Tranes Upset Beers In D-Ball Semis 3 To 2
Tommerson homered with two on as the Tranes edge Peerless Beers 3 to 2 in district D-ball semifinals at West Avenue. Beers led early with two-base hits from Vondrashek and Raith, but Murky defense and pitching by Smith and Weigel sealed the comeback. The victory sets a final against the Skeldon-Modern Laundry winner at 6 pm, with the Amateur Softball Association Blaie tournament berth at stake.
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Clarence
Tommy) Tommerson
Wisconsin
West Avenue Playground
Clarence Spears
Toramerson
Tommerson
Sheldons
Tranes
West Avenue
Frankie Smith
Paulie Weigel
Brewers
Ben (Mooney) Vondrashek
Fritz Raith
Claire Raith
Vondrashek
Mooney
Beranek
Butch Christopher
Beers
Tuffy) Rogstad
Glasbrenner
Tuff
Mekvold
Smith
Tomznerson
Papacek
Gilles
Mckenzie
Jule | Kriese
Noak Riese
Petsey Voss
Hmmerluss Beers
Vondrisher
Taltt
Uttens
Raith
Ff Tree Erranek
Ghrintenher
Voree
F. Smith
Povisa
Taulson
Welgel
Gliles
Panacek
Mith
Hanson
Shaw
Clarit
Beranele
Christoener
Ackenzle
C. Raith
Grosekopt
Larson
Southampton
Malcolm Campbell
George Eyston
Majestic
Utah
Myer Credit Golf With Batting Average Rise For Senator Infielder
Buddy Myer of the Washington Senators credits golf for lifting his batting average from a career .297 to .244 this season. Once leadoff man, he moved to third in the order and says luck and fresh conditions help, with 107 hits in 457 at bats and 31 bunts contributing to his total 218 bases.
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Myer
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Buddy Myer
Washington
Buddy
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vosnick
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Cramer
Sunshine
Clark Griffith
Bucky Harris
Lefty Grove
George Esrnshaw
A's
Schommer Wins Tourney Match in Public Parks Tennis
In the national public parks championships in New Orleans, William Schommer of Minneapolis defeated Trevos Weiss of Chicago in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals of the men’s singles. Barnard Welsh of Washington defeated Max Davidson of Chicago, 6-2 6-3 6-2, and Bayon of New Orleans beat Roy Huber of St. Paul, 6-1 7-5 6-4, among other results as quarterfinals set. Women’s singles were postponed to Friday.
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New Orleans
Maurce Bayon
Bayon
Barnard Welsh
Washington
D. C
Welsh
Max Davidson
Chicago
Roy Huber
St. Paul
Arnold Simons
Louisville
Star
Ralph
McElvenny
Washingon
Simons
William Hughes
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Britzius
Minneapolis
William Schommer
Britzius
Public Parks
Dave Gillam
Pasadena
Califace
Schommer
Trevos Weiss
Gillam
Hudson Hamm
Miami
Bla
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
William Laurie
New York City
Bears and All Stars Face Scrimmage at Soldier Field
Chicago Bears and the College All Stars drilled under lights at Soldier Field in preparation for their upcoming game. Halas praised progress but noted aerial defense needs work as 43 players contended in practice. Francis Gund missed action with a twisted back but was expected to join soon.
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Chicago
College All Stars
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
All Stars
Bears
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
George Halas
al Stars
Halas
Francis
Pug) Gund
Minnesota
Major club splits over night baseball in 1935 era
New York reports major league owners remain sharply divided on night baseball after Cincinnati Reds success. Some see financial salvation for weaker clubs, others like Frank Navin oppose, while several clubs remain open-minded. Next annual meetings could tilt toward more night games pending Cincinnati results.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Navin
Associated Press
Boston Braves
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Clark Griffith
Washington Stadium
Griffith
Browns
Lewis B. von Weise
Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Gerald F. Nugent
Phillies
William E. Renswang
Sheldon D-ball Team to Meet Tribunes at West Avenue
The Sheldon d-ball team will oppose the Tribunes at West Avenue playground at 6 p.m. The matchup pits local clubs in a neighborhood game with kickoff set for early evening.
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Sheldons
Sheldon
Tribunes
West Avenue
Crucial Giants Cubs Series Looms In NL Chase
The Giants and Cubs open a pivotal National League clash as leaders pursue key gains. Giants pitcher Hal Schumacher blanked Cincinnati, while Lou Gehrig boosted the Yankees with a record homer spree. Other notes include Cardinals beating the Braves, Tigers sweeping Red Sox, and Dodgers beating Pirates.
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Associated
Cardinals
Giants
Yankees
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Reds
Phils
Cubs
Wtps
Hal Schumacher
Witn
Geng Schott
Gineinnati
Cardinal
Jim Collins
Lou Gehrig
Browns
Lou
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Johnny Murphy
Thera Cap ‘Tw
Yankes
Cashiea
Detroit
Red Sox
al Crowder
Cleveland
Athletics
Lloyd Brown
Fisneing
Jimmie Foxx
County Junior Boys Tennis Tourney Opens Play Friday
With thirty competitors the La Crosse county Junior singles and doubles and Boys singles tournaments begin Friday. Players duel for byes, with entry fees due by Saturday to avoid forfeiting, led by Dick Finley among a field of Aquinas stars and other local talents in a bid for junior and boys titles across singles and doubles.
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la Crosse
la Crosse County
Dick Finley
Ted Solie
Bud Dusty
Aquinas High
Bill Nelson
Aquinas
John Coleman
Bob McDonald
Bob Langdon
Don Swords
Bud Duffy
Verdine Hoch
Andy Beath
Bud Baer Doyle Mix In New York
New York fight fans will see Jack Doyle and Buddy Baer in a Madison Square Garden six round main event. Doyle, the Irish crooner turned boxer, aims for a knockout flair while Baer, 260 pounds, hopes for quick first round wins in a year of activity. Doyle has boxing reach and a recent England knockout notable, though currently suspended in New Jersey for missing an engagement.
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New York
Jack Doyle
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Pallyhoo
Jack Pettifer
England
New Jersey
Baer
Max
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Monegan Leads Wisconsin Contingent in Clay Meet
Vandalia Ohio hosted the American clay Larset championship where Milwaukee’s C. Mitchell topped Wisconsin scorers with a 195x200 effort but did not reach the winners. Wisconsin totals include Monegan La Crosse 192 Billett Ceanomawae 193 Hayward Weyantvegn 194 Olney 190, Gillett 185, Hinz 150. Other notable marks from New York and Washington athletes accompanied the field.
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Vandalia
Blues topple Indians 3 to 1 in series opener
In a key American Association clash at Indianapolis, the Blues defeated the Indians 3 to 1 as part of a trio of results that widened Minneapolis lead over Indianapolis to four games. Bru Baker and Schulte propelled the scoring with a fifth inning rally, while Breese added a late single.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis
Millers
Toledo
Minneapolis
American Association
Brubaker
Schulte
French
Breese
de Hens
Tauscher
Columbus Red Birds
Mike Ryba
Hyba
Winsett
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Pressnell
Peterson
Brewers
Janet Ruggles Wins Country Club Event
Janet Ruggles captured the women's net play championship at the Country Club with a six down to par victory. Ella Bleakley finished second at eight down. the nine hole results in Oakland had Mrs. F L. Koppelberger winning with Mrs. George Ruediger second.
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Ella Bleakley
F. L. Koppelberger
George Ruediger
Oakland
Cal
Nash Garrison
Mexico City
Shields Parker Meet Foreigners In Doubles
Shields and Parker face top seeded Europeans Roderick Menzel and Enrique Maier in the Longwood doubles clash after defeating them at Newport. Other notable pairings include Bell and Mangin vs Hines and Culley, with Allison and Van Ryn resting before potential rematch.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Frank Shields
Frank Parker
Roderick Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Enrique Maier
Spain
Newport FR. I
Shields
Parker
Berkley Bell
New York
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. Z
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Henry Culley
Santa Barbara
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Mangin-Bell
Hines-Culley
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
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