Rousing Open Auto Races At 1935 State Fair
Tomorrow at the South Dakota State Fair Huron oval hosts a seven race dirt track program as top pilots from across the country enter the 1935 national circuit events. Gus Schrader leads entries from Cedar Rapids with Emory Collins and Barney Oldfield also on the card. New IMCA rulings allow superchargers and broader displacement as time trials begin at 2 PM after midnight entry close.
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Cedar Rapids
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Sprink" Collins
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Joe Louis Dominates Sparring in Crowd-Fighting Camp
In training camp, Joe Louis proves crowding him is a prize-ring strategy as Max Baer plans to pressure him in Yankee Stadium in September. Reports from Detroit describe Louis’s relentless power and aggression as sparring partners struggle, with Louis countering and delivering sharp combinations.
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Chicago
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Cowboys And Josies Win In Playoff Games
Des Moines 5A playoff action reports the Cowboys and Josies winning key contests. Berry Kemp's pitching powers the Cowboys to a 11 to 1 victory over Davenport, while St. Joseph and Sioux City secure earlier wins in the Western League playoff series. Des Moines hosts nation title softball today as teams begin the national tournament, with mixed results affecting standings.
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Berry Kemp
Cowboys
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Wild West Wins State Fair Derby at Norwest Expo
Wild West from Mrs Schimelptenig’s stables won the 1935 State Fair Derby on Governor’s Day with jockey Alberts scoring his sixth victory in eight starts. Dancer Princess led early in the 7 furlong race, Bonnie Lillian second, Clara Belle third, paying 240 to place and show. Esther Wheel and other entries yielded straight ticket payouts, with multiple show and place results noted among Missouri and Northwestern horses.
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Dancer Princess
Bonnie Lillian
Clara Belle
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Clam Belle
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Missouri
Dade
Gold
Lance
Selby
Ethel Silver
FL Callins
Tendes
Earl West
League Playoff Sioux Falls in Norfolk
Vague text mentions the Nebraska league and teams including Sioux Falls, with scattered names like Hurley, Scheffingy, and Ringhoter. The fragment references baseball association play and a Norfolk site, but details are garbled and dates or results are unclear.
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Playorf
Sioux Falls
Norfolk
New York Teams Seek Clean Sweep in Tight pennant race
Giants, Cards, and Yankees clash in pennant chase as New York and St. Louis eyes sharpen. Giants aim for progress with a four game set, while Yankees and Cardinals push toward top, aided by standout hits from Ott, Waner, and Bonura as Detroit and Cleveland stumble in tight contests.
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Dizzy) Dean
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Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Mel Ott
Sam Jones
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
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Tigers Triumph in American League Clash
In a tight American League game, Greenberg’s Tigers notched 34 while Foxx’s Athletics posted 31. National League highlights feature Berger and De Glants with Emye's strong showing and a 30 point mark.
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Allison Wood In Tennis Finals
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas and Sidney B Wadd Jr of New York meet for the United States singles championship in a best of five sets match. Perry of England was injured and defeated yesterday by Allen in straight sets. The women's tournament concluded with Helen Hull Jacobs defeating Sarah Palfrey Fabyan in straight sets.
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Cal
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Brookline
Mars
Alpena Wildcats to play baseball replacing football
Alpena High School will switch to baseball this season with early practice well attended. Players from Daree Junior League and Virgil form the core with McDonald Smith Thompson Jones McWilliams Bentson Carlton and Strong. One game scheduled with Alpena coach invites high schools to contact for team participation.
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Lake Preston Tigers Fall Hard To Erwin High School
Lake Preston opened its diamondball schedule with a 16 to 7 defeat at the hands of Erwin High School. The locals, described as ragged, were outplayed as Lake Preston prepares to host Bruce Thursday afternoon.
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Erwin High School
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Little's Favoritism Grows In National Amateur Golf Play
Lawson Little Jr. of San Francisco stretched his win streak to 27 straight by beating Knox Young Jr. and Bobby Riegel in the national amateur championship. Warrington McCullough Jr. faced Little in a looming sudden-death duel, as other contenders were eliminated. George Voigt and Willie Tusnesa also advanced, with Emery and Held advancing in other matches.
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Associated Press
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Lawson Little
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Knox Young, Jr
Pittsborol
Bobby Riegel
Southern
Richmond
Warrington McCullough
Philadelphia
John Goodman
Omaha
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Lite
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Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Emery
Eddie Held
Jamesburg
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP
Philadelphia native Atore narrowly outpointed Leroy Haynes in a 1964 bout in Philadelphia while Paul Pirrone stopped Carl Montebang in Pittsburgh. The note cites scoring and venues for these boxing results and references additional sports on page nine.
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Leroy Haynes
Los Angeles
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Carl Montebang
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