Ready For Invitational Tourney At Lawrence Country Club
A large crowd prepared for the Lawrence Country Club invitational 18 hole final round as greens were slick and rain threatened. Glenn Oatman of St Louis and Robert Pepper of Kansas City tied for low medal with 79 in yesterday’s rounds, with 57 golfers posting scores. Pepper, Mrs Pepper and Mrs Olsen posted scores as qualifying matches aimed to finish by 12:30 today and 50 more players were expected to join.
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Lawrence
Don Wetzel
Don
George Wetzel
BE. V. Gibson
Ottawa
H. W
Bunny) Wilson
Horton
K. U
Caney
Kansas City
Baldwin
Topeka
Valley Falls
Robert Pepper
Sipesnee
Glenn Oatman
St. Louis
Hor
Gene Glahn
B. McFarren
M. L. Hitchcock
Fred McCabl
Kansas ci
Ray Nichols
Auburn
W. Gibson
N. Challacombe
Helene
H. T. Jomcs
Opie Keele
Don Wetz
Ie Baldwin
Bill Potts
Oie
Hav Olsen
Peas Toenentaetweseeteesimeens
Ed Penchard, Sr
Bill Stbwits
Peseeatanese
Fred T. Rennick
L. Gerhold
Garnett
Eee
Pe Starbuck
Ansas City
Ay Ps Starbuck
J. A. Hendricks
Bob Lee O
J. M. Mott
Julius Marks
al Bromelsick
R. D. Harris
Gerald Hesse Mepeneiyase
Snead and Nelson Set For PGA Championship Final
Sam Snead and Byron Nelson meet in the 36 hole final at Hershey Pennsylvania for the Professional Golfers Association championship both seeking their first PGA title. Snead defeated Harold McSpaden 5 up 4 to play to reach the final while Nelson edged Ralph Guldahl one up in a tight finish.
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Hershey
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Professional Golfers Association
Snead
Shawnee
Delaware
Perterany
Harold
Jug
McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Nelson
Ralph
Guldahl
Little Paul Bunyan
Henry Picard
Pomoah
Ord Byron
Davis Cup Challenge Round Recalled With Historic Results
The report recalls past Davis Cup matches including Frankie Parker and Adrian Quist in a 6-3 2-6 6-4 1-6 6-5 for the United States opening round against Australia and other notable tennis and football showings at Soldier Field and in major events from earlier years.
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Associated Press
Frankie Parker
Adrian Quist
Bobby Rigas
Jack Bromwich
United States
Australia
Soldier Field
College All-Stars
Green Bay
Packers
Bough
Gaynell
Fred Perry
Frankle
Parker
Quido Massare Returns as Kansas football season nears
Rugged senior guard Quido Massare, 195 pounds, returns to town after summer work in Odessa Texas with oil field crews. Freshman tackles Gene Long of Heavener Oklahoma and Frank Baker of Phillips Texas weigh over 220 pounds each. Faurot praises Paul Christman of Missouri for throwing without moving his feet and hanging onto the ball under rush. Michigan State adds a sophomore under coach Chesnulevich. Gerald Tucker chooses Kansas State over several offers, citing coach Jack Gardner and fit with the system.
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Bob
Busby
Quido Massare
Quido
Odessa
Tex
Gene Long
Heavener
Okla
Frank Baker
Phillips
K.U
Don Faurot
Missouri
James S. Kearns
Chicago Daily News
Ohio State
Minnesota
Don Scott
Faurot
Paul Christman
Paul
Fauoot
Bay
Christman
Gene
Topeka
Kemper
Gerald Tucker
Tucker
L.S. A
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas
Oklahoma
Southwestern
Kansas State
Northwestern
Bad Sendoff for Dean From Texas League Boys
Dizzy Dean rejoined the Chicago Cubs but his Texas league farewell was unhappy. He was beaten by Oklahoma City, giving up 10 hits and five runs in 3 1 3 innings as Tulsa surrendered. Dean finished 7 9 with Tulsa in 21 games, 7 complete games, 142 innings pitched, 49 strikeouts, and 19 walks.
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Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Tulsa
Dizzy
Oklahoma City
Dean
South Park Girls Sports Schedule Highlights Week
The calendar lists Topeka and Leavenworth girls games at South Park with teams including End versus Lone-Star on Tuesday and Auto Service Font a facing South Park on Wednesday. Frida Auto Service versus Tone Star appears on Friday at South Park.
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Topeka and
Leavenworth
South Park
Rt J
Genouth
Lone-Star
S. South End
Frida Auto Service
Tone Star
South Partner
Colonels Surge as Playoff Push Nears
Louisville Colonels, the 1939 post season sensation, win two Sunday to widen their lead over St Paul to four and a half games. They seek fourth place with the season two weeks away after four wins in five games, as Indy, Minneapolis, and others suffer mixed results.
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Louisville Colonels
Colonels
St. Paul
Saints
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Birds
Hens
Millers
Harry Smythe
Missouri Softball Tourney Bracket Set
Jefferson City defeats Shelbyville 6 to 3 Palmyra tops Kansas City 6 to 1 Marston beats Springfield 3 to 1 Jennings wins 9 to 2 over Moberly Jenkings Jefferson City Palmyra and Palmyra advance to state amateur championship today in Moberly Missouri with results from first round games listed.
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Missouri
Moberly
Pi— Marston
Jenkings
Jefferson City
Palmyra
Shelbyville
Kansas City
Marston
Springfield
Jennings
Playoff races loom as Western Association ends
Muskogee and Topeka secure spots in the post season as the league settles pairings after the final regular games. Fort Smith St Joseph Joplin fight for remaining slots in a tense finish. Winners meet in a best of five finale with home parks determined by standings.
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Joplin
Muskogee
Topeka
Fort Smith
St. Joseph
Springfield
Fort Smith Giants
Oklahomans
Giants
Salina
Millers
Hutchinson
Saints
al G. Eckert
Springfield Cardinals
Ollie Vanek
Yankees surge tightens pennant chase into stretch run
The New York Yankees won two of three from the Washington Senators to extend a seven game streak. Cleveland and Detroit hold key home schedules as the NL pennant race tightens with Reds leading the pack and Dodgers closing in second.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Ben
Clevela Indians
Tigers
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues And Cities
Results recap across American Association, National League, American League, Texas League and Western and Southern associations. Key games include Cincinnati 6-2 over Chicago and St Louis 0-5, Muskogee 3-5 and Salina 3-3 with 11 innings, Topeka 13-5 and Joplin 7-11.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapoli
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Fort Smith St. Joseph
Joplin
Salina
Springfield
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Dallas
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
San Antonio
Houston
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Stiutchinson
Topeka
St. Joseph
Southern Association
Atlanta
Little Rock
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
New Gries Het
Hunt to Overbrook
Robert E. Hunt begins duties as head coach of basketball football and track at Overbrook high school. A Kansas University graduate with history as his major he also teaches American history civics and business arithmetic and is a Phi Kappa Phi member.
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Robert E. Hunt
Robert A. Hunt
Massachusetts Street
Overbrook High School
Hunt
Hanes
Bob
F. C. Allen
Overbrook
Phi Kappa Phi
Joneses Capture Kansas Father and Son Golf Title
Cecil Jones of Wichita and his son Billy Jones won the Kansas father and son golf championship, defeating the defending champions H H Kanatser and Harry Kanatser of Hutchinson in Wichita on September 2.
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Wichita
Kan
Cecil Jones
Billy
Kansas
H. H
Harry Kanatser
Hutch
Cimela Jatraba
Savold Godoy bout bogged by referee chatter gossip
Gossip from Des Moines claims the Savold Godoy match stalled as Godoy wished to import a New York referee. Jimmy Demaret predicts Ray Hill of Henderson Texas will rise among golf stars. Hill claimed his first PGA championship but exited in the quarterfinals. Joe Louis has caught the golf bug and plays from morning until dusk daily.
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New York
Des Moines
Godoy
Jimmy Demaret
Ray Hill
Henderson
Tex
Lone Star State
Hill
Joe Louis
Cubs Hitters Aim To Reach All National League Parks
Bill Nicholson, the Cubs power hitter from Chestertown Maryland, plans to extend his homers to every National League park with targets in Boston and Philadelphia as he seeks to complete a league-wide string after four baggers in most venues.
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Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Boston
Philly
Chestertown
Hornsby Praises Top Texas Pitcher Amid Yankee Fever
Rogers Hornsby salutes a leading Texas pitcher who has 15 wins and 12 losses as Bob Uhle gains attention in Dallas. A westbound Yankee correspondent notes fans in Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago root for the Tigers or Yanks to topple the cry babies.
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Rogers Hornsby
Bob Uhle
Dallas Southpaw
Yankees
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Tigers
Oscar Vitt’s pennant chase with a star-studded crew
Shirley Povich notes Oscar Vitt has a pennant winning team on his hands and in his hair as the Washington club embraces a bold season. Vitt’s leadership and flair draw attention from fans and rivals alike in this dynamic club storyline.
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Shirley Povich
Washington Post
Oscar Vitt
Baseball and coaching chatter across the 1920s scene
The piece surveys talk of hiring an athletic commissioner and names candidates like Tom Sheehan and Harland Clift for St. Louis. It notes Seattle as a premier minor league town and mentions Baer versus Comiskey with Kearns resisting New Jersey interests. Fred Leib cites a 1920 pennant rule pattern for AL leaders.
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Tennessee High School Association
Seattle
Tom Sheehan
Minneapolis
Harland Clift
Fred Haneys
St. Louis
Texas Christian
Baer
Jack Kearns
New Jersey
Detroit
Comiskey
Joe Doakes
Comiskey- Louis
Pat
Fred Leib
Sporting News
Cleveland
Anniversary of Album and Chatter Reduction Acknowledged
The note marks the fifth anniversary of the album of song. Since September 1, 1935, the galloping poll shows we have knocked off 598000 words of chatter plus millions of dots and dashes. The message thanks papers that supported us and reminds contributors of the address Eddie Brietz Associated Press 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York Newark.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated
50 Rockefeller Plaza
Newark
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Multiple MLB Matchups
Red Rolfe and Ernie Bonham led the Yankees past the Senators with a two run homer and four hit pitching. John Niggeling, Jim Tobin, Manny Salvo, Lee Grissom, Dixie Walker, and other stars highlighted a day of strong performances across several teams.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Red Ruffing
Yanks
Red Rolfe
Ernie Bonham
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Ted Lyons
Tribe
Joe Dobson
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
John Niggeling
Detroit Sluggers
Harland Clift
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Yankees
Senators
Browns
Jim Tobin
Manny Salvo
Bees
Phillies
White Sox
Lee Grissom
Whit Wyatt
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Grissom
Giants
Wyatt
Walker
Ken Heintzelman
Pirates
John Mize
Cardinals
Farmer
Ban Johnson Series Continues in Kansas Clash
Independence and Fairbury resume their Ban Johnson championship series in Independence after a 12 to 5 Nebraskan win in the opener. The rematch features the two rivals for the right to advance in the Kansas event.
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Independence
Kan
Fairbury
Neb
Kansas
Nebraskans
Big Six May Follow Big Ten On Postseason Games
Frederick Ware reports at a pre all star gathering that Big Ten leaders may approve a plan to match their champion against the Pacific Coast in the Rose Bowl, with Nebraska and Iowa State among teams discussed as potential movers and shakers in conference play.
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Fred Ware
BIG Six
BIG Ten
St. John
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Palleigh N. C
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Arch Ward
Pasadena
Nebraska
Bernie
Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Times-Tribune
Biff Jones
Pit
Chicago
Psf
Biff
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Pitt
Bill Leiser
San Francisco Chronicle
U.S.C
Washington
Hio State
Jock Sutherland
Jock
Sonja Henie
Topping
George Gardner
Ohio
Hoosiers
Snead and Nelson win semi finals at PGA Championship
In weekend sprint action Hershey Pennsylvania Sam Snead defeats Jag McSpaden five and four while Byron Nelson beats Ralph Guldahl one up at 36th hole in PGA Championship semis. Detroit rider Kugler, 19, wins senior title as sister Mildred sweeps girls events in national amateur bicycle championships. Saratoga Springs New York Whirlaway wins $40 000 hopeful stakes beating Parkers Corning by a length after New World scratched on muddy track.
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Associated Press
Hershey
Sam Snead
Jag McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Detroit
Furman Kugler
Somerville
N. J
Mildred
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Warren Wright
Parker Corning
Bargains on Classified Page at Journal World
Readers find a range of bargains on the Journal World classified page. Listings include household goods, apparel, and small appliances with prices and contact details.
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Journal-World
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Illinois
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California
Michigan State
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Peter Chesnulevich
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Reds
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New York Giants
Lefty Lee Grissom
Whitlow Wyatt
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St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Frisch
Rence Magerkurth
Boston Bees
Lawrence Man
Bob Hunt
Frederick Ware
Omaha World-Herald
Michigan
Bernie Bierman
van Every
Franck
Smith
Tate
Neraska
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Iowa State
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Ames
Hank Wilder
Jim Yeager
Wiler
Fritz CO. Cities Service Products
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J. R. Willis
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