances Myers
Century of Progress
Henry Lutz
Young
Hartman
Underwood
Charles Crane
Mary Zteeler
Ivy Kennedy
Edith Hilbert
Jenny Billmyer
May Lutz
John Myers
Marvy Ziegler
Beam
Osage City
Lucille Savaians
LaDena Gorish
Ted
Tom
Mabel Montfoort
Russell Bowen
Winifred Benander
Colorado
Memorial Hospital
Will Hilbert
Claxton Miller
Viola Welsh
Kansas City
Ada Benander
Topeka
Most Care and Investment Company
Lucille Savians
Osaze
Dalnko Beam
Cubs End Road Slump With Two Home Wins Boosting Home Record
The Chicago Cubs returned from a six game road skid to win their first two home starts, giving them 23 of 26 victories on the season at home while suffering six straight losses away from their ballpark.
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Chicago Cubs
Clean up at Saratoga as federal action hits horse racing
Eastern turf leaders push a new clean-up of Saratoga amid federal indictments and discussion of narcotics in racing. Observers note a sharp drop in hop use and increased surveillance by agency agents across Saratoga stables, with jockeys and horses under tighter scrutiny. In baseball, the Washington Senators pull ahead of the Yankees in late July after a tight race, as New York buys Hefner and reshapes the roster for 1934.
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Chicago
Saratoga
New York
Department of Justice
Washington Senators
Yankees
Nats
Washington
New Yorkers
Woodstock Picnic Brings Joy Despite Rainy Day
In Woodstock the Circle and community picnic moved to the school house due to rain. Dean Boydston won contests after a hearty dinner and songs. Bonnie Black injured a side of her face from a ladder fall but recovered. The Jefferson county fair is set for Valley Falls September 6 7 and 8 with school day on Friday.
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F. S. Champion
Dean Boydston
Bonnie Black
Valley Falls
Charles Goucher
Kansas City
Clair Canady
Anna Boydston
Sirs. Ruge
Oskaloosa
Wm. Ruge
Topeka
Berry
Meriden
Harry Wendriff
Tongenoxié
E. Bb. Davison
Robert Davison
Margie Lynn
Nellie Mae Smurr
Oskalonix Institute
Walter Casebier
Louie Keenner
Harry
Tonganoxie
Beverly Jean Mott
Kan
Harold McGugin
Coffeyville
W. P. Lambertson
Herman Hireden
Bonner Springs
Willard Mayberry
Harry Colmery
Toneka
William Wallace
Kira Dam
Louie Koemner
Harry Allen
Paolu
Mr. Koemer
Earnest Koemer
Lem Wallan
Olathe
Fall Leaf
Sam
Circle Club
Edmond Koerner
Eudora
Louie Koerner
Jefferson County
Jennett Ballach
Ozawkir
Woodstock
Audrey Davison Wille
Wellman
as_ pivinm
Anna Bovdstan
Bertha Ruge
Oshaloosa
W. H. Ruge
Herbert Berry
Frank Champion
Herbert Chammon
Lee Boydston
Old Settlers
Tonganoxie Notes Touching Local Deaths and Visits
Tonganoxie residents report the death of George Cline age 60 after a stroke and funeral arrangements for J M Casey. Many locals attend church events and reunions while others visit relatives in Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence. The Leavenworth teachers institute and local school board budget discussions highlight weekly activity.
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Les Main
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Gether Hendricks
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John Hix
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Oskmloosa
Anna Stuedie
Violet
Henry Rideway
Orval
Haworth
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Woodstock School House
Ruth Zook
Irene Ehn
Billie Black
Herman Vandrif
Standwood
Albert Duree
Tompsonville
Rev. Brown
McLouth
Wellman Church
Jim Lawless
Harry Zook
Martin Zook
Tommy
Sose
Glenn Chaffin and
Hal Forrest
Tomuin
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Hal Fox
Edith Ann Phenicie
Sioux City
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O. M. Williamson
James Fox
P. Kahoe
Louis Young
Topek
L. F. Young
Tess Hedderman
Carrie West
Mabel Brown
Tulsa
Gladys Lindenfelter
Potter
Florence Cain
George Cline
Gorre Cline
Flora Cline
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Porter
Helen Cline
Howard Cline
Tonvanoxie
George Elevate
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Grover
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Wooten
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Howard Casey
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J. M. Casey
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S. H. Ward
Bichedale Raehmean
Cortett Armholtz
L. M. Umholtz
Clarence Sanders
O'South
L. P. Sanders Sunay
K. A. Latta
GO. Brown
Casey He.ine
Andy Schneider
Atchison
C. Hl. Stureis
Altamont
Wallace O'Keep
Canyon City
Tex
BR. Winston
RH. White
Lucille Rice
Nettie Grace Rice
Kart Newby
Vmelonth
Selon House
Rice
Clara Stephenson
Rasehor
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Lined Cooper
al Burr
Manhattan
Anshter
Tren Frank
Pittsboro
R. K. Tones
Chester Freeman
George Fisher
Melevilie Fisher
L. KK. Wells
Leavenworth
Henry Geib
Frank Henry
Lee
Earl Hamil
Catholic Ladies Club
Leona Babcock
S. B. Braden
School of Religious Education
University of Kansas
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E. M. Frank
Josh Quisenberry
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Myrle C. Melone
Basehor
David Harling
Dave Harling
Americus
Paul Seale
James Farrell
Henry F. Geib
John Shavin
Raymond Leach
Farrell
Owl Bridge Club
Hans Freienmuth
Gene McKone
Fred Cronemeyer
Gene
Herman Gronemeyer
Nelson Quisenberry
Floyd Carter
Mildred
Lane
Helen Needham
Horn
Helen
Bessie Cory
Fred Needham
Homer Peters
James White
Gene Leighty
Boss Phenicie
George Phenicie
Alfred Kre
Rerie Cory
Les Snark
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