Pirates Fall to Henshaw as Streak Ends in Eight-Run Loss
Roy Henshaw inside Chicago limits Pittsburgh to two runs as the Pirates see their ten-game run halted by an 8 2 defeat. The loss leaves Pittsburgh six games behind the leaders while Cards Giants and Chicago stay within reach, with Derringer and Davis solid on the mound for Cincinnati and Philadelphia respectively. Washington tops the American League, while New York advances in the standings with a 6 1 win over the Cardinals’ peers.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jensen
Pirates
Bartell
Associated
Tennis Title Won By Parker In Eastern Grass Courts
The Associated Press reports Frankie Parker defeated George Lott in four sets to capture the Eastern grass court tennis title. Earlier notes recall the U S Walker Cup team defeating Great Britain eight to one with three matches halved, and Gar Wood retaining the Harmsworth speedboat trophy by beating Marion Carstairs in a second straight heat.
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Associated Press
Frankie Parker
George Lott
Great Britain
Gar Wood
Marion Carstairs
National League results and local tournament notes
Scores show Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 6 New York L Chicago Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 8 Boston 4 in the National League. American League games list New York 5 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 9 Cleveland 6 Washington 2 Boston 1. Detriot at St Louis postponed by rain. Also Kansas City 8 0 Milwaukee 5 6 Toledo 8 2 Columbus 3 0 Louisville 6 3 Indianapolis 4 2 St Paul 11 Minneapolis 7. Ponca City Tourney notes: final round of Conoco club annual 2 hole medal play in Oklahoma and southern Kansas today. 86 holes completed yesterday. Lead by Oral Haskins Ponca City and Edward Schneider Custer City with 138. Feature Terrapin Derby in Ponca City Oklahoma with rodeo events and Cherokee Strip genealogical association reunion.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ponca City
Conoco Club
Oklahoma
Southern Kansas
Oral Haskins
Ponica City
Edward Schneider
Custer City
Okla
P Cherokee Strip
Ge Paneer Association
Holdieir Animal
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
National
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Nee
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Blue
Cleveland
Boston A
Washington
Sneneernsea
St Louis
Strange As It Seems on Murad III and Quebec Fortifications
John Hix profiles Murad III as a gold hoarder whose vault of treasure defined his decline aided by a Christian slave consort. The note contrasts Quebec’s walls as remnants of French and British fortifications, with future feature on a whistling language.
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John Hix
Murad III
Ottoman Empire
Murad
Owinten
Safie
Quebec
North America
Rock of Gibraltar
Rough on Leaders in American Association Pennant Race
Chicago reporters recap the surge and shocks across the league as Minneapolis Indianapolis and Columbus hold the top spots. The St Paul Saints upset the Millers while Louisville and Toledo push for, and affect, the standings with doubleheaders and clutch late plays. Buck Marrow drives a ninth inning winning run for Louisville as Kansas City and Milwaukee split, tightening the race.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Millers
Marty McManus
St. Paul Saints
Indians
Red Birds
Wade Killifer
Tribe
Louisville
Dick Bass
Jim Peterson
Phil Gallivan
Buck Marrow
Colonels
Fred Haney
Toledo Mud Hens
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee Brewers
Mike Ryba
Alta Cohen
Ryba
Blues
Milwaukee
Enon Humbles Millers 9 6 Behind Early Lead
Enon took the first game 8 to 5 and added fourteen more blows to win the nightcap 9 to 6 as Bob Boken homered with two aboard. The Millers dropped their second straight to St. Paul. Burleigh Grimes, famed spitball pitcher, banished for protesting an umpire's decision in Bloomington three-I league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Boken
Millers
St. Paul
Burleigh Grimes
Bloomington
Bill Burwell
Terre Haute
Parker Looks For Shock As Perry Faces Fourth Round
New Jersey youth Frankie Parker is projected to challenge world champion Fred Perry in the fourth round of the men's national singles at Forest Hills. Parker shows rapid improvement, particularly at the net, while Perry aims for a third straight title. Wilmer Allison meets Gene Mako in another fourth round, with Budge not on today’s schedule. In the women's bracket, defending champion Helen Hull Jacobs was to play Evelyn Dearman in a third round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
UPI
Frankie Parker
Fred Perry
New Jersey
Perry
Parker
Mercer Beasley
Wilmer _ Allison
Henry Culley
Santa Barbara
Calif
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Ako
Allison
Donald Budge
Perrys
Culley
Budge
Helen Hull Jacobs
Evelyn Dearman
Great Britain
Miss Jacobs
Ree PSTARS Curt Davis and John Moore Lead Scores
Curt Davis of the Phillies limited the Giants to four hits as John Moore added three safeties in a strong offensive showing. Buck Newsom of the Senators won with a 14th inning RBI single after a solid outing against Lefty Grove. Roy Henshaw of the Cubs contained the Pirates to eight hits, ending a ten game winning streak. Red Rolfe of the Yankees collected two hits and drove in two runs in a win over the Athletics. Jim Bottomley sparked the Reds with a double and a single against the Cardinals. Al Simmons of the White Sox knocked in four with three hits against Cleveland. Linus Frey of the Dodgers hit a homer with two on base versus the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucs
Cards
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Reds
Curt Davis
Phillies
Travis Jackson
Derringer
Don Brennan
Pepper Martin
Washington
Senators
Red Sox
Buck Newsom
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Yankees
Jimmie Foxx
Bob Johnson
Foxx
White Sox
Yanks
Detroit
Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Cleveland
Indians
al Simmons
Sox
Brooklyn
Braves
Ledgers
Ben Cantwell
van Mungo
Mungg
Wally Berger
John Moore
Davis
Broore
Linus Frey
Dodgers
Baseball Honors and Leaders Across Leagues
A summary of top players and teams in the Olajac and American Leagues. Medwick of the Cardinals leads several categories with 108 runs and 189 hits, while Berger of the Braves and Ott of the Giants post 29 homers each. Gehrig and Greenberg excel in runs and RBIs in the American League, with Vosmik and Greenberg matching high batting averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ga Jan
Cubs
Martin
Berger
Braves
Herman
Align
Phillies
Goodman
Redz
L. Waner
Ott
Giants
Galan
Lee
Castle
Hite—Cramer
Athletics
Vosma
Indians
Greenberg
Tigers
Greenbers
Vosmik
Stone
Senators
Foxx
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Allen
Yankees
Auker
Ruth in an Exhibition at Minneapolis Benefit Game
Babe Ruth, former home run king, played in a charity baseball game between Minneapolis and St. Paul police at Nicollet Park. More than 13,000 fans watched Ruth with Minneapolis for four and a half innings then St. Paul. He doubled, walked twice, and joined a tour with the other team as Minneapolis won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Babe Ruth
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Nicollet Park
Ruth
Pop
Faurot's Year to Heal Missouri Tigers
Columbia Sept 2 Don Faurot faces a rebuilding year at Missouri after turning Kirksville into a college football powerhouse. He inherits a Tigers squad needing improvement, with one-year contract terms and high expectations from fans who remember his success in Kirksville.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
Missouri
Kirksville
Tigers
Farrot
Curly McWilliams
McWilliams
Faurot
Missou 3
Eagles and Scottish Rites Clash in Junior Twilight
The Eagles and Scottish Rites meet tomorrow at 5:30 pm on South Park Diamond to set the Jr Twilight League series. A 2-2 five inning tie in the opener last Thursday requires at least two more games to decide the championship before city events begin. Eagles are managed by Edgar Duver. Scottish Rites by Forrest L. Noll, with Co-Ops forfeiting games due to an ineligible player.
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Eagles
Scottish Rites
South Park Diamond
City Echo Als
Edgar Duver
Forrest L. Noll
Red Rain and Grand Slam Lead Turf Field at Saratoga
New York September 2 UP Two year old turf championship centers on Red Rain and Grand Slam from Bomar stable Detroit with Red Rain winning the 40000 hopeful at Saratoga. Grand Slam was to meet Red Rain in the 100000 futurity at Belmont Park October 12 but Grand Slam injured a day before work. Red Rain remains leading money winner in the division despite the defeat.
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New York
C. V. Whitney
P. A. Markley
Bomar Stable
Detroit
Sonny Workman
Saratoga
Belmont Park
Arlington Park
Spa
Red Rain
Whitney
Local families attend picnics and reminisce across Kansas and Missouri
Mrs. Walter Parker and family host relatives from Forsythe Montana while many local residents join a two day Crawford Park picnic in Eudora with races won by Wayne Reusch and Earl Neia. Several Kansas City trips include Swope and Fairyland parks and a weekend illness and funeral service near Wichita. The P. C. A. club meets with pinochle and will host a September gathering at Meuffle home with a large guest list and short travel to Topeka for Waldo Cole’s government post.
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Walter Parker
Elmer Kurtz
Denny Weatherford
Weatherford
Donna Mae
Forsythe, Mont
Leone Parker
Swope
Fairyland Parks
Kansas City
Weaver
Eudora City Park
Wayne Reusch
Earl Neia
Frank Neis
Johnnie Abel
Pomona
Martin Abels
Kaw Valley
Otto Abel
Elva Ruth
Otto
George
Swope Park
Dron Devdiden
Devdiden
Ottawa
Harry Broer
Broer
Wichita
Chester Moody
Joe Broer
Wellsville
Geo
P. C. A. Club
Chris
George Ott
George Rockhold
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
John Funk
Council Grove
Waldo
A. B. Cole
Minnesota
Robert Lawler
Missouri
Kansas
W. Granberger
S. McGee
Betty McGee
Fhter
Charlie Boxberger
Wor. Boxberger
Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Eudora Area
Local residents and relatives from Kansas City Topeka and nearby towns visited and hosted relatives this week. Guests included Mrs Watkins of Kansas City with her daughter Mrs Boxberger Mary Virginia Pierce of Eudora and many visits to and from the Hadl Neis Edelbrock Weeks and others. Several dinners and Sunday meals were shared with family hosting in Weaver Kaw Valley Lawson Grove Sibley and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watkins
Kansas City
Watkins
Boxberger
Margaret Combes
Topeka
Combest
Dan Strobel
C. Mefford
S. Minter
A. B. Cole
Mary Virginia Pierce
Eudora
Alice Marie
Weaver
Joe Graser
Wilfred Eudaly
Marjorie Westerhouse
Carl
Gip Dickens
DeSoto
Gideon Neis
Ben Neis
Ruth
Fred Neis
Hesper
Minnie Neil
Alice Bernitz
Helen Pfleger
Alice Walters
South Eudora
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Grant Edelbrock
Kate Edelbrock
Mary Cook
Edelbrock
Carl Neis
Robert Reusch
Pete Edelbrock
Richard Anderson
Prairie Center
Vernon Broer
Floyd Broer
Sam Ness
Arthur Bernitz
Wanda Giertz
Lawson Grove
Gene
Letilla Brown
Dora
Arthur Eisele
Eisele
John Newhouse
Alma Newhouse
Lawrence
Eunice Arnold
Los Angeles
George Ott Jr
Arthur Weeks
Sibley
K. Hoover
Cari Neis
Ross Smith
L. L. Kindred
William Immerman
Oskaloosa
Old Settlers
Smith
Smith Home
Melvin McPherson
W. Hale
Mary Cooke
Lucille Eudaly
Ruth Neis
Martin Best
Italian Gianal Gambi Wins Five-Mile Toronto Swim Prize
Gianal Gambi of Italy wins the annual five-mile Canadian national exhibition men's swim in Toronto, earning a $2,500 prize. The Associated Press photo shows him just after securing first place amid the event’s strong competition and national interest.
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Gianal Gambi
Italy
Toronto
Associated Press
High Prairie Notes On Local Visits And Events
High Prairie social notes include Frances and Helen Heaston and Wilma Windett visiting Phillipsburg where Helen will teach this fall. Lois Johanning visited relatives in Paola. Misses Lockwood hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. C A Puckett's home with gifts and refreshments. many locals attended. Dan Shotwell and Walter Witt hosted visits around the Eddora picnic. Corolyn and Leland Ulrich returned from Indiana and Ohio travels. School opens September 3 with Agnes Laptad as teacher. Classified page readership stats noted at the end.
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Frances
Helen Heaston
Wilma Windett
Quenemo
Phillipsburg
Helen
Wilma
Lois Johanning
Paola
James Lockwood
High Prairie Ladies Aid
C. A. Puckett
Puckett
Robert Markley
Joe Strobel
H. H. Ulrich
Reece Swimley
Dan Shotwell
Loren Williams
Ada Williams
G. E. Lockwood
Miss Lockwood
Roy Puckett
Bond
Homer Desque
John Daniels
Ella Daniels
Orville Puckett
Dana Johanning
Martha Kannenburg
Ilinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Frank Gleason
Dorothy
Harold
Morganville
Arlene Fleshman
Virginia Williams
Lawrence
Esther
Frederick Knoche
Dan Jo.hanning
Agnes Laptad
High Prairie School
Jane Calle Ing
Oy Hoc
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Ree
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The
Olajac League
Chicago White Sox
Out
Ty Cobb
Lyle Judy
Springfield
Judy
Evening Star
Olin
Olin Dutra
Wilshire Country Club
Dutra
High Prairie
Apu
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