Arkansas City Takes National High School Track Crown
Arkansas City Kansas high school boys won the national interscholastic track meet, led by Harold Wilhelm and three pole vaults. Senn Chicago finished second with 20 points, Libertyville Ill tied Des Plaines Ill for third. scores, records and a pole vault controversy highlighted the 1929 meet in Chicago.
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Athletics and Yankees Divide a Double Header
In the second game the Athletics rallied to win 6 to 5 over the St. Louis Browns after a leader singled to bring in Kress in the tenth inning. Fred Schulte led the Browns with five hits as St. Louis struggled in the field and at bat. Detroit beat Cleveland 10 to 4 in the second game after a 7 to 1 loss in the opener as Hudlin and Hildebrand were tagged for ten hits.
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Thrills promised for cycle classic at Central City
A varied motorcycle racing program unfolds Sunday at Central City starting 2 30 p m with seventeen entries across races plus surf board and novelty events. Time trials at 2 p m determine eight qualifiers for the open two three and five mile races. A M A riders may enter the trials. Local rider Orville Anderson and notable entrants Powers Crew Wood and Wilson loom as contenders. Officials note rain won’t delay the track if cleared by race time and admission is 50 cents with free for children and grandstand seats. Harry Yonkers to start.
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Americans Bid for British Open Title
The Cubs pitching staff dominates the Chicago squad as it seeks a National League pennant by June. The Open golf field features 14 Americans in Sandwich with Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen, and MacDonald Smith as top threats. Grimes, Warneke, and the pitching staff aim to hold opponents on a tough road trip, deciding the pennant by month’s end.
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Iowa to Lose 38 Letter Men at Graduation
Special to The Gazette Iowa City announces the 1932 graduation will end 38 major letter men from the University of Iowa across track football baseball swimming wrestling golf cross country tennis and more. Captain Geo Saling Gordon Lagerquist Everett Handorf LaRue Thurston Wesley Youngerman Oliver Sansen Ray Story Elmo Nelson and others will receive degrees as the his torical toll exceeds last year by ten with fourteen track cinder stalwarts among the losses.
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Eastman Sets Two World Records In One Race
Ben Eastman of Stanford storms to the 800 meters in 1:50 then runs to the 880 yards in 1:50.9 at San Francisco meets, breaking the half mile record of 1:51.6 and the 800 record of 1:50.6. He collapses after the finish, as Pacific coast track and field champions witness a historic double.
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Faireno Wins Belmont Stakes At Aqueduct For $55,120
Belair stud's Faireno captured the 64th Belmont Stakes on a fast track in 2:32 4-5 for a purse of $55,129. Odds were 5 to 1 as Oscalator, running with Laughing, finished a length behind the winner. Flag Pole, the favorite, placed third with Gusto fourth as Linus McAtee and Earl Sande rode the winners for William Woodward and Brookmeade stables.
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Baseball Game Box Score Summary
The report lists players and innings with Ragland Durhem and Burke notable. Durhem earned the win, Fischer took the loss, while umpires Nali and another officiate. Attendance and full context are incomplete from the fragment.
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Red Sox Rally to Sweep Senators in Doubleheader
Boston Red Sox jumpstarted offense to beat Washington Senators 4 2 in game one and 9 8 in game two. Bob Kline limited Senators to five hits for the first win, while Boston pounded four pitchers for fifteen hits, scoring in every inning up to the seventh.
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Dodgers Top Braves in Nightcap to Split Series
Brooklyn Dodgers edged Boston Braves 6 to 4 in the second game of a doubleheader after Boston won the opener 9 to 2. The split gave Boston the series three games to two. Buck Betts earned his sixth straight win in the first game despite allowing eleven hits.
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Tunney Seeks Treasury Talk With Secretary Mills
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney visited the U S Treasury in Washington to discuss finance and public service. He asserted knowledge of money matters, while noting his interest in civic issues as a potential senate candidate in Connecticut on the Democratic ticket.
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Franklin Team Gains In Junior High Track Meet
Franklin led a balanced effort to near victory in the annual junior high track and field meet at Coe field amid rain delays. The meet, halted Friday with 19 of 28 events completed, resumes Monday at 2 30 p.m. on the Coe track as six events remain unwritten. Franklin total rose to 63 points, Wilson 54, Roosevelt 50, McKinley 31, with eight new records and two ties overall. Christie of Wilson set a new middleweight bread jump mark. numerous event results followed in yesterday’s program.
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Fire Fighters Top Roosevelt Juniors in 11 3 Victory
The Fire Fighters defeated the Roosevelt Hotel club 11 to 3 at Daniels Park to stay in the American Legion junior league lead. Holmes pitched every game as Ford Suchomel and Elias delivered multiple hits in the first inning rally. Roosevelt matched once, then Fire Fighters answered with a three-run burst in both the fifth and sixth innings.
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Boston Braves Protest After Wild Throw Alters Game
New York AP report says manager Bill McKechnie of the Boston Braves protested a game won by Brooklyn after a wild throw by Boston third baseman Fritz Knothe sailed past first into the grandstand, preventing a scoring chance.
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Irish End Season With Win Over Michigan State
Notre Dame closed its baseball season with a 6 to 3 victory over Michigan State in South Bend. Captain Pait, a left hander, earned his first win in four starts as MSU outhit the Irish. Griffin’s support wobbled, but key hits by Powell and Sheeketski helped seal the win.
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Purdue Adds Ohio U To 1933 Football Schedule
Purdue completes its 1933 football schedule with a contract for a game against Ohio University in Lafayette. The Boilermakers open October 7 at home, with Big Ten opponents Minnesota Chicago Wisconsin Iowa and Indiana on the slate plus Notre Dame and Carnegie Tech. The 1932 schedule had been finished earlier.
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