Baseball Night Rumors Rival Mets Pace? Yankees Face Red Sox
A chaotic account of early season baseball, detailing the Yankees facing the Red Sox in a three game series at Yankee Stadium with Stengel’s lineup changes and Ernie Durocher’s Giants, Cardinals, Dodgers, and Phillies in tight races. Key players include Berra, Maggin, Veep Vogt, Newcombe, and Don Newcombe delivering for Brooklyn as Phillies rally to split a doubleheader. The piece also notes Reds beating Pirates in extras and Card’s lead over Dodgers.
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New York
Yarbeca
Boston Red
Yankee Stadium
Casty Stengel
Yanks
S Stengel
Atle Reynolda Cide
Eric Kinder
Pol Lopate
Yartkee Tetcher
Vic Raschind
Tommy Byrne
Sox
Jack Kramer
Mel Parnell
Joe Ni- Maggin
Vogt Berra
DiMaggian
Philadelphia
Berra
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Peedgers
Red Birds
Boston Braves
Ebbets Field
Chicago Cuba
Newcombe
Dodger
Braves
Brooklyn
Tme
Bill Vaiselte
Vaiselle
Brooks
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Giants
Leo Durocher Anen
Larry Janeen
Phils
Bill
Nicholson
eRheldon Jones
Hank Borowy
Wea Westgam
Cincinnati Reds
Wln T
Ittaburgh Pirates
Ighth
Pittsburgh
Bicher Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Wyrostek
Ralph River
Pirates
Plan a Waste Panel Drive and Ethics Stand by Troop 52
Plan by Boy Scout troop 52 of First Methodist church to hold a waste panel drive south of Eleventh street and west of Massachusetts street this Saturday in Kansas City. J B Pat Bradshaw, athletic director at William Jewel College, announced moving to sever football relations with colleges allowing professionalism in athletics. He criticized five schools for lacking ethics and vowed changes in the 1950 schedule, naming none.
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First Methodist Church
Eleventh Street
Massachusetts Street
Kansas City
William Jewel College
J. B.¢Pat Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Simpson College
St. Benedict's
College of Emporia
Tarkio
Culver-Stockton
Ouchita
Baker
Ottawa
Missouri Valley
Central of
Several New Managers Expected Next Season
New York area reports that Dodger players dislike Barney Shotten's handling and expect him to retire to Bartow, Florida next season. Other managers in question include Jack Onalow of the White Sox, Billy Southworth with the Braves, and Lou Boudreau with the Indians amid ongoing coaching upheaval across the league. A separate note recalls Michigan State’s football season goal against Michigan, plus an anecdote from the Aggies game.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
Dodger
Barney Shotton
Shotton
Bartow
Fla
Jack Onalow
White Sox
Billy Southworth
Braves
Bill Veeck
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Billy Meyer
Frank Frisch
Leo Durocher
Zack Taylor
Michigan State
Little Cow College
Clana
Michigan
Spartans
Aggies
Yoat
Mr. Yoat
Aggie
Early favorites Independence and Bartlesville lead KO M league playoffs
Independence and Bartlesville won opening games to lead the best of five series. Independence pounded Ponca City 13-5 behind Lou Skizas and John Cimino homers, Sammy Joyce earned the win with help from Joe Crowder. Bartlesville edged Lola 3-2 as Harry Neighbors homered and made a ninth inning catch to seal the victory.
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Independence
Bartlesville
Ponca City
Lola
Lou Skizas
John Cimino
Yankees
Cimino
Sammy Joyce
Joe Crowder
Crowder
Monday Ladies Twilight league opens with officers elected
The season began with President Lurene Michael Secretary Norma Nesmith and Treasurer Alberta Combest. Teams are forming. Independent Laundry lost to Sunrise Dairy Ottawa. Zim's Snack Shop beat Gates Tires two to one. Armstrong Beauty Shop edged Holmes, McGrew & Peck two to one. Stewart s Texaco Service swept Estes Studio. Standard Life won two of three from Unknowns. Baldridge led with high 10 of 158. Franz had high 30 of 433. Holmes McGrew Peck high 10 with 064. Sunrise Dairy high 30 with 1857.
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Lurene Michael
Norma Nesmith
Alberta Combest
Independent Laundry
Sunrise Dairy
Ottawa
Zim's Snack Shop
Gates Tires
Armstrong Beauty Shop
Holmes, McGrew & Peck
Stewarts Texaco Service
Estes Studio
Standard Life
The
Unknowns
Eula Baldridge
Stewarts Texaco
Nora Franz
Holmes
McGrew @ Peck
Tost Stewart's
Texaco
Armatrong Beauty
Standard Life McGiew
Gates Holmes
Tres Unknowns
Fates Studio
T Landry. Ee
Pittsburgh Pirates Recall 12 Minor Players
Pittsburgh on September 7 reports the Pirates recalled 12 minor league players in a roster adjustment as part of their season moves.
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Pittsburgh
Pittebergh Pirates
Miner
Football Injury Report From Big Seven Practice
The Jayhawker squad worked on offensive tactics and drills against TCU formations as injuries sidelined John Idoux and Cliff McDonald. Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado, Iowa State, and Kansas State all reported multiple bumps and bruises with some players slated to return. Nebraska praised Nick Adduci for touchdowns as Glassford reshuffled ends to fullback and Faurot shifted Gene Pepper to tackle to bolster the line.
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T.C.U
John Idoux
Cliff McDonald
J. V. Sikea
Big Seven
Colorado
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Fred Smight
Enda Rollin Prather
Glenn Channell
al Lummie
Kansas State
Nebraska
Bill Glassford
Nick Adduci
Chicago
Adduci
Glassford
Don Schneider
Norton
Kan
Tracy Busch
Don Faurot
Gene Pepper
Rather Than Miss Deer Season Man Goes to Jail
Berkeley, Sept. 7. R Witter D Hahn on two years probation for carrying a concealed weapon. He asked to skip jail and hunt deer, but Justice Oliver Youngs ordered the original 30 day sentence to be served first, then he could hunt without firearms.
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Calif
R— Witter
D. Hahn
Hahn
Oliver Youngs
Fort Wayne Eyes Third Straight Title In Final Game
Fort Wayne, 50 50 chance to win third consecutive title, faces Golden Colo Coors in the National semi pro tournament final in Wichita. Frank Ververks starts for Fort Wayne with Clayton Frees on the mound for Golden. Ververka and Frees are lefthanders. The Dons, led by Bill Ricks, upset Coors last night after Golden Colo Coors had been unbeaten.
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Kan
Fort Wayne
Indiana General Electric
Golden Colo
Coors
Golden
Frank Ververks
Clayton Frees
Kansas Sets Hunting Dates For Pheasant And Quail
The State Fish and Game Commission announced pheasant and quail seasons for Kansas. Quail runs November 16 through December 2 in 44 counties with a daily eight bird bag and two day possession. shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to 4 p.m. Pheasant season is October 29 to 31 with a three cock bird daily bag limit and two day possession, shooting from 9 a.m. to sunset across 44 counties including Barton Clay Cloud Decatur and many others.
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Kansaga
State Fish and Game Commission
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Clay
Cloud
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Filis
Ellsworth
Finney
Ford
Grove
Graham
Grant
Gray
Hamilton
Haskell
Hodgeman
Jewell
Kearney
Lane
Lincoln
Logan
Meade
Mitchell
Morton
Ness
Norton
Osborne
Ottawa
Pawnee
Russell
Scott
Seward
Sheridan
Smith
Stafford
Stanton
Stevenson
Thomas
Trego
Wichita
Baseball’s origins and first pro team noted
The piece recalls the disputed origin of baseball in America and England before 1539, credits Abner Neubleday of Cooperstown with inventing the game in 1829, and links its growth to the Civil War era. It mentions the Cincinnati Red Stockings as the first all pro team in 1869.
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England
Hall of Fame
National Museum of Baseball
Abner Neubleday
Coeapersstown
N. Y
Cincinnati Red Srockings
Ottawa County Opens For First Time This Year
Storms force closures in Cheyenne, Sherman, Greeley and Wallace counties while Ottawa County opens for the first time this year as weather impacts local bird populations and safety measures.
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Ottawa County
Cheyenne
Sherman
Greeley
Wallace
Paper Carrier Delivers News Despite Press Breakdown
Waterbury Connecticut labor day edition scrapped due to press repair. Ronald Parent, a route carrier, took on the duty anyway leaving notes at doors that said Press broke down. Sorry, no paper today. Your paper boy.
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Conn
Waterbury Republican
Republican
Ronald Parent
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