Central High track stars show strong dual meet potential
The Central High track squad earns praise for depth in the 440 yard dash with Ray Tairean tying a mark and Baral Kinwitker breaking the 440 record in recent meets. Don Skigple and Ben Clase among notable performers, while Bob Gardner and others contribute to a promising season as writers ponder upcoming summer contests and league prospects.
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Alle Winights
Mark Sutton
Cnath
Mark
Lan Central
Larlantr
Ray Tairean
Tin Sehow
Olla Werner
Minnesota
Winn
Baral Kinwitker
Peent
Aruitixs
Bemer Stihl
Tovey Wall Nation
Lagan
Fa Claire
Don Skigple
Central Track Marks Fall in Triangular Carnival
Central high school dominated the three-team meet at Teschers field with record breaking marks across events. Mark Sutton led with multiple school bests, while Logan and Eau Claire trailed, as Don Chase and Charlie Fredrickson turned in standout performances in sprints and hurdles.
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Central High
Logan
Eau Claire
Teschers Collese
Don Chase
Aquinas
Giles
Hal Chaire
Chase Case
Manny Frey
Len Pitz
Michigan Dominates Illinois in Track Meet Without Wars
The University of Michigan track team defeated Illinois 81 to 45 in Champaign. Without Willis Ward, Michigan won in the mile and discus, swept the 440 and 880 and captured the two mile.
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Willis Ward
Illini
Wolverines
Cubs Face Coulee Ten At Dakota Park Today
Dresbach Minn Special Husmanns Cubs of Dreibach meet Mormon Cowee ball team at Dakota Park this afternoon in a local prep baseball game with both teams aiming for a strong showing.
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Dresbach, Minn
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Dreibach
Dakota
Owens Smashes Records As Bucks Win Meet
Lefty Gomez delivered his sharpest outing of the year to topple the Cleveland Indians 3 to 0, securing New York a third straight win in the series as Gomez finally earned a victory after three straight losses. Buffalo?
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New York
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Marder
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Dickey
Cashman Named CCC Supervisor and Coach at Camp McCoy
Frank or Mickey Cashman, longtime La Crosse Vocational School athletic staffer and noted athlete, will leave tomorrow to serve as athletic supervisor at Camp McCoy CCC. A 1932 graduate, he played pro football in the backfield for the larger team, starred in basketball, baseball, and track, earned three all conference honors, captained the 1931 32 basketball team, and acted as football captain in 1981 while contributing as referee and umpire in local contests.
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Frank
Mickey) Cashman
la Crosse Teachers College
Camp McCoy
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Vocational School
la Crosse Boosters
Hilltop Trackmen Beat Minnesota in Dual Meet 76 to 50
Ward Cuff, sophomore from Redwood Falls, led Marquette to a 76 50 victory over Minnesota in a dual meet. Cuff won the javelin and high jump and placed third in the broad jump for 11 points, while Bill Frie muth won Minnesota's shot put and discus. Cuff set a new Minnesota record with a 157 feet 34% inch javelin throw.
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Ward Cuff
Redwood Falls
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Marquette University
University of Minnesota
Culf
Bill Friemuth
Minnesota
Cuff
Minnesota Ree
Wisconsin Crew Beats Marietta in season debut
The University of Wisconsin rowing team opened its season with a decisive victory over Marietta College in Madison, taking an early lead that they never relinquished as the Badgers defeated the Pioneers in a dual regatta.
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Wisconsin Swamps Northwestern in Big Ten baseball 10 1
Wisconsin bounded three Northwestern pitchers for 12 hits including three homers to beat the Wildcats 10 to 1 in Madison. The Badgers bounded ahead with power and held Northwestern to a lone run as the crowd watched a lopsided conference tilt.
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Twilight Intercity Loop Game Friday announced split schedule
The City Diamondball association said two Intercity league games Friday night would be divided as an experiment. One game at Copeland park begins at 6 19 p m with S and H and Modern Laundry, featuring players from the north end. The Peerless and Sheldons meet at Athletic park under floodlights at 8 p m.
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Diamond Ball Standings in Intercity League Update
The Intercity League standings list Beerless Beers projecting first with 23 wins and 1 loss, Sheldon Cigars at 2 1, Interstate Packers 4 2, Webb Oils 1, Modern Goundry 3, and Mackis Oils 3. This week’s schedule includes multiple games at venues like Whaerm To Crome and Copeland, with many matches featuring Peerless, Sheldons, Webbs, Interstates, and local teams in evening lineups.
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la Crease
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Copelini
Winona State Tops Triangular Track Meet Over La Crosse
Winona State Teachers College beat La Crosse and Eau Claire in a triangular meet, finishing with 56 points to Marcson’s 52 and La Crosse taking six firsts but failing to clinch the top score. Bill Owens won the 100 yards in 10 seconds flat and took the broad jump, with Luther McCown and Don Zimmerhahl also sweeping events for Winona. Relays and field events noted strong marks, though a disqualification in the half mile relay affected the final margin.
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Eau Claire
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Bill Owens
Luther McCown
Don Zimmerhahl
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Owens ties world marks at Dyche stadium meet
Spectacular Jesse Owens led Ohio State to a dominant win over Wisconsin Northwestern and Chicago at the quad meet. He equaled Frank Wykoil's 100 yard dash record in 9.4 seconds, then ran 220 yards in 20.7 and low hurdles in 22.9, shaving meet and near world marks. His broad jump of 25 feet 5 1 16 inches set a new meet record, while Ohio State totaled 69 1 4 points. Wisconsin placed second with 54 3 4, Northwestern 32 1 4, Chicago 41 2. Owens also anchored the 1 mile relay effort.
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Art Johnson
Logan
Eau Claire
Bob Gardner
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Sonny Hey
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Ohio
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George Farsley
Dan Renda
Boo Blickle
Larry Buckmaster
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Winslow Heg
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Diem Janek
Merlin Willey
Howard Rieh
Frank Wylkoff
Southern California
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Olle State
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Irving Rub
Glenn Price
Mohdhusen
Frank Fowler
Bob Huffman
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Dick Heekin
Ivan Smith
Clarence Tooraniersom
Cretance
Sam Scherff
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Plaming
Heey
Tima
Jesen Owens
Oho State
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Walter Hetatr
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Ed Horne
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Jay Berwanger
Clarence Tommarsen
Mel Walker
Frank Bodcher
John Weichmann
Sconsin
John Heal
Norman Ptasterson
Ted Brown
Lou Dorrington
Spears In Gry For Brief Stay
Dr. Clarence W. Spears Wisconsin football coach spent a day in the city on a fishing trip and visited the Central high track meet. He talked with local football stars Wally Hennebohm Dick Morse Bob Besch Wally Gudenschwager and Lee Snyder, noting future prospects but focusing on 1936 plans.
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Uniity
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Walter
Habe) Weigent
Central High Grid
Spears
Wally Hennebohm
Dick Morse
Bob Besch
Wally Gudenschwager
Central
Lee Snyder
Logan
Hennebohm
Teachers College
Dr. Spears
Lawson Little Heads to British Amateur Title Defense
In England at Royal Lytham Little prepares to defend his British amateur championship as 224 rivals, including American entrant Dan R. Topping and others, ready for action starting Monday after final practice on Saturday. The field features top contenders Cyril Tolley and T. A. Dale Bourn as the sun sets over the Irish Sea.
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England
Irish Sea
Lawson Little
Royal Lytham
Little
Cyril Tolley
Dan R. Topping
T. A. Dale Bourn
First Games In Legion League Opens Saturday
Opening day in the American Legion junior league at Copeland Park featured the All Stars routing the Legion Juniors 10 to 0 as Alberts pitched well for the winners and Naegle Faul teamed for the battery. The 8S and H. edged the Nelson Clothiers 7 to 6 with Olson and Roscoe on the mound for the losers. Next Saturday the All Stars meet the Clothiers and the 8S and H. face the Juniors. Public is invited.
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Copeland Park
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Legion
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Alberts
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Roscoe
Naegle
Faul
Miller
Clothiers
Aquinas and Onalaska Tennis Teams Clash Sunday
Aquinas high school faces Onalaska in a two team tennis meet Sunday at 2 p m. Six players from each side will compete with Aquinas led by Frank Duffy Will Rudolph Bill Nelson LeRoy Justinger Swish Dercuin and Bill Scanlan. This is Aquinas second match of the season following a 7 2 win over an alumni squad.
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Aquinas High
Tenis
Onalaska
Frank Duffy
Aquinas
Bucky Walters Lifts Phillies in 13 Inning Win Over Cubs
Bucky Walters, once a third baseman, hurled the Philadelphia Nationals to a 13 to 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs after a marathon 30 innings. Walters also delivered a key run scoring single after Jimmy Wilson reached second on a wild pitch. Hoy Henshaw allowed 13 hits, walking Wilson to start the 10th before Walters sealed the win. In St. Louis, Bill Walker earned his fourth victory with a 6 to 2 win over Babe Ruth’s Braves, becoming the league’s co-leader in wins, while Flint Dehn started for Boston. Cincinnati shut out the Reds 4 to 0 as Fitzsimmons and Mancuso combined for the win. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Cy Blanson earned his sixth win.
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Schott
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Lombardi
King Saxon Wins From Fleet Field at Belmont Park
King Saxon, a four year old son of Saxon, defeated Singing Wood by a neck in the 42nd Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park. The victory, worth 57,225 to the winner and 18,000 to the backers, came as he beat a strong field including Discovery. In other notes, Identify captured the Toboggan Handicap at Salem, New Hampshire, while Sally Fuller of the Sea Gram stable won Toronto’s King’s Plate with Chickpen second and Gay Sympathy third. she paid 10.16 for a 2 wager.
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Sally Fuller
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Batch
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Red Birds Rally in Eleventh to Beat St Paul
Columbus survives a tense ninth inning and pushes across the winning run in the eleventh on Anderson s bases loaded single to center for a 4 3 victory over St Paul to even the series. St Paul had tied it in the ninth as the Apostles battled to take the opener.
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Ogrodowski
Gopher Ball Club Evens With Iowa in Ninth Inning Rally
Minneapolis Minnesota ev ened its two game baseball series with Iowa by winning Saturday 1 to 5 with a two run rally in the ninth inning. Wolcynski doubled to center scoring Roscoe for the winning run.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Wolcynski
Roscoe
Rex Mays Sets Track Record In Memorial Day Trials
Rex Mays of Los Angeles shattered Indianapolis speedway records in a 25 mile qualifying sprint averaging 121.64 mph. Time trials for the 500 mile Memorial Day race opened with 2 dozen entrants as pilots posted speeds above 114 mph and near 120 mph with Gordon, Hepburn, Gulotta and Cummings among qualifiers. Additional trials continued through the week.
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Los Angeles
Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Cummings
al Gordon
Mays
Tony Gulotta
Kansas City
Chet Gardner
Denver
Floyd Roberts
Ralph Hepburn
Viola Cops First In Two Relays Of Invitation Meet
Viola wins two relays at the La Crosse Relays held with the Central-Logan-Eau Disie triangular meet. Gilberg of Galesville, a deaf sprinter, takes the 100 and 220 yard dashes, clocking 10.1 in the century on a slow track. Baraboo, Galesville, Onalaska, Viola, and Caledonia, Minn, competed. Viola also captures the 440 relay and the mile relay, with Baraboo and Galesville close in several events.
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Don Skappel
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U. S. Beats Mexico to Clinch Interzone Final Berth
Donald Budge and Gene Mako powered a 6 0 6 2 straight-set win over Alphonse Unda and Jose Lisno to sweep the U S Davis Cup tie. The victory gives the United States a third straight win over Mexico and secures the American zone final series for the visitors. France leads Britain empire in Paris opening with seven matches to three as Prahar Czechoslovakia defeats Yugoslavia in European Davis Cup trials with Menzel and Hecht taking the doubles.
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