Kurth eyed to coach Aquinas football by Booster club push
Joe Kurth potential football coach role discussed by Father Hilary A. Leather principal with Aquinas Booster club driving the effort. If chosen, Kurth would also tutor basketball and track while continuing insurance work, with duties starting after 3 p m. Word traces back to February and March amid ongoing deliberations in La Crosse.
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Joe Kurth
Hilary A. Leather
Joe
LeRoy Keegan
George Schneelerger
Kurth
Kedays
Lance
la Crosse
Green Bay
Packers
Notre Dame
Sophoe
Knute Rockne
Wisconsin Trapshooters Return To La Crosse For 36th Championship
The 36th Wisconsin Trapshooters Association state championship will be held July 26 to 28 at the La Crosse Gun Club Myrick Park galleries. Entrants include top shooters from Chicago Minnesota and Des Moines with Willis Spence and Boots Ludington among prior champions. The event features 150 100 and 200 target contests plus handicaps doubles and team events culminating in Friday's meeting and officer elections.
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Coramunitins
la Crosse
Wisconsin Trapshooters’ Association
Myrick Park
Edward P. Newbury
Frank N. Vyvyan
Chicago
John Ashby
Tri-State
Harry Maginnis
Billy Fawcett
Zweiner Brothers
Minnesota
Meadows
Des Moines
la Crosse Club
Willis Spence
R. R. Woodrum
Spirit Lake
Woodside
Monegan
Dr. Ashby
Fred “Boots Ludington
Wauwalosa
Manning
Harry Billett
Oconomo
Ludington
Bille
Jillett
Spence
H. E. Wolfram
Lake Mills
Tliss C. N. J. Huck
Kangasville
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Bernice Billett
Oconemowoc
Harry
Hanar
Bob Coffey
Prairie City
Amateur Trapshooting Association
C. Hayward
Wesauwega
Harry Mullatt
Qconomowoc
Durand
A. Nelson
Oshkosh
Carl Koeffler
Milwaukee
Hayward
Bitler
Nicklas
Max Baer Marries Mary Silen Sullivan in Secrecy
heavyweight champion Max Baer wed Mary Silen Sullivan of Ithaca New York in a quiet ceremony at Washington DC with Justice F Dickinson Letts officiating. The bride, 32, previously managed the Willard hotel coffee shop, and Baer planned a swift flight to New York after the ceremony with couple witnesses Claire Wagner and Thomas O'Brien.
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Washington
Max Baer
Mary Silen Sullivan
Ithaca
New York
F. Dickinson Letts
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Baer
Willard Hotel
Claire Wagner
Day O'Brien
Local Firms Enter Cars In Midget Races
Tri-State Auto Racing association announc es an all local midget car show in two weeks after a postponement. Track official Murray says four local dealers are building cars and drivers include four from La Crosse, two from Winona and one from Spada. Dealers entered are Mckenzie Mashak Leissring and Olstad Cheney. Murtrax notes Logan track is being reconditioned and will be oiled to curb dust for future races.
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Tri-State Auto Racing Association
Murray
la Crosse
Winona
Spada
Mckenzie
Mashak
Leissring
Olstad
Cheney
Murtrax
Logan Track
Yank Homers Beat Senators in late tilt
New York report notes Gomez weakens late as the Yankees win over the Senators. The National Boxing Association ranking lists James J Braddock as champ with Joe Louis No 2 and Max Schmeling No 3. The top ten heavyweight lineup includes Baer Carnera Neusen Hamas Lasky Doyle Peterson.
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Yank
Senators
Gomez
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
National Boxing Association
Crown
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
N. B.A
Primo Carnera
Walter Neusen
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Jack Doyle
Jack Peterson
Browns Regain Hitting Stride In Win Over Tigers 9-3
Baseball notes report the Browns rallying past the Detroit Tigers 5 3 in a separate game, with Ivy Andrews exiting early, Marvin Owen driving in runs, and Hank Greenberg leading Detroit’s offense. In New York the Yankees beat the Washington Senators 8 3 with Ben Chapman and Earle Combs homering inside the park, Vernon Gomez earning his seventh win despite a late challenge from Johnny Murphy. The Red Sox sweep the Athletics 6 4 and 13 6 as Lefty Grove shines, while Cleveland defeats Chicago 5 1 with Trosky and Vosmik homering. A crowded box of results from the day’s games is summarized.
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New York
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Senators
Comez
Yanks
Johnny Murphy
Bump ‘Hadley
Washington
Ben Chapman
Earle Combs
Yankee
Chapman
Lou Gehrig
Joe Kuhei
Johnny Stone
Hadley
Gomez
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Trosky
Tribe
Vosmik
Hadley and Helbrook
Murphy and Dickey
Detroit
Louis
Bridges
Cochrane
Andrews
Coffman
Hemsley
BO Phelys
Fischer
Salveson
Sewell
Shea
Hudlin
L Brown
Phillips
Weeks Walks Off As Tie Ends Post Office Hall Game
In Athletic park Saturday night the American Legion Post Office d ball game ended 13 all after a dispute at second base. Crow Shimshak scored on a juggled catch but left base before the ball was ruled caught, prompting Weeks to walk off the field. Bill Grady returned to finish the bottom of the seventh. the game was finally called with the score tied.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Grove
Whitey Wilshire
Carl Reynolds
Red Sox
George Blaeholder
Bill Werner
Russ Works
Post Office
Case
American Legion Post Office
Athletic Park
Crow Shimshak
The
Legion
Bill Grady
Sailor Nesse
Shimshak
la Crosse Florals
Tribune
Firemen
Grady
Weeks
Mekvold
Lipovetz
Casperson
Sexayer
Johnson Takes Charge Of Franz At Winona
Howie Johnson of La Crosse Teachers College takes control of the Franz club and will lead a 15 man squad to Winona to face the Polish National Alliance team in the season opener for PNA play. Manager Corrie Shortell resigns. Butterwick shifts positions. Humphreys added. Watts remains at shortstop.
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Howie Johnson
la Crosse Teachers College
Brice Humphreys
Will Cavort
Harry Selke
Johnny Watts
Blues Beat Colonels in Series Finale
Kansas City wins final game 10 to 3 to take three of four against Louisville. Sewell, Ringhofer, Page, Wirtren contribute as Kansas City seizes series on home turf.
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Blues
Colonels
Kansas City
Louisville
Kanaan City
Gox
Sewell Nekaia
Ringhoter
Page
Wirtren
Ted Smith to Compete Monday at Lawsonia
Ted Smith country club professional will compete in the 36 note Lawsonia open golf tournament Monday. He leaves today for the resort on Green Lake.
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Elecees
Ted Smith
Pra
Rewlis
Enlins
Aimee Oaths
Johnny Erikson
Pooply
Erickson
Oleon
Hiadeel Bus
Hych
Dene Tugates
Tod
Shane
Lawsonia
Cesart
Green Lake
Diamond Ball Standings Reach Weekend Showdowns
Local standings list matchups including Derrinss against Inte and Merkice against Winenn. Other Friday schedule items feature Teerlese versus Sand S and La Crosse clashes Cafair laundry teams.
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Webbs
la Crosse
Sand S
Caundry
Sheldons
Local Legion Beats Sparta in Error‑Riddled Junior League Win
La Crosse All‑Stars toppled Sparta 7 to 5 at Copeland Park in a Junior Legion game aided by three third‑inning errors by Sparta and five miscues by locals. Naegle pitched for La Crosse with Cohmer on the mound for Sparta.
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la Crosse All-Stars
Sparta Horsehide Tozsers
Copeland Park
American Legion
Cohmer
Legion
Putates
Yanks
Cardinale
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Peds
Nelsons
Copeland Spark, Gals
Browns
Indians
Legion Cubs
White Sox
Copeo
Tly
la Crosse Legion Fy
iSparta
Sparta
Mungo Leads Dodgers Past Giants 3-2 in Tight Win
Mungo outpitched Fred Fitzsimmons and Carl Hubbell to earn his tenth victory as Brooklyn tops the Giants 3-2. The Dodgers broke a tie with a sixth inning rally, getting a pass to Tony Cuccinello and key hits from Mungo and Ralph Bayle for the decisive run. Frenchy Bordagaray drove in two Brooklyn runs while Mungo finished strong, retiring the last 13 Giants in order.
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Brooklyn
van Lingle
Mungo
Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Tony Cuccinello
Ralph Bayle
Frenchy Bordagaray
Danny Taylor
Americans Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Eight-Player Field
Four Americans survive to the quarterfinals as the All England Championships narrow to eight men and sixteen women. Sidney Wood and Donald Budge join the men’s quarterfinal lineup, with Helen Jacobs and Helen Wills Moody advancing for the United States in the women’s draw. Doubles top seeds John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison show form, beating Nishimura and Yamagishi as Budge and Maku advance in the singles.
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London
Sidney Wood
York
Donald Budge
California
Harry Hopman
Australia
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
England
Hideo Nishimura
Jiro Yamagishi
Budge
Gene Maku
Los Angeles
Woof
Jack Crawford
Australin
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Otter
Perry
Roderich Menzel
Big
Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Vivian McGrath
Australi
Red Birds take fourth game over St Paul 7 to 2
Columbus defeated St Paul 7 to 2 as the Red Birds built a 4 run first inning and chased pitcher Lou Fette early. Line scores show Columbus 7 runs on 11 hits with St Paul managing 2 runs and 6 hits.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Red Birds
the Birds
Lou Fette
St.Paul
Wisconsin Football Players Declared Ineligible for Fall
Three UW football players are ruled scholastically ineligible for the next season. Emmett Mortell from Appleton along with freshmen Dave Abel of Madison and Tom Sweeney of Reedsburg will not be eligible to compete. Summer school may allow other candidates to address deficiencies.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Emmett Mortell
Appleton
Clarence Spears
Dave Abel
Tom Sweeney
Reedsburg
Riverdale Course Opens Amid Scenic Nine Hole Play
The Riverdale golf course on Minnesota highway No. 3 north of La Crosse opens today. It is a 1900 yard nine hole layout with natural hazards and elevated tees. Owner George C. Philips renovated the club house adding a 100 seat dining room and a large outdoor pool. Ray Mangrum wins Pennsylvania Open with a final round 70 for 290.
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Riverdale
la Crosse
George C. Philips
Mississippi River
Philips
Mangbum
Hershey
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
First Round Pairings Announced In Local Handicap Tourney
Horace Bud Holley led qualifying with an 81 gross and 68 net at the La Crosse Country Club, while Russ Thormpson carded a 75 but did not qualify. First round matches in the top bracket include Holley vs Wittich and Buel vs Downes with several more contests listed for both top and lower brackets.
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Horace
Bud) Holley
Holley
Russ Thormpson
Bud Holley
George Wittich
George Buel
de, Downes
Don Stratton
J. H. Miller
Don Field
Forey Russell
Fred Reynolds
C I. Wollan
A. W. Fagerstrom
Walter Nash
Bill Hurtgen
W. J. Wittich
Sherwood Wing
Fielder Turns Hurler as Hens Beat Millers
Alta Cohen, left handed center fielder, pitched seven strong innings for Toledo Madhens against Minneapolis Millers to earn their only win in the three game set. Cohen left with the win after an eighth inning departure. Joe Lauser belted his 10th homer of the season, fifth in four games, in the eighth with one on.
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Minneapolis
Alta Cohen
Millers
Toledo Madhens
Cohen
Joe Lauser
Toledo
Minneap
Hawler
Susce
Kolp
Sandra
Hargrave
Omaha Winner Of Dwyer Stakes
William Woodward's Omaha son of Gallant Fox added to his three year old championship by soundly whipping five rivals in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct.
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New York
William Woodward
Omaha
Gallant Fox
Aqueuct
Country Club Women Plan Winona Return Match
La Crosse women decide to meet Winona for a return engagement on Tuesday here. Other plans were postponed after the arrangement. Winona recently defeated La Crosse in a previous meeting.
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Country Club
Winona
la Crosse Country Club
la Crosse
Bruin pitching wins pair as Cubs top Pirates in 12 innings
Larry French and Alan Warneke shut down Pittsburgh 1–0 in 12 innings in game one as the Cubs gain second place. Chuck Klein's 11th homer gives Chicago a 2–1 edge in game two, with Red Lucas outdueling Hoyt. Hampered Cubs turn 21 assists, five double plays, and key defensive plays to sweep two games at Wrigley Field.
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Chicago
Larry French
Alan Warneke
Cubs
Fittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Warneke
Red Lucas
Waite Hoyt
French
Cub
Billy Herman
Fred Lindstrom
Pirate
Gus Suhr
Klein
English
Hoyt
Stainback
Lindstrang
Suns
Kivin
Herman
Hartnett
Bucs
Vaughan
Young
Wrigley Field
Pittsburgh
Ann
Xy Chivara
Nod Hoi
Ff Hoyt
Paddens French
O' Des
Ranier Pittsburehk
Ronan Chicagnoe
Lucas
Race
Bantnect
Hess and Patterson Meet For Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Hess of Rice Institute known as Champ and Leonard Patterson of California Tech reached the final after dramatic comebacks. Hess rallied from deficits to beat Sutter of Tulane 7 5 7 5 6 1. Patterson swept past Russell Ball after losing two sets to win 4 6 4 6 16 3 8 4 6 2. They square off today for the championship.
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Evanston
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Houston
Champ
Leonard Patterson
California Tech
Ingles
Hess
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Patterson
Russell Ball
Northwestern
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Mark Sutton
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Ind
Hoosier
Hugh Rabber
Mark
Stanley McDonald
Europe
Gunners Uip
Bey Maier
Teal
Bicycle League of America
Mader
Dick Paulson
Biss
Ay Lee Smith
Cxcle
Inday
Ben. SU
Maxie Baer
N.B.A
Schmeling
Joe Louis Foe
Tigers
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Detroit Tigers
Ivy Andrews
Marvin Owen
Dick Coffman
Boston
Groveland H. Ferrell
Wilshere
Benton
Caster
Berry
Ragion
Philadelpus
BF Welon
HR. Ferrell
Blueholder
Richards
Johnson
Franz
Diamond Ball
Ean
Eheldons
Os Bud's
Interstate Packers
Ase Matern
Weat
HW. Spertsa & Ban Webb Oiis
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Poe
Caledonia
Canphelis
Ligan
Watrenberes
Uptowns
West Roses
Florgis
Centrals
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Caledonia Ows
Eegsn
Tranessive Wien
Herss
Wet Avenue
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Vrtowns
New Florals
Its
Campbells
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
St Johnson
Myers
Paul Dean
Walker
Curt Davis
Boston Braves
Mancuso
Munge
Lopez
Magood Age
Marfatden
Davis
Wilso Benton
Spearer
Dean
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Collins and Delancey
Nelson
Hollingsworth
Brennan
Campbell
Ist
Paul
Diamond
PRION
Anderson Tire and Battery Service
Fifth Avenue South
pCa Chs
GoLa Crest Motor Oil
Cer Rapidiz
Badger
George Philips
Chick Diner
F. Hall
Art Erickson
Fred Crosby
Ray Nibbe
John Elliott
A. A. Shillings
L. F. Sill
Art Holmes
E. H. Erickson
Harry Raper
R. L. Towne
Sam Johnson
Frank, Fyre
Johnny Robinson
Jack Au
Bruins
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