Sheldon Rac Boys Rally To Edge Winona Oils
Sheldon Cl- Rac males staged a four run rally in the sixth inning to turn a deficit into a 6 2 Intercity league victory over Winona Webb Oils at Athletic Park. Carroll pitched well, facing 12 in four frames, as Mahike and Keegan helped spark the late uprising with hits and scoring plays.
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Robert
Dorsch
Carrol
Plaut
Gabrych
Ef. Vorlker
Squire
Charley Mahike
Bugs Knutson
Douic
Borotra Prepares Quiet Duel With Paris Reporter
Paris sports writer Poulain has challenged Jean Borotra to a duel. Borotra, finishing a five set singles loss, declines to discuss details and says the matter rests with his seconds. He warns his seconds Rene La Coste and General Pierre Alvin, and emphasizes the seriousness in France ahead of Wimbledon.
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Roger D. Greene
Prem
London
Jean Borotra
D'Artagnan
Paris
Spidier Poulain
Poulain
Rene la Coste
Pierre Alvin
Roderich Mensel
Boratra
Wimbledon
France
Borotra
Aulo
Menzel
Bernetta
Frante
la Coste
Garry Garringer Sparks Packers to 71 1 Win in Exhibition
Garry Garringer pitched the Winona Interstate Packers to a 71 1 rout of Modern Laundry, allowing five hits as Rezab homered and Hittner collected four safeties. Dutch Bendel fanned four for Modern Laundry, while Borotra and Poulain exchange on court duel remarks and Wimbledon, Davis Cup.
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Garry Garringer
Winona Interstate Packers
Jane
Rezab
Packers
Hittner
Whitehall Golfers Fall to Arcadia on Arcadia Course
Whitehall, Wis. special: Arcadia defeats Whitehall 28 to 19 on the Arcadia course Tuesday. Arcadia’s A O Parson shot 75, followed by Millard Barlow 76. Whitehall medalists Gust Thomley Jr. 75 and Lyle Pavela 76. Multiple players listed with scores and ties across the two clubs.
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Whitehall
Wis
Arcadia Club
Arcadia
Sigan
A. O. Torson
Millard Barlow
Gust Thomley Jr
Lyle Pavela
Whitehat
Wille Johnsen
Dr. Parson
Muamles Ji
Emil Rotering
Pra
Frank Jellen
Sam Hunter
Wwek
J i
Qh Pavel
Ole Schroeder
Martha Maloney
William Haines Jednhosm
Nolton
Berger Tund
L. ‘Davennert Larwan
Louis Tops In Fist Rank With Stiff Punch, Punches Tally Rising
By ALAN GOULD Integ Press Sports Writer. In less than two weeks and with nearly two dozen paralyzing punches, Joe Louis has shifted the heavyweight picture. Louis dominates headlines over Braddock, Baer, Schmeling talks, and possible fall defenses. Braddock ready to fight Louis. Carnera's career may be ended by Louis power. promoters eye New York venues for massive purses and potential future title bouts.
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Alan Gould
Integ Press
York
Joe Louis
Fsti
Louis
Brown Humber
Detroit
James 4. Braddock
Polo Grounds
Baer
Carnera
Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Schmeling
United States
Mike
Joe
Garden Holds Bay
Schmelng
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havena
Heer
Alma Takes Lead In Legion Baseball
Alma moved to the top of Trempealeau Buffalo and Pepin Counties American Legion Junior Baseball league after winning twice. Friday Alma beat Durand at Alma 13 to 6. Monday Alma defeated Arcadia 9 to 5. Independence and Mondovi were tied for second. Mondovi lost to Independence 10 to 8 at Mondovi Friday. Durand fell to Alma and Mondovi. Independence beat Mondovi in a 10 inning practice game at Osseo 3 to 2.
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Loos ‘Amm
Mandovi
Independence
Durand
Arcadia
Whitehall
Wis
Alma
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Pepin Counties
American Legion
Mondovi
Osseo
Hamman Opens Bid For T M Golf Title
Des Moines Tex Hamman from Par is opened his bid for a second Trans Miss golf title facing Bob McCrary of Des Moines in a first round 18 hole match. Defending champion did not enter 36 hole qualifier won by Denmar Miller of Des Moines with medalist 147. Johnny Goodman of Omaha meets Pat Sawyer of Minneapolis in another Thursday feature. Goodman posted 76 and 77 in qualification while Sawyer shot 80.
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Des Moines
Leland Hamman
Paris
Tex
Bob McCrary
Denmar Miller
Pat Sawyer
Minneapo
Johnny
Sawyer
Pirates pound Cincinnati in doubleheader victory
George Watkins led the Pirates with four homers and two singles, driving a strong offense as they limited the Braves to ten hits in a doubleheader win. Bucher and Bordaparay delivered in the Dodgers’ win, while Schumacher of the Giants scattered eight Chicago hits for an eighth straight win.
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Associated Press
George Watkins
Pirates
Cincinnati
Guy Bush
Gilt Swift
Braves
Jim Bucher
French Bordaparay
Dodgers
Bucher
Cardinals
Bordagaray
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Chicago
Chess Club Reorganizes In La Crosse Inc structure
The Chess club of La Crosse, Inc. replaces the old group at its fourth annual meeting at 410 North Fourth Street. Articles of incorporation recorded, by-laws adopted, and membership grows from six to 23. Directors elected: Adolph Bue, H. L. Atlee, Walter Heyn, William A. Riek, Reinhold Wittig. Heyn named president, Riek vice president and tournament director, Atlee treasurer, Bue secretary, Wittig membership chair. The club plans a master class cup and five book prizes for top places as rounds proceed.
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Chess Club of la Crosse, Inc
North Fourth Street
la Crosse Chess Club
Adolph Bue
H. L. Atlee
Walter Heyn
William A. Riek
Reinhold Wittig
Heyn
Donkey Ball Returns to La Crosse This Weekend
Donkey ball returns to La Crosse this weekend with two twin bills at Athletic Park. Saturday features the American Legion versus the Post Office at 6 p.m. under floodlights, followed by the donkey ball game. Sunday night pits the Tribune against the Firemen in a regulation d ball and donkey ball double header.
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la Crosse
American Legion
B P. m
Athletic Park
the Tribune
Whitcombe Sprints Ahead With 68 In Open Championship
Charles A Whitcombe, veteran Ryder Cup player, fired a 68 in the British Open's second round to go 36 holes at 139 and lead at halfway. Alfred Perry stood five behind at 144 after a 75 following a 69 first round, while MacDonald Smith drifted to 146 with a 71 second round. Henry Picard and Henry Catton also put together 145s as the field narrows toward Friday’s decisive stretch.
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Gayle Talbot
Press Sports Wester
Muirfield
Scotland
Charles A. Whitcombe
Whitcombe
Alfred Perry
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Calif
Henry Catton
Robert Sweeney
New York
London
Aubrey Boomer
France
Ahave
Henry Picard
Hershey
Pennsylvania
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Holy Cross Star Plans Priesthood After Braves Trial
Eadie Moriarity, former Holy Cross captain, quit a promising major league career after a week with the Boston Braves. He rushed home to Holyoke and revealed plans to enter a Montreal seminary to study for the priesthood, saying professional baseball failed to appeal.
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Holy Cross Star
Holyoke
Mass
Eadie Moriarity
Boston Braves
Holy Cross
The
Brave
Montreal
Tomah Hosts Fort Sheridan Club in All Star Game
Tomah Wisconsin will host the Fort Sheridan baseball team in an all star attraction Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The event is billed as the best offered here for some time with both teams fielding strong lineups and eager to entertain local fans.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomna Reds
Fort Sheridan
Association Nears Halfway Mark in Pennant Race
The American Association nears the season's halfway point amid postponements, with Presidents and managers praising fan support for Kansas City, Minneapolis, St Paul, and Milwaukee. St Paul’s new deal club shows the largest attendance gain while Dutch Zwilling’s Kansas City Blues surge after a slow start. Rosenthal leads St Paul with two doubles and a single in a 6 to 7 win over Columbus, while Sulik stars for Kansas City in a 11 hit night game against Louisville.
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Dor
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
Brewers
Larry Rosenthal
St. Paw
Saints
Columbus Red Birds
Rosenthal
Lee Stine
Sulik
Blues
Felder
Louisville
Colonels
Struss
Peterson
Lecomte
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