Derby Day in Kentucky Favors Nellie Flag Against Otisville Derby Field
Nellie Flag, filly Nellie Morse, and rival Nellie Figsge headline a Derby Day at Otisville Kentucky. The favorite Cr. Whitney's Todas pulled a hind foot bruise but remains a factor as Nellie Flag challenges for the big prize. The event draws crowds and memories of past champions as fans expect a dramatic run.
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Jeet Wal Heid Stundas Track Misreads
Fragments describe a Coz and Corner event with Jeet Wal Heid Stundas. Readers should note unclear nomenclature and missing context as the item reads like a damaged sports or event note.
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309 Athletes to Take Part in Grinnell Meet
Readable parts describe a Grinnell meet with 309 athletes set to compete. The text mentions entries and event structure. Names and clear details are limited by damaged OCR but indicate a large multi participant track event at Grinnell.
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Grinnell
Notable Boxing Results From Regional Card Recap
Detroit’s Willie Bavis was stopped by Metroit in a 143 round, while Chiraen defeated an unnamed opponent 12. Atlantic region saw Youne Teese win by knockout, and Portland claimed a decision over Sam Hell. Providence and Trenton also featured in brief bouts on the bill.
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Trenton
Philadelphia
Portland
Raiders Return to Outdoor Maneuvers
The Raiders resume activities at Hill pars after a day idle, two days of Kiowa field practice, and a planned intra-squad game against the Iowa Keviri List and Power nine of the Mach 1 league. Lineups and pitching plans include Cross and Quinin with possible assignments for Miavs and tomorous esmes as the season nears.
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Meet Between Iowa Wisconsin Northwestern Called Off
Weather conditions force cancellation of a planned meet among Iowa Wisconsin and Northwestern. Reports say snow and travel hazards prompted officials to move the event away from field house, with concerns over safety and attendance.
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National League standings and Friday results summary
National League standings show New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Boston with varied records. Friday results include New York and Cincinnati 2 2, Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 1, and Chicago and Philadelphia games on wet or postponed grounds. Saturday schedule lists St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia with others postponed.
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Coe Frosh Beat Cornell In Track Meet
Coe College freshmen dominated the Saturday meet, defeating Cornell 116 to 141. Captain Robert McKinley led with three wins and a tie, while Wedgbury and Ramsey posted multiple top finishes including two first places, securing a sweeping performance for the Kohawks.
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Sarazen Seeks 296 At Open After Masters Glory
Gene Sarazen predicts 296 strokes will win the national open at Oakmont in June, aiming to avoid sixes over four rounds. The Brookfield Center, Connecticut native tours lecturing on shot techniques with demonstrations and films, saying fans want instruction over exhibitions.
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Dodgers edge Pirates 2 1 in National League clash
In Cincinnati and New York a tight NL game saw the Dodgers prevail 2 1 over the Pirates. Key hits came from Piet and Leiber with Moore delivering a two run homer for New York while Ott also homered for Cincinnati.
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Two New Records Are Set At Dakota Relays Carnival
Sioux Falls AP report: two records fell at the thirteenth Dakota relays carnival as high school and college athletes from five states competed. Chumich of North Dakota set a 16-pound shot put mark of 45 feet 7 inches, snapping the old 45 feet 6 inch record. Peterson of Macalester broke the broad jump record with 23 feet 4 inches.
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Iowa
Yankton
South Dakota College
Yankton College
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St. Paul
Ohio marksman claims national doubles traptitle
The report highlights a Berwyn Pennsylvania marksman and partners as top finishers in the national doubles trapshoot event. Names such as Pat Steree and Terese Paet Altor appear among leading competitors. The piece notes scores and class placements, with detailed results from the 16 yard and prelim rounds.
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Prashoe Fiest
Mexico Leads Cuba In Davis Cup Play
Mexico leads Cuba in the North American Davis Cup ties after single matches with Esteban Reyes and Daniel Hernandez winning and the day set for remaining singles. Reyes defeated Randin 1-2 6-0 8-4 and Hernandez beat Sandarse 5-7 6-3 2-6 6-2 as play continued.
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Central City Meet Postponed To May 19
The Central City high school baseball tournament, initially scheduled for Friday and today, has been postponed to May 19. The move follows updated district guidance and regional scheduling.
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Gavette
Iowa State Downs Missouri In Tight Dual Track Meet
Iowa State College defeated Missouri Tigers 67 2 3 to 63 1 3 in a damp Columbia meet. Disputed mile relay decision helped Cyclones edge Tigers as Bob Short led Missouri with a 6 feet 2 1/4 inch high jump.
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Wapsie Valley Track Meet Rescheduled to May 13
The Wapsie Valley conference track meet at Stanwood IA was postponed due to bad weather and moved to May 13. Local officials expect cooler conditions and continued competition among area schools.
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Winter Weather Impacts Early Pro Basketball Matchups
The schedule shows teams like Minneapolis at St Paul and Columbus at Milwaukee facing cold weather. Indianapolis travels to Milwaukee while others such as Perry, Perrin, Marrow, and Svarf undra2 in the mix.
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Dodgers Nip Bucs in 2-1 Win and Giants 9-2 Crush Reds
Dodgers pitcher Van Lingle Mungo led a 2-1 victory over the Pirates, aided by a ninth inning double play. The Giants hammered the Reds 9-2 behind a six hit effort from Carl Hubbell as Ben Frey and others were tagged. Rain and cold weather halted remaining league games.
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GEAR OPTIMISTIC OVER WESTERN RACE
Western league president Dale Gear predicted a stronger 1935 season with a more compact circuit after the Topeka franchise move to Keokuk. He expects higher attendance and better daily baseball, noting enthusiasm in smaller cities. Opening day matchups include Des Moines at St Joseph and Keokuk at Davenport with umpire pairings listed.
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Ruling On NRA May Be Decided By Word May
The Supreme Court weighs whether the NRA action hinges on the word may or shall as Justices question if the President has law making power or acts as Congress agent. NRA leaders say Roosevelt shall approve codes while opponents argue Congress grants discretionary power. A decision expected by June 3.
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Alyce Jane’s Father Hires Attorney For Guardianship Probe
Alyce Jane McHenry’s father Paul McHenry of Iowa Falls says he has engaged an attorney to probe his wife’s petition seeking guardianship of Alyce Jane. He declined to comment further on the action or reasons.
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Two Reds Guarded After Gang Beating
In Gallup New Mexico state and county officers searched western deserts for a dozen or more men accused of abducting and beating Robert Minor editor of a New York communist publication and David Levinson Philadelphia lawyer for the International Labor Defense. The two victims were in a hospital under state police protection and guarded by the Gallup defense committee. They were bloody and weak but not seriously injured, and doctors planned further examination by other physicians despite hospital exams.
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New York
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Youth Seeks Annulment as Judge Orders Spanking
George L. Muller an 18 year old seeks an annulment of his marriage to Nora Keefe Muller 37 in New York Supreme Court. Muller claims she hid she had a son 17 from him and that she lied about previous marriages. Justice Meyer Steinbrink told Muller's sister to take the child home and spank him calling the matter foolish, with decision reserved.
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John Jeter Convicted of Second Degree Murder
John Jeter, a Black man, was found guilty on Friday night by a federal jury of second degree murder in the shooting death of federal transient official Harry Plains on January 23 in Omaha. Sentencing ranges from ten years to life imprisonment.
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