K A Gridmen to Receive Equipment at Big Six Camp
Kansas athletic staff prepare for the Big Six grid camp with 45 players invited to Memorial Stadium for equipment issue and photos Monday 2 PM The session aims to test gear before the first game Tuesday while the Jayhawker squad goes through conditioning under Vic Hart The 9 30 Tuesday practice starts a sequence of workouts as fall classes near and possible coaching changes loom
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Gwinn Henry
Memorial Stadium
Hutch
Jayhawkers
Vic Hart
Iowa State
Ames
Athletic Board
Henry
Mike Getto
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
Dean Nesmith
Nesmith
Yankees Beat Red Sox 4-1 Boosting Ruffing's Season Lead
AP notes a game from a year ago where Red Ruffing earned his 21st win of the season as the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 4-1. The victory increased their lead to 16 games.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Red Sox
Red Ruffing
Roberich Menzel
Gregory Mangin
Conn Steps Toward Louis After Narrow Victory at MSG
Billy Conn defeated Bob Pastor by knockout in the 13th round at Madison Square Garden to edge closer to a bout with Joe Louis. Referee and manager comments noted tainted knockout due to repeated low blows, while Conn's camp weighed a possible title shot amid calls for a protest over low-punch fouls.
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New York
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Altho
Conn
Mike Jacobs
Paster
Jimmy Johnston
Billy Cavanaugh
Pastor
Bob
Johnston
Associated Press
State Athletic Commission
Reds Birds Close In On Leaders In Tight Standings
Columbus Red Birds surge from .500 to within four games of league leaders Kansas City after a 1 0 victory over Indianapolis. Tom Sunkel pitched, Walker Cooper doubled scoring Harry Walker for the decisive run in the eighth. Minneapolis beat Kansas City twice, 9 7 and 8 0. Other scores: Milwaukee 10 St Paul 9 in 12 innings, Toledo 6 Louisville 3.
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Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City
Columbus
Tom Sunkel
Birds
Indianapolis
Walker Cooper
Harry Walker
Bob Logan
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Blues
Millers
Milwaukee
Altho
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Fairbury Nebraska Wins Kansas Ban Johnson Flag
Fairbury Nebraska wins the Kansas Ban Johnson flag by sweeping Independence in the state playoffs four straight wins. Final game 14 to 2 as Independence led 2 nothing before Fairbury exploded with a five inning 14 run outburst. Sullivan held Independence to three hits with no more after the third.
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Fairbury
Neb
Nebraska
Independence
Sullivan
Indians
Zuppke Trades Paintings for Farm Livestock
Bob Zuppke the University of Illinois football coach and artist has exchanged art for farm stock. He bought a farm near Champaign and traded an oil painting for a Jersey cow and two pastels for two broad sows with Charles Michael of Bucyrus Ohio, a Buckeye rooter and Zuppke supporter.
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Zuppke
Champaign
Bob Zuppke
University’ of Illinois
Charles Michael
Bucurus, O
Ohio State
Dodgers and Cardinals win in multi game action
Westwide AP summary shows Fred Fitzsimmons and Hugh Casey each with 16 hits in a Dodgers doubleheader 3-0 and 4-7. Clyde Sboun of the Cardinals posts 49th win after a 6-4 victory over the Cubs on six hits. Lee Chase of the Senators limits the Yanks to 3-1 win and Buck Newsom of the Tigers tops the Indians 18th win with two RBIs on nine hits. John Rigney and White Sox beat the Browns 6-4 with a four hit game.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Hugh Casey
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Clyde
Sboun
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Lee Chase
Senators
Yanks
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Indians
John Rigney
White Sox
Sox
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Rigney
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Ugh Casey
Ducky Medwick
Phillies
Cincinnati
Medwick
Fitz
Joe Gallagher
Clyde Shoun
Cubs
Broadway sports chatter and contract talks mix in roundup
New York reports Bill McKechnie and Jimmy Dykes may reject Cleveland manager offers for next season. Freddy Simmons leaves a game crying after being run out by umpire Dick Campbell. Jimmy Foxx seeks a raise to continue catching. Helen Jacobs diversifies to paint nonpoisonous spray for Fair Hill steeplechase.
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New York
Bill M’kechnie
Jimmy Dykes
Cleveland
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dick Campbell
Freddy
Jimmy Foxx
Helen Jacobs
Fair Hill
Virginia
Princeton faces Cornell in eastern championship push
Coach Tad Wieman says Princeton cannot stop Cornell's march to the eastern title as big interest grows in the Yanks Indians and Tigers series next week. Columbia sends Mel Allen to relay team dope home. Frankie Frisch heads to Rochelle on Monday for his 42nd birthday celebration.
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Tad Wieman
Princeton
Cornell
Indians
Tigers
Columbia
Mel Allen
Madigan
Sammy Snead
Frankie Frisch
New Rochelle
St. Louis
Cubs and White Sox Mired In Poor Showdowns with Reds Indians
Chicago Times notes rivalry lines as Cincinnati and Cleveland tilt pennant race. Cubs trail Reds 15 of 20 in meetings while White Sox owe 15 of 19 to the Indians, dimming Chicago hopes for the world series swag.
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John C. Hoffman
Chicago Times
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
White Sox
Indians
Jackie Kramer Upsets Prusoff in Forest Hills Showdown
The win by Jackie Kramer over Hank Prusoff at Forest Hills came as no surprise to either player. A Cincinnati group woke Reds GM Warren Giles at 5 am to ask how he pronounces his name. Frank Kovacs refused to curb his antics after a note from Holcombe Ward, while Casey Stengel watched Eddie Miller in the All Star game and praised his performance.
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Jackie Kramer
Hank Prusoff
Forest Hills
Prusoff
Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Reds
Holcombe Ward
U.S.S.T.A
Frank Kovacs
al Schacht
Nationals
Frankie
Casey Stengel
Eddie Miller
Giants
Casey
Lyons Praised by Clark Griffith as Great Game Pitcher
Clark Griffith called Teddy Lyons a remarkable pitcher, saying if he could win one game with any pitcher alive today he would choose Lyons. He noted Lyons is 40 years old but remains capable of delivering a defining performance.
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Clark Griffith
Teddy Lyons
Fox
Lyons
Stuhldreher vows team will do better after last year
Harry Stuhldreher declares confidence in his squad saying no fear in raising the chin and promising improvement over the previous season. He asserts the team cannot perform worse than last year and intends to lift performance.
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Harry Stuhldreher
Snead sinks 60-foot putt to lead Scranton event
Sam Snead, now playing for Shawnee-on-the-Delaware, shoots 65 in the anthracite open in Scranton PA to lead day one. He holes a 60-foot putt for an eagle on the 510-yard fourth, shares the tourney record with Henry Picard, and trails by one stroke is Felix Serafin with Byron Nelson among those off pace.
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Scranton
Sammy Snead
West
Snead
Orice
Sammy
Henry Picard
Hershey
Felix Serafin
Byron Nelson
P.G.A. Champ
Indians may have to call in Oscar Vitt
The Cleveland Indians face mounting losses as Detroit, New York, and Boston pull away in the pennant race. A 10-5 defeat to Detroit leaves Cleveland four games behind first, with manager Oscar Vitt under implied pressure as the slide continues.
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Oscar
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Tigers
Yankees
Red Sox
Old Ossie
Detroit
Cleveland
Detroit Eranenee
New York
Boston
The Hard Luck Reds Fall In Playoff Showdown
Muskogee loses 7 to 6 to Fort Smith in a Western Association playoff game as effort to rally falls short. Fort Smith substitutions help stifle Muskogee’s late ninth inning rally while Topeka ties series with St Joseph behind Joe Malman’s 21 wins and Ed King injury woes.
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Muskogee
Okla
Fort Smith
George Bausewein
Lane Kistler
Topeka
St. Joseph
Owls
Bill Rigney
Joe Malman
Ed King
Saints
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from American Association and National League games with several matchups reported. Key results include Minneapolis 9 Columbus 1 and Brooklyn 14 Philadelphia 3, plus St. Louis 6 Chicago 4 and Detroit 10 Cleveland 5 in AL play. Western and Southern Association games also listed.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
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Cleveland
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Tulsa
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Philopeentinbeser
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Cengus Radcliff
Appling
Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
Wright Chicago
McCosky
Greenberg
Det
Finney
Travis
Wash
Hayes
Philaseeteia
Veteran Runner Retires at 75 in Pittsburgh Meet
Luke Dillon 75 announces retirement to give younger runners a chance. Once a 10 second man at his peak he slowed to about 11 seconds and a fraction as an older sprinter. Dillon had issued a standing challenge to runners aged 45 or above since he was 62.
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Pittsburgh
Luke Dillon
Dillon
Walker Gains Top New York Baseball Honors
The week’s top NL batter is Dixie Walker of the Dodgers, rising to the lead as Rowell is toppled. Rip Radcliff of the Browns remains best in the AL, posting a .348 mark.
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New York
Carvel
Bama) Rowell
Boston Bees
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Rowell
Rip Radcliff
St. Louis Browns
Walker
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
McCormick
Radcliff
Mark Luke Appling
White Sox
Community Notices From Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Local residents and visitors share-time visits and travel across Kansas Missouri and Colorado. Names include Gene Cooley Haas Bartz Grosdidier Mercier Schehrer Bond Daugherty Ulmer Shirk Smith Grosdidier and others with reunions visits teaching posts and missionary events announced for September 18 in Lawrence at the Evangelical church.
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Gene Cooley
Hollywood, Galif
Mary Haas
Kansas City
Fred Bartz
Ed Diedrich
Magdelene Grosdidier
William Mercier
William Schehrer
W. E. Schehrer
Excelsior Springs
Lawrence
Ben Bartz
Berthold Durr
Sarah Hausman
Colorado
Gladys Bond
Lecompton
Bert Seiwald
Alfred Seiwald
Rosalene
Albert Grosdidier
Charlton Bartz
Arthur Shirk
Jake Milburn
Joe Smith
St. Joseph
Rockport
Roy
Daugherty
Wayne
Maxine
Bert
Carl Gerstenberger
Gertie Steffen
Ladonna Kazmaek
Gladys Stellers
Ottawa
Vera Rose Gerstenberger
Beatrice Steffen
Marvin Bond and
Norman
Pasadena
Calif
Alvin Bond
Ralph Nuttall
W. Schehrer
Warmker Guests Honor Robins and Local Society Notes
Community notices recount visits by the Warmker and family from San Benito Texas. Recitals at Pleasant Oak School feature pupil performers led by Gladys Bond. Various local social gatherings, visits, illness updates, lodge meetings, and church activities fill the Journal-World Classified Page.
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Arlene Gros- Gidier
Virginia Brecheisen
Donna Rose Brecheisen
Imogene Selzer
Leola Bond
Darline Clark
Deloris
Deckwa
Patricia Ciak
Marcella Brecheisen
Jean Clark
Clifford Steffen
Dudley Ellis
Arthur Warmker
Ray Warmker
San Benito
Tex
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Edwin Ott
Ralph James
Harry Warmker
Clara Ott
Mary Allen
Freid Walker
Katherine Walker
Leslie Kindred
Oscar Lothholz
Carl Lothholz
Maxine
Clearbourn
George Lothholz
Rose Lothholz
Clara Lotz
Carol Joyce
Junior Ben
Minerva Rebekah Lodge 146
Altar Society
The
Catholic Church
Lena Maise
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Kansas City
Edna Zillner
Lawrence
Bert Daugherty
Raymond Stroud
Benitta Bartz
Alma Joy
Ben Bartz
Carl Lothhols
Texas
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Fred Timmermeyer
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Lawrence Timmermeyer
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Wichita
John Sommers
William Zimmerman
Gus Ziesenis
Paul Sommer
Henry Breighaupt
Edgerton
Edward Hayen
Charles Hayen
Robert Hayen
Lyman, Neb
Weidensaul
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Lyman
Bill Harper
Beulih James
Perryton
Glenn Wilson
Oliver Deay
Nadine Harris
Frank Page
Alice Marie
Raymond McQuiston
Athens
George Haines
Bobby
Walter Gerstenberger
Slyvia
C. M. Williamson
Jerry Harris
Jimmie
Mary Harris
Charles Terral
Howard Kohler
Ed Grob
Eldon Wotan
Sam Gabriel
Eugene Griffen
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Tresa
Roy Cramer
Raymond Staniey
Carol Gerstenberger
Alice Marie Kindred
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Wiley Henley
Roy Kurtz
Harold Morley
Paul Frazier
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Arthur Ott
Robert Laughlin
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Louis Wiliamson
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Ameritta Gabriel
Jean Williamson
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Ramona Stanley
Deay
Walter Wilson
Weaver
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Harold Lee
Wilfred Selzer
Clearfield
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Beatrice
Georzg Jennings
Marvin Bond
Gottleib Nieder
Chester McGuire
Charles Brown
Gardner
Fred Walker
Ray
Eudora
J. R. Williams
T R Williams
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