Winona Meet Signals Central Victory in 4th Straight
In Winona Minnesota the Southeastern Minnesota track carnival crowned La Crosse Central the 1985 winner as Mark Sutton’s WTC squad stretched their hold to a fourth consecutive title. Wisconsin Rapids finished second as Caledonia edged for third, led by standout performances across field and relay events.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Arnas
Jan Cressttarlied
Rochester
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Eldan Ledman
Ga Crosse Cental
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Hara Kluwer
Ta Crosse
Selly Wis
Tuy Larson
Oscar
Larson
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Don Pps
Sennatrans
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Aye Andéur
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Estrette Shepard
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Ped-Peacock Meet and Coulee Loop Tourney Slated Monday
Inclement weather forced postponements as La Crosse area track events shift to Monday at the college field. Upper Iowa La Crosse State Teachers meet, Coulee conference, and related events will run 2 p.m. start with Holmen Bangor Onalaska West Salem among entrants. Duke Drury out due to pneumonia. Ossie Carlson and Rich Shever among veterans and newcomers vying for positions. Officials led by Walter J. Wiltich will supervise the dual meets and the meet.
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Bangor
Onelaska
Holmen
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N. C. Higgs
Holvig Bangor
Onalaska
Upper Iowa
Johnson
Lauren Hart
Carl Rude
Wally Butterwick
Claire Champine
Ray Kiehl
Duke Drury
Star Miler
Wii
Schroeder
Milwaukee
Ranous Stewart
la Crosse Soph
Ossie Carlson
Bronx
Fresh
Rich Shever
Walter J. Wiltich
Varsity Demoted as Jayvees Win in Quad Regatta
In Cambridge the Syracuse eight, rebuilt by coach Jim Ten Eyck, defeated Cornell and Harvard in a mile and three-quarter quadrangular race. Harvard and MIT failed to win, with Cornell finishing a close second to the Crimson after a strong late surge. The demoted Orange placed third, three lengths behind Harvard and eight ahead of MIT. Captain Bartley O Hearn led Syracuse. Harvard was led by Captain Sam Drury. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. was listed on Harvard's crew.
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Associated Press Sporta White
Cambridge
Mass
Jim Ten Eyck
Syficuse
Oranee
Carnell
Harvard
Syracu
Crimson
Orange Crew
MIT
Penn Crew Tops Yale to Win Blecknell Cup
Pennsylvania rowing upset Yale by three quarters of a length to claim the Blecknell cup at Henley distance on the Med and Blue boat. Yale had won all preliminaries as Penn edged past the highly rated Yale shell and defeated Columbia in the 1927–style inter-collegiate regatta.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Stella Walsh Sets New Dash Mark at Lakewood Relays
Stella Walsh, Cleveland track star, broke the women's National AAU record for 70 yards with a 4.2 second dash at the suburban Lakewood relays. Her time shaved three tenths of a second from Helen Fiskey’s Chicago mark, and Lakewood officials said the result will be forwarded to the National AAU for official recognition.
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Cleveland
Stella Walsh
Lakewood
Matich
Framay
Helen Fiskey
Chicago
Miss Walsh
Saints Rally Past Reds In Ninth For 2 1 Victory
St Paul hammered in a late run in the ninth to edge Cincinnati 2 1 in a delayed game. Winford pitched eight innings of four hit ball before Sims yielded the decisive run as St Paul overcame a quiet Columbus attack. Sims, Ogradowski, Mills and Guiliani were key for the Saints.
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Con Julius
Sims
Saints
Jim Winford
Columbus
Winfard
Ogradowski
Mills
Guilisni
Unclear OCR sports results with multiple event notes
The fragmentary text lists various track and field event results with winners, runners up, times, and distances across numerous events. It references names and schools in a period-appropriate tone, but many identifiers are garbled or incomplete.
Coach Kane Drills Sparta High Golfers
Sparta Wisconsin special report with Coach Grval Kane training Sparta high school golfers for the South Central Conference tournament at Richland Center on May 25. Candidates include Da Burnett Vanderwood Evans William Jefferson Marvin Jones Cooper Gleiss Chapel. Kane also seeks dual matches and will play in a Sparta faculty tournament alongside the conference event.
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Wis
Grval Kane
Sparta High School
Richland Center
Burnett
Vanderwood
Evans
Wiliam Jefferson
Marvin Jones
Cooper
Gleiss
Chapel
Kane
Mudhens defeat Minneapolis in high scoring win
The Toledo Mud Hens routed the Minneapolis Millers 11 to 5 after rapping 14 hits, including three home runs and four doubles. Walker led Toledo with two home runs, Garbark added a four base hit, while Gill and Jolland homered for the Millers.
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Toledo Tmud
Minneapolis Millers
Walker
Toledo
Jeemterfelder
Garbark
Gill
Jolland
Boohe
Dolsack
Tausthed
Sandra
Marrow
Hargrave
Kansas State Wins Big Six Indoor Championship in Triangular Meet
Kansas State's Big Six indoor track champions dominated the three way meet in Manhattan, posting 70.34 points to Nebraska 66.45 and Kansas 35.42. In dual action, Kansas State beat Nebraska 59 to 53 and Kansas 89 to 3. The Huskers outscored the Jayhawkers 84 to 47. Illinois leads Big Ten with 8-0 win over Michigan 10 0. Chicago beats Indiana 6 to 1 as Swanson and Larson split mound duties in a pitchers duel.
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Kas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas
Wildcats
Huskers
Jayhawkers
Minois
Athletics Rout Indians 12-1 in Surprise Victory
The Philadelphia Athletics crushed the pace-setting Cleveland Indians 12 to 1 behind Leroy Mahaffey who held the Indians to seven singles. Jimmy Foxx, moved to third base, contributed a homer, a triple and two singles. Yosmik doubled for Cleveland scoring on Averill’s third inning single.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Leroy Mahaffey
Invaders
Tribe
Mahaffey
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Yosmik
Averill
Mel Harder
Philadelphia
Berry
Harder
Brown
Galfhouse
Myatt
Mexico doubles win in Davis Cup first round
Mexico defeated Cuba in straight sets 6-4 6-1 5-2 to claim a three-match Davis Cup victory in the North American zone. Alfonso Unda and Jose Llano beat Arturo Randin and Jose Aguero to secure the win and set up a zone final against the U S or China next week in Mexico City.
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D. F
Cubs
Alfonso Unda
Jose Llano
Arturo Randin
Jose Aguero
Cuba
United States
China
Three-I League Opens Sunday in Illinois and Indiana
The Three-I League, one of the first minor leagues, begins its 32nd season this Sunday with clubs in four Illinois cities and two in Indiana. It resumes organized play after a second suspension, the first having occurred in 1914. A practice game between Sheldon of the Intercity League and Trane of the City Diamondball League is set for Sunday at 9 50 AM at West Avenue Playground.
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Illinois
Indiana
Sheldon
Trane
West Avenue Playground
Five Schools In La Crosse Relays Entered
Five high schools from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota are entered for the La Crosse Relays on May 18 in a triangular meet with Logan Central and Eau Claire. Central sponsors with J A C host. eight events total eight relays and individuals. Baraboo Waukon Caledonia Galesville Onalaska Viola among others will compete.
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Central
Eau Claire
Central High School
la Crosse Junior Association of Commerce
Onalaska
Galesville
Vista
Wisconsin
Waukon
Iowa
Caledonia
Minn
Baraboo
Rod Onalaska
Viola
J.A.C
Mark Sutton
Central High
Whites Beat Reds In Grid Battle At Minnesota
The White football team tied the Reds 18 to 19 in the fourth A squad spring game at the University of Minnesota. Slippery field from snow led to frequent fumbles but the Reds showcased backfield standouts Clarence Thompson and Julius Alfonso. Ray King of Duluth earned praise at right end for solid blocking and defense, hindering White thrusts throughout the contest.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Clarence
Tuffy) Thompson
Montevideo
Julius Alfonso
Reds
Ray King
Duluth
King
Aquinas Netters Open Season Against Alumni
The Aquinas high tennis team starts its 1935 season today at 1 o clock on La Crosse State Teachers College courts facing an alumni squad organized by Johnny Lamb from 1934. Lamb invites Ernie Tremmel Joe Nekola Walt Boyle John Weigel and Dan Gautsch to play with alternates Phil and Pratt Anderson and Art Swinghammer. Aquinas sextet members include Frank Duffy Bill Nelson Will Rudolph Luke Justinger Swish Derouin and Bill Scanlan. Six singles and three doubles matches are scheduled.
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Tennnis
Johnny Lamb
la Crosse State Teachers College
Lamb
Ernie Tremmel
Joe Nekola
Walt Boyle
John Weigel
Dan Gautsch
Phil and
Prutt Anderson
Art Swinghammer
Aquinas
Frank Duffy
Bill Nelson
Will Rudolph
Michigan swamps Gopher trackmen in dual meet
Michigan's track team dominated Minnesota 105 to 21 at Ann Arbor. Willis Ward was unable to compete due to a leg injury, while Sam Stoller led with wins in the century 220 yard dash and broad jump. Michigan swept twelve of fourteen events and captured multiple events including the mile and high jump.
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Mich
University of Michigan
Minnesota
Michigan
Willis Ward
Wolverines
Sam Stoller
Gophers And Cats Divide Twin Bill
Minnesota and Northwestern split a baseball doubleheader in Evanston. The Gophers won 3 to 1 behind Gallivan who limited the Wildcats to three singles by Arnquist. Northwestern took the nightcap 3 to 2 as Kimbell and Padersen held Minnesota to four hits.
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Northwestern
Saturdyn
Gophers
Gallivan
Wildcats
Arnquist
Ray Kimbell
al Padersen
Lipovetz to Lead Legion Soft Ball Tourney at Eau Claire
Lipovetz, seventh district Legion commander, was named state kittennall chairman and will direct the state soft ball tournament at the Eau Claire convention on Sunday, August 18. Clarence Sexauer appointed secretary and treasurer for the meet. Harvard Thinclads Rout Princeton in Dual Meet at Harvard Stadium.
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F. J. Lipovetz
Legion
Kittennall
Eau Claire
Mr. Lipovetz
O. E. Kalk
River Falls
Clarence Sexauer
Franz Ball Club Holds Tuesday Practice In La Crosse
The La Crosse Franz baseball club will drill Tuesday evening at 7:15 at the La Crosse Athletic Park. Howard Lt. Johnson, former Madison and Beloit player and current coach at La Crosse State Teachers College, will direct the club’s drill.
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la Crosse
Howard Lt. Johnson
Madison and Beloit
la Crosse State Teachers College
Troubadours Prepare for Sauk City Tourney Practice
The La Crosse Baseball club known as the Troubadours schedule a 1 30 practice at Cogeland park field in Sauk City next Sunday. Expected attendees include pitchers Canny Groth Lefty Baker Hink Bauch Jack Dunham Jiroly Stephenson Harold MacKenzie infielders Harry Pohlman Mike Abraham Lefty Glasbrenner outfielders. The club seeks a second baseman and four catchers, may sign Winona backstop Jack Flaite, while Bobby Moore and a manager are undecided amid a fundraising drive.
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Canny Groth
Lefty Baker
Hink Bauch
Jack Dunham
Jiroly Stephenson
Harold MacKenzie
Harry Pohlman
Mike Abraham
Lefty Glasbrenner
Jack Flaite
Winona
Bobby Moore
Stephenson to Play Here This Year for Eau Claire
Eau Claire manager Johnny Mostil decides to bring back 18 year old Jimmy Stephenson of La Crosse, a top infield prospect, to play the final two months of the Northern league season after he was sent home to avoid burning out. Stephenson, two years out of American Legion junior baseball, may return in a reserve role earlier.
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Eau Claire
Jimmy Stephenson
la Crosse
Stephenson
American Legion
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Claire
Mostil
Blanton and Vaughan spark 1-0 victory halting Dodgers
Brooklyn ace Darrell Blanton pitched four straight wins with three hits allowed and six strikeouts while Ployd Vaughan hit his fourth homer in the ninth as Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0 to tie the series at one. St Louis lefty Bill Walker teamed with Davis to blank the Braves 3 to 0 in the delayed opener.
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Darrell Thram
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Dodgers
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Lopez
Roston
Bill Walker
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Jack Rothrock
Joe Coscarart
Coscarart
Pinky Whitney
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Boston
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Spohrer
Badgers Split With Hawkeyes in Doubleheader
University of Iowa and Wisconsin baseball teams split a doubleheader here Saturday. Wisconsin won the first game 3 to 1 while Iowa took the second 3 to 1. Hawkeyes scored all three runs in the third inning of the second game. Pearson of Wisconsin hit a circuit drive for the Badgers' lone run in the second game.
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Rip Radcliff
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Wojahn to Direct Seventh District Rifle Meet
Ernie Wojahn will direct the first annual seventh district rifle marks manship tournament at the seventh district convention on June 2 at Bara bos. B O. Frederickson, district marksmanship director, will assist. Firing will be in classes A and B and in individual events.
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Barabos
O. Frederickson
Wojahn
Omaha Wins Sloppy Kentucky Derby On Rainy Day
William Woodward's Omaha galloped to victory at Churchill Downs in a rain soaked Derby. Roman Soldier finished second with Whiskolo third as Nellie Flag faded after early interference, and a near 49,000 crowd witnessed the Sire Gallant Fox replicate Derby glory for Omaha's lineage.
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