Marino Set to Roll Singles and Doubles Friday Morning
Marino to roll his doubles and singles in the state tournament Friday at Recreation drives with special permission. The defending singles champion from Milwaukee will face Otto Stein Jr for the national title, traveling after early rounds and exhibition matches in La Crosse and Chicago.
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Hank Marino
Otto Stein, Jr
Marino
Milwaukee Star
Man‘lay
St. Louis
Stein
Heil Products
Gil Zunker
Meade
Burlington Zephyr
Chicago
Toi Maring
la Crosse
the Tribune
Clarence H. Jonen
State Association
Jonen
Hei Products
Heiss
Schbile Pure
Marina
Green Bay
Alaska trade rise tops year with strong increase
Alaska trade totals reported by the customs collector show Seward activity in 1934 rising by 512 402 over 1933. The notice also cites Dr Alexander O Getter of New York declaring Medici a natural constituent of the human body.
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Alaska
Seward
Collector of Customs
Medici
Alexander O. Getter
New York
Milwaukee star Marino to bow in La Crosse tourney
Hank Marino, the Milwaukee Italian bowler, altered plans and will compete in both singles and doubles in La Crosse this Friday at 7 30 p m. His doubles partner is Gil Unker.
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Hank Marino
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Gil @unker
Favorite To Take Derby At Churchill Downs
Derby rundown shows Today as favorite with 3 to 1 odds, all probables carry 224 pounds except Nellie Flag who gets five fewer. Boxthorn, Omaha, Plat Eye, Blackbirder and others clocked workouts as trainers prepare for Saturday's $40,000 added Kentucky Derby, while Chanceview and Ian McTavish faded in the Barnesdale prep.
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Lowinville
C. V. Whitney
Nellie Flag
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
R. Workman
Col
E.R. Bradley
Boxthorn
Jack Henley
Payne Whitney
Sylvia Coucci
Charles Hainsworth
Hainsworth
William Woodward
Omaha
Galerant Prince
Churchill Downs Oval
Chanceview
J. J. Flani
24 Chicago Fives In Pin Tourney
Twenty four professional and amateur teams gather in Chicago for the Women’s International Bowling tournament. The event aims to claim top positions from out of town pinsters already leading. Wednesday night’s matches showed little change among pace setters with scores including 767 063 739 and a move toward the Sify place, while Angelica markets in St. Louis, Mo. add context to the standings.
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Chicago
UPI
Ehvange
St. Louis
Ontario Beats Hillsboro High in dual meet
Ontario high school defeated Hillsboro High 50 to 40 in a triangle track meet on Tuesday. The winning margin reflected performances across field events led by Gerald Lower with three firsts and notable showings by Bruba Oa and Shields in sprints and jumps.
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Ontario
Wilshore
Kukayo Valley Rats
Suprormey
Gerald Lower Cof
Nison
Oh Tustattés
Bruba Oa
Haley Glid
Ro Nexen Lo' Dleight
Pele Yablt
Shields
Mixon
MeLess
Hi. Fintkht
Feck
G. Bywer
Sivetde
Raley CH
Kauffman
Aiseonhd
Mansberg
Weods
Katmai
Wautiman
Whird
Nanshery
Miller
Ape Lend
Marlen
Shear
Teweew Qods Reennd
Wansters EL
Unird
Brubani
G. Lower So
Uefrechter
Ubird
Hkinois Nine Holds Full Game Lead in Bree Ten Race
Colhrapo Prineis led Michigan by a full lane as Bree Ten baseball standings tightened. Huy Hale Sayteen pitched well with no walks and two strikeouts. Michigan beat Purdue 3 0 to improve to two wins and one loss as this week’s schedule featured Minnesota at Northwest, Wisconsin at lowa, and Notre Dame at Ohio State.
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Colhrapo—Prineis
Michigan
Gaybur
Ant Arbor
Huy Hale Sayteen
Purdue
Cham
Palen
Meehigan
Erickson Holsum Breads win Commercial League crown
Galesville’s reign as loop champion faces a threat after Erickson Holsum Breads defeated Big Shoe Store in two of three games in a roll off on Arcade alleys. The Bakers lost game one by two pins but won games two and three to clinch the title. Ed Krein led with 67 and George Kohn top-scored for the Big Shoes with 93.
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Erickson Holsum Breads
Ageregssion
Bakers
Ed Krein
George Kohn
Erickson
Steehaven BK. Chielen
Tlandicap
Nig HO G. Teonm
Les Wy oWindram
Lowell
Davis Cup Team Sets Lineup for England Quest
The U S L T A named five likely squad members for the Davis Cup trip to England this June to challenge in the zone matches in Mexico City this month. Captain Joseph W Wear of Philadelphia succeeds Dick Williams as captain. Named players: Wilmer Allison of Austin Sidney Wood Jr of New York J Donald Budge of San Francisco C Gene Mako of Los Angeles John Van Ryn of Philadelphia.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Samuel
England
America
Mexico City
L.T.A
Joseph W. Wear
Philadelphia
R. Norris
Dick) Williams
Williams
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
J. Donald Budge
San Francisco
C. Gene Mako
Los Angeles
John van Ryn
Strum High Beats Ettrick In Season Opener 12 to 6
Strum High School defeated Ettrick 12 to 6 in the first game of the season at Ettrick Wisconsin. Ettrick pitchers Redsten and Rogness faced Strum batters Johnson and Black. A return game is scheduled at Strum on Friday May 10. Ettrick is coached by Melvin Bergerson.
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Ettwick
Wis
Strum
Ettrick
Redsten
Rogness
Johnson
Black
Melvin Bergerson
Pahage le
American Association schedule with city matchups
Amateur baseball card style listing shows pairings for American Association teams with cities including Indianapolis Minsk Villeville Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Washington Chicago New York St Louis Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Vinvinrati New York Viltebureh Brooklyn.
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Towehrows Schedue Amicrican Assocetation
Tidianapolis
Minsk
Re Uieville
Kansas City
Timbus
St Maul
Telede
Minneapoliz
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Loui
Hopton
Detroit
Whitsdelphia
Cleveland
Associated Press
Raina City
Irds
A. Laren
Athens
Leos
Rosty
Lams
Nein
Eliert
Apsadys Stars Strike In Tight Ninth Rally
Newswire summary notes Apsadys Stars braced for a late-inning rally as Yan kee wpitching delivered four straight hits tying the game in the ninth. Cardinals and Reds combined for six hits and key power as Earl Averill led the Indians attack with a homer and double. Rick Bariell and Mel Ott sparked the Giants with a belt and a triple each in Tama eve.
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Associated Press
Chiff Selren
Yankee
Pity Dean
Cardinals
Reds
Dobe
Earl Averill
Indians
White Sox
Homer
Rick Bariell
Mel Ott
Giants
Teaner
Tama
Sid Roy Jutneon
Red
Paramel Athletics
Kitase Fah Sav Singin
Coulee Track Meet Field Entrants At La Crosse Teachers College
Holmen Galesville Bangor Onalaska and West Salem send large contingents to the ninth annual circuit track and field meet at the La Crosse Teachers College oval with Galesville aiming to repeat as conference champion while Holmen and Bangor are strong challengers. Friday’s entries include Onalaska with sprint and distance events led by Weslall Prieur and Paul Skogen. West Salem athletes compete in sprints, distance, and field events. Galesville features Florent Gilberg Herbert Lyon and Winifred Byom in multiple dashes and field events. Bangor lists sprinters and distance runners across several events.
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Tve
Coulee
la Crosse Teachers College
Mindoro
Galesville
Holmen
Bangor
Onalaska
West Salem
Weslall Prieur
Wiliam
Testall
William Hauser
Paul Skogen
Robert Petersson
Thron Russell
Olsire Russell
Woodrow Loughan
Kenneth Dertrech
Roger Spangler
Clayton Lambert
Merlin Johnson
Gordon Gul- Nelson
Gordon Guililekson
Robert Demke
Raymond Lemke
Taron Russell
Weetall Prieur
Westall Prieur
William Harner
Robert Peterson
Richard Carietopherson
Robert Lemke
Rosero Young
Rosene Young
Jesse Olson
Chester Spangler
Carsten Smeby
Glen Skoy
Hiram Hanson
Laverna Martin
Richard Knudson
Donald Anderson
Leverne Martin
Rey Olson
Arnald Brudahl
Arnold Olson
Robert Crowley
Irvin Kriese
Laverne Martin
Jahot
Hiram
Tingolff Bakken
Forrest June
Joseph Dale
Winfred Byam
Roland Mcbride
James Stell Bilug
Carroll Bell
Pierent Gilberg
Herbert Lyon
Alex Nelsestue
Laackh
Meie
Haack
Meier
Wilter
Whitehall High Nets Narrow Win Over Eleva 5 to 4
Whitehall High School edged Eleva 5 to 4 in a Tuesday baseball game at Whitehall. The Eleva nine tied the score at four in the fifth with three runs, but Whitehall scored in the sixth when Hogue scored on a ground ball by Robert Van Sickle after reaching on a single. Both teams had six hits. Schedule notes: May 4 at Independence. May 7 Arcadia at Whitehall. May 15 Whitehall at Arcadia. May 17 Whitehall at Independence. May 21 Ossen at Whitehall. May 24 Whitehall at Ossen.
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Whitehall
Wis
Whitehall High
Eleva
Hogue
Robert van Sickle
Alley
Cutler
R. Var Sufile
Paulson
Stuart Olson
Independence
Arcadia
Ossen
Marquette Track Prep Hit by Snow for MSU Dual
Milwaukee Ohio Maquette track team faced snow and cold as it prepared for a final workout before Saturdays dual with Michigan State. Co Captain Emil Kubash was withdrawn from the mile to focus on the 880 yard race, due to MSU's strength in distance events.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Michigan State College
Conrad M. Jennings
Emil Kubash
Marquette
Michigan State
Easlier
Legion Juniors Open 1935 Ameri can Legion Play at Copeland Park
Four teams with 18 players each begin the 1935 Legion junior baseball season Saturday at Copeland park. The Legion Juniors face the All-Stars while S and H play Nelson Clothing. First game 1 30 pm, second 3 pm. C F Evans named Legion Juniors coach. Jack Martin leads the All-Stars. J Gilbertson directs S and H. Cappy Groth coaches the Nelsons.
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American Legion
Copeland Park
Legion
Nelson Clothing Company
C. F. Evans
Jack Martin
J. Gilbertson
Cappy Groth
Nelsons
Indianapolis Indians Extend Lead in American Association
The Indianapolis Indians surged to a two game lead after routing Louisville 10 to 0, then Toledo topped Columbus 10 to 3. Gallivan held Louisville to eight hits as Stoneham and Stephenson drove in three runs each. Rain postponed other games. Friday schedules had Indianapolis at Milwaukee and Toledo at Minneapolis among matchups.
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Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Indians
Louisville Colonels
Toledo
Columbus Red Birds
Colonels
Gallivan
Stoneham
Stephenson
Louisville
Columbus
Stein
Bobby Allaire
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Riddle
Bass
Tisime
Peterson
Thompson
Nia
Azg
Ito Toledo
Aly Zix
Kilnzer
Chambers
Judd
Semis In Chess Meet Are Played
The second round of the semi finals of the fourth annual chess championship tournament conducted by the La Crosse Chess club at 170 North Fourth Street was played Wednesday evening. Results include Group 1 and Group 2 matches with several players winning and losses listed, and standings showing Jones A Bue J GB Reissmayn Koen 4 and other subgroups. The club also announces a problem solving contest with a white to mate in five moves puzzle, to be solved within six months for a prize, with the solution to be revealed next week.
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la Crosse
A. Wittig
L. Melby
Aes
Stewart
RE. Buccan
Groun
J. Gauper EL Mink
W. Niebyhe
Byrning
BE. Helm Rast
List
Gles
Fights Last Night Sowse of Assoriated Press Summary
Grand Parks 8 rounds win over U kyie Tub 155 pounds. Minvennahis KO’d Adult laagieta. Winnipeg outpoints Donwhad M8. Gratton defeats Tommy Nilgon 100 to 91. Sonny Woody loses to Malph Baker 131 to 100. Jo Shannon draws with Blackie 152. Pirrone knocks out Charley Long. Weirton native Ross Fields defeats young Jack Tempsey. Cleveland middleweight Geveland knocks out W Va fighter.
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Assoriated Press
Grand Parks
U—kyie Tub
Minvennahis
Laagieta
Dis
Wargo
Lye Melbullie van
Winnipeg
Donwhad
Gratton
Tommy Nilgon
Sonny Woody
Facwo
Malph Baker
Grand Turrs
Frank Cusuman
Whines
Blackie
Grane Peirce
Jo Shannon
East Liverpool
Paul Pirrone
Geveland
Charley Long
Detroit
Ross Fields
Weirton
W. Va
Jack Tempsey
Cleveland
17 Year Old Robert Moore To Play In Local Exhibition
17 year old Robert Moore, youngest of seven billiard stars, slated for five exhibitions and free instruction at 323 Main Street Friday evening. Part of the national Better Billiards program by the National Billiard Association of America, Moore hails from Grand Rapids Michigan and has not taken pro lessons. He has a rich tour history with 290 wins in 318 shows last year and a top run of 119 in one exhibition.
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Semeabere
Marine
tHeils
Berry
Maing
Emil Kannenberg
Kannenberg
Recreation Alley
Milwauket
The
Steele Recrations
Empoyers Mutuals
Blitz Old Heidel
Sigs
Phinkinton Arcades
Pear
la Crosses
la Crosse Trnaster
Robert Moore
H. Billiard Room
National Billiard Association of America
Robert
Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Ralph Greenseal
America
Kentucky
Needs 600 To Get To Derby
Chicago reports Joseph J. G a barrel nosed horse and owner Louis Peters cling to hope for Kentucky Derby funds. Promised money never arrived. a Chicago bene factor offered only 200, delaying their trip. They wait at the Auto- Ta exposition park as Joseph, once gifted by Charley Bitwell, runs five-eighths of a mile in 1-5.
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Chicago
Joseph J. G
Louis Peters
Angel
Louie
Joseph
Louisville
Auto- Ta
Charley Bitwell
Penn Boxing Head Suspended By Governor McCloskey Action
Harrishurs, Va. Gov George H Bartle suspended Penn boxing head Hadig McCloskey of Johnstown for a month for un warranted conduct. The governor ordered McCloskey to retract statements about three newspaper sports writers and apologize to each. McCloskey had accused editors of being on a wrestling program payroll.
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Shin
Jrkustown
Army
McClaskey
Chester I. [Smith
Pittsburgh
Lawrence McCorley
Philadelphia Daily News
Nobe Prank
Harrisburg Velegraph
Indians At Head For Time Unless Easterners Win
The Cleveland Indians hold the lead in the American League as Walter Johnson’s pitching steadies, with Carl Averill and Hal Towey delivering key homers. The Yankees tripped Washington 7 6 while the Giants beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 3 in the National League. Dizzy Dean’s seven inning gem propelled the Cardinals to a 6 2 win over the Reds, as rain kept four NL clubs idle. Civil War veteran Jona Thompson dies at 95 in Pecatonica, Illinois.
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Hugh
Fullerton
Associated Press
Cleveland
Neadd
Lilly Knickerbocker
Walter Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Redmen
Garl Averill
Ting Sluwp
Doyle
Hal Trosisy
New York Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Red Vee
Charley Lieber
AUDI
Jimmie Foxx
A’s
Jet
Giants
Brooklys
Dodgers
Ais Bartell
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Reds
Diz
Tov Medwick
Detroit
St. Louis
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Miennie Tears
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Universal Credit Company
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Te. Olsen
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Smith
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