Oklahoma A&M Wins Missouri Valley Track Crown
Oklahoma A&M captured the Missouri Valley track title with 6144 points, winning eight events. Drake finished second with 52 points, Grinnell third, and Washington fourth, as Rigney set a javelin meet record and several Aggies claimed multiple wins in sprints and field events.
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D* Moines
Oklahoma A. & M
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Drake University
Grinnell College
Washington
Creighton
Lanyon
Sew Trewanne
Rigney
Joe Phieffer
Grinnell
Grant Thompson
Drake
Kenny Gallagher
Tichenor
Aggie
Ounhame
Oklahoma A
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Curb
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Heleht
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Stringfellow
Littlejohn
Worden
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Beasley
Philson
Knaphelde
Collins
Washingtona
Ant Jionberger
Andereone
Gringeli Iniea
Ines
Jenson
Preke
Romine
Gray
Bunch
Kansas Wins Big at Six Track Meet
Kansas dominates the six team track meet with multiple event wins led by Hall in the 390 yard dash and Cunningham in the two mile run. Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa State and Missouri athletes also placed in sprints field events and relays.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Hall
Jacobsen
Hall Field
Missouri
Cox
Oklahoma
Butte Nelson
Iowa State
Ghot
Dees
Gillies
Rist
Berger Jows State
Meikle
Cunningham
Guse
Hardy
Miller
Hostetler
Gray
Coffman
White
Lyon
Jewa State
Dean
Ne Brase
Nichols
Pitts
Ward
Colfman
Cockburn
Lechner
London
Story
Beasley
Chambers
Harrington
Reese
Gilles
Skewes
Sauer Nebraska
Lochner
Iowa
Nelson
Scott
Wessling
Sheetz
Praska
Carleton Golfers Capture Midwest Conference Title
Carleton College won the Midwest Conference golf meet with a 473 total over 27 holes at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Knox was second with 495, Beloit 501, Coe 522, and Cornell 569. Hunt led Carleton with 114, Petrick next at 115.
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Mount Vernon
Carleton
Carleton College
Carls
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Knox
Beloit
Coe
Cornell
Huntef
Petrick
Sese
Eeres
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Larson
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Peterson
Pernie Ee Ee
Houser
Harfess
Cornell, Slaght
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Pahlas Bos Wereerae
Rowe Weecareccgutenesee
Meunier Couple Celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary
M and Mme Meunier of Trevillers on the Franco Swiss border marked their 70th wedding anniversary as 54 descendants joined a mountain village celebration. Meunier, 91, and his wife, 85, remain in good health.
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Mme Meunier
Trevillers
Meunier
Kid Williams is Jailed After Alimony Fallout
International News Service reports Kid Williams once a world bantamweight champion now sits in Baltimore city jail for failure to pay alimony. Rodger Pippin, Baltimore News sports editor, visits. Williams reflects on pride, past wealth, and his quiet acceptance of punishment. Rodger Pippin hopes for a road back if funds can be raised.
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Harvey Rivkin
International News Service
Baltimore
Kid" Wiliams
Rodger H. Pippin
The
Baltimore News
Baltimore City
Keed
Kid Willams
Johnny Kid Williams
Pete Herman
Frankie Burns
Williams
Pippin
Baer
Kid Williams
Max Baer
Pippinelt
Tildens Eastern Pro Show Opens With Star Field
New York AP reports the eastern professional tennis championships opened on Park Avenue with William Tilden II serving as player referee and emcee. Seeded Martin Plan of France beat Basil McGuire 6 2 6 1, while Bruce Barnes Austin Texas won his match over Frank Bonneau Newark.
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William T. Tilden II
Park Avenue
Martin Plan
France
Basil McGuire
Greenwich
Conn
Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Austin
Tex
Frank Bonneau
Newark
Umbrella Fatality Shocks English Town
Mrs Frances Potts aged 65 is believed killed by an umbrella in Burton on Trent England. While walking in heavy rain she collided with a telegraph post and a ribbed umbrella pierced her brain. She was found dead by a passing motorist.
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Frances Potts
Burton-on-Trent
England
Potts
Grove Licks Browns in Sox Win and Other Scores
Robert Moses Grove pitched for the Red Sox and hit a home run as Boston won the series finale 4 1 over St Louis. Cleveland and Washington split a 3 2 decision with Cronin driving in the winning run in the ninth. Browns pitcher Dick Coffman and Jack Knott allowed six hits each.
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ST. Louis
Robert Moses Grove
Red Sox
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Jack Knott
Cooke
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Lary
Hinkle
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Burns
Washington
Cleveland
Joe Cronin
Senators
Mel Harder
Indians
Monte Weaver
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Roy Johnson
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Clark
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P Eeene
tHejman Taeeessecey
Bosten
Louis
Winkle
Hemsley
Stkout
Annes
Bonura's two homers spark White Sox past Phillies in 14 to 10 win
Chicago capitalizes on four Philadelphia pitchers for 15 hits to sweep the three-game series and extend its season high winning streak to four. Bonura leads with two home runs and a single, backed by Simmons and Boken while Foxx and Marcum pace the Phillies.
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Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Philadelphia
Sox
Aave Enth
al Simmons
Boken
Bonura
Jed
AE Warstler
Cramer
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Berry
Marcum
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Simmons
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Ssone
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Gaston
Walt
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Johnson
Appling
Ruel
Annit
Mc-Nair
Bonurs
Pita -Hael
Uhalt
Mc- Nair
Maturak
Dodgers Top Pirates 8 5 in Injury Plagued Game
Dodgers defeated the Pirates 8 to 5 as Moore and giant outfielder drove in runs and a spectator deflected a ball ruled a four base hit. Reds errors aided the Giants as Hal Schumacher struggled before Dolf Luque closed out the ninth for the save. Cards edge Braves 2 1 in St Louis duel.
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Dolf Luque
Giants
Brooklyn Edges Marengo 4 3 In High School Baseball
Brooklyn nips Marengo 4 to 3 as Marengo makes five errors and Brooklyn capitalizes on breaks. Zimmerman walks and hit batters in early innings fuel three Marengo runs. Brooklyn rattles eight hits to six for Marengo. Marengo had earlier beaten Brooklyn 10 to 4 at Brooklyn. The piece notes a record sorghum molasses crop in eastern Oklahoma last year.
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Gazette
Marengo
Brooklyn
Tigers
Zimmerman
Oklahoma
Bears Leave Cellar In Marengo Softball Loop
MARENGO Mervin Fetzer's Bears rallied Friday night to beat the Post Office team 4 0. Fetzer and Swift homered for the victors. Standings after three weeks show Thrillers and Mohawks tied atop with 2 1 records, Bears at 2 3 9. Next week schedule lists Mohawks vs Lucky Strikes, Post Office vs Go Getters, Third Ward vs Hot Shots, Thrillers vs Bears.
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Marengo
Mervin Fetzer
Bears
Fetzer
Swift
Caseeeveres
Mohawks
Post Office
Sy Seaeeees
Lucky Strikes
Fuestly
Third Ward
France Beats Austria in Davis Cup Doubles Clash
In Auteuil France eliminates Austria from the European zone of the Davis Cup. Borotra and Brugnon defeat George Metaza and Arecheno Metaza 4 6 3 3 4 wurde. The doubles were initially defaulted due to Borotra's late arrival but played on with both sides agreeing to continue.
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Auteuil
France
Austria
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
George
Arecheno Metaza
Borotra
Kentisbury couple end 48 years with seaside break
Mr and Mrs William Harding of Kentisbury Scotland return from their first vacation in forty eight years of marriage. They stayed a few days at Ilfracombe and found the seaside pleasant but home was best.
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William Harding
Kentisbury
Scotland
Ilfracombe
Dempsey All Aroused Over Baby's Coming
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey shows public excitement as rumors swirl about his wife expecting a baby. The gambler and sports pages note a rising fan interest and ongoing training in anticipation of new family news.
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Dempsey
Francis Ouimet Weekend Golfer Dominates Walker Cup Talk
Francis Ouimet, famed American golfer, balancesStock brokerage duties with his Walker Cup plans at St Andrews. He recalls past wins and near-misses while preparing for the 1934/35 matches, noting his rare weekend-playing schedule and his long accuracy from tee to green. He discusses Max Baer’s heavyweight title bout and Baer’s camp, staying in Ashbury Park, N J, with Dempsey present in a separate note.
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King
Boston
Francis Culmet
St. Andrews
Francis
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
England
Dempsey
Ashbury Park
N. J
Max Baer
California
Primo Camera
Baer
Illinois Wins Big Ten Meet in Indoor Track Champs
Illinois dominates the Big Ten meet with multiple event wins led by Indiana and Purdue rivals. Notable results include Steve Divich vaulting 13 feet 2 inches for Illinois, Willis Ward seizing the broad jump for Michigan, and a 2 mile victory by Charles Pops Joy of Purdue. The meet features strong showings from Northwestern, Chicago, Wisconsin, and Michigan with a Western Conference record noted.
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A. Od Kamin
Finais
Pleswine
Mel Reed
Northwestern
D. Caldemeyer
Indiana
Willis Ward
Michtzat
John Roberts
Chicago
Louis Dorrington
Wisconsin
Tyan Fuqua
EF. Carter
David Hun Michnan
George ‘Tobias
Rudolph
Willis Wards
Michigan
QQ O. Adams
Illinois
Jay Berwangen
Olle Dugeins
Northweater
F X. Cretzmeyer
Iowa
Charles Pops Joy
Purdue
William Stocum
Neree Alix
Jack Dufreane
George Price
Ohio State
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Panther
Tawny
Duane Purvis
Verne van Meter
Hlinois
Ollie Olson
R. Kositchek
Michiegan
Ollie Duskins
Jay Berswanger
Graham Moultong Town
Robert Clark
Atth
Crain Portman
Dy Sfarpold
Wes Hicking
Charles Hornbostel
Ivan Fuqua
Dinors
Iowa Golfers End Season With Win Over St. Ambrose
University of Iowa golfers clinched the final dual meet of the season by defeating Saint Ambrose College Davenport 17 to 10 in Iowa City. LeRoy Vanderwicken of Grundy Center led with a medal score of 73 as foursome results highlighted wins by Vanderwicken and partners while multiple matches yielded decisive margins for the Hawkeyes.
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St. Ambrose
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Saint Ambrose College of Davenport
Hawkeye
LeRoy Vanderwicken
Grundy Center
Trapkus
Donecan
Gardner
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Parker
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Dill
Stromsten
Carmody
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Gingles—Gardner ii
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Vanderwicken ‘I
Rovers
Dil
Stromstein
Dan Epps
Balluff
Soph's Home Run Lifts Illini Past Wolverines in Ninth
Illinois sophomore Red Duffner belted a ninth inning home run to beat Michigan 7 6 in Champaign. Duffner also doubled and singled in five at bats as Illinois eyes the Big Ten title with a next game against Northwestern. Carlson started for Illinois before Masek relieved him early.
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Red Duffiner
Illinois
Michigan
Lilini
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al Masek
Masek
Duffner
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Noo Tol
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Wistert
Chapman
Kittenball League Formed in Sigourney by Chamber
SIGOURNEY The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a kittenball league this year with four business men captaining teams. Captains are Harley Stroud Irby Hemsley Paul Sebel and Roy Ingham. First game is Tuesday evening at the American Legion ball park with games slated for Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays each week.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harley Stroud
Irby Hemsley
Paul Sebel
Roy Ingham
American Legion
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