Meyer Has Eight Top Backs At T. C. U. Team Mix
Fort Worth reports coach L R Meyer of the TCU Horned Frogs faces a backfield depth puzzle after week one. He splits squads into Red and White with Wilde Harville Fowler Bartosh Dunn Medanich Morton leading a promising group. Defensive losses include Berry Archer Browning, while Missouri and Oklahoma notes round out a broad college football update.
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Dutch) Meyer
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John Harville
Marvin Fowler
Bobby Jack Floyd
Gilbert Bartosh
Johnny Dunn
Johnny Medanich
John Morton
Johns
Wilde
Letterman
Harville
Fowler
Flosh
Paris
Bartosh
Dunn
Medanich
Vecos
Morton
Pounder
California
John
Lindy Berry
Jack Archer
Orion Browning
Wilson George
George
God
Max Eubank
Roy Pittock
Keith Flowers
Jim Amburg
Floyd
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season leaders include Stan Musial and Roy Campanella among National League batters with strong averages. Musial of St. Louis tops with .357, while Kiner of Pittsburgh drives home runs at 43. In the American League, GoGoeman or Googan leads with a .368 average for Boston and DiMaggio of Boston posts 120 RBIs. Pitching stats show Aragile and Hearn among top figures.
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Blackwell
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Indianapolis
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Minneapoli
Kansas
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Hlwaukee
American League Race Remains Tough Scrap
In New York sports pages a tough scramble unfolds as eastern clubs chase the lead ten days into the season. Red Sox struggles and Phillies Dodgers at home versus Western clubs frame a broader picture of a league in flux. Notes on coaching, training, and a humorous elephant publicity stunt punctuate a day of sports chatter.
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Hugh Fullerton
Joy Nap
Phillies
Dodgers
Ambiguous OCR fragment on final day edge and players
Fragmentary text mentions 250 pounds, Tennessee, final day edge, two five point margin, Lenell and Loe with unclear context. Unable to extract a clear event or entities. no definite outcome or participants emerge from the garbled lines.
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Sd Real
Lenell
Gums Tuk
SPORTS MIRROR: ALOOK BACK AT PAST SPORTS EVENTS
A retro roundup notes Hal Newhouser’s one hitter against Detroit a year ago. It recalls War Jeep’s 49-1 Discovery Handicap disqualification. Also mentions Sam Snead winning the Anthracite Open ten years ago and Reding the St Laura Cardinals beating the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Detroit Igern
Cleveland Indiana
War Jeep
Aquedusteftore
Phiadelphia Philles
Luxembourg
Topeka Social Notes Mention Local Families and Visits
Sunday gatherings and visits across Topeka and nearby towns include Theodore and Lloyd Howard with Mr and Mrs Lavia Howard and family, Mrs Marke Howard at Brackett Pleasant Hour club, Glen Kiester and family from McLouth, Ernest Leary, Bert Day, W Mise and others from Lawrence, and day trips such as a Kansas City picnic in Swope Park. Names of residents and their companions feature prominently in the weekend activity roundup.
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Lloyd Howard
Lavia Howard
Topeka
Marke Howard
Brackett Pleasant Hour Club
Charles Hubbard
Glen Kiester
McLouth
Ernest Leary
Bert Day
Mise
Lawrence
John Brown
Vatie Cowles
Wiliam Mccabe
Hilly
Betty
Cora Whegon
Kansas City
Swope Park
John Sears
Gale
Scart C
Wil Eif
Birthday Dinner Honored Lawrence Residents at Peters Home
Mabel and Vinton Peters joined relatives for a birthday dinner at the Peters home east of Lawrence. Mrs. Lydia Peters hosted the gathering on Sunday, with several neighbors and family in attendance.
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Visi
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I Mabel
Vinton Peters
Lydia Peters
East of
Mr. Peters
Mrs. Peters
Local farm marks milestone in dairy and poultry operations
A farm operation reports ongoing activity with a large dairy cattle herd and a substantial poultry flock. Mentions Ernest Schutenever and Walter Howard with farm interests including milling and manufacturing developments.
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Ernest
Schutenever
Walter Howard
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