Lawrence Daily Journal World world 1 Nifty Drive FT Myer winner
The article recaps a mid 20th century Kansas sports meet with Lawrence Miners and Hutchinson figures. It highlights dramatic finishes, player performances, and the Topeka and Salina teams, including names like Kraft Tjaden and Dahlene, plus a summary of junior American Legion baseball results and a Kansas University scrimmage discussion.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Myer
Ark Valley
Hutchinson
J Tamboer
Topeka
Land Gandy
Owls
Hurehn
Rob Kraft
Wayne Tjaden
Ard
Alvin Dahlene
Law- Joe" Stelmack
Huighinggn
Kraft
Tjaden Iso Bver
Gandy
Dah
Fr. Smith
Joplin
Dahlene Topeka
Salina
Muskogee
Hutchingon
Lawrence
Japan
Harchinson
Perl Pepple
State Horseshoe Association
Dahlene
Pepple
Hugh Arthur Capper
Tamboer
Brewers Clinch Second Straight American Association Title
Milwaukee swept a doubleheader from Kansas City to secure a 12 game lead with eight games left in the season. Gene Conley earned his 7th win as Milwaukee's 7 2 victory opened, while Eddie Blake aided in a 7 2 nightcap win that extended the Brewers' winning streak to five. St Paul moved a game ahead of Minneapolis in the playoff bracket, with Indianapolis and Louisville playing a marathon game. Standings show Milwaukee atop the circuit with Kansas City, St Paul, and Minneapolis trailing. In junior circuit action, Cincinnati blanked Austin and San Diego defeated Milford as standout hurlers delivered strong performances in the American Legion finals.
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American Legion
Morgan-Macks
Legion
George Starkey
Starkey
Ivery Light
Richard Barkley
Bob Endacott
Barkley
Endacott
Bob Stauffer
Don Beene
Stauffer
RAI
Terry Malott
Lawrence
Danny Jaimes
Ken Ikenberry
Jaimes
Ikenberry
Topeka
Pittsburgh
Joe Eichhorn
Dale Murphy
Legion Baseball Faers
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
St. Paul
Gene Conley
Uth
Eddie Blake
Brews
Minneapolis
Saints
Jack Baldwin
Millers
Indianapolis
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Columbus
Charleston
Craclston
Louisville
Denver
Cincinnati
Ohio
San Diego
Calif
Austin
Tex
Milford
Mass
San Dego
RAF Man Swims Channel Dover
Philip Mickman, a 21 year old RAF enlisted man, completed an England to France channel swim in T hours, 44 minutes today. Returning to Dover in a motor hour which accompanied him, Mickman said the crossing was tough all the way and he felt perfectly fit after the effort.
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Dover
Pluvius May Move In On AL Pennant Race
Yankees widen lead as Scarborough and Ray Scarborough aid their cause with a three-hit shutout aiding a 51 victory over the Red Sox. Rain disrupts a Browns-Indians doubleheader with Cleveland rallying to win 4 2 after an hour plus delay. Dodgers keep NL lead despite a doubleheader split in Boston. Multiple rainouts affect scheduled games across leagues and late games salvage some action with mixed results.
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Jupiter Pluvius
New York Yankees
Ray —Scarborough
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Scarborough
Red Sox
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J. P
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Boston
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Giants
Vin Hill
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Washington
Senators
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
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Early Wynn
Gene Bearden
Tommy Byrne
Tiree
Luke Easter
Wally Westlake
DJ Courtney
Whey
Bob Lemon
Satchell Paige
Rice Boys
Clive Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Hal Rice
Bubba Church
del Rice
Ily Johnson
Reds Rally Past Opponent as Adcock McMillan Drive In Sixth
Singles by Joe Adcock and Roy McMillan produced a sixth inning run to break a 2-2 tie and give the Cincinnati Reds the win in game two.
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Joe Adcock
Roy McMillan
Cincinnati
Reds
Matthews Knocks Out Lowry in 5th Round in Boise Fight
Matthews, the Seattle heavyweight, stops Tiger Ted Lowry in 36 seconds of the fifth round in Boise after a barrage of body blows. Lowry, who had not been KO'd in 60 bouts, collapses to the canvas as Matthews seals his comeback win following a prior KO loss to Rocky Marciano. Crowd of about 4,000 watches.
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Boise
Idaho
P—Hlarry
Kid
Lowry
Matthews
Bix
T Gan
Diamond Dope: National League and American League results
The column summarizes Monday results across major leagues with scattered scores for teams like Philadelphia New York Chicago Washington St Louis Detroit and Boston in the American Leagues and Pacific Coast and Southern associations. Weather and postponements are noted with several games carried by rain.
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Philadelphia
Wade
Auteum
Lwhine
Houerts
Bannuns
Kamer
Boston
New York
Rites
York
Roland
Chicago
Washington St
Loui Detroitaye
Nvid
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Dabeon
Washington
Xe Slasterson
Tamboer State Champion Triumph Over Gandy At Manhattan
Maurines Tamboer rallied past arch rival Alvin Gandy in a tight 10th round duel at Manhattan State Meet. Gandy led 48 to 30 before Tamboer unleashed 11 consecutive double ringers to tie and then seize the lead, securing the victory in a clash of undefeated contenders.
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Maurines Tamboer
Hrisis
Manhattan
Wichitaw
Ikid
Alvin Gandy
Topeka
Gandy
Ward
Tamboer
Composite 1952 City Football Schedule Preview
A fragmentary 1952 schedule list shows city football teams and opponents across the season. It mentions teams such as Washburn and Nebraska themes, with venues including Hixchland Park and Emporia, and notes various matchups and locations scattered in the OCR. The readable items suggest a local grid of games and rivalries for the season.
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Hachetts
Tabaskell
Washburn
Weanderin
Nebraska
Hixchland Park
Navy Maskellys
Emporia
Med
Yuna de
Fights Last Night Report
The Associated Press reports boxing results from ROJSE Idaho and Chicago. Harry Matthews defeated Tiger Ted Lowers by knockout in New Bedford. Rocky Castellani outpointed Johnny Lombardo in Luxerne Pennsylvania. George Berry and Norman Webb fought to a draw in Gary Indiana and Chicago.
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Harry Matthews
Seale
Tiger Ted Lowers
New Bedford
Mass
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Rocky Castellani
TSP
Luxerne
Johnny Lombardo
Mt. Carmel
Chicago
George Berry
Gary
Ind
Norman Webb
Drew
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