Los Angeles Driver Wins Pole at Indianapolis 500 Trials
Kelly Petillo of Los Angeles set two track records in the 25 mile time trials to win pole for the 22nd Indianapolis 500. He averaged 1 93 29 miles per hour in Lion Head spec four cylinder Miller power. Other qualifiers included Frank Brisko Mauri Rose and Chet Gardner with speeds from 116 894 to 111 428 mph as 83 cars vie for positions.
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Milwaukee
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Mauri Rose
Dayton
Chet Gardner
Long Beach
Phil Shafer
Fort Worth
Texas
Petillo
Wild Bill” Cummings
American Automobile Association
Carleton Annexes Honors In Midwest Loop Net Tourney
Carleton College captures both singles and doubles titles at the Midwest Loop tennis tournament in Mount Vernon. Bauman defeats Carrithers 6-4 6-4 to win singles. Rose and Wolcott beat Clapp and Shannon 6-3 6-2 to claim doubles.
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Baby Stars of 1934 Shine in Major League Openings
The 1934 rookie crop yields standout talents George Stainback Don Heffner Harry Lavagatto Boots Werber Julius Solters Fritz Ostermueller Zeke Sponura Frenchy Bordagaray and prospects Bill Lee Joe Bowman Ralph Birkofer Joe Cascarella. They win praise for speed fielding hitting pitching and future potential as rooks join the Cubs Yankees Pirates White Sox and Giants.
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Giants
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Carleton College Wins Midwest Meet Track Title
Carleton College captures the Midwest meet title with strong relay and field events led by Prohaska and Whipple. Discus and sprint events highlight Carleton performances, as Coe, Beloit, Monmouth, and Knox competitors compete for top placings across multiple finals and preliminary rounds.
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Guggenheim Blames NRA and Hoover for 1929 Panic
William Guggenheim, NY financier, accuses the NRA of being a subterfuge and assigns blame to Herbert Hoover's Republican administration for the 1929 panic. Speaking to University of Pennsylvania’s class of 1889, he denounces the New Deal while hoping Roosevelt will heed experienced advice for national welfare.
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Hurley charges frame up over alleged patronage plot
Former Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley denounces a alleged plot to keep federal offices for Republicans at the expense of Democrats. Maj. A. V. Dalrymple, assistant to the attorney general, challenges Hurley and cites letters from two ex-Justice agents supporting the claim of secret meetings at Hurley’s home. Hurley demands to confront accusers and accuses the charge as false.
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British War Debt Reduced By Farthing
Martin Finn of Portsmouth England sent a letter to congressional correspondents and enclosed a single farthing to urge the United States to forget debts. The coin will likely be credited to Britain and reduce her four billion dollar debt.
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New Zeppelin Flying Hotel Under Construction
A new Zeppelin under construction in Friedrichshafen Germany will be the size of a two story building with 25 bedrooms a dining room a 45 foot long hall and a baggage room large enough for automobiles The craft spans about 600 feet in length and more than 120 feet at the center width.
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College baseball and track scores across several colleges
A garbled recap lists multiple college baseball games with scores including Chicago 18 Northwestern 11 Notre Dame 1% Iowa 2 Navy 7 William and Mary 5 Wisconsin 1 Minnesota 3 and Notre Dame 17 Iowa 3 plus Iowa State Teachers 5 Iowa State 4. Track and golf results show Pittsburgh Notre Dame Army Western Reserve and others with uneven figures.
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Butler U Leaves Missouri Valley Conference
Butler University formally withdrew from the Missouri Valley Athletic Conference after two years. Financial and geographical reasons were cited. The action was presented by Henry M. Gelston at a faculty meeting in Des Moines.
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Okla
Tigers Take Second in State Track Meet
Kinch of Cedar Rapids Washington leads a crowded field in sprint events with second places for several students including Sagesu Denison and Kelly Washington. Lyle North Des Moines wins the mile and DeHeer Oskaloosa dominates the shot put setting a new record. Notre Dame routs Iowa 17 to 3 in baseball with Jim Leonard pitching and Kane homering twice.
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Olson Hints Martial Law In Twin Cities To Halt Strike Riots
Governor Floyd B Olson warned martial law could be declared in Minneapolis to stop strike related unrest as national guard officers planned four hour response. Police clash with striking truck drivers left several injured and halted produce deliveries despite convoys protecting each truck.
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Joan McEvoy Dies in Hollywood Auto Crash
Hollywood actress Joan McEvoy from New York died in a Hollywood hospital after injuries from an automobile accident. Her companion Frederick C. Bryan was treated for possible skull fracture and other injuries.
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Golf Teaching From Chester Horton on Down Swing
The article outlines Hogan style tips from 1934 on hitting down into the ball with wrists extended, keeping shoulders parallel to the flight line at impact, and stepping left to square the shoulders before the downswing. It warns against twisting the shoulders too early to avoid a slice.
Tutors Edge Cyclones 5 4 In Clean Iowa State Sweep
In Cedar Falls AP reports Iowa State Teachers built a five run lead in the first inning to defeat Iowa State 5 to 4. Key plays included Rollins homerun driving in three, Ogland and Aldrich errors aiding scoring, and Roberts adding a seventh inning homer. Box score follows.
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Wise Leads 10000 in New York Peace Parade on Fifth Avenue
A 10,000 strong march from Washington Square to Madison Square featured pastors, a brass band, and mounted police. Speeches at the Eternal Light memorial included Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Dr John Haynes Holmes. The event traces to 1931 protests against military marches during good will week.
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Shaw Writing New Play During Sea Voyage Arrival in Auckland
Bernard Shaw announced on his arrival in Auckland New Zealand that he is spending part of his sea voyage on writing another play. He has been traveling for his health and looked well after a month’s sojourn in New Zealand.
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