Goodman and Fischer Reach Fourth Round in U S Amateur
Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Johnny Fischer of Kansas City advanced to the fourth round of the National Amateur golf championship at Garden City as Ouimet and Evans were eliminated. Other third round results featured Scott Campbell and several international contenders with close matches and late drama on the back nine.
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Fischer
Campbell
Garden City
N. Y
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Walter Blevins
Kansas City Night Watch
Arden City
Johnny Fischer
Links
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Evans
Lawrence Lloyd
New York
Ouimet
Lloyd
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
P. B. Lucas
London
England
Rodney Coltart
Philadelphia
Johnny
Gus Moreland
Chicago
Max Kaesche
A. . Breault
Issomeviils
Mich
Kaste Mayo
Frankafaci
Tooklyn
Alec Hill
James McHale
San Gabriel
Calif
Rudy Knepper
Ray Billous
Poughkeepsie
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Joe Lynch
Canton
Jay Cole
Tulsa
Leper
San Jose
Lewis Johnson, Jr
Charleston
Ellis Knowles
Gene Pamane
Holt, Jr
Syracuse
Eph Thompson
Canada
Wilfred Crossley
Dedham
Mass
J. W. Walcott
Trenton
Jock McLean
Scotland
Levi Yoder
Bethesda
Melville Heath
Com
Cecil Ewing
F. Riddell, Jr
Garden Cry
T. Strafaci
Brooklyn
Ommy Taylor, Jr
Locust Valley
Charles J. Becka
Dave Dye
Colorado
Springs
J. Alan
Pittston
Gordon Taylor, Jr
Toronto
D. L. Davis
Austin
Tex
R. S. Peacock
Rockville
Hal Cork
Indianapolis
Pete Harriu
Miami
Schrader Fails to Top Collins in Spencer Race
Cedar Rapids ace Gus Schrader loses to Emory Collins of Le Mars in the nine lap auto race at the Clay county fair Spencer. Collins wins by six feet in 4 15.5 while Gehringer defeats Grable and Beckett in the Australian pursuit. About 23000 spectators attended.
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Spencer
INS
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Emory Collins
le Mars
Collins
Schrader
Frank Gehringer
Milwaukee
Cotton Grable
Houston
Texas
Larry Beckett
Tampa
Fla
Minneapolis Youth Football Player Dies After Scrimmage
The 1936 season's first gridiron casualty was reported in Minneapolis. George Danielson, 15, died from injuries from a practice scrimmage last Wednesday, including a fractured vertebra and a fractured rib.
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Minneapolis
Purdue Halfback Tom McGannon Receives Blood Transfusion
Tom McGannon of Evansville Indiana Purdue University halfback was burned in a shower room explosion. Doctors later said he improved then needed a blood transfusion from Phi Kappa brother Jack Kent of River Forest Illinois. Six Purdue players were burned. Carl Dahlbeck died. three others remained hospitalized. one was released.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tom McGannon
Evansville
Purdue University
McGannon
Tate to Help Dorman at Upper Iowa this Fall
Floyd Tate former Upper Iowa football star earns a trial with the New York Giants this fall and will assist Dr. John Dorman head coach at Upper Iowa. Tate, an all Iowa conference performer last season, will help Dorman instruct the Peacock line men.
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Fayette
Floyd Tate
Upper Iowa
New York Giants
John Dorman
Tate
Iowa
Dorman
Deadly Cobra Snakes Kill Thousands in India Each Year
Report highlights cobras as a major threat in India with annual fatalities nearing twenty thousand. Health groups urge improved emergency care and anti venom access to reduce deaths.
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India
Marauding Yankees Defeat Sox 7 to 1 in Big League Win
The Yankees powered past the White Sox 7 to 1 as they push toward new season marks. The victory boosts their run totals and extra base records while Pearson suffered a brief injury but is expected to return soon.
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Associated Press
Homicide
Cardinals
Giants
Yanks
White Sox
Pearson
Indians Hammer Red Sox 13 to 2 in Boston
Cleveland defeats Boston 13 to 2 as Trosky blasts two home runs and Averill, Cramer, and Vosmik contribute key hits. Poindexter takes the loss for the Red Sox while Henry is the winning pitcher for the Indians in a 2 hour game at Fenway Park.
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Cleveland
Melillo
Li Hughes
Werber
K’bocker
Cramer
Ll Averill
Foxx
O Trosky
Kroner
W’therly
Gaffke
C ®Iale
Bere
Bowers
Dahlgren
Hale
Pone
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Trosky
Weathers Hale
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George
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Henry
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Hildebrand
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Poindexter
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Rolls
Johnston
Philadelphia
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Burns
Dean
Gehinger
Johnson
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Simmons
Peters
Uby
Owen
Hayes
Reiber
Parker
Lisenbee
Rowe
Puccinelli
Ross
Higgins
Gehringer
Goslin
Rifices
Alker
Iggins
Autle
Neves
Philade
Detroit
Lissokes
Lisen
Wut Rebels
Moriarty
McGowan
Second game reenters Washington St Louis ABHOA lineup
Washington and St Louis played a second game with Abhoa and key batters including Travis Mihalic Hogan and Chapman contributing RBIs. The box shows runs by inning and three errors, with final notes on substitutions and ratted pitchers.
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Travis
Mihalic
Solters
Carey
Lary
Hemsley
Clift
Bottomley
St. Louis
Washington
Newsom
Caldwell
Basil, Dinneen
Summers
Reenter Washington
N.cf
OlLargo
Lewis
Kuhel
Sisolters
OlBell
Tomley
Sington
OlWest
Hogan
Coleman
Ore
Eae
Louis
Chapman
West
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities
Bert Rubi of Hungary defeated Ivan Rasputin of Russia in Harrisburg one fall. Abe Coleman of New York, 205, beat George Beverly of California 218 who was disqualified in the third fall in New Haven. Dropkick Murphy of Boston defeated Tony Morelli of Italy in Providence, two straight falls. Dave Levin of New Kanal, 209, defeated Gus Sonnenberg of Boston in San Francisco.
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Bert Rubi
Hungary
Ivan Rasputin
Russia
New Haven
Conn
Abe Coleman
New York
George Beverly
California
Providence
R. J
Murphy
Boston
Tony Morelli
Italy
San Francisco
Dave Levin
New Kanal
Gus Sonnenberg
Baer Brothers to Feature Friday Boxing at Memorial Coliseum
Max Baer and his brother Buddy headline a barnstorming show Friday night at Memorial Coliseum facing Willie Davis and Tiny Bittner. Baer, in comeback form, trains hard under manager Ancil Hoffman as Davis and Bittner prepare for the bout. Tickets are on sale at Lyman's and Curry's with women half price. amateurs must report at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Adonis
Playboy
Max Baer
Buddy
Memorial Coliseum
Willie Davis
Tiny Bittner
Alex Fidler
Des Moines
Max
Bearcat Wright
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jennings
Davis
Chicago
Joe Louis
al Attore
Louis
Jennings
Bittner
Lyman’s
Curry’s
Owens Can't Run as Yankee Stadium Track Meet Cancelled
New York Caledonian club canceled the Thursday night track meet at Yankee Stadium after failing to restore Jesse Owens to amateur status. Owens, Olympic champion with four gold medals, was seen as the draw for the event and the club preferred cancellation over a poor turnout without him.
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Owens
New York
Jesse Owens
Yankee Stadium
New York Caledonian Club
Ohio State
Grinnell Pioneers Scrimmage in Rain Laden Practice
Grinnell coach Guy Lookabaugh drilled his Pioneers for two hours on a rain drenched field. He split the squad into two rival teams and cycled through passes quick kicks and line smashes. Starting backs included Harry Barker Lynn Schlotter Welton White William Sampson Scotty McLeod Fred Luther Fred Homan Buck Snow with last year lettermen in the lineups.
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Grinnell
Guy Lookabaugh
Pioneers
Harry Barker
Lynn Schlotterback
Welton White
William Sampson
Scotty McLeod
Fred Luther
Fred Homan
Buck Snow
Jabs and Dinners Highlight Weekend Sports and Farewell
Ralph Hurtado outpointed Charley Gomez in a 137 pound bout in Panama. Harry Thomas knocked out K. Clem ents at 198 pounds in Chicago. Bob Nestell stopped Nash Garrison in Los Angeles. A farewell dinner at Alburnett honored Mr and Mrs John Snabinet as they plan South travel with many local relatives attending.
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Associated Press
New York
Ralph
Indian) Hurtado
Panama
Charley Gomez
France
Chicago
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Clements
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Bob Nestell
Nash Garrison
San Jose
Alburnett
John Snabinet
South
Herman Eggar
Doris Ross
Monticello
Charles Barnts
Harry
William Helmrick
Ryan
Ed Wilkison
Burt Tritle
Central City
Raymond Wassmer
Charles Wassmer
Clarence Peterson
William Barnts
Jake Wassmer
Robert Simmons
Black Molasses Dominates Early U S Alcohol Production
The article notes most U S alcohol is produced from black molasses imported at 2 percent per gallon, reflecting the reliance on foreign input for domestic alcohol manufacture.
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The
United States
Hubbell’s Treacherous Screwball Impresses Giants Pitcher
Carl Hubbell rose from Oklahoma City to the majors, mastering the screwball under Ty Cobb’s misjudgment. The lefty dazzled Giants fans, baffling hitters with a three quarter delivery and a blend of screwball fastball and curve. Hubbell’s control and composure, including a notable all star story from Gabby Hartnett, solidified his place among baseball’s elite.
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Carl Owen Hubbell
Detroit Tigers
Oklahoma City
Ty Cobb
Carl
Cobb
Hubbell
Toronto
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
Matty
Christy Matthewson
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Simmons
Cronin
Yankees
Giants
Washington
Hartnett
Softball Finals in Chicago Tonight
The national softball championships, weather permitting, will be decided at Soldier Field tonight. Finals were twice delayed by rain and washed out Tuesday night after the women's title game was halted in the third inning. The Cleveland Girls club faces Chicago for the women, while Rochester, N Y, and Cleveland contend for the men’s title.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Cleveland
Rochester
N. Y
Lou Gehrig’s 1800th Consecutive Game Highlighted
International News Service notes Lou Gehrig's 1800th straight game for the New York Yankees. The piece praises his durability and consistent excellence, including a lifetime .344 average and .422 World Series mark, calling him the unanimous choice for all‑time American League first baseman.
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International News Service
EW York
Hal Chase
Wally Pipp
Bill Terry
Jim Bottomley
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Babe Ruth
Iron Horse
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Lou
Hug
Pipp
Dan
Terrys
Standings and Scores From Tuesday and Wednesday Games
New York led with 13 wins and 6 losses, Chicago 9 5, Detroit 9 5, Philadelphia 5 9, Cleveland 13 6, Boston 7 3, St Louis 7 1. Tuesday results: New York 7 Chicago 1, Detroit 9 Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 13 Boston 2, Washington 13 St Louis 7. Wednesday schedules include Palind... at Detroit, New York at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Lei
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Spmeinaett
Tasien
Rockin
Osiph Delphin
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Martin Wampler Top Billers to Clash at Cedar Park Night
Outdoor wrestling season ends Thursday at Cedar Park with Bull Martin of Omaha and Earl Wampler of Scranton as main event stars. They have sixty minutes to settle differences while Eddie Jennings pairs Jack Gacek of Milwaukee against Jack Hader of Kansas City in the semi windup. George Harben faces Lee Hening of Cresco in an opening bout.
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Cedar Park
Bull Martin
Omaha
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Martin
Park
Wampler
Middle West
Eddie Jennings
Jack Gacek
Milwaukee
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Gacek
George “Rube
Harben
Lee Henning
Cresco
Upper Iowa University
Frog Survives Underwater Using Skin as Gill
The creature cloaks its nostrils and breathes underwater through the skin acting as a gill, eliminating lung use while submerged.
Kohawks Drill Through Initial Heavy Scrimmage
Coe varsity opened drills with a heavy scrimmage in the gym as rain postponed plans to Tuesday. With Upper Iowa looming in ten days Coach Eby aims to make scrimmage daily. Four veterans did not return including Bob Smith Bob Gable Harold Nelson and Charlie Bristol.
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Upper Iowa
Eby
Bob Smith
Bob Gable
Harold Nelson
Charlie Bristol
Smith
Gable
Nelson
Bristol
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