Upper Iowa downs Iowa State Teachers in 4-3 finale
Upper Iowa pulled ahead with runs in the third sixth and seventh to beat the Teachers College 4-3 in the season finale. Umpire George Ball fainted in heat causing a lengthy delay before play resumed.
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Roosevelt Hotel Falls 5 1 In Junior Tilt To Three Minute
Roosevelt Hotel dropped a 5 to 1 junior game to the Three Minute club. Three Minute built a big second inning with three singles and walks while Roosevelt stranded runners. The next game features West Highland against Cities Service, with an Oilers win tying them with league leaders West Highland.
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Big League Leaders and Tramp Steamers Dialogue
An item notes a tramp steamer lacking a set trade route and mentions aviators using electrically heated clothing in high altitudes. It also records land and patent related transactions including Nellie L. Hansen, Floyd N Kratzer, a 1929 sale contract, and a U S of America patent certificate copy to John S. Dollar for land section 22-84-7.
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Manush Closes Gap On Hemsley In A L Hitting Race
Rollie Hemsley of the St Louis Browns maintains the AL batting lead at .415 as Heinie Manush of Washington closes in with a .391 average. Manush has moved to second place aided by 27 points and 173 at bats to Hemsley’s 106. Cleveland leads team batting at .291 while Manush tops two hitting categories with 687 hits and 101 total bases. Lefty Gomez slips to 7-1 as Hudlin leads pitching with 5-0.
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Washington Pace Ieee
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Elch
Win Burke
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Ben Owen Relieved as Oklahoma Athletics Director
Ben G. Owen, longtime Oklahoma athletics director, was removed from the post by the board of regents and reassigned as professor of physical education and director of intramural athletics. The intercollegiate program will be run by four executive committee members with W J Cross remaining as athletic council secretary.
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Okla
Ben G. Owen
University of Oklahoma
Board of Regents
Regents
Owen
Athletic Council
W J Cross
Wisconsin Nine Defeats Chicago 18 to 5 in Big Ten Finale
Wisconsin overcame Chicago by 18 to 5 to finish the Big Ten season at 6 and 6. Vaicek and Gerlach hit two home runs driving in three runs each, Cochran added a three RBI shot, and Novak Vaneford plus teammates provided supporting scoring as Wisconsin pulled away early and cruised to the win in Madison.
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Wis
Chicago University
University of Wisconsin
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Gerlach
Wisconsin
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Chicago
Annous
Novak Vaneford
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Ross
Carnera Trains Hard in New Jersey Heat for Baer Title Defense
Primo Carnera ignored a heat wave at Pompton Lakes New Jersey and posted one of his heaviest workouts. He ran eight miles and held two fast rounds with sparring partners Corn Griffith Salvatore Rugegierello and Justin Sirutis as part of his preparations for the heavyweight championship bout with Max Baer scheduled for June 14.
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Salvatore Rugegierello
Yustin Sirutis
York
Max’ Baer
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Max
Adelbert
Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Giants Nose Out Phillies in Tight 4-3 Win
In a close matchup the New York Giants edged the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 3. Key plays and late runs defined the game as both teams fought for the lead.
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Phillies
Pirates and Cardinals Split Saturday doubleheader
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates and Cardinals split the twin bill with St Louis winning 13 to 4 in game one and Pittsburgh taking game two 6 to 3. Rip Collins homered twice and drove in seven runs in the opener while Wallie Roettger starred in the nightcap. Dizzy Dean, who had refused a Cardinal uniform a day earlier, earned the win in the first game.
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Pirates
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St. Louis
Rip Collins
Wallie Roettger
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Alberts Cleaners set to face Schu Kel Motors in Waterloo
The undefeated Alberts Cleaners diamondball team travels to Waterloo to meet the Schu Kel Motors squad at 8 p m tonight. Waterloo will host a return game at a later date.
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Alberts Cleaners
Waterloo
Schukel Motors
National League Averages Decline Across Week
The National League shows a broad drop in batting averages, led by Harvey Hendrick of the Phillies at .375 after three games and two hits in eight plate appearances. Sam Leslie slips to .273, Kiki Cuyler and Jimmy Wilson fall to .339 and .338, while Joe Moore leads hits at 65. Pittsburgh tops both batting and fielding averages, and Paul Dean takes pitching wins with five straight decisions.
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Reading
Harvey (Gink) Hendrick
Phillies
Hendrick
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Wilson
Cuyler
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Floyd (Arky) Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Bill Urbanski
Boston
Joe Moore
Chuck Klein
Medwick
Suhr
Vaughan
Wally Berger
Dick Bartell
Linus Frey
Pepper Martin
Paul Dean
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Fred Frankhouse
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West Catholic Clinches National Catholic Track Title
West Catholic high school of Philadelphia won the National Catholic Interscholastic track and field meet at Notre Dame with 48 points. The three man St. Aloysius squad from New Orleans finished second with 25 points, while DePaul Chicago and De La Salle Chicago also scored notably.
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Decatur
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Tacoma
Wash
Golfer Guide: Fit Clubs to Player Strength and Style
The article argues golfers should tailor clubs to their strength and rhythm. It notes heavy wooden clubs suit strong hands, casual players benefit from lighter or women's models, and professionals may shorten irons. Height alone does not determine club length. the key is efficient club use.
Dempsey Draws Another Picture Of Max Baer
Dempsey details his view of rival Max Baer in a candid talk recorded for publication. The boxer reflects on training, fighting style, and the dos and don’ts of their upcoming bout as reporters relay his impressions.
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Dempsey
Max: Baer
Timely Homer Helps Browns Beat Tribe
A 1934 NEA Service piece notes Max Baer’s boxing rise and social image ahead of the Baer Carnera title bid on June 14. The column contrasts Baer’s composure and wit with how opponents react while recalling Jess Willard’s 1910s era thrill and urging readiness for the upcoming championship clash.
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Tunney
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Michigan Teachers Rout Northwestern 20 to 6 on Road
Western State Teachers of Kalamazoo defeated Northwestern University 20 to 6 in Evanston. The Teachers showcased strong hitting led by Dietz Maxwell Koch Himbelh Lagger Tidrick Linsteadt Wollwase and Sullivan as their offense piled up runs against Northwestern pitching.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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