Indians Slip Into Undisputed Third With Tigers Twin Losses
The Indians split with the Tigers and beat the Yankees in a doubleheader, gaining undisputed third place in the league. Cleveland piled up 31 hits, slugging five homers, but dropped the opener after Thornton Lee’s eighth inning collapse, then won the second 10 to 5 behind Hal Trosky’s 11th homer.
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Ugh S. Fullerton, JR
Prenn Buorts
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Red Sox
Rita
Washington
Tigers
Yanks
Ilag
Cleveland
Indians
Thornton Lee
Jack Russell
Belve Bean
Hal Trosky
Flea Clifton
Tisey
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Goose Gaskin
Sox
Browns
Berton
Julius Sellers
Bob Coleman
Sugar Carn
Braves
Cabs
Bal Smith
Lan Warneke
Boolan
Bill Gee
Braddock’s Title Fight Hangs On Showdown And Delays
New York boxing officials and Braddock’s camp clash over the September heavyweight title defense against Max Schmeling. Madison Square Garden head Ammy Jolson presses ahead while Braddock's manager Gould seeks an exhibition tour or Hollywood film. The state athletic commission may block the bout until Art Lasky issue is resolved.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Ita
Ammy Jolson
Madison Square Garden
Swith
Braddock
Max Schmeling
He Gould
the Garden
Gould
Lasky
Withrow Seeks Bar on Dairy Imports Under A A A Act
Washington notes that an amendment to the agricultural adjustment act proposed by Rep Gardner Withrow would ban importation of dairy products and competing commodities unless a special presidential permit is granted after investigation. The president could allow imports only if domestic dairy prices would not be affected.
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Washington
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
Pleasant Ridge Invades Giants Lair In Vernon County Tilt
Pleasant Ridge visits the Giants in Vernon County for a key league showdown as both teams sit atop the standings in a tight race. The Sunday game draws fan interest across the region with implications for the league lead.
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South Ridge
Wis
Pleasant Ridge
Focal Giants
Vernon County Wall
Iverson Accepts Assistant Football Coach Post at St Olaf
Iverson has accepted a position as assistant football coach at St. Olaf College in Northfield for the next fall. The report notes the move comes amid local hiring activity and mentions the college in Houston Minnesota.
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Iverson
St. Olaf College
Houston, Minn
Car Iverson
Northfield
Tribune
Ruth Swings Golf As Babe Hints At Baseball Return
Ruth, away from the Braves for over three weeks, lounges in Long Island and Manhattan, golf in shorts, eats what he wants, reads box scores, and keeps doors open. He receives offers from semi pro outfits but declines, planning a possible return as a manager or owner while asserting he will be back in baseball.
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Eddie Srietz
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Braves
Lila
Giants
Bamaino
Polo Grounds
Babe
Galf
Long Island
West 84Th Street
Millers Take Two From Indianapolis in Doubleheader
The Minneapolis Millers defeated Indianapolis 6 2 and 6 4 to seize the American Association lead. Ray Kolp pitched five hitter in the first game, Buzz Arlett drove in three, and Walter Tauscher earned his tenth win in the nightcap. Louisville beat St Paul 6 5 and 4 1 as Jack Tising limited the Saints to four hits. Columbus opened a western invasion with a 7 5 win over Kansas City with Bud Tinning closing the ninth. Toledo and Milwaukee were fanned out.
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Indianapolis
Donie Bush
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Millers
Indians
Ray Kolp
Phil Gatlivan
Buzz Arlett
Walter Tauscher
Jack
Jim
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
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Jack Tising Lim
Bill Norman
Monte Stratton
Jim Peterson
Lee Stine
Bud Tinning
Columbus
Kansas City
Bob Klinger
Tinning
Ankenman
Red Bird
Toledo
Milwaukee
Baseball and hockey results with scattered schedule notes
Yesterday's results show American Association games with Toledo and Milwaukee postponed, Columbus beating San City 5, St. Paul 4 1, and Detroit 3 6. New York 14 7 over Cleveland while Boston trails. National League scores include New York 2 0 over Pillsharch and Chicago 2 0 over Dv. An inheritance tax fact notes an Englishman leaving $1,000 with heirs receiving $100,000 and the rest to the British government.
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Sawapalis
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Mat
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York
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Bury
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Chicago Perry
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Sue Boston Os
Salesman Sam Faces Strain in Tight Pole Standoff
A comical scene shows Salesman Sam lingering near a shaky pole as two people struggle to stay balanced. The pole proves unstable and humorously fails to support both individuals, prompting lighthearted tension and cheers from bystanders.
Braddock Lays Foundation For Title On Griffin
The article traces James J. Braddock fatefully rebuilding his career after a Salvation Army era, aided by Corn Griffin who rose from nowhere to fortify the heavyweight scene. Griffin’s workouts with Primo Camera helped him gain fame and set the stage for Braddock’s comeback to the title chase. Braddock defeated Max Baer in a taxing fight, securing the championship and establishing a lasting financial base including a trust fund for his children.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Corn Griffin
Georgia
Braddock
Jersey
Griffin
Uncle
Carnera
Jimmy Pau Vaca de Euss
State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Baer
Stevedore
Jay
Howard
Yale
Rose Marie
Vassar
Chess Club Meets and Studies Play in La Crosse
The La Crosse Chess Club held its weekly meeting at 110 North Fourth Street with Walter Heyn presenting on endgames and king and pawn opposition. The club then played the third round of the finals of the annual championship, with results listed and several defaults noted.
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la Crosse
North Fourth Street
Walter Heyn
FERA Training 1s Bringing Results
The FERA women’s division reports 2,358 women completed courses at domestic worker schools in 21 states as relief projects, with 1,213 securing jobs. The effort raises standards and wages for domestic service in many communities.
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FERA
Florals Practice Schedule And Post Office Team Meeting
The La Crosse Florals plan practice at Roosevelt field tonight at 6 and Friday at 6 to face the post office team on West avenue. Radde and Nesseth lead the Florals while Weeks and Hiegel coach the postal carriers. A separate item reports a two year old girl in St Paul having an open safety pin removed from her esophagus after an X-ray located the pin and a bronchoscope removal was performed.
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la Crosse
Roosevelt Field
West Avenue
Radde and
Nesseth
Weeks
Hiegel
St. Paul
Minn
Leana Hofacker
Moffett Becomes Head Coach for Waukon High
At a Waukon board meeting Howard B. Moffitt was elected head coach of athletics for the high school and junior college. A former University of Iowa star, his promotion follows just one year in coaching. Arnold Keester, a German instructor, is named Moffitt's assistant.
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Waukon
Waukon Board of Education
Howard B. Moffitt
Moffitt
University of Iowa
Arnold Keester
Junior Baseball Players Report for Legion program at Copeland park
All boys ages 1 through 14 who want to play in the American Legion junior baseball program should attend an organization meeting at Copeland park Friday at 1 p.m. Teams should have their nine on the field. At 3:15 p.m. the Legion Juniors play S and H. Those not on teams will be assigned to a club. Players aiming for the All-Star team should report for practice Saturday at 1 p.m. at Copeland park.
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American Legion
Copeland Park
Legion
All-Star Legion
NCAA Meet To Attract Stars In California Event
Berkeley coverage previews the 14th annual NCAA track and field meet at Edwards Stadium. Willis Ward of Michigan enters the 120 yard high hurdles amid a strong field including Sam Allen, Phil Good, Jack Kellner and Tom Moore. Jesse Owens and Ohio State are preparing after training in Los Angeles.
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Calif
Edwards Stadium
T. Nelson Metcalf
Chicago
N.C.A.A. Track and Field Committee
Willis Ward
Michigan
Phil Cope
Roy Staley
University of South California
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
Phil Good
Bowdoin
Sammy Klopstock
Stanford
Jack Kellner
Wisconsin
Tom Moore
California
Ward
Ohio State University
Jesse Owens
Los Angeles
Four Duels Set In Women's Trans Mississippi Golf
Four all-star duels are scheduled for the quarter finals of the Trans Mississsippi golf tournament at the Omaha Field Club. Top seeds include Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City and Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis. Marion Miley of Kentucky and Sara Guth of St Louis follow. Also in action are Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita with Miss Phyllis Buchanan of Denver. The fourth pairing features Lucile Robinson of Des Moines and Patty Jane Berg of Minneapolis.
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Neb
Hill
Kansas City
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tennessee
Marion Miley
Lexington
Kentucky
Sara Guth
St. Louis
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kans
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Patty Jane Berg
Minneapolis
Garibaldi Captures Wrestling Match in Ohio
Ralph Garibaldi of St. Louis defeated Jack Gacek of Racine Wis when Gacek was disqualified for roughness on a wrestling card in Columbus Ohio Wednesday night. Jumping beans are consulted by superstitious Mexicans with beans meaning yes and away meaning no.
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Ralph Garibaldi
St. Louis
Jack
Gacek
Racine
Wis
Wittenbergs Peerless Play Winona Clubs
The Peerless Beers and Wittenbergs will travel to Winona for a double bill under flood lights. The Beers face the Bubs Beers in a postponed Intercity league game while the Wittenbergs, city league leaders, meet the Safranex Meats. Friday also features Peerless versus Sheldon Cigars and 5 and H and Modern Laundry in Intercity league games at Athletic Park.
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Wittenbergs
Winona
Bubs
Wittenberg
Safranex Meats
Peerless Clan
Sheldon Cigars
H. and
Modern Laundry
Athletic Park
Grange Named Bears Backfield Coach After Playing Career
Chicago reports Red Grange accepts a backfield coaching post with the Bears after a storied career. The famous Red Grange totaled 4 013 carries for 32 820 yards and 531 touchdowns across high school college and pro play. He will begin as a backfield instructor under George Halas.
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Red Grange
Chicago Bears
Red Head
Wheaton, Ill
University of Illinois
Wheaton
Illinois
Ohio State
Grange
Bears
George Halas
Harvard Yale Regatta Set With Roosevelt Expected
Harvard Yale regatta headlines Today with Yale favored in varsity race while Harvard seeks to extend its dominance. Franklin Roosevelt Jr expected to attend as President Roosevelt visits New London for the event. Freshmen race at 9 30 a m, varsity four mile downstream later. Harvard shows fastest upstream time trial at 20 minutes 23 seconds.
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Conn
California
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Harvard
Yale
Elis
Johnny Jackson
New Haven
Auto Racing Under Flood Lights at Des Moines
Leading drivers from across the country join Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids at the Iowa State Fairgrounds for the Midwest’s first night auto racing meet. Seven events offer a total prize of 2000 dollars. The main event is the 25 lap Central States sweepstakes featuring Verne Franke of Chicago who beat Kelly Petillo at Chicago Speedway on June 9.
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Des Moines
Iowa
I/P
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Midwest
Central States
Verne Franke
Chicago
Kelly Petillo
Indianapolis
Chicago Speedway
Schrader
Clay Court Net Play To Start In Chicago
After three days of rain the national clay court championships in Chicago near River Forest and Oak Park begin with rapid eliminations on Thursday. Officials hoped to reach the fourth round by nightfall despite the delays.
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Chicago
River Forest
Oak Park
Meanwell Has Not Made Recommendation For Wisconsin Coach
George Gibson Carleton college football coach was reported as a candidate for Wisconsin yet athletic director Dr. Walter E Meanwell said no recommendation has been made and the athletic board will not consider candidates until next month. Gibson previously coached at Minnesota under Clarence Spears.
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Madison
Wis
George Gibson
Carleton College
University of Wisconsin
Walter E. Meanwell
Meanwell
Gibson
Minnesota
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin
Jaces Boost Safety Plan For Bicycles
The La Crosse Association of Commerce outlines a safety push for its June six hour bicycle race for boys at the Inter-State fair grounds. Each contestant will receive a red glass reflector to mount on the rear mudguard to reduce night accidents. The reflectors follow a fatal local crash, and the bicycle committee led by Jerry Zein hopes widespread use will lower incidents. About 80 boys are entered. prizes for the top 120 places include two bicycles and two wrist watches, with rules distributed at the fair grounds assembly.
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Association of Commerce
la Crosse
Jerry Zein
Majestic News and Gift Shop
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