United States Suffers Major Reverses In Winter Olympics Hockey
The US hockey team, favored for finals, lost to Italy 2 1 in a two overtime upset. Donna Fox narrowly escaped injury in a severe four man bob run crash at Armisch Partenkirchen while Francis Tyler replaced her for Sunday practice. Canada, Germany, and other events featured prominently in a shifted Olympic program.
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Armisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
United States
Italy
Donna Fox
Canada
Christel Cranz
Americas
Giovanni Scotti
Fox
Tyler
Dietrich Wortman
Associated Press
Francis Tyler
New York
Bronx
Max Bly
James Bickford
Lake Placid
N. Y
Richard W. Lawrence
Lawrence
Hubert Stevensy
Tke Placid Noy
Ameri Ta Twoerin
Abin Waeschead
Ivan Brown
Keene Valles
American milers urged to ease up amid Olympic race hopes
The Associated Press reports coach Lawson Robertson warns Joe Mangan Gene Venzke and Glenn Cunningham risk burnout as they chase indoor and Olympic goals. He urges rest after a packed indoor schedule and notes Venzke may stay at the mile while Cunningham remains a leading Olympic contender.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Joe Mangan
Gene Venzke
Glenn
Venzke
Joic Ray
Lloyd Hahn
Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Robertson
Mangan
Bonthron
Ben Eastman
Gene
Tan
Robertsam
Mangin Venzke
Cunnongham Reed
Rohfitsen
Wotoadt
Lys Cock
Indiana Matmen Win Over Michigan State
Indiana wrestling team defeats Michigan State with a decisive victory. The meet featured strong performances from key Hoosier wrestlers, boosting Indiana’s standing in the conference.
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Indiana
Matmen
Michigan State
Primo Carnera Golf Rampage Shows Fierce Temper
United Press reports Primo Carnera, in Coral Gables before a Cuba bout, raged at golf, breaking clubs and muttering threats. He shot an 80 in rough play, vowed to fight Joe Louis and others, and mocked his own poor putting.
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Louis
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Fla
Primo Carnera
Primo
Cuba
Isadore Gastanaga
Coral Gables
Ms Fury
Puma
Ger
Joe Louis
Heem
Cstunaga
Schmeling
Braddock
Gastanaga
United Presss
Baseball's reserve clause stirs debate and career limits
Frick notes baseball rising to the world's pastime while reserve clause keeps players with one club. Transfers depend on signings, while holdouts occur over pay. Examples include Jimmie Foxx and Van Mungo, with wealthy clubs potentially luring stars.
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Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Mungo
Yankees
Cubs
Giants
Finals of Golden Gloves Wednesday at Coliseum
The article previews Wednesday finals for the Golden Gloves with two minute rounds. Doors open at 7 pm, organ accompaniment by Jerome Rieth, and seats in the $141 reserved gallery are selling fast while $112 general admission remains. Tickets are available at Belden Hills Lyman's and the Iowa Electric Light and Power office, with unclaimed reservations reverting to sale.
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Coliseum
Jerome Rieth
Belden Hills
Lyman’s
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Patty Berg Wins Miami Biltmore Amateur at Coral Gables
Patty Berg 17 wins the fourth annual Miami Biltmore women's amateur in Coral Gables Florida defeating Marion Miley 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final despite drizzle and winds. Berg, from Minneapolis, captured the Grace L. Doherty trophy for one year and had earlier upset Maureen Orcutt Crews to reach the final.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miami
Florida
Punta Gorda
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Grace L. Doherty
Jacobs Rejects Madison Square Garden Offer to Run Boxing
Miami Beach based report states Michael Jacobs refused a Garden offer to split profits on boxing, retain control, and promote under his Twentieth Century club banner. Garden proposed a fifty fifty split and possible Schmeling Louis fight, but Jacobs preferred independence and continued promotion of his own stable.
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Henry McLemorc
United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Madison Square Garden
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Tex
Gulf Stream
Michael Jacobs
Jacobs
White House
Twentieth Century Club
Joe Louis
Garden
Staunton Griffiths
Bernard Gimbel
the Garden
Max Schmeling
New York
Jacobs-Braddock
Jim Braddock
Louis
Schmeling
Carnera
Tall petrified tree found near Ada to be shown at Oklahoma exhibit
The tallest petrified tree yet found in Oklahoma, measuring twenty three feet, will be assembled for a geological exhibit at the University of Oklahoma. It was discovered near Ada.
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Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Ada
Durable American League catchers outpace National league peers
AL catchers show greater durability with six players hitting 100 games in 1935, led by Mickey Cochrane who has achieved over 100 games for 11 straight years. Gabby Hartnett and Ernie Lombardi also exceed the mark, while AL standouts include Rick Ferrell Luke Sewell Rollie Hemsl ey and Bill Dickey among others.
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York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Mickey
Ray Schalk
Cochrane
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Gabby
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Virgil Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Delancey
Gordon Phelps
al Lopez
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tigers
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Rollie Hemsley
Rogers Hornsby
Hemsley
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Frankie Pytrak
Washington
Cliff Bolton
Athletics
Charley Berry
Frank Hays
Albany
New York Giants
Gus Mancuso
Lopez
Boston
Pittsburgh
al Todd
Phillies
Tommy Padden
Earl Grace
Pirates
Jimmy Wilson
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