First Real Action Scrimmage Delights Jayhawker Fans
The Jayhawker gridmen held an hour long scrimmage that impressed spectators. Standouts included Don Pollom who excelled on offense and defense, Harlan Altman as a passer and runner, Marvin Vandaveer at quarterback, and Ed Hall on fullback duties.
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Don Pollom
Harlan Altman
Marvin Vandaveer
Ed Hall
Chuck Wendstrand
Wendstrand
Hub Ulrich
Ward Crowell
W. F. Jack
Jim Holloway
Quido Massare
Jay Kern
Walt Sheridan
Jake Fry
Ed Sungee
Grant Hunter
Bill McGrew
Tony James
Larry Finney
Dan Bernstien
Rex Shawards
Wayne Wilson
Ed Indquist
Greg Studer
Don Pellom
Sooner Coach Stidham Faces Player’s Timetable After Injury
Kansas City readers report drills and gossip as Oklahoma Sooner coach Tom Stidham contends with Red McCarthy’s leg injury and a campus debate over athletic aid rules. Scrimmages at Ames and Nebraska show early season momentum and cautious optimism for Kansas State and Missouri-bound teams.
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Oklahoman
Wildcats Drill Halts As Wilkins Faces Shorter Season
Kansas State Wildcats capped a brisk running drill with senior Wilkins sidelined for about two weeks due to a junior halfback injury likely to affect the lineup.
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Kansas State Wildcats
Wilkins
Baldwin High Gridmen Open Season With Lecompton Match
Baldwin High hosts Lecompton in the eleventh annual Santa Fe Trail picnic game at 2 30 Friday. The Bulldogs seek to defend their Little Six title after a perfect previous season with 16 returning lettermen.
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Lecompton
Bulldogs
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Reds, Giants, and Red Sox split as leaders hold
Mirror of Today recalls a year ago when the Reds led the standings by three and a half games after a doubleheader split with Boston while St. Louis and the Giants also divided. The write up mentions prior racing and endurance feats involving Sky Larking and Cap Eyston, noting a leg-breaking accident in Champagne Stakes and a record drive of 3,372.5 miles at 140.522 mph.
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Cincinnati Reds
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St. Louis
Giants
Ethel V. Mars
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Len
Cap' Eyston
Oil-O-Matics Soft Ball Team Entertained After Games
Members of the Oil-O-Matics from Southpark league were hosted at a 2 buffet supper sponsored by L. T. Iris. They then attended a movie. High scores posted include Reber 56 561 and Coollage 478, with Rising 228 and Near 217 among high men.
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Shaughnessy Playoffs Open With Mixed Results
The opening night of the Shaughnessy playoffs saw Kansas City lose despite their pennant win as Don Hendrickson failed early and John Lindell also struggled. Minneapolis defeated the Blues 5 to 2 in a solid 10-hit attack while Louisville and the Colonels edged in with 4 to 3 aided by Art Parks' fourth inning homer. Walter Tauscher kept the Blues scoreless after the first frame to give Minneapolis a one game edge in the semifinals.
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Star Alvin Larson Back On C. of E. Grid Squad
Alvin Bud Larson, all-Kansas conference back, returns to College of Emporia football after a spring absence. He anchors a letterman group that includes seniors Howard McCoy Otage City end Ernest Wertzberger Alma tackle and others. Coach Ted Warren expects additional additions as practice begins.
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Dale Washburn
Osage City
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Parkerville
Don Jacobs
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Dick Rees
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Merton Wisler
Bud Larson
Sid Mar Hn
Atchison
Delbert Sloyer
Ralph Souter
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John Alftken
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Floyd Browning
Gerald Ridenour
John Wildher
Madison
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Lawrence L. Thompson
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Cubs rally past Giants with six run burst
Hank Leiber and Gabby Hartnett star for the Cubs as a six run rally, featuring a three run homer and a bases loaded double, powers a win over the Giants. Ailey Donald of the Yankees and Rudy York of the Tigers also deliver notable performances while Max Lanier, Pepper Martin, Whitey Moore, and other stars contribute in their leagues.
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Pepper Martin
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Fort Hays State enrolls record 1,052 students this year
Fort Hays State College reports an enrollment of 1,052 students for the year, 43 more than last year and the largest in the school's history, reflecting growing demand and student interest at the university.
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Fort Hays State College
Tigers and Yankees win as pennant races stay tight
Detroit tops Washington 6-3 while Cleveland loses 4-3 to Philadelphia as Schoolboy Rowe struggles with shoulder trouble and Joe DiMaggio injures a leg. New York beats St Louis 9-0 and bids to close in on first place as doubleheaders loom. Cincinnati nears pennant with 2-1 win over Philadelphia. Chicago, Boston win. Brooklyn faded.
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MLB and Minor League Playoff Scores Flash Across Leagues
AP reported yesterday results across American Association American League National League and minor leagues. Key outcomes include Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 2 Louisville 5 Columbus 4 Chicago 9 New York 8 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 Boston 10 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3 Detroit 6 Washington 3 New York 9 St Louis 0 Boston Chicago doubleheader noted September 15 Beaumont 8 Houston 3 Nashville 12 Atlanta 4.
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Free Saddle Horse Show Promises Local and Regional Entries
Tonight at 8 on flood lighted grounds near Watson west of Kanwaka the Shawnee Grange hosts a free saddle horse show with entries from Kansas and Missouri stables. Notable acts include Betty Jane Ryan performing with Starlite and Patty Jeanne Angell with her four Shetland ponies.
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Los Angeles to Defend Title Next as Joe Louis Plans
Los Angeles set for Joe Louis title defense with Mike Jacobs expected to reveal a November opponent soon. Ed Barrow delays Dodgers challenge until the Yankees remove Jael Tels from the league chase. The Brookyln-Washington football buzz draws heavy calls, as Giants-Steelers games draw fan interest. Amateur champ Dick Chapman may turn pro over a $50 000 yearly alimony dispute. Lew Jenkins and Bob Montgomery receive $22 000 salaries despite team considerations.
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Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Ed Barrow
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Doc Sutherland
Dick Chapman
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Umpire abuse at baseball games and other sports notes
The piece notes fans taunting umpires including a sack of umpire Magerkurth. It mentions Ohio State and Indiana in the Big Ten title race and rumored boxing match options. It forecasts Rogers Hornsby’s future and hints at Bill Terry for NL race interviews with safety gear advised.
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Lou Nova
Billy Conn
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Bill Terry
Baseball start times and team names in dispute
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes confusion as the world series begins October 2 with ongoing questions over lineup selections and who will name the starting pitcher and team.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Joe M’carthy
Harridge
Litwhiler Sparks Phillies In 21 Game Hitting Streak
Phillies praise Danny Litwhiler the young outfielder who extended a 21 game hitting streak as fans celebrate his hot streak. A sensational tidbit reports Babe Ruth’s sudden golf death rumor circulating city offices. Maurice Tillett targets more southern riches while Oklahoma City plans a large welcome for tennis champ Don M’Neill in September.
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Maurice
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Reds Announce Ticket Reservations for Upcoming Series
The Reds forecast a stronger effort in the series and open ticket reservations. The front office confirms Games 1 2 and 6 are scheduled in Cincinnati.
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