Gabby Street’s St Paul Saints Rock ASA Race
Sportswriter Sid Keener recalls Gabby Street guiding the St Paul Saints to a 16 game win streak and leading the American Association. The piece notes Street’s boast of returning to the majors and mentions possible Giants landing if Terry retires.
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Sid Keener
St. Louis Star- Times
Ole Sarge
New York
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Sam Breadon
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St. Paul Saints
Saints
New York Giants
Terry
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Finish lines need reliable race results at Belmont
Henry McLemore argues that race results must be determined by clear finishes using reliable cameras or devices. He cites Belmont inconsistencies with Mahdi and Above Par, urges better or additional cameras, and warns of potential trouble if finishes remain indecisive.
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Belmont
Big Ten Athletes Set For 36th Western Conference Meet
Ohio State hosts the 36th Western Conference track and field championships with 234 competitors from Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Iowa Purdue Northwestern Chicago and Minnesota. Michigan leads entries with 38 followed by Wisconsin 32 Ohio 28 and others. Olympic hopefuls are on nearly every squad as qualifiers race toward semi finals in June.
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Iowa
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Minnesota
Ohio U Women Athletes to Attend Columbus Play Day
Ohio University will send archery, golf, tennis, and baseball teams to Columbus Saturday invited by the Women's Recreational Council of Ohio State University. Attending colleges include Capital, St. Marys, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, and Antioch. Events start with golf, archery, and tennis at 8 p.m. in Pomerene Hall. baseball at 11:00. Ohio U players named for each sport are listed.
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Ahletic Association of Ohio Univers Y
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St. Mary's of the Springs College
University of 3'T
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Antioch College
Ohio State
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Alyce Gliering
Audrey Callander
Marion Tissot
Anne Wagner
Virginia Hoover
Ellen Biddle
Athens
Margaret McCarrell
Kathryn Lucas
Ohio U
Betty Wagner
Helen Laughlin
Vivian Burge
Ruth Morgan
Julia Shaw
Leona Paltrowitz
Hope McDermott
Betty Goldsmith
Lavon Tyson
Roslyn Jacobs
Bella Neimark
Norma Kouts
Feld
Fireworks Cargo Explodes Near Carrollton Injuring Runners
A truck carrying fireworks valued at 5000 dollars exploded near Carrollton. Carl Schaffer of Dayton and an unidentified man narrowly escaped death as the blast destroyed the vehicle.
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U.P
Carl Schaffer
Dayton
Carrollton
Miami defeats Ohio Wesleyan to take Buckeye lead
Miami beat Ohio Wesleyan 13 to 3 shifting the Buckeye Conference base ball standings. Grine pitched for Miami holding Wesleyan to seven hits while Miami totaled 19 off four Wesleyan pitchers. Charley Slagle led Miami with five hits in five chances as Ohio Wesleyan fell from first place, Ohio University moving up to lead by half a game.
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Buckeye
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Charley Slagle
Stage Is Set At Oxford for BAA Carnival
The Buckeye Conference meet at Oxford shapes as a Miami favored win with high chances in pole vault broad jump 440 yard dash 100 yard dash 880 yard run 220 yard dash and mile relay. Wesleyan Ohio University and Cincinnati vie for two top spots with Halleck Landen Cole Oliver Schmidt and Hill among key athletes aiming for records and close finishes.
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Cardinals Seize NL Lead with 4 2 Win over Giants
St Louis Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 7 4 as Paul Dean shut down New York to reclaim sole NL lead. Giants can retake if Pittsburgh and New York win. Cubs beat Dodgers 4 0. Tigers win 19 9 over Yankees in AL. notices include Oliver Gard named executrix of Willis L Gard estate in Athens Ohio dated May 20 1936.
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Ohio intercollegiate tennis state meet opens at Gambier
Eight colleges sent teams to the Ohio intercollegiate tennis tournament in Gambier led by favorites Henry Hoyt of Marietta and John Bald of Muskingum, the 1933 Ohio Conference winner and runner-up. Universities represented include Ohio University Miami Cincinnati Marietta Muskingum Denison Toledo and Kenyon.
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Denison
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Farmers Raise About Seventy Percent Of Food Supply
Report notes farmers provide about 70 percent of the food products needed. It highlights their central role in production, with emphasis on agricultural output and the importance of farming to national sustenance.
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