Owens Leads Ohio State At Big Ten Track Meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State dominates preliminaries winning four events and topping qualifiers for Saturday finals in the 100 yard dash 200 yard dash 220 yard low hurdles and broad jump. Michigan leads with 15 finalists while Iowa has nine and Ohio State seven. Willis Ward of Michigan threatens Owens in the sprints and Ward may try again after injury prevented entry in the 100 yard dash.
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Michigan
AN Arbor
Mich
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Owens
Iowa
Indiana
University of Chicago
University of Chaeas
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Panther
Willis Ward
Ward
Cretzmeyer
Jeune Owens
Ohio
Clare
Dokerty
Beetham
Flersine
Winston Her
Wetseler Bicking
Indiaria
Cerietsa Crowell
Bernard Pareson
Branley Birleson
Vichican
Esaard
Dan Caldemeyer
Cipciasa
Kenneth Sandbach
iPurgue
Jace KellnersWisconsin
Francis Cretzmeyer
Lowes
Robert Osgood
Hienigan
Robert Clark
James Owen
Robert Collier
Br Owens
Widmer Etchells
Weatley Bustler
Indianas
Michael Barvave
Michizani
William Freimuth
Minonerotar
Julius Schreiderman
Melvin Silverman
Michigans
Hollis i
Track and field results list from Midwest colleges
The article lists 22 yard dash results with Owens of Ohio Rinhert Collier and Grieve in the field. It details multiple athletes from Michigan Indiana Minnesota and Northwestern with times and long jumps and hurdles including Neal Cheistianaon and Krez awaki.
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Associated Preas
Jerse Owens
Ohio
Rinhert Collier
Indiana
Robert Grieve
Tilea
Michigans
Drew Dooley
Irving Jtubow
Winconeint
Vominic Krezawaki
Minnesota
Weatley Jduehee
Hurdies
Pilip Noherty
Northwestern
Kenneth Randbach
Mlobert Ongood
Michigan
Dodgers Subdue Dizzy Dean And Cardinals 5 To 3
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 5 to 3 as Leslie Munns relieves and holds the Cardinals to three hits over seven innings. Dizzy Dean takes the loss after four innings, while Munns helps Brooklyn move into second place with four runs in the fourth and one in the seventh.
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ST. Louis
Leslie Munns
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Watson Clark
Dodgers
Munns
Clark
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Lefty Grove Masters Detroit In 8 4 Boston Win
Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 8 to 4 as Lefty Grove fends off a fourteenth hit barrage. Detroit collects 14 hits but Grove closes strong after a rough early inning while Crowder suffers the loss for Detroit.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Bed Owin
Bob
Indians Release Veteran Catcher Glenn Myatt
Glenn Myatt, veteran catcher for the Cleveland Indians, received an unconditional release Thursday from manager Walter Johnson. Third baseman Willie Kamin was sent back to Cleveland with instructions to report to club officials.
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Piuladeldula
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Willie Kamin
Cleveland
Missouri Mentor Accuses Schools of Luring Missouri Talent
A Missouri booster and football coach Faurot accuses Texas Northwestern George Washington Centenary of offering scholarships jobs and inducements to lure Missouri high school stars. He cites specific cases then calls for apologies from Faurot and demands proof or retraction.
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Austin
Tex
Jack Cnevigny
University of Texas
Don Faurot
Missouri University
Texas
Faurot
Columbia
Missouri
Northwestern
George Washington
Centenary College
Frank Carideo
Tiger
South
Centenary
Shreveport
Ed Nall
University of Kansas
Fullerton
Jacobsen
University of Nebraska
Jimmy Owen
Maplewood
University of Iowa
Jack Chevigny
Texas University
Kansas City
Chevigny
Northwestern denies Missouri football raid claims
Kenneth J. L. Wilson, Northwestern athletics director, said Thursday night he renewed his denial that Missouri players were enrolled at Evanston, amid charges that Northwestern and other universities were raiding Missouri for football talent.
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Mich
Northwestern
Missouri
Kenneth JL. Wilson
Evanston
Knights of Columbus fall to Mount Vernon CCC 4 3 in Fraternal League
The Knights of Columbus softball team lost a close 4 3 decision to Mount Vernon CCC camp Thursday night at Ellis Park before about 300 spectators. Gene Dyson pitched into the seventh with a 3 0 lead as the soldiers rallied to win, breaking KC string.
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Seabrook
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Triton
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Hauskins
Qgehu
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Towne
DeMolay
Henry
Weir
Young and Morehouse
Wiltdne
Standings and Friday results from the league
The page lists team standings and Friday results across leagues with keeps for American and National sections. It names Des Moines Sioux City Rock Island Chicago Washington and others along with records and forthcoming matches.
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WL Pet
Keorer
Stour City
Darvesxss
Thor Setand
Omaha
Joseph D. Moines
Des Moines
Sioux City & Hockuc
Rock Island
Daressort
Cedar Reoids
St. Joseph
Sour City
Davenport
Cecar Rapids
Beckert
Oxahs
St. Joe
Keokuk Romps Over Islanders 6 2 in Baseball Tilt
Keokuk Indians pounded Bill Strickland for thirteen hits to beat Rock Island 6 to 2 as Chelini allowed eight hits by the Islanders. Des Moines crushed Sioux City 7 to 5 in the delayed series opener with early scoring and strong relief work.
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Rock Island
Keokuk Indians
Bill Strickland
Islanders
Italo Chelini
Raiders Fall 4 1 to Davenport In Cold Night
Davenport defeats Cedar Rapids 4 to 1 as Billy Prince holds the Raiders to six hits. A third inning baserunning error costs Cedar Rapids two runs and tempers flare in the ninth with manager Cletus Dixon and outfielder Ed Hall ejected after a dispute with umpire Pat Haley.
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Earl Cougahlin
Raiders
Davenport
Billy Prince
al Larson
Gould
Webb
Swanson
Crossley
Bocek
Haley
Dixon
Hall
Prince
Pat Haley
Cletus Dixon
Ed Hall
Tom Collins
Bill Gould
Rye
Smilgoff
Riley
Gryska
Polly
Frank Hall
Blues
Johnny Hart
Mizeur
White
Kluger
Strathmeyer
Larson
Innin PF
Smileett
Mall
Plechota
C Rapids
Rock. Larsen
Stelenbaner
Cedar Rapids
Ry Gould
Macl
Bare
Mari
Pasach Ball
Klinger
Smilgett
Hari
Wari
Pittcher
Swansea
Maley
Cellins
Roy Henshaw A Thorough Student Of Game For Cubs
CHICAGO AP Roy Henshaw a left hander with the Chicago Cubs is viewed by manager Charley Grimm as a pitching star in the 1935 season. A 1932 University of Chicago grad, he is noted as a tireless student of baseball with twenty scoreless innings in twenty-one innings pitched this season. He spent 1933 in Los Angeles under Jack Lelivelt focusing on improvement and returned to impress as the Cubs sensation pitcher this year.
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Chicago
Roy Henshaw
Chicago Cubs
Charley John Grimm
Young Henshaw
University of Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles
Jack Lelivelt
Angels
Newsom Debuts With 10–0 Washington Win Over White Sox
Washington pitcher Buck Newsom, acquired for 50 000 dollars, shut out the Chicago White Sox 10 to 0 in Newsom’s major league debut as manager Jimmy Dykes faced ejection for disputing a call. The Senators built a big lead behind strong hitting and held Chicago to five hits.
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Washington
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Donnelly
Hoab Radcliff
Hopkins
Simons
Bonura
Haas
Right
Sewell
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Myer
Wstone
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Washton
Tietje
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Toning
Creo
Stone
Bluege
Boston
Chica
Balis
Tietie
Kennedy Powell
Dinneen
Schommer Weiss Reach Big Ten Net Singles Final
Trevor Weiss of Chicago and Bill Schommer of Minnesota won key semifinal matches to advance to the Big Ten tournament final in Evanston. Weiss beat George Ball 4-6 9-7 6-2, while Schommer defeated Nelson McInnich 6-2 6-2 as the top seed.
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Weiss
Evanston
Trevor Weiss
Chicago
Bill Schommer
Minnesota
George Ball
Northwestern
Nelson McInnich
Illinois
Bill Chambers
Bob Nihousen
Ohio State
Schammer
Roy Huber
Chambers
Niholsen
George and Russell Ball
Huber
Roy Black
Willard Stafford
Wisconsin
Mlingis
Iowa
Michigan
Sun Portland Wins Illinois Derby Narrowly Over Roman Soldier
Sun Port land captured the ten thousand added Illinois derby in a tight finish at Aurora Illinois, defeating the favored Roman Soldier while Tearout finished third.
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Sun Portland
Illinois
Aurora
Roman Soldier
Tearout
Giants Roll Over Cubs 13 to 0 Behind Schumacher Four Hit Shutout
Hal Schumacher pitched a four hit shutout as the Giants rout the Cubs 13 to 0. A five run first inning and 20 total hits powered New York with Mark Koenig driving in multiple runs and Roy Henshaw battered early. Cubs’ southpaw losses pile up as Schumacher earns his fourth win.
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Hal Schumacher
Bruins
Giants
Henshaw
Hicago
Cubs
Roy Henshaw
Clay Bryant
Hugh Casey
Mark Koenig
Cub
Schumacher
New York
Chicago
Moore
Galen
Koenia
Herman
Terry
Hack
Hartnett
Leiber
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Dervis
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St'nback
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Mancuso
Ott
Cuccinello
Jurses
Davis
Terry Hack
Cavarretta
Bryant
Casey Tin
Umopires
Risler
Barz
Pittman
Pirates Win In Ninth As Braves Rally Falls Short
Rupert Thompson hit a long bases loaded homer in the ninth for the Braves to drive in four runs but Pittsburgh held an early lead and withstood the late surge to win 7 to 6.
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Pittsburgh
Rupert Thompson
Braves
Pirates
Boxing results from Buffalo and Dallas upsets
Associated Press reports Buddy Baer 236 from Livermore California knockout Gee Brackey 213 of Buffalo. Also Tony Cancela 193 of Tampa defeated Babe Hunt 199 of Ponca City Oklahoma in Dallas.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Jacob
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Callf
Gee
Big Boy" Brackey
Dallas
Tex
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fila
Babe Hunt
Penea City
Okla
Sioux City Tops Des Moines 6 To 1 In Friday Game
Sioux City defeated Des Moines 6 to 1 in the first game of a Friday double header. Hemenway of the Cpetyre allowed five scattered hits as Sioux City capitalized on Des Moines errors and timely hitting to secure the win.
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Des Moines
Hemenway
Cpetye
Smith
G'Ororke
Luby
Niemiller
OlSarboe
Blakeney
McCarter
Hem Way
Sams
Winford
Park
Michael
Monahan
Nielmiller
Willingham
Monahen
Ogorek
Hemenwey
Cady and Warner
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