Records Fall As Trojans Lead Trials At NCAA Meet
Southern California emerged as the favorite to win the NCAA track and field championships after top performances by Ken Carpenter in the discus and Al Olson in the broad jump. LSU and Stanford remain contenders as finalists emerge. meet records fell in the shot put and javelin while times hint at possible world marks on Saturday.
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Allan Blackman
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Cubs Humiliate Giants 13 to 2 in rout at Chicago
Chicago Cubs exploded for 18 hits to shell New York Giants as Bill Lee cruised to a win. Chuck Klein fueled the assault with a grand slam style output and Klein added a double, a walk and a steal. Mel Ott homered for the Giants who trailed early and never recovered in the lopsided contest.
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Omaha Packers Win Third Straight In Tight Opener
Omaha defeated Des Moines 4 to 3 in ten innings as Clifford Clay wild-pitched Captain Johnny McMahon for the decisive run. The Packers extended their streak to five wins, with a pitching duel between Clay and Harold Bornholdt. Des Moines rapped 13 hits, but Omaha’s timely hitting and Ossie Orwell's center-field homer tied the game in the ninth.
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Standings and results across National and American leagues
National League standings show New York 39 21 and St Louis 35 23 with other clubs in reach. Friday results include Chicago 15 New York 2 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 4 as weather affected later games. American Association reports Milwaukee and Indianapolis in close race with Kansas City and Columbus rainouts and notable fielding plays by Wrobel Caulk and Schultz.
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U S Team Picked for Curtis Cup Match in Chevy Chase
Newcomers Charlotte Glutting Lucile Robinson AneHia Gorczyca Goldthwaite join eight member United States squad to face Great Britain at Chevy Chase club near Washington on September 27 28. Veterans include Virginia Van Wie Glenna Collett Vare Maureen Orcutt Leona Cheney and Opal Hill with Vare possibly serving as honorary captain.
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Des Moines
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Vavra Conquers Marshall in Handicap Round Showing
In the Country club handicap golf tournament Johnny Vavra from scratch defeated CG R Marshall eight handicap 4 and 3 to advance to the third round. Dr D E Beardsley eight beat D Hillier ten 1 up to also reach the third round. Paul Wagner ten beat Dr J T Grayston thirteen 2 up in the third flight. H E Hunting seventeen eliminated Dr B F Wolverton eight 4 and 3 and H J Ross advanced on a Studer default. Peru is cited as vanadium's largest supplier and possibly the only nation mining the metal for itself.
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H. J. Ross
J. J. Studer
Boxing Roundup From Cities Across the Nation
The report lists results from multiple bouts with fighters such as Sally Dukelsky in Chicago defeating My Sullivan and Jimmy Christy beating Bobby O'Dowd. Other cards include Roger Bernard beating Matty Whit in Montreal and Tony Shuec over Al Game in New Haven. Multiple decisions feature George Salvyadore, Jimmy Wooten, and Canny Wooten with varied opponents in Dallas Hartford Omaha and Atlantic City.
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Golfer Sets New Record With 314 Holes In One Day
Robert Coy of Monmouth Illinois set a golf marathon record by playing 314 holes in 24 hours at Patty Jewett course Colorado Springs between 8:04 p m Wednesday and 8:02 p m Thursday. His 314 holes surpass Bob Swanson's 305 last year in Los Angeles. Coy walked an estimated 75 miles with caddies and spectators nearby through the night.
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Los Angeles
Vinton to Install New Lighted Field
Vinton will add floodlights at the fair grounds within two weeks under a community project. City, school board, Greater Vinton club, and kittenball league cooperate to place sixteen 50-foot poles with reflectors. Night kittenball, football, and upcoming nighttime racing are planned near the baseball diamond and amphitheater.
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Trees as wind shields cut heating costs
Heating costs may fall up to fifteen percent if trees are planted around homes to act as wind shields. The advice focuses on strategic tree placement to conserve energy and reduce energy bills for households.
Raiders Win Opener Over Saints 6-4
Raiders defeat St Josephs Saints 6 to 4 behind early homers by Dickshot Mizeur and Elliott. Tallamante held the Saints scoreless until the sixth as Brucker Homered for Saint Josephs, while Hari and Lisle also delivered key hits in a six-inning surge.
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Tony Lazzeri Out With Twisted Knee For Week
New York reports Tony Lazzeri Yankee infielder will miss at least a week due to a twisted knee. Physicians said he will be reevaluated after the layoff.
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Indians Beat Gomez and Yankees 4 to 1 in Cleveland
Vernon Gomez took his second loss of the season as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 1 in Cleveland. Monte Pearson held the Yankees to seven hits, while Cleveland capitalized on three Yankee errors and timely hitting from Seeds and others. Grimes finished the game, escaping a bases loaded jam in the ninth.
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Jewish Athletes to Compete With Germans in 1936
New York UP reports William May Garland of Los Angeles says Jewish athletes will be on the 1936 German Olympic team in Berlin amid Nazi promises to select competitors without religious bias. The Palestine team gains admission by unanimous vote and several Jews may join Germany. Garland notes a protest against excluding women was overruled and Germany will provide foreign-athlete quarters as at Los Angeles 1932.
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International Olympic Committee
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Three Californians In College Net Semi Finals
New York tennis player Ramey Donovan meets Gene Mako of Southern California in the Eastern intercollegiate championship at Richmond County Country Club. Also in the semis are Jack Tidball of UCLA and Leonard Patterson of California Tech, with Tidball facing Patterson.
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Jack Tidball
University of California At Los Angeles
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Record 123 golfers enter national intercollegiate tourney
The largest field in event history begins 86 hole qualifying at Cleveland Country Club with 123 players from 19 colleges. Walter Emery of Oklahoma defends title as Yale seeks to defend team championship amid entries from Hamilton, Texas, Michigan, Dartmouth, Georgia Tech, and others.
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Tigers Back On Top After Big Victory
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Washington Senators 11 to 3 at Griffith Stadium. Detroit secured sole league lead after Cleveland's 4-1 win over the New York Yankees. Tigers batted 14 hits to Washington's 7, with a nine-run eighth inning. Hank Greenberg hit a triple but did not score, while Heinie Manush went hitless.
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Montford Cross Dies at 63 Former Mack Athletics Star
Philadelphia obituary notes Montford Cross former shortstop for Connie Mack’s Athletics died of heart disease at 63 while returning from Connie Mack III’s wedding in Washington. Cross was a veteran retired ballplayer and part of Mack’s legendary club.
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