Baer Favored In Heavyweight Title Defense At Garden
Max Baer holds a 2 to 1 edge over Primo Carnera as fight gates near 400000 with advance sales near 209000. Boxers' training notes show Baer has sharpened his pace and power, while Carnera faces questions about readiness. Odds may shorten to even by fight night at Madison Square Garden.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carera
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Asbury Park
Pompton Lakes
Carera
Baer
Max
Champ
Woonsocket Wins to Widen Margin in James Valley Baseball
Woonsocket defeated Huron K of C 5 to 3 on the Huron diamond to stay undefeated and stretch its lead to two games at midseason. Triplett pitched eight strikeouts to Maxey's six as Huron led 3-2 through seven innings before Woonsocket pushed two runs in the eighth and one in the ninth. Braux Fairfield and Thompson doubled for Woonsocket, Pier doubled and Maxey, Gross, Bloodgood doubled for Huron, with Dean Tobin outstanding at second for Huron. Managers seek weekend games. contact Huron's M C Welsh.
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Maxey
Triplett
Gane Triplett
Huron
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Woonsacket
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Fairfield
Thompson
Pier
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Bloodgood
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Bass
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K. of C's
Ume
Hill captures Trans-Sippi golf crown again
Mrs. O. S. Hill of Kansas City defeats Miss Lucille Robinson of Des Moines 1 up after 37 holes to win the eighth annual Trans-Mississippi women’s title. The final extended to extra holes, with Robinson forcing 35th and 36th holes before Hill clinched on the 37th.
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O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
St Lawrence Wins Again 87 in Softball Victory
St Lawrence crew secures another win at home after a Sunday match, defeating Highmore 11 to 4 in a spirited contest. Players and fans celebrate the steady offense and strong defense fueling the unbeaten stretch.
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ST. Lawrence
Lawrence
Highmore
League Leading Giants Swing Into Fast Slugging Gait
The article discusses golf technique for a tough bunker shot near the wall and cup. It recommends a short back swing of a half to three quarters, using a niblick, with an Army style hit and no lifting attempt to avoid topping.
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Giants
C C Golfers Set For Title Qualifying Rounds
Huron Country club golfers near start of 1934 championship as qualifying Sunday ends with seven berths decided. Dick Hanten leads with 80, H L Saylor 88, Bill Nielsen 88, C R Stewart 84, Hinman 83, Wheeler 86, Spence 90, McKeon and Knight tied 91 for final berth and to break tie for eighth.
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Huron Country Club
George McKeon
Ralph Knight
Knight
Hanten
H. L. Saylor
Bill Nielsen
C. R. Stewart
Oithers
John Hinman
Kirke Wheeler
Franks Spence
Harrold Edges Gettysburg In Big Six Thriller
Harrold defeated Gettysburg 7 to 6 at Forest diamond in a tight Big Six game Sunday. Harrold built a three run lead before fourth inning errors let Gettysburg surge with six hits and six runs, but Harrold added four more for the final margin. Brown and Peterson pitched for Harrold, Oaks and Myler for Gettysburg.
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Forest Diamond
Cettysburg
Brown
Peterson
Pattery
Oaks
Myler
Hitchcock Rallies To Beat Cubs In Late Rally
Hitchcock defeated Fleming's Cubs 4 to 2 in a Janes Valley league game on the Cubs' field. The score was tied 2-2 until the eighth inning when Hitchcock pulled ahead. Rodman and Caldan each had two hits for Hitchcock, while Al Wheat and Ralph Schroder led the Cubs with two singles and a three bagger. Kambel and Harms pitched for Hitchcock and Fleming and H Cranston for the Cubs. Kambel fanned eight, Fleming three. Both clubs committed errors.
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Cubs
Fleming
Rodman
Caldan
al Wheat
Ralph Schroder
Cub
Wheat
Schroder
Kam
Buffalo Regains Top In Northern Division
Buffalo topped Ashton 24 to 2 to reclaim first in the James Valley baseball league northern division. The defeat drops Ashton from first. Buffalo improves to four wins and one loss while Ashton had been undefeated before this setback, now two and one.
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Buffalo
Ashton
James Valley Baseball League
James Valley League Directors Meet in Huron Saturday
James Valley League directors will gather in Huron on Saturday night to discuss matters before the second half season opens. The agenda includes decisions on games halted by wind and rain. All managers are urged to attend at the Tredway shop at 7 PM.
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James Valley Baseball League
Huron
Tredway Tod Liem
Dutra Wins Open Golf Title Narrowly Ahead of Sarazen
Olin Dutra, the California Spaniard, captured the U S Open at Merion by one stroke over Gene Sarazen, in a dramatic final round surge. Sarazen led late as Dutra posted a 72 for the last round to finish at 293, with Cooper and Cruickshank tied for third at 294.
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New York
America
Olin Dutra
United States
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Gene Sarazen
England
Fresh Meadow
Aeld
Sarazen
Merion Cricket Club
Fent
Bobby Cruickshank
Wilfy Cox
Harry Cooper
Cox
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Cooper
Hig Ted Ray
Inverness
Smith
Nashville
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Ralph Guildahl
Guldahl
Gene
Pat
Rodney’ Bliss, Jr
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Little
Landings 906 leads list as Creavy sets record and Wood disqualified
Landings 906 scores total 312 failing to crack top 30. Tom Creavy sets a course record 64 in final round. Craig Wood disqualified for playing the wrong ball. Weed disbarred for a two stroke penalty omission. Cruickshank leads with 305, Dutra, Creavy close behind. other details noted from Davis Cup eliminations and interzone schedules.
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Goodman
Craig Wood
New Jersey
Tom Creavy
Albany
Weed
Cruickshank
Dutra
Creavy
Marion
Sarazen, Goodman
J’ Walter Hagen
Jimmie Hines
Timber Point
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wessington Drops 10 Inning Battle
Wessington failed to win posting a 10 inning loss as Bonilla won 10 to 7 in extra innings. Bonilla collected 17 hits while Wessington had 13. After nine innings the game was tied 7-7 with neither side leading by more than one run. Fernholz started for Wessington, Wil son relieved in the 10th, Hanson and Grogan worked for Bonilla. All nine batters retired on strikeouts for both sides.
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Copecian
Bonilla
Two Drowned In Motorboat Trials At Lake Elsinore
In Elsinore California two speedboat pilots drowned during trial runs before thousands. John Swanson a 45 year old Los Angeles car dealer warmed up Cat's Meow when it hit choppy water and others searched five hours later for his body. Walter P Seager 22 also from Los Angeles capsized in Muscat Kid during a trial. the race was canceled.
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Cal
Lake Elsinore
John Swanson
Los Angeles
Swanson
Walter P. Seager
Gann Valley Juniors Fall to Springs in Open Setback
Gann Valley's first junior baseball game ended 7-2 to Wellington Springs juniors. Gerald Gualke pitched, Dwight Peterson caught. team sponsored by Abernathy post American Legion and managed by L. L. Cadwell. Teammates listed include Fuegen Koch Peterson Knight Knight Fisher Fisher McGlaughlin. Next Tebum game hosts Wessington Springs. YESTERDAY'S STARS note several major leaguers with brief performances.
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Gann Valley
Wellington Springs
Gerald Gualke
Dwight Peterson
Abernathy Post American Legion
L. L. Cadwell
Norman Fuegen
George Koch
Joe Hathaway
Harold Knight
Franklin Knight
Fonda Fisher
Wayne Fisher
Dale McGlaughlin
Wessington Springs
Baseball results from multiple leagues across the region
Scores from the American Association, Nebraska and Western Leagues show Columbus, Louisville, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St Paul, Toledo, Indianapolis and others with varied outcomes. Northern and Western League games include Duluth, Superior, Brainerd and Winnipeg, plus a note on a second game going 12 innings and references to corn planting and local farmers after heavy rains.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Pott
Kansas
Louisville
Toledo
American Association
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St. Paul
Omaha
Des Moines
Stowe City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Topeka
Rock Island
St Joseph
Indiana honors for Hornbostel and Dauer at IU
Hornbostel of Evansville, a 1932 Olympic half miler who tied the world record, receives the Gimbel prize for merit, college spirit and character, with $500 interest and a gold medal. Dauer of Gary earns Western Conference senior scholar-athlete medal and Phi Beta Kappa election.
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Dauer
Bloomington
Ind
Charles Hornbostel
Evansville
Ray Dauer
Gary
Indiana University
United States
Dever
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic Society
Sand Creek Beats Yale 5 4 In Valley League Game
In a tight league baseball match Sand Creek defeated Yale 5 to 4 yesterday. Sand Creek led 5 to 2 before Yale mounted a late rally but fell short. The win keeps Sand Creek close to Woonsocket in the southern division standings. Also in Minnesota, Tack Cunningham of Sturgeon Lake won the state trap shooting title with 197 at Fort Snelling Run Club.
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Yale
Dames Valley
Bence
Woonsocket
Minneapolis
Tack Cunningham
Sturgeon Lake
Minn
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Fort Snelling Run
Levinsky Returns for Heavyweight Clash at Olympic
Levinsky arrives in Los Angeles signaling his bout with Art Lasky to proceed at the Olympic tomorrow night. He previously vanished four days before their scheduled fight, suffering a nervous breakdown in Chicago. Promoters back his appearance despite suspensions in California Illinois and New York.
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King Levinskis
Art Lasky
Chicago
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Ron
Olympic
Levinsky
Lasky
Lena
Levinskys
Tom Gallery
California
Illinois
New York
King
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