Patchen Shifted to End as Lions Seek Wing Help
Elmer Schaake searches for end help at Cordley high in Kansas City. Warren Brown unavailable leaving Curtis Hinshaw and Glenn Lessen den, with Tommy Patchen moved from tackle to end and Gordon Stucker vying for a wing berth. Green brothers handle kicking and Sperry passes continue. Willard Muzzy will not report until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schaake
Cordley
Liberty Memorial Igh
Schaake
Warren Brown
Curtis. Hinshaw
Glenn Lessenden
Downs
Tommy Patchen
Gordon Stucker
Lions
Cecil Green
Pat
Kenneth Sperry
Carl Hird
Harold Sample
Willard Muzzy
College stars Packers game sparks coaching turnover talk
Sports columnist notes sharp passing display by college stars against the Green Bay Packers could force a 25 percent coaching turnover in smaller colleges and junior colleges. He argues fans will demand more forward passes and coaches face heat for both overuse and underuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Stars
Green Bay Packers
Adrian Lindsey
Toj
Herbers, Kinnicks
Washingtons
Baseball Leaders and Stats Spread Across Leagues
The report lists top hitters and pitchers in the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Williams of Boston leading in average and Foxx also with Boston for home runs. Detroit and New York players appear prominently in runs and RBIs with DiMaggio and Mize among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
McCosby
Detroit
Rey
DiMaggio
New York
Cramer
Louis
Greenberg
Boudreau
Cleveland
McCosky
Finney
Cincinnati
Mize
F. McCormick
Hack
Chicago
Werber
Cincinati
Epee
Rizzo
Philadelphia
Moore
Freasey
Beighlyn
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Knott, Ripple and Wilson star in brisk baseball win
Associated Press report notes Jack Knott of White blanked the Tigers for eight innings and won easily on a six hit game. Jim Ripple and Jim Wilson of Reds hit a two run homer and drove in the winning run with a double against the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Knott
Tigers
Jim Ripple
Jim Wilson
Reds
Sports Calendar Listing for Wednesday Playoffs
Schedule lists Auto Service versus Lions at South Park 8 special game at Acta Park. South End hosts Oll-O-Matica and Pepper Mills with Obers and Woodlawn Park. Playoff for second session if needed. Friday features Apts Service and Star at South Park 3441 Obere against Haskell at Woodlawn Park 8. Playoff for first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
South Park
Acta Park
South End
Oll-O-Matica
Peper Millows
Obers
Woodlawn Park
Apts
Star
Obere
Haskell
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Several Leagues
Results across baseball leagues include American Association Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 8 Minneapolis 13 St Paul 0 Indianapolis 10 Louisville 5. National League St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4. American League Chicago 10 Detroit 2. Southern Association Knoxville 9 Memphis 6 Nashville 4 Little Rock 2 New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 0. Texas League Dallas Tulsa Iain Oklahoma City 2 Fort Worth 1 San Antonio 2 Shreveport 0 Houston 4 Beaumont 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City cc
Columbus
Bae Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo Ooo
Milwaukee
National League
Cincinnati
Peanecetarceeserer
Brooklyn
Wevrede
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Moore
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Dallas
Tulsa
Iain
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Beaumont
New York Sports Roundup Highlights and Bets
The report notes Bobby Feller adopting a hook to close games and tame batters. It mentions Nebraska leading Pitt in pursuit of Chicago football berth, and the Yankees holding the edge for Ray Pinelli, son of a NL umpire, who led Notre Dame baseball and played shortstop this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Feller
Nebraska
Pitt
Chicago
Yankees
Ray Pinelli
Notre Dame
Stow Predicts Palfrey Marble Final Showdown
Forest Hills buzz centers on Tom Stow saying Sarah Palfrey is geared to beat Alice Marble if they meet in the finals. Stow has rebuilt Palfrey’s defense into a smashing attacking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Tom Stow
Sarah Palfrey
Alice
Stow
Oklahoma Aggie coach hears from tall recruit in letter
Hank Iba receives a freshman prospect letter claiming a seven foot bed and own provisions. Dominic Dallessandro of the Cubs is five six but tallest in a nine member family. Elmer Oklahoma's sandlot team may face Hector, Muskogee district winner, where Lance Jones pitches with one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Iba
Oklahoma Aggie
Dominic Dallessandro
Cubs
Elmer Okla
Hector
Muskogee
Lance Jones
Did you ever stop to think break up the Yankees cry
A Chattanooga Times columnist speculates on renewed sentiment to break up the Yankees amid national tensions, noting recurring calls and public reaction as a reminder of lingering regional rivalries. The piece mixes humor with pointed observations on wartime or political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Gammon
Chattanooga Times
Yankees
Unfamiliar Stars Highlight Tonight's All Star Card
Eyes turn to two relative unknowns John Rogalla quarterback and Berantan A. with Mike Gussie from West Virginia in the night lineup. Conn edges Pastor 5 6 as observers debate Don MNeill versus Bobby Riggs in tennis. Sammy Snead faces the crowd with a bold creed while Ted Williams vows to become a greater ball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogalla
Berantan
Mike Gussie
West Virginia
Conn
Pastor
Don M’neill
Bobby Riggs
Muskogee Reds open Shaughnessy playoffs tonight
Muskogee Reds face third place Fort Smith in the Shaughnessy opener as Mestnik leads with 24 wins and 5 losses. Wayne Kistler tops for the Giants with 15 and 4, Norman Merrill brings 16 and 8 for Topeka against St Joseph. Saint Louis start Honolulu Bill Whaley as the Saints seek series momentum. Both series run in a best three of five format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Hank, Mestriik
Western Association
Muskogee Reds
Shaughnessy
Fort Smith
Mestnik
Wayne Kistler
Giants
Norman Merrill
Topeka Owls
St. Joseph
Topeka
Saints
Honolulu
Bill Whaley
Tigers Struggle as Indians Lead Clashes Open
Detroit trails Cleveland by one game in a nine game set after a 10-2 loss to the White Sox. Barney McCosky sprains a side chasing a fly and may miss a week. Cincinnati Reds win 4-3 over St Louis as Jimmy Ripple homers and Jimmy Wilson drives in the deciding run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Barney McCosky
Chicago White Sox
McCosky
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Indians
Yankees
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jimmy Ripple
Jimmy Wilson
Willard Hershberger
White Sox
Chicago
Kovacs Impresses But Riggs Dominates Forest Hills Match
New York tennis notes from Forest Hills show Frank Kovacs trading clowns and solid strokes in a four set win over J Norman Anderson while Bobby Riggs looms as the banner threat. Welby Van Horn exits after a roller coaster career as Harris Everett upsets him in five sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pi—Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory
Forest Hills
Oakland
Frank Kovacs
Mora
J. Norman Anderson
Dartmouth
Bobby Riggs
Kovacs
Alice Marble
J. Donald Budge
Riggs
Vines
Perry
Welby van Horn
California Comet
Elwood Cooke
Wayne Sabin
Jack Bromwich
Harris Everet
Lawrence Men Attend a Football Rules Session
Nine Lawrence men attended the Kansas State High School association rules meeting inOttaw last night. Principal Neal M. Wherry and peers Elmer Schaake Clarence Wood Ralph Graber Warren Smith A E Woestemeyer E A Wood and Robert Oyler discussed the few minor rule changes. Kansas uses National Federation rules followed in 34 other states, with some college distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas State High School Association
Ottaw
Neal M. Wherry
Elmer Schaake
Clarence Wood
Ralph Graber
Warren Smith
A. E. Woestemeyer
E. A. Wood
Robert Oyler
Wherry
National Federation of State High School Associations
Kansas
Australia regains Davis Cup in challenge round
A year ago Australia defeated the United States 2-2 to reclaim the Davis Cup as Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich beat Bobby Riggs and Frank Parker in final singles. Three years ago Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees announced retirement from playing and sought a 1935 managerial post. Five years ago the Giants fell to the Reds 4-1 as Alex Kampouris hit a bases-loaded triple and St Louis led the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United States
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Bobby Riggs
Frank Parker
Tony Lazzeri
Yankee
Giants
Reds
Alex Kampouris
Cardinals
West Coast Schools Bar Ten Grid Players
Ten high school football stars were barred from athletics at USC UCLA and UC campuses by Commissioner Edwin Atherton for violating the conference anti-proselytizing code. Petrovich Hodges Olea LaPrade barred from USC or UCLA. Olea LaPrade barred from USC. Olds Binkley Sheller Phillips Kroesen Armitage barred from UC teams. Enroll elsewhere, allowed to compete at other conference schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edwin Atherton
Atherton
Justice Department
University of Southern California
University of California, At
Los Angeles
University of California
Petrovich
John Petrovich
Alhambra High School
Tharen Hodges
Theodore Olea
Loren LaPrade
Phoenix
Ariz
Herbert E. Olds
Redondo Beach
Henry Binkley
Alhambra
Willard Sheller
Compton
George C. Phillips
Inglewood
Gustave Kroesen, Jr
Jack Armitage
Hodges
Oregon State College
University of Washington
Washington State College
University of Idaho
University of Montana
Millers Keep Fight as Playoff Picture Shifts
Minneapolis Millers win 13 to 0 over St Paul, cutting Columbus hold to a game and a half and staying in third place in the American Association. Milwaukee’s Brewers beat Kansas City 4 to 3 with Lindell enduring the loss. Indianapolis rallyes for a 10 to 5 win over Louisville with Pritchard belting a three run homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
American Association
Blues
Millers
Columbus
Birds
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
John Lindell
Brewers
Lindell
Indianapolis
Pritchard
Louisville
Fairbury Wins Second Game From Independence
Fairbury Neb overcame Independence Kan with a 10 4 victory in the Kansas Ban Johnson series. Independence led 4 0 in the third before Fairbury rallied with five runs in the seventh and Jones held Independence to five hits. Fairbury collected 15 hits led by Christ and Keaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tneendence
Kan
Fairbury
Neb
Independence
Kansas
Social notes from Clearfield and nearby communities
Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson and daughter from Eudora spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Breithaupt. Mrs Carrie Selzer recovering from illness visited Mrs Emma Deckwa. Pineapple peaches canned by Mrs Breithaupt. Pleasant Oak school recital featured pupils including Donna Brecheisen and Mary Ann Schehrer. Baldwin high school enrollments listed with local teachers names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Wilson
Eudora
Roy Breithaupt
Oliver Brecheisen
Kenneth Brécheisen
Garden City
Lena Breithaupt
Ted Brecheisen
Peggy Hausman
Tena Gabriel
Minnie Hausman
Paul
Allen
John Neis
Wellsville
Homer Clark
Hallie Garrett
Kansas City
Hanna Meeder
Gladys Bond
Pleasant Oak
Donna Rose Brecheisen
Marcella Brecheisen
Virginia
Norma Dean Brecheisen
Jean
Patricia
Darlene Clark
Dolorés Deckwa
Imogene Selzer
Arleen Grosdidier
Mary Ann Schehrer
Baldwin High School
James Deay
Lyle Clark
Helen Schendel
Eunicé
Aileen Johnson
Dale Wittiss Williamson
Hesper
Clara Randel
Baldwin
Clearfield
Clarence Hausman
Tommy Grosemar
Vinland Thuredey
Vinland And Vicinity Social Roundup Across Towns
Supper guests and weekend visits mark social news in Vinland and nearby towns. August gatherings include Covey Thompson hosts and Macey relatives meeting old friends. School enrollment totals and staff appointments for Vinland High and Grade schools are noted along with local shindigs and a wedding shower for Mrs Max Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil
Covey
Max
Chester Thompson
W. T. Millbern
Gerald
W. C. Millbern
Olathe
Betty Lou
Kermit Laughlin
Cherokee
Okla
Roy Johnson
Denny
E. Hoskinson
Basil Covey
Herb Macey
Eck Macey
Marjean
Joyce
Albert
Topeka
Oscar Britton
Clinton
Vinland
Lawrence
Bob Hays
Beverly Schick
Kansas City
Baldwin
Max Moore
Doris Winters
Esther Faye Miskimen
Irene Richardson
Moore
Will Winters
Estel Moore
June
William Knox
Basil R. Covey
Theodore ‘Clausen
Don Coldren
Moleta Laughlin
Paul Laughlin
Leroy Knight
George Edmonds
Frank Hagerman
Clyde, Dale
Randell Visit Notes Social Call From Hird Couple
Marlin Nichols Dale Crady and Homer Reusch were mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. Mantie Randell called on Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hird Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Nichols
Dale Crady
Homer Reusch
Mantie Randell
Mrs
Delbert Hird
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Lindsey
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Mercer
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Mike Gette
Dodger
California
Harry
Winfield Courier
Hart
Southern Cal
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Hollywood
Francie Kappelman
Salina Miller
K. U
Kapp
Rohrig
Biff Jones
Biff
C. I. Pontius
Tulsa University
Freddy
Hutch News
Mendell
Kent Duwe
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Hiram
Hobbs Adams
Duwe
Lyons
Gabjor
Lea
The
Associated Press
By William Ferguson
Ise
New Hampshire
Vermont
Faine
By Eddie Brietz
Rumor Foundry
Odditorium
Sammy
Sammy Snead
Creed
Ted Williams
Moist
Ft. Smith
Judson Bailey
Assocated Presse
Molla Mallory
West Coast Loop
Orth
D-X Oilers
Bessie Lassen
Oilers
Kansas Service Grocers
Arkansas City
Fredrica Hutto
Caroline Somerfield
Arkansas City Junior College
Hutto
Vinland and Vicinity
Firestone
Bob Jones
Prince Albert
Rollin
P.A
Abe Clark
J. #. Williams
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