Lawrence Lions Prepare for Fall Football Scrimmage
Lawrence high school's Lions, led by Coach Edd A Wood with assistants Richard Vogel and Dave Massey, begin preseason workouts at Cordley field with a scrimmage planned after a Tuesday start. The season opener is Sept 18 against Valley Falls at home.
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Edd A. Wood
Lawrence High School Lions
Cordley Field
Wood
Richard Vogel
Dave Massey
Lions
Valley Falls
Allen
Robert Allen
Dack Howard
Billy Johnson
Ralph Houk
Houk
Doug Brown
Earl McClure
Charles Anderson
Frink
Rusty Frink
Dale Kephart
Harold McKay
Donald Palmateer
Lewis Reidered
Kansas
Palmateer
Jack Houk
Claire Rothchild
Paul Moon
Co-Ops Clinch Lead After Double Loss by Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows dropped two junior league games to Lawrence Sanitary and the Co-Ops, 14-0 and 5-3, leaving the Co-Ops atop the standings with one exhibition game against Lawrence Sanitary remaining. Price allowed four hits and no baserunners, while Lenahan boosted Sanitary with four bases on a first inning hit. Street started for the Odd Fellows but was pulled after one game, with Kohler closing the night.
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Odd Fellows
Lawrence Sanitary
Price
Dairy Boys
Street
Pardee
Lenahan
Sanitary
Blevins
Thome
Kohler
Young Thome
Dalton
Jackson
Woo
Ty “ “ Robinson
J. Blevins
Saesné
Brown
Lorenzen
Ge Johnson
Johanning
P Kohler
Eevee
Powell
Haleem
Ef Hird
Montgomery
AB Weing
Ge Blevins
All-Star College Teams Meet Giants In Charity Game
New York hosts the first eastern appearance of the college All-Stars at the Polo Grounds in a charity clash with the New York Giants. About 50,000 fans expected as the All-Stars, built from last year’s seniors, test their mettle against top pro talent led by coach Bernie Bierman. The lineup will mix with pro veterans and possible changes after Chicago trials.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Orangeburg
Gene Rose
Tennessee
Steve Owen
Major League Leaders Stated With Approximate Batting and Pitching Figures
A fragment lists top 1930s baseball leaders by league and stat lines. It mentions AL batting average leaders Idealists Averill and Gehringer, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching marks for Hadley and Pearson, then NL leaders Medwick Ott and others with partial, garbled spellings and numbers.
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Averill
Indians
Anpling
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Foxx
Red Sox
Walker
Geh
Tinker
DI Maggie
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Pearson
Medwick
Caxamala
P. Waner
Saree
I. Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Demaree
Cubs
Medwick Cardinals
Herman
Medwicks Cardinals
Goodman
Reds
Haeumcott
Slants
Berger
Lisien
J. Part
S. Martin
Hubbell
Ian
Lu- Lite
Lawrence Girls Face Topeka Merchants In Softball Duel
On Monday the Lawrence girls meet Topeka Merchants in softball at South Park with the game listed as 7 30. Winkind girls clash with Manhattan Allstars at 8 30 in the same park. Lawrence Sanitary plays Co Ops in a nine inning exhibition at South Park.
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Lawrence Girls
Topeka Merchants
South Park
Winkind
Manhattan All- Stars
Lawrence Sanitary
Lone Star
Kiwanis
South Mark
Grocers
Hays opens 1936 football practice under Waldorf
Fort Hays State College began practice with seven lettermen, led by new head coach Paul Waldorf, as the Tigers prepare a nine game schedule starting September 26 against Kansas State. Guard positions are a concern after graduation losses, with several backups expected to return and bolster the lineup in the new stadium in Hays.
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Ellis Reinhold
Sylvester Talmer
Ed Bender
Wade Zeigler
Eugene Allen
Charles Burgess
George Neelly
Dale Shellhaas
Nichols Smith
Harold Rotrock
Alvin Staab
Hays
Herb Bender
Luray
Keith Elder
Woodston
Eugene Niewald
Bison
Ward Reigel
Ford
Paul Stenger
St. Mary's
Harold Darnell
Osborne
James Rawson
Morland
Dale Underwood
Hoisington
Bill_ Reissig
Bunkerhill
Tom Mosier
Hoxie
Rudolph Skubal
Harold Randall
Jennings
Chester Mitchell
Montezuma
Dale Neelly
Hopewell
Ralph Huffman
Simpson
Howard Stehwein
Claflin
Tigers
Giants fall to third as Reds topple them a year ago
The Associated Press recalls past sports headlines noting the Giants dropping to third in the National League after a loss to the Reds a year earlier. It also mentions Grant eliminating Ellsworth Vines in the fourth round of national tennis championships and a Harmsworth trophy speedboat incident involving Miss England driven by Kaye Don.
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Associated Press
Giants
Reds
Grant
Ellsworth Vines
Miss England
Kaye Don
Gar Wood
George Wood
Little Bobby Wilson Wins Fair Leap at Fort Worth Meet
In Fort Worth, Texas, Southern Methodist back Bobby Wilson, a 1935 All-America, showed his talent by placing a handkerchief 23 feet from the takeoff spot and leaping to win first in the track and field event.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cpi
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist
Bobby
Playoffs Loom as Association Race Tightens
Milwaukee fans watched as the Brewers clinched the American Association title while Minneapolis and Indianapolis jockeyed for playoff berths. A doubleheader split with Louisville and several late rallies, including St. Paul’s seven to six loss avoidance by Milwaukee, kept the standings fluid with Kansas City closing in on second place. Chet Morgan and Lin Storti led Milwaukee’s offense in the second game as Toledo and Columbus opened with shutouts and Toledo then won the nightcap.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
The
Millers
Frank Merriwell
Tribe
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Saints
Brewers
Blues
Phil Page
Chet Morgan
Milwaukee
Lin Storti
Page
George Stumpf
Toledo
Columbus
Alta Cohen
Red Birds
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday's Games
The Associated Press reports yesterday's major league results with multiple teams posting wins. Tommy Thompson hit a ninth inning pinch homer for the Giants in a 3-2 loss, Red Sox pitchers beat Yanks in both ends of a doubleheader, Babe Herman and Ival Goodman homered as the Reds took a two game set from the Cardinals, Ted Lyons and Jack Hayes fueled White Sox wins with strong pitching and timely hits, Earl Whitehill and Jess Hill helped the Senators defeat the Athletics in a twin bill opener, Arky Vaushan contributed a double and a triple for the Pirates, Norris drove in two with a homer for the Phillies in a 7-6 win over the Dodgers.
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CBI
Associated Press
Tommy Thompson
Rees
Giants
Wes Ferrer
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Yanks
Babe Herman
Ival Goodman
Reds
Cardinals
Goodman
Ted Lyons
Jack Hayes
White Sox
Farmer
Indians
Hayes
Earl Whitehill
Jess Hill
Senators
Athletics
Arky Vaushan
Pirates
Oubs
Norris
Phillies
Dodzer
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Standings Highlights
Yesterday in major leagues Boston lost to New York while Cincinnati and St. Louis posted varied results. American League games showed New York and Philadelphia split, Chicago and Cleveland struggled, St Louis faced rain at Detroit. In the American Association, Kansas City and Milwaukee split after a marathon 16 innings, while Minneapolis defeated St Paul and Toledo beat Columbus.
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American Regocestlans
Milwaukee
Kansas
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
National League
New, York
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston Thals
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
New York
Detroit
Clevelandia
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Pittchurch
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisvie
Biff Jones Ready To Lead Sooner Football Comeback
Norman Oklahoma, Sept 7. Major Lawrence Biff Jones, after Oklahoma Sooners finished second to Nebraska in the 1935 Big Six, readies a second title bid. He begins practice Sept 10 with 29 lettermen, 15 back from spring drills, and aims to rebuild a squad with a strong passing and rushing attack under his coaching staff.
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Norman
Okla
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Nebraska
Sooner
Louisiana State University
Sooners
Warner
Jones
Tom Stidham
Jack Baer
Baer
Eddie Toribio
Andy Stoner
Otis Rogers
Hugh McCullouch
Breeden
Big Tape Jones
Hone
Bill Breeden
Pewser
Oklahoma
Elmo Hewes
al Carratta
Woodrow Huddleston
Raphael Boudreau
William Conkright
Connie Ahrens
Fred
Ball
Jiggs Walker
Ralph Brown
Fred Ellsworth
Pete Smith
John Bridges
Kansas State
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa State
Tulsa
Colorado
Boulder
Texas
Dallas
Lawrence
Town State
Ames
Curtain Pole to Olympic Pole Vault Champion
Fort Worth legend Earle Meadows began by hopping backyard fences with a warped curtain pole. From a 12 year old jumper to Olympic champion, he credited early encouragement from a passerby and coach C W Berry’s belief. Meadows set Texas high school marks and shone at Paschal High before soaring in the Olympics.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Earle Meadows
Clyde
Earle
C. W. Berry
Paschal
Meadows
California
Berry
Auto Service Clinches Seven-Run Win Over City Employees
Auto Service tops City Employees 9 to 4 in seven innings at South Park. Knotts homered, Johns tripled, and Pickenns Griffin and Skinner doubled as Simmons fanned eight for the Auto Service crew. City fall remains scoreless until late.
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Southpark
Auto Service
Knotts
Johns
Pickenns
Griffins
Skinner
Simmons
Service Gang
Mitchell
City
Todd
I. Ea
Postelthwaite
Rss
Winters
Stanwix
Rebeo
Ct Pipes
Peney
Kantis
Dickens
Marin
Reber
Fairbanks
Wilson
Stevens
Shields
Cicy Auio
Remembering the salt spray and protected Canvasbacks
Larry Bauer recalls how field hunting on the marsh shaped memory of early duck shooting. He notes the shift from plentiful flocks of canvasbacks and redheads to today’s fully protected species, contrasting past high bag limits with current restrictions and dwindling wintering grounds along southern Atlantic routes.
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Larry Bauer
Kansas City
Maryland
Birds Warning on Canvasbacks and Redheads in Hunt Debates
The article discusses dwindling canvasbacks and redheads due to droughts and overhunting. It notes canvasbacks’ strong flavor when fed on wild celery and explains overharvesting and range limits. Also mentions duck identification tips and the need to preserve protected species.
LSU Doubles Stadium Capacity With Dorm Rooms Under Seats
Louisiana State University expands its football stadium to 52 000 capacity by enclosing under the parallel side sections with dormitory rooms and adding a U link for 1100 more beds. The project includes offices, locker rooms, showers, and a training area costing about 550 000 dollars.
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Ls.u
Baton Rouge
Cpi
Louisiana State University
Bayou Tiger
Works Progress Administration
Horseshoe Stadium
United States
U-link
Bernie Moore
Sports Roundup From New York Sept 7
Roundup notes Carl Hubbell speed limits and one run wins, British stars head to Hollywood, Yankees near clinch, Lou Ambers lightweights, Walker Cup critique, Giants winless streak ends, twins born at Garden, Broadway bets shift to all star pro game, Hubbell eleven one run victories, Freddie Steele rising middleweight, Dixie Howell coaching Loyola, Glenn Morris pro offer, Cobb Astaire Crosby enter turtle derby, no hitter at St Ignace, Horner trains on ice cream sodas, Budge Vines tennis exhibition praised.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Tean
Kay Stammers
Hollywood
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Bees
Giants
Frazin
Garden
Pepper
Jack Dempsey
Broadway
Freddie Steele
East
Bill McKechnie
Boston
Dixie
Loyola
New Orleans
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Glenn Morris
Irvin S. Cobb
Fred Astaire
Bing Crosby
Paducah
St. Ignace, Mich
Herman Corp
St. Ignace
Willow
Jacquelie
Horner
Farmer” Feiler
Cleveland
Forrest Hills
Don Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Dream game set as Centennial All-Stars face Bears
Dallas, Sept 7. The Centennial All-Stars will attempt college football's first win over professionals by meeting the Chicago Bears in the first Texas Centennial Exposition dream game. Coaches Bell and A Moyer tout an offensive battle with passing and trick plays from a roster of All-America and regional stars.
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Dallas
Texas
Chicago Bears
Southwest
Matty Bell
Leo
Duten) Aleyer
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Van'bilt
LE Atewit Gauich
Meynolds
Sttu
LT “Frost
Akbar
Skiat
Uswises
Carson Qur
Si Multer
Otanid
Suilier
Vanips
KG Bealer
Throgiuertoi
Vanuerout
T Musso
Mitkiny Mlowel Park
Pbs
Mirkal
Masterson Nebalecuuley
Rice
Sisk
Amryguelte
Clark
Picard Wins Golf Match in Brilliant Comeback
Hershey Pennsylvania hosts the Hershey Open where Henry Picard surged from a slow start to post a six under par 67 on the final round. He finished with 287 total and $1,200 prize, edging Orville White and Ed Daley who tied for fourth.
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Hershey
Henry Picard
Doposters
Picard
Orville White
Overland
White
Ed Daley
Philadelphia
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Thompson
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE SEEMS MISSING CLUES AND LINES
A fragmented crossword page shows across and down clues with numerous garbled terms, missing entries, and misread letters. The jumble includes references to Deed, Tom's Cabin, and various unrelated hints, lacking coherent grid or solutions.
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Edd Wood
United States Infantry
di Jon
MacArthur
Thcir
Union
St. Maurice
St Lawrence
Three Rivers
Quebec
Canada
Hiarleigh
Caniwien
Walt Whitman
Whitman
John Hix -Eepty
U. B
Pat
Ort
Rot Humgele
Ana
Ben Este
Civics
Major League
Paul Waldorf
Tiger Crew
Bill
Limelight
CTARC
Biff’ Jones
Vember
Stillwater
Chesapeake Bay
Mexico
Alaska
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Atlanta
Bob Neyland
Bill Britton
Josh Cody
Florida
Dutch Stanley
Lowell
Red) Dawson
Tulane
Ted Cox
Parts of
Europe
Dick Sklar
Soment
Jack Sharkey
Dorothy
Marilyn
Jack, Jr
Washington Irving
Sieiai
Edgi
Philippines
Fin
County
Fa al Sind
Stetson
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