Stuhldreher Brings Wisconsin Hopeful Grit to Badger Football
Henry McLemore reports Harry Stuhldreher’s arrival as Wisconsin football coach in Madison. He previews rebuilding the squad, cites the Big Ten rival Minnesota, notes Wisconsin’s slow, large lineup, and expects to lure Wisconsin high school stars by winning.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Madison
Wis
U.P
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Badger Athletic
Minnesota
Racine Dental and
Music Conservatory
Harry
Mexico U
Stuhldreher
Northwestern
Wally Crukce
Ollie Adelman
Jules Alphonse
Baylor Ties TCU For Third in Southwest Race
Baylor University and Texas Christian tied for third in the Southwest Conference baseball standings after a 9 1 Baylor over Rice in Waco. Texas led the race with one loss in 11 games as A and M remained the only team with a mathematical shot to overtake them. Rice stood fifth with five wins and eight losses as S M U and SMU trailed.
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United Press
Baylor University
Texas Christian
W. J. Disch
University of Texas
Baylor
Waco
Rice Owls
Bears
Welly
Austin
Texas A
M.rice
Houston
S . U. Baylor
Wrestling roundups in Paterson and New York results
New York event saw Hans Schacht of Germany throw Mike Yanka of Chicago. In Paterson New Jersey Giovanni Boneca of Italy and Art General of Paterson drew in their contest.
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New York
Hans Schacht
Germany
Mike Yanka
Chicago
Paterson
N. J
Giovanni Boneca
Italy
Art General
Drew
National League standings and results update
Monday results show Borden's 10 J. C. D. 7 Texaco 8 Roberts-Olver 5 Smythe Auto 8 Panhandle Laundry 4 Clowe and Cowan forfeited to Santa Fe. Tuesday standings list Texaco first with 8 1 record. Panhandle Laundry 6 2 .750. Roberts-Olver 5. Smythe Auto 3. Borden's 2. Santa Fe 1. J. C. D. 1. Clowe-Cowan forfeited. schedule has Smythe Auto vs Clowe-Cowan. Panhandle Laundry vs Roberts-Olver. Santa Fe vs Borden's. Texaco vs J. C. D.
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Oon
ATS J.C. D. Club
Ge. & Mae Ee
Clowe-Cowan
Roberts- Olver
Major Drug
Barbers’ Union
Cockrell-Lokey
Elks Club
Soil Service
Resettlement
Russell's
Cowie Electric
Sports Roundup Highlights From May Baseball And Football
A digest of baseball insights and football notes. Mentions include Jimmy McLarnin and a future no return bout with Canzoneri, Branch Rickey and Joe McCarthy as top talent predictors, Notre Dame’s Bill Shake Speare, Marquette’s James Fenimore Cooper, Oscar Eckhardt comparing Pacific Coast and National Leagues, Raymond Wolf at North Carolina, Graham plan implications, Yankees versus top divisions, and Paul Derringer case context.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
Jimmy
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Joe McCarthy
The
Yanks
Joe
Gehrig
Gobez
Chapman and
Dickey
Notre Dame
Bill Shake Speare
Marquette
James Fenimore Cooper
James Fenimore
Oscar Eckhardt
Dodgers
Coast Loop
Oscar
Raymond
Bear) Wolf
North Carolina
Graham
Texas
Indians
Red Sox
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Paul Derringer
Major League Leaders National and American League
Key batting leaders include Terry Giants 538 and Sullivan Indians .436. Runs leaders Moore Giants 23 Gehrig Yankees 29. RBIs Dickey Yankees 34 Foxx Red Sox 22. Hits Moor Giants 39 Gehringer Tigers 37. Doubles Herman Cubs 15 Rolfe Yankees 10. Triples Moore Giants Herman Cubs 4. Home runs Klein Cubs 4 Foxx Red Sox 8. Stolen bases J Martin Cardinals 6 Werber Red Sox 5. Pitching Benge Bees 4 0 Bronca Yankees 2 0 Bluesholder Indians 3 0 Phelps White Sox 2 0.
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J. Martin
Cardinals
Allen
Phillies
Benge
Bees
Gumbert
Giants
Walker
Cards
Sullivan
Indians
R. Ferrell
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Foxx
Rolfe
Haas
White Sox
Travis
Senators
Lewis
Clift
Browns
Blueholder
Bronca
Phelps
Three Die In Airplane Crash Near New Lisbon
Three people died when a small plane crashed in a wooded tract on the Martin Wood farm three miles from New Lisbon. The victims were pilot Herman Underdahl 42 of North Andrews California Carl Ristow 29 and his daughter Caroline 8 of New Lisbon.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Martin Wood Farm
Herman Underdahl
North Andrews
Calif
Carl Ristow
Caroline Ristow
Carl
Littles Loss Features Play at National Open Qualifying
Lawson Little failed to secure one of eight New England berths for the National Open after shooting 77 75 152 at Hartford. The field saw notable names like Leo Diegel Jimmy Hines George Voigt and Johnny Goodman miss qualification as Sam Perry led the Omaha district with 69 69 138.
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Associated Press
Lawson Little
Hartford
Conn
Little
New England
Leo Diegel
Newton Square
Joe Kirkwood
Willie McFarlane
Jimmy Hines
George Voigt
New York
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Scotty Campbell
Portland
Ore
Max Marston
New Jersey
Omaha
Johnny Revolta
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Billy Burke
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Maurice McCarthy
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Ala
Texas UT doubles win sparks bitter finals in Dallas
Lind say Franklin and Edgar Weller of the University of Texas defeated Gordon Pease and Carl Smalley 7-5 6-5 5-7 1-6 6-4 to claim the Southwest Conference doubles title in a rain delayed finals at Brook Hollow. Franklin and Weller, both from Texas, were to meet in singles finals in Austin early next week. Franklin beat Carl Smalley 6-2 6-2 while Weller outlasted Gordon Pease 3-6 6-2 6-2.
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United Press
Daniel A. Penick
Brook Hollow Courts
Dallas
Lindsay Franklin
Edgar Weller
University of Texas
Gordon Pease
Carl Smalley
Texas
Austin
Franklin
Weller
Yorktown
San Antonio
Tigers Show Fresh Hope as Bridges and Burns Spark Comeback
The Detroit Tigers claw back into the first division after a strong win over Cleveland, led by Tommy Bridges five hit 8 to 3 victory and Irving Burns delivering a homer and a single. The lineup showed improved bat power despite early injuries. Meanwhile Giants win 13-12 over Phillies at Baker Field after a late ninth frame, with Ott driving in eight runs and Terry collecting three hits in a .538 day.
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Tommy Bridges
Irving Burns
Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Burns
Browns
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Club
Tigers
Phillies
Baker Field
Giants
West Texas Women In Annual Tourney Opens At Mineral Wells
More than 70 West Texas golfers compete in the West Texas Women's Golf Association annual tourney with mixed foursome play opening this afternoon and qualifying rounds set for Wednesday. Fort Worth’s Mrs. R. E. Winger, last year’s runner-up to Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite, is favored after shooting 82 on the local course Sunday. James J. Corbett defeated John L. Sullivan in 21 rounds.
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U.P
West Texas
West Texas Women's Golf Association
R. E. Winger
Fort Worth
Frank Goldthwaite
University of Oklahoma imposes new flunking fee
The OU board of regents announced a new rule for next year requiring students who fail courses to pay a 3 per hour fee for each hour of failed work from the previous semester. President W B Bizzell said the money would aid scholarships, not the treasury.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Board of Regents
W. B. Bizzell
Treasury
Blind anglers reel in 18 yellowtail near San Diego
In San Diego on May 12 two blind men, James Barker and a companion, caught 18 yellowtail averaging 17 pounds each. Explosions were heard 100 miles away and nearby areas lay in silence due to atmospheric conditions.
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San Diego
James Barker
Indians Beat Steers 12-9 as Easterling ties home run record
Paul Easterling slugged three homers to tie the Texas League mark and drive Oklahoma City to a 12-8 win over Dallas in a 10 inning game. Jim Stroner added two homers as Dallas collected 11 hits off four Indian pitchers while Easterling's trio produced six runs. Houston Buffs beat San Antonio Missions 10-7, Tulsa edged Fort Worth 8-5 in a rain-delayed, train-impacted bye, and Galveston idle at Beaumont.
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Indians
McNulty
Seebold
Pittpatrick
Memo
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Loop
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Paul
Pound ‘Em) Easterling
Oklahoma City Indians
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Jim Stroner
Bruce Clonnntser
George Rensa
Steers
Oklahoma
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Missions
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Fort Worth
Oilers
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Newkirk
Wasco
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Schaffner
Dress
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Beaumont
Giants Rally Past Phillies With Ninth Inning Homer
Jerry Mel Ott hit a two on homer in the ninth to lift the New York Giants to a 13-12 victory over Philadelphia. Tiny Chaplin earned his first win for the Bees, shutting out the Dodgers until the ninth and securing a 2-1 triumph. Tommy Bridges pitched five strong hits to power the Tigers past the Indians 8-3.
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Ateocinera
Jerry Mel Ott
Giants
Phillies
Tiny Chaplin
Bees
Dodgers
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Indians
Boxing Results Roundup From New York Newark Holyoke
United Press reports results from several bouts. Ricardo Nunez beat Angelo Magnolo by decision in New York. Tony Galento and Al Delaney fought to a draw in Newark. Roger Bernard defeated Joey Temes in Holyoke by decision.
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New York
Ricardo Nunez
Philippines
kaySed Angelo Magnolo
Brooklyn
Newark
Tony Galento
al Delaney
Drew
Holyoke
Mass
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mich
Joey Temes
Washington, dC
Man 95 boasts life of discipline in Ontario
Charles Brown of Chatham Ontario, age 95, says on his birthday that he has never drank alcohol smoked or gambled and has not visited a doctor in years. He notes he learned to read and write only after turning 50, reflecting a frugal life.
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Man
Catham
Charles Brown
Maverick Club Hosts Joint Mother's Day Program in Amarillo
Sunday at City Auditorium in Amarillo the Mavericks and Social Center girls, with help from the Dogie Club, presented their first joint Mother's Day program to over 1500 attendees. The event showcased talent from all groups, highlighting community youth training via the Paramount Kiddies Stage and Stock Company led by Mr. Harrison.
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Amarilo
City Auditorium
Paramount Kiddies
Harrison
Paramount
Sarron Captures Featherweight Title After Fiery 15 Rounder
Petey Sarron, described as a dark Syrian, smiles despite a cut above his left eye after outpointing Preddie Miller over 15 rounds to win the world featherweight championship. The Birmingham, Alabama native ends a long road of hard knocks with a fifth rainbow. Atlanta reports record heavy rainfall for April at 8.20 inches.
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Petey Sarron
Preddie Miller
Birmingham
Ala
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