Milwaukee Ex exhibition upsets Yankees as Brewers beat them
More than 10 000 fans packed Milwaukee’s stadium as the Brewers defeated the New York Yankees 10 to 9 in eleven innings. The game is seen as a possible test of Milwaukee replacing St Louis in the American League, with Phil Ball owning both clubs and facing high costs.
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Dean makes up with Cardinals amid Olympic tryout notes
In Ambridge and St Louis reports, Dizzy Dean and Cardinals officials reached an understanding after a dispute over pay and bonuses. Meanwhile, at the eastern Olympic trials, Leo Sexton set a shot put world best of 52 feet 8 1/2 inches amid soggy track conditions.
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Speraw Injured as Bargain Game Sparks Hope for Rally
The Bunnies and Rock Island resume warfare Saturday night after a washout. Manager Speraw is out for a few days with a right cheekbone injury from a practice batted ball. Seghi starts at second base. Elmo Nelson bats behind the plate. Jack Ziegler to pitch in the Islander finale. gate set at 25 cents for all.
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Slash Prices For Sharkey's Fight With Schmeling
In New York the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight title bout teeters on revenue. Deep seat reductions shift cheaper blocks into prime areas at Madison Garden as promoters fear a full sellout and income around half a million dollars.
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Schmeling to Box Sharkey in New York Title Fight
Max Schmeling prepares for the heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey in New York. Doctors cleared Schmeling after exams by the New York commission, and the champion will box on Saturday and Sunday.
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Sharkey Said Better Physically Mentally Than 2 Years Ago
Physicians analyzing Jack Sharkey after recent fights with Joe Sekura and Charney Anderson say he is in better shape both physically and mentally than when he faced Max Schmeling two years earlier. The assessment followed a bout in Dayton against Sekura and a later match with Anderson in Chicago.
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Monument unveiled to revolutionary era father at Warrenton
Two women, descendants of a father who served in the American revolution, living in Warrenton Georgia, recently unveiled a monument in his memory.
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Boatswain Favored In American Derby At Washington Park
Boatswain son of Man O' War led the 14 best 3 year olds entered for the $50,000 added mile and a quarter American Derby at Washington Park Chicago. He carries top weight 126 pounds from post 14 with Buddy Hanford aboard as the favorite amid a field including Step enfetchit and others as the renewal draws a 35,000 crowd expected.
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Golf’s Greatest Teacher Chester Horton Explains Back Swing
The article discusses common golf definitions that mislead players and highlights the misinterpretation of the term top of the back swing. It argues that mental pictures from this phrase can distort swing mechanics and offers guidance from Horton on proper club position.
1931 Champions Struggle With Pitching Woes Across Leagues
The AP notes a pitching lull among 1931 champs the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics as the season opens with few strong arms. Starters Lefty Grove and Bill Hallahan show some form, but many top hurlers from last year’s World Series squads underperform.
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Ex-Grid Star Sentenced in Opium Poppies Case
Claude C. Fuqua, once a Texas A. and M. football star, was sentenced by Federal Judge Wayne G. Borah on charges connected to growing opium poppies on a farm near Effin, Louisiana. He said, I am not a criminal at heart, while in the Marine hospital in New Orleans.
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Ruggirello Stars as Be Seathen Ebony Triumphs
In a tense outing at Angel Stadium J drew delivers a decisive performance for Be Seathen Ebony, overpoweringSPORT JABS to claim victory. The Associated Press notes pivotal plays by Ruggirello, fueling the late surge and securing the win for Ebony.
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Standings and schedule from Mississippi Valley League
The Mississippi Valley League standings show Island 3411, Waterloo 1390, Davenport 333, Keokuk 1420, Dubuque 408, and Moline 7 with Keokuk and Davenport highlighted. Saturday games list Keokuk at Davenport, Moline at Dubuque, and Waterloo at Burlington with venue notes.
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Unclear Sports Scores and Postponements From Rain
Rain causes all games to be postponed across the slate including Pittsburgh and Cincinnati matchups. Reports mention Philadelphia and New York area ports with scattered scores like 128 to 26 and 33 to 24, but many lines are garbled.
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Sports Schedule Fragments
Readable items show games listed: New York at Chicago, Detroit at ?, Kia at St. Louis, Boston at Cleveland with no dates or times specified. Cleveland hosts nothing scheduled. Detroit appears without a partner.
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Friday's Results From American Association Games
Scores from Friday show Kansas City 29 and Louisville 3431 with Columba, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee also in action. Several games were played at Louisville and Indianapolis with multiple venues noted.
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Unclear Sports Odds and Results From Friday
Fragmentary notes show results and pairings across multiple cities including Wichita Pueblo Des Moines St Joseph and Oklahoma City. Entries reference rain and wet grounds with several matchups listed but many details are unreadable.
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Saulspaugh Sets 20-Mile Race Record in Reading Pa
Bryan Saulspaugh of Rock Island Illinois won the feature at Reading fairgrounds with a 19 minute 32 second 20 mile victory setting a new record.
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North Carolina to Hire About 1000 New Teachers Next Year
Statewide school attendance data show rising pupil numbers driving a projected need for about 1,000 additional teachers next academic year in North Carolina. School officials say the shortfall will affect public schools across districts.
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Quaker Oats And Killians Battle To An And 1 Tie
Lefty Blackman and Charles Holmes debuted for Killian as Quaker Oats and Killians dueled on Daniels Park. A pitchers battle lasted around an hour and twenty minutes before darkness ended the game after six innings. Holmes and Carter each fanned eleven, with Killian threats highlighted by K Blackman’s first inning single and Meyers’ second inning double.
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Cedar Rapids Golf Team To Compete In Clinton
Clinton hosts a meet with golf teams from Clinton Cedar Rapids Davenport and Dubuque in the first of a series. Team and individual competitions are scheduled. A note follows about North Carolina public school teacher allotments for next year reaching 22 526.
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Tunney notes Schmeling’s Determination in Sharkey Fight
New York boxing legend Gene Tunney says Schmeling’s unwavering determination and Sharkey’s habit of quick discouragement will shape the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight title bout next Tuesday night. He admires Schmeling’s steadiness while warning Sharkey may falter if discouraged in later rounds.
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Night Baseball Game at St. Paul Parks Arena
Minnesotan baseball scene notes Benton Day McMulleny Winegarner and Pruisk seen in action at a Paul Solum venue during an evening game.
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Davenport Rookie Touhey Shuts Out Keokuk 2–0
Gordon Touhey, rookie southpaw from Chicago, blanked Keokuk 2–0 in a six inning game for Davenport. The rain and wind halted play as the seventh inning began. Touhey and Boutwell each fanned eight, with Touhey allowing five hits, two bunts not fielded. Kane drove in both Davenport runs.
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Babe Ruth Swam to Shore After Chesapeake Bay Rescue
The article recalls a young Babe Ruth in Baltimore when he and 14 friends rode a homemade raft into Chesapeake Bay. A squall washed them overboard but Ruth swam to shore, demonstrating early swimming skill that helped shape his later baseball legend and larger-than-life persona.
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Investment in milk fish ponds near Manila Bay grows past forty million
Investment in fish ponds for milk fish farming around Manila Bay has surpassed 40 million dollars, signaling a major push in aquaculture finance and local seafood production.
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Final Qualifying Trials In D C Golf Meet Today
Eight players qualified Friday at the Country Club championship bringing total to sixteen. Heavy course conditions from Friday rain and rising creek may reduce qualifiers. Henry Adams led with 82 followed by Craemer 87 Diebold 91 Kehrer 95 Boynton 90 Bell 88 Clark 97 Clark 82.
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Big Ten to Care for Its Olympians at Los Angeles
The Big Ten will fund and supervise care for its athletes competing in the Los Angeles Olympics independent of the Olympic committee. The association will keep the proceeds from its annual outdoor track meet, after Maj. John L. Griffith polled conference athletic directors on fund use.
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White Sox blank Waterloo 8 to 0 in exhibition
Bo Potter, a rookie, pitched two innings and allowed one hit as the Chicago White Sox shut out Waterloo 8 to 0 in an exhibition. The American Leaguers outhit the Mississippi Valley league club 15 to 2 with Potter dominating the bulk of the game. A crowd of about 2,500 attended.
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Trimble Beats Carringer At Kenmore In Close Championship
In Kenmore Friday Ocie Trimble edged Bud Carringer 1 up in a tight championship flight match. Janda defeated Jones 3-1 in another second round bout. Other results include Kissinger over Prai oush and Wadsworth, Marson, Jackson, and Redman advancing by various byes and defaults.
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Washington University to Finish New Hall This Summer
Givens Hall, a new architecture building costing 300000 dollars at Washington University in St. Louis, is expected to be completed this summer.
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