Troubadours Meet Black River Falls at Copeland Park
Troubadours base ball clan hosts Black River Falls Boosters at Copeland park Sunday at 3 pm. Father Peters anchors Falls lineup at first base and bats third. Dunham previews free admission with pass-the-bat in grandstand. Falls recent results include 6 3 win over Gale and 2 0 win over Monroe Monarchs. Jones Rudolph to pitch the invaders.
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Wack Dunham
Black River Falls
Invaders
Father Peters
Falls
Dunham
Black River Walls
Monroe
Louisiana
Adams
Johnson
Jorgenson
A. Young
Bert Jones
Rudolph
la Crosse
Erickson
Cappy Groth
Pip Wrest
Black Hiver
Black Hiver Folia Troubadoure Sonn
Glastrenner
Sprester
Stepienson
Father Feters
Pohlman
If Erickson
C Larson
Rf A. Rudolph
Tb O
Young
St Schroeder
Eleven
Ce McKenzie
Hanga
Re Weber
Jones
P Wuest
P Grath
California Bears Win National Sprint Regatta by Narrow Margin
California bears win the national sprint regatta with a close finish among four crews. Washington places second, Syracuse third, and Pennsylvania fourth. California also wins the consolation race with UCLA defeating Wisconsin by four feet.
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Lone Beath
University of California
Prent Oarsmen
Washington
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Brars
University of California At Los Angeles
Wisconsin
4-H Diamondball Clash In La Crosse County Today
Five 4-H club diamondball games are scheduled across La Crosse County. Fish Creek meets Prairie Dutch Creek at Fish Creek. Fauver Hill hosts Midway Rice Prairie. French Island vs Mindoro. Lewis Valley faces Bell's Coulee. Irish Coulee meets Burnham Valley.
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la Crosse County
Fish Creek
Prairie-Dutch Creek
Fauver Hill
Midway
Rice Prairie
French Island
Mindoro
Lewis Valley
Bell’s
Purvis Joins Purdue Football Freshman Coach Staff
Duane Purvis, a standout Purdue football and track star, will become an assistant freshman football coach for the Boilermakers next fall. Athletic director Noble Kizer announced the hiring on a Saturday.
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Duane Purvis
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Boilermakers
Noble Kizer
Cubs Play Safraneks At Dakota Picnic
Dresbach Husmann Cubs meet Sefanek Meats Wynonk class B leaders at the Dakota Minn Catholic picnic today at 2 30 p m. Cubs seek win in afternoon game amid local sports schedule action.
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Cubs
Safraneks
Husmann Cubs
Dresbach
Sefanek Meats
Dakota, Minn
Armstrong in semis at Illinois amateur golf tourney
Rockford veteran Armstrong reached the semi finals by defeating Al Lays of Chicago 3 and 2. Al Andereggen Chicago beat George K. White of Waukegan 2 and 1 to join him in the semis. Andereggen was set to meet Hobart in the next round.
Opal Hill Captures Sixth Western Open Golf Title
Kansas City star Opal Hill won the sixth annual women's Western Open at Sunset Ridge Country Club beating Mrs. M L Reinhardt 9 and 7 after a rapid move to lead by four early holes. Hill, who learned golf at 37, extended her advantage through the 36 holes and closed on the 28th green.
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Chicago
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Sunset Ridge Country Club
L. Reinhardt
Winnetka, II
Hill
Helen Hicks
Reinhardt
Maple Grove Ladies Stage Annual Party In Maple Grove
The Maple Grove golf club Ladies announce their annual dress-up party to be held Tuesday with a prize for the most original costume. The event will feature social gathering and themed attire among members.
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Maple Grove
The
Maple Grove Golf Club
Saturday Jinx Hits Brews as Tribe Wins
The Milwaukee Brewers lost 8 to 4 to the Indianapolis Indians, dropping the final game of the series. Crip Polls lasted under two innings as the Tribe surged to five runs in the first two frames. Turner, Larkin, and teammates. Eloza led Brewers with four of eleven hits in a day full of strikeouts and miscues.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis Indians
Tribe
Steve Larking
Jim Turner
Brewers
Forrest Presnell
Dack Eloza
Brewer
Indianapolis
Turner and
Riddle
Poll
Larkin
Fressnell
Rensa
Goodman and Dawson Reach T. M. Finals
Johnny Goodman and Johnny Dawson advanced to the finals of the Trans Misssissippi golf meet in Des Moines. Goodman, a 1933 national Open winner, defeated Leland Hamman 5 to 4, while Dawson beat Sid Richardson 7 and 6 as the Creston player faded.
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Des Moines
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Dawson
America
Goodman
Omaha
Leland Hamman
Paris
Tex
Dawson
Sid Richardson
Creston
Ed White Defeats Haas to Claim Intercollegiate Title
Texas golfer Ed White defeated Fred Haas of LSU 5 and 4 to win the national intercollegiate championship after a week of strong play. The planned duel between Borotra and Poulain in Wimbledon was canceled.
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Washington
Ed White
Texas
Fred Haas
Louisiana State
Wimbledon
Eng
Jean Borotra
France
Didier Poulain
Borotra
Battle over migratory waterfowl zones looms in upper Mississippi
Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa unite to challenge federal control of open and closed areas in the Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge from Rock Island to Wabasha. They accuse the U S Biological Survey of restricting hunting while seeking broader authority. A mass petition from 263 550 supporters calls for a nationwide closed season and stricter enforcement, urging President Roosevelt to act promptly. Local sports groups discuss possible reduced bag limits and earlier trout seasons amid river projects and drought.
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Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
U. S
Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge
Rock Island
Wabasha
Ray C. Steele
Winona
Steele
Roosevelt
Congress
Midwest Conservation Alliance of
St. Paul
Associated Pres
Waukon Drum Corps Exhibition In Lansing In New Uniforms
The Waukon drum and bugle corps will perform an exhibition on Main street in Lansing in new blue and mustard uniforms. They placed fourth at the Chicago music festival last year and have several new members this season. Nearby Decorah drum and bugle corps paraded and gave a concert in kilts. Also noted, Myrtle Steiber hosted a birthday gathering at her rural home. Calvary Evangelical church ladies’ aid met at a rural home with over 70 attendees from Lansing and May Prairie, listing many local families and neighbors.
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Lansing
Waukon
Main Street
Chicago
Drum and Bogie Corps of
Decorah
Strik~ing
Myrtle Steiber
Fred Steiber
Dan Goettle
Vaid Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
Mzys Prairie
Mmes
Edward Gramlich
Curtis
Clarence Fevyerhelm
Arline
Dorothy
B. G. Feuerhelm
Edward Dee
Waterfowl Conditions Improve at Midwest Parley
At St Paul Minnesota the Midwest game and fish commissioners reported better waterfowl conditions. Debate over a 1934 or 1935 closed season continued with delegates from Minnesota Texas North and South Dakota Wisconsin and Nebraska present.
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Alliance Bulletin
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
California
Utah
New York
Saskatchewan
Midwest Parley
St.Paul
Minn
UFI
Midwest Game and Fish Commissioners
Tews
North
Oscar Johnson
Local Notes From Fountain City Wisconsin
Miss Viola Fried attends a Denver librarians convention and will start duties at a Green Bay library later this summer. Several residents travel or visit, including Mrs. August Fidika in Spokane and Visalia, Calf, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palhemas with daughter Sylvia. Fred Giverson receives knee treatment after a collision south of Fountain City. Funeral planned Sunday for Mrs. Edwin Haeuser, 39, survived by husband seven children and Lorenz family. Burial at Fountain City cemetery.
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Fountain City
Wis
Viola Fried
Denver
Colo
Green Bay
August Fidika
Spokane
Wash
Visalia
Harry Palhemas
Sylvia
Eunice Most
Fort Wayne
Ind
R.A. Most
Fred Giverson
Winona
G. Gottchalk
Piper's Valley
Rose Fiedler
la Crosse
Joseph Beffa
Russell Turton
Milwaukee
Ito
Tillie Grossell
Eagle Valley
Julius Beckly
Edna Brandhorst
Fred Brandhorst
Melvin Fried
St. Paul
Mr. Fried
Meil
Edwin Haeuser
Haeuser
Lorenz
Mary Lorenz
August »Vollbrecht
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Troubadours
Copeland Park
Goombye
Primo Carnera
Max Baers
Joe Louises
Dale Harrison
Tary
Italy
Prima
Boxing Commission
Joe Louis
Max Boer
Bright Broadway Boys
Bright Boys
Bill McGeehan
Jack Dempsey
Paulino Uzeudun
Spain
Joses
Larry Gains
Uzeudun
Rome
Yankee Stadium
Max Haer
Sequals
Papa
Mama
Primo
California Bears Regatta
NEW
Fifth Ave
North Throne 520
Lenore
Homestead
Alice Bridges
Whitinsville
Mass
Manhattan Beach
Miss Kight
Miss Bridges
Jaci O'Neil
Scranton
Jack O'Neil
O'Neil
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Fred Dittwan Hardware CO
Pesco Cue
J. N
Ding
Darling
U.S. Biological Survey
Biological Survey
Mississippi
Alfred Waic
Bulletin
United States
Alliance
Midwest Conservation Alliance
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin Commission
Assembly
St Seielstad
la Crosse Tiver
Tommy Thompson
Joe Mashak
Clarence
Muth
Hirchwood
Fourth and
Cass
Super Auto Service
Vine ST
Vine Street
Chris Schlegel
Is Hotel
Serrow Hd
Bath
Nyehus
Tribune
H. W. MacKenzie
Madison
F. F. Schwab
Frank O’connel
Arthur Peterson
O'Connel
Peterson
Schwab
St Paul
Northwest Airways Corporation
Edward Hentges
Mary Huppert
John Duellman
Mmes. A. P. Zepp
Sylvester Justin
Adeline Fiedler
Fred Stephan
William Knaub
Elizabeth Wunderlich
Josephine Parent
Carda
Zepp
Stephan
LA Crosse Supply CO
Adjustment Service Bureau
Hoeschler
Suly
SALE
Goodrich
Wiggert Bros
Jay Street
Wey
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