Wolverines and Buckeyes Shine in Big Ten Qualifiers
Michigan and Ohio State qualified 15 and 12 men respectively in the Big Ten outdoor meet preliminaries at Northwestern Evanston. Duane Purvis of Purdue set a javelin mark 208 feet 1.2 inches, breaking the conference record. Ward of Michigan dominated early events though the high jump was not on Friday’s slate. Indiana's N Biddinger led hammer throw with 161 feet 4 inches, with several schools naming strong contenders for Saturday finals.
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Indiana
Purvis
Purdue
Iowa
Hicago
Michigan
Ohio State
Northwestern University
Evanston
Duane Purvis
Purdue University
Northrop
R. Cox
R. Cornog
Roubs
Johnson
Towa
Illinois
Northwestern
Minnesota
Chicago
Wisconsin
Hornbostel
Woolsey
Howells
Watson
Lenington
Seeley
Dividh
Lovshin
Rammer
Noble Biddinger
Rod Cox
Robert Cornog
L. J. Kouba
E. Johnson
Nudson Hellmich
Tinois
Walter Stapf
Willis Ward
Cass Kemp
Harold Thompson
Johns Brooks
Hellmich
Stapfang Ward
Ravid
Ivan Fuqua
D. Harpola
Charles de Baker
Tom Ellery
Maurice Teitelbaum
William Arnold
David McQueen
G. E. Jones
Hlinois
Fuqua
Teitelaum
Hudson Hellmich
R. M. Kennicott
Ohn Brooks
Ollie Duteins
Jack Keller
Hawley Egleston
Charlies de Baker
Charles Scheifly
Brooks
Charles Hornbostel
D. E. Neese
Edward Lemen
Edwin Turner
Obert Brown
George Far
F. G. Kruchten
Ed Horne
Homer Smith
Olver Olson
Thornberg
Phil Northrop
Chocolate 2 To 1 Favorite To Beat British Champion
In New York the world featherweight champion Chocolate is a 2 to 1 favorite to retain his title against Tom Watson of the British Empire in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. If in shape Chocolate should win inside ten rounds despite Watsons strong showing against Fidel La Barba.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
New York State
Tom Watson
British Empire
Madison Square Garden
Chocolate
Pride of the King's Navy
Watson
Fidel la Barba
Luis Gutierrez
All Star Baseball Clash Promises Chicago Sellout
The July 6 World’s Fair exhibition will feature top picks from the American and National Leagues in one game. Fans will vote the rosters, pitting legends against rising stars and stirring debate over who truly dominates the majors.
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Chicago
Chicagoland
John Fan
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Ed Brandt
Braves
Wisconsin blanks Luther 11–0 in baseball slugfest
In Decorah Iowa Wisconsin shutout Luther 11 to 0. Two Badger pitchers held the Norse to two safeties as Wisconsin hitters piled up 11 hits. Irregular fielding by Luther aided the visitors in a one sided game.
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Luther
Wisconsin
Decorah
Luther Diamond
Norse
Badger
Norsemen
Cardinals
Wwilliams
Poser
Amilgott
Crimmings
Olsess
Coe to Face Cornell in Saturday Dual Meet
Coe College hurdles toward a home dual against Cornell on Coe Field starting 9 30 am. The Kohawks seek a repeat win after a 79 52 season loss to Cornell earlier. Key events include Smyre in distance events and Osborn in broad jump with others favored in sprint and field events.
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Coe
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Crimson
Purple
Kohawks
Ben Douglass
Smyre
Osborn
Jons
Hild
Pulver
Petch
Miller
Evans
Whipple
Pack
Stookey
Beloit
Sarazen Defeats Ouimet 3 1 In Exhibition Match
In Newton Massachusetts Gene Sarazen National and British Open champion defeated Francis Ouimet former national amateur champion 3 to 1 in a six hole exhibition match while playing below par and breaking the course record.
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Newton
Mass
Gene Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Teachers Favored To Retain Honors In Iowa Conference
Cedar Falls Iowa In 1933 Iowa conference title meet opened with about 200 athletes from fourteen schools entering preliminaries and finals. Iowa State Teachers College teams were regarded as favorites to win. Field events were seen as likely to produce new records while track marks were less likely to fall.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Meetings and Marriages
Brooklyn hosts the final PTA meeting of the year with installation of new officers led by retiring president Mrs. T. T. Korns. Decorah plans road widening on Madison township with 200 plus laborers. Coggon reports a marriage between Irene Kirkpatrick and Duane R. Dighton. Riverside presents a class play The White Elephant and baccalaureate services. Clermont confirms a 17-member class. Calmar elects PTA officers. Morley schedules baccalaureate and upcoming commencement.
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Brooklyn
Parent-teacher Association
T. T. Korns
Ray Anthony
Winifred Cummings
Beulah Rowe
Herbert Brannian
Decorah
Winneshiek
St. Mary’s Hall
John Bates
Garna Laney
Maxine O'Loughlin
Myron Salladay
Leon Karel
Pauline Trinka
Eunice Craig
Clifford Flynn
Lloyd Petsel
Wilbur Thompson
Methodist
Fred E. Miller
Clermont
Clermont City
Joseph E. Thompson
Bernice Anderson
Verla Belschner
Helen Demery
Edna Nelson
Clara Nelson
Gladys Olson
Lavanda Smith
Vera Williams
Forest United Brethren
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