Intercity Tilt Sparks Local Baseball Action At Copeland Park
A busy intercity schedule features Peerless-Sheldons clashing at Athletic Park under lights, with the Modern Laundry set to join in a single game at Copeland Park. Uptowns vs Cremer's highlights City League results as Nekola racks up 10 strikeouts in a 9-6 win for the winners.
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Wik
Peerless Berra
Sheldons
Athletic Park
Copeland Park
Winona
Webbe
Bub’s
Maree
Sports Roundup Highlights List of Baseball and Basketball Results
The notice covers American and National League results with teams such as Milwaukee, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Brooklyn. It lists recent games, standings, and upcoming schedules across multiple cities, including Minneapolis, St Louis, Detroit, and Pittsburgh, with various scores and outcomes noted.
Chicago Leads In Big Ten Net Chase
The University of Chicago holds a slim one point lead over Northwestern and Minnesota as the Western conference tennis championship enters the semifinals. Defending champions Chicago won all four singles Thursday and added a doubles victory under the new scoring system, with Minnesota and Northwestern each securing four points from two singles and two doubles.
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Evanston
University of Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Maroons
Teaver Weiss
Cinema Nuuber
Masoy
Willian Suambers
Ohio State
George Ballet Northwest
Rey Black
Wis - Bet
Omere Fitty
Nelean
Det Fletcher
Porponent
Selene
Vietory
Per Seymour Sivert
Michigan
Seconl
Brachet
Kear Clave
Pphoven
Aefesteal
Willard Sraerd
Bracker
Tock
Noerthen
Steve Tighardson
Flack Aml Stufford
Wreeensin
Dejee Tclehe
Clint
Kewn
St. Paul Leads In Association As Millers Fall 2-1
Saint Paul tops Louisville 2 to 1 after 12 innings as Marty McManus crew climbs to the league lead. Milwaukee loses to Columbus 8-3 while Minneapolis falls behind after seven innings and rallies late. Garland Braxton suffers first defeat as Milwaukee is beaten 8-3.
Roman Soldier Sets Derby Pace in Aurora Crreseil Feature
The article highlights a Roman Soldier as a top contender in a Tevas Derby style race and notes Cat Horse and Giugha as rivals in the Kentucky Derby context. It mentions SOVite Todas and the Whittle Merby event along with the Aurora Crresseil program feature.
Fights Last Night Report and Mixed Names From Buffalo Area
Fragmented OCR items reference fights and people including Buffalo, Baer, Panes, and others with scattered places like Cleveland and Dallas. The text remains unclear on outcomes or dates but indicates a rough box scene with multiple names and locations.
Aquinas Boys Track Faces Campion Academy at Prairie du Chien
Aquinas High School track team travels to Prairie du Chien to face Campion Academy as they seek an early season win. Captain coach George Schneeberger leads a large squad including Frankie Fuhrmann Bill Rinartz Bullet McNamara Johnny Paul George Schneider Frank Kloss Fred Howly John Lanny Curley Opitz Bill Scanlan Clarence Weiss LeRoy Sieger Ray Paul Bob Schoeder Swisa Derouin and manager Pete Anderson.
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Ais
Prairie du Chien
Campion Academy
Blue and Golds
Prairie
Campion
Red Knights
Aquinas
Jack Fasbinder
Prairiemen
Pany McEclean
George Schneeberger
Frankie Fuhrmann
Bill Rinartz
Bullet McNamara
Johny Paul
George Schneider
Frank Kloss
Fred Howly
John Lanny
Curley Opitz
Bill Scanlan
Clarence Weiss
LeRoy Sieger
Ray Paul
Bob Schoeder
Swisa Derouin
Pete Anderson
Legionnaires Open D Ball Season At Sixteenth and Vine
About 15 Legionnaires attended the first practice of the season with Crow Shimshak and Lefty Glassbrenner chosen as managers. The group began organizing players for the state convention at Eau Claire and listed several reported attendees with instructions for those to report next Wednesday at 6 pm.
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Sixteenth
Vine Streets
Crow” Shimshak
Lefty Glassbreamer
Eau Claire
Glassbrenner
Sexauer
Lippvelt
Evans
Fredrickson
Casperson
Wilhelm
Smith
Wess
Weisse
Works
Marable
Gyosheong
Hetherington
Kelly
Grady
Tanke
Stellick
Doc
Hunt
Woodward
Williams
Pitker
Kabal
Rorail
Niebalski
Woll
Pale
Bangor Girls Form Kittenball Circuit
Bangor Wisconsin hosts a girls kittenball tournament at Bangor High School organized by seniors Geneva Holmlund and La Vone Hesselberg. Teams include Wesselbere and Gievava with players such as Norma Severson and Jeanette Heuer. The opening game Tuesday night ended 32 to 2 in favor of Wesselbere.
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Bangor
Wis
Bangor High School
Geneva Holmlund
la Vone Hesselberg
la Vore
Tech
Bernice Meutrich
Belly Gualin
Clara Becher
Allen Beyerson
Dean Barnes
Virginia Tlobulund
Cordelia Merce
Doraly Gir Gievava
Norma Severson
Elyrra Huge
Dorally Worle
Katherine Whitehead
Jean HW Aedge Jennare «Jones
Calvert Hoyel
Jeanette Heuer
Ight
Wesselbere
Central Triumphs Over Legion In Ninth Inning
trailing 7 to 5 entering the ninth Central High rallied with three runs after two outs to defeat the Legion 4 to 7 at Powell's Park. Starte led at the plate going 3 for 4 and contributed strong defense in the Central victory.
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Central
Legion
Powell's Park
Starte
Mings
Teeklon
Alberta
Tages
I Quinn
Lee
Rogeoe
Buckeyes and Gophers Chase Big Ten Honors
The Buckeyes travel to Iowa while Minnesota hosts Purdue as both teams pursue possible league titles. Illinois lost to Northwestern and remains tied for the lead. Michigan finishes a road swing at Wisconsin as the conference slate continues.
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Buckeyes
Chicago
Ohio State
Manneroth
Towa
Purdie
Minnesota
Iowa
Shinnesota
Purdue
Chleigs
Northwestern
Maroons
Flint
Michi-gun
Wisconsin
Jacobs Sent to Sidelines in Doubles at Yale
Helen Jacobs and Mme Rene Mathieu fell to Adelie Yorke and Room in women's doubles on the Yale courts. Jacobs, once a finalist in singles, would focus on the singles event while American hopes shifted to Doris Andrus of Stamford and Wilmer H. Lumbin of Bath in the remaining doubles contention.
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Taris
Jacobs
Tal
Eome
United States
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Adelie Yorke
Room
Hardwick
3USA
Hilltop Trackmen Head to South Bend for Notre Dame Meet
Hilltop track team travels to South Bend Indiana with Coach Conrad Jen to close season against Notre Dame. The squad includes Roy Alc hon La Ure and other riders as they pursue final meet results.
Faurot Blasts Recruiting Across Missouri Colleges
Missouri coach Don Faurot denounces out of state recruiting that lures Missouri players with scholarships and jobs. He cites Texas Centenary George Washington Northwestern and others, noting the pressure of subsidizing talent and the ongoing race among major universities for top high school athletes.
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Columnz
Mon
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Crew Dentals
Northwester
Texas
Centenary College
George Washington University
Faurot
Missouri
Alan Gould
Associated Dress
New York
Paurot
Centenary
George Washington
Northwestern
Tigers
Uarfiegie Foundation
Tamans
Acoglbey Stars
Tecore
Ohio State
Ohio
Ehomboy
Alncest
Nassau
Crister
Princeton
Petz Chaler
Mick Hadow J
Marvard
Tio State
Francis Schmidt
Buckeye
Pop Warner
Temple
Fair Weather Sparks Speed Trials At Indianapolis
Forecast of fair weather for the Indianapolis speed trials spurs intensive practice as 15 drivers test the 2 1-2 mile brick course. A fatal crash last Tuesday near the southwest turn underscores dangers while Wilbur Shaw aims to qualify for the 34 car starting field.
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Indianapolis
The
Motor Speedway
Stubby) Stubblefield
Leo Whittaker
Los Angeles
Maynard Clark
Milan
Joel Throne
New York
Clark
Wilbur Shaw
Shaw
Speedway
Gilbert Pirring
St. Louis
Dunham Reveals Troubadour Lineup For Opening Season
Manager Jack Dunham of the La Crosco Baseball club announces the complete Troubadours roster after two weeks of workouts. They open the season against Lucky Rose's group in Winona, with Ray Lotzer at 3b and Dunham at 1b in the Sunday batting order alongside Mike Abraham Lefty Glasbrenner Barry Fohlman Carl Schroeder Jimmy Stephen son McKenzie Cappy Groth and utility pitchers Baker and LeRoy Weber.
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Jack Dunham
la Crosco Baseball Club
Troubadours
Lucky Rose
Winona
Ray Lotzer
Mike Abraham
Lefty Glasbrenner
Dunham
Barry Fohlman
Carl Schroeder
Jimmy Stephenson
McKenzie
Cappy Groth
Utility
Baker
LeRoy Weber
Three Western Wisconsin League Games Scheduled This Week
Three games are set in the Western Wisconsin base ball league featuring Chaseburg Genoa De Soto Coon Valley Harmony and Viroqua. The schedule lists Coon Valley at Genoa Viroqua at Chaseburg and De Soto at Harmony. Last week's results show Harmony 3 Corn Valley 2 Genoa 11 Viroqua ? De Soto 30 Chaseburg 7.
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Wisconsin Baseball League
Chaseburg
Genoa
de Soto
Coon Valley
Harmony
Viroqua
Corn Valley
Braddock Shapes Up For Baer Bout June 13
Ferndate New York James J Braddock prepares for the heavyweight title clash with Max Baer on June 13 at Long Island. Manager Joe Gould says Braddock will be in top condition if he lives through the brutal sparring ahead.
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Braddock
Baer
Ferndate
N. Y
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Long Island
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Pologrounds
Aia
Jack Deropsey
Mauler
Joe Gould
Braddnock
Shane
James J
Dempsey
Gould
Scout D Ball League Formed By Local Troops
Scoutmasters and representatives from city troops met at Christ Episcopal church led by F J Lipovetz to form a kittenball league. A kitten ball council will draft rules with a June 5 meeting set at the church. Games begin June 18 and 20 at Copeland park with classes A B C, aiming for trophies.
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Boy Scout
Christ Episcopal Church
F. J. Lipovetz
State Teachers’ College
Copeland Park
Badger Pitcher Breaks Nose in Fraternity Game
University of Wisconsin moundsman John Tomek of Racine suffered a broken nose when struck by a batted ball during an inter-fraternity softball game in Madison. He may still pitch against Michigan in one of two games scheduled here tomorrow despite the injury.
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Badger
Madison
Wis
John Tomek
Racine
University of Wisconsin Baseball Nine
Michigan
Little Butchered Ahead in British Amateur Golf Quarterfinal
San Francisco shoemaker William Lawson Little Jr defeated George Henrique s 6 and 4 to reach the semi finals at St Anne's On The Sea. He overpowered his rivals with precise tee shots and a late rally on the back nine. Tweddell downed Fiddian one up to reach the semis, Torrance edged Dykes in extra holes, and Sweeney barely outlasted Walker to face Little.
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St. Anne’s-On-The-Sea
Eng
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Prestwick
Little
George L. Q.henriques
Werere
Bon Ao Henriques
William ‘Tweddell
Bason
Eric Fiddian
Tony Torrance
United States
J. Morton Dykes
Torrance
Tweddell
Robert Sweeney
New York
Alex Walker
Sweeney
Central Enters 10 In State Meet With Logan Withdrawals
Central high school sent ten runners to the Wisconsin state track meet at Madison, with Logan withdrawing. Onalaska also enters six athletes as coach Mark Sutton and coach Gene Crider organize entries for the event. The state meet at Camp Randall opens Saturday amid record discussions and classic history.
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Central
Logan
Onalaska
Meno
Mark Sutton
Wil
Madison
Gene Crider
Logan T Aday
Cie Beggs
Charles Frederickson
Donald Skapple
Harold Klawitter
Raymond Larson
Homer Stahl
Scott Lowell
Claire Russell
Gordon Gullickson
Clayton Lambert
Theron Russell
Cardinals Pound Brooklyn In Tight Pitcher Battle
Associated Press report notes Papper Martin of the Cardinals allows three hits and three runs over three innings in relief as Brooklyn falls 7 to 1. Beaton drives in runs. Greenberg, Tigers win with three RBI and a homer. Bevt leads Cubs with three hits in five innings of relief.
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Papper Martin
Cardinals
Poundea
Brooklyn
Bill Swift
Fkates
Beaton
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Ted Son
Charley Bevt
Cubs
Teld Glanta
Dowing Postponed Game CITY LEague
Kangaroos from Australia provide tendon sinew used by doctors to stitch human patients. The unusual source localizes in medical discussions about tissue grafts and surgical materials.
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Australia
Peds Prepare for State Track Meet at Marquette Stadium
Coach Howard Johnson of Teachers College plans to enter all potential Marcon point winners for the state conference track and field meet in Milwaukee. The Peds aim to wear maroon as first place winners from spring dual triangular and quadrangular meets travel to the event. The Ta Crasse team concludes the year with a strong dual meet record while the Pedder departs La Crosse today and returns Sunday. England’s bulb industry has grown, prompting Holland to buy rare varieties.
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Milwaukee
Howard Johnson
Teachers College
Marcon
Marquette Stadium
Ta Crasse
Pedder
la Crosse
Tigers Climb Toward First Division as Rowe Wins
The Detroit Tigers surge toward the American League first division with a 5 3 win over the Boston Red Sox. Schoolboy Rowe earned his third win of the season and Hank Greenberg drove in three runs with his eighth homer as Detroit improves from a April 27 bottom to fourth place. The rest of the day’s schedule was interrupted by rain and a halted attempt at a night game in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Rowe
Boston
Red Sox
Schoolboy Rowe
Sox
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Detroit
Dusty Rhodes
Cincinnati
Phillies
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Charley Root
Leon Chagnon
Guster
Kiki Cuyley
Hank Leiber
Pittsburgh
Rabbit Maranville
Burs
Braves
Maranville
Arky Vaughan
Luther Net Team Closes 1935 Season At La Crosse
Luther net squad ends the 1935 season Saturday with a match against La Crosse Teachers. Captain Luther Berven leads the lineup in his final local appearance as a three year letter winner. Through five meets the team has two wins and two losses with a draw against Columbia.
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Luther Net
la Crosse
Luther Berven
St. Olaf
Columbia
University of Minnesota
Carleton
Berven
Nelson
Ted Solic
Richard Petersen
Eugene Nelson
Adrian Locken
Ray Chermak
Nelson- Berven
Solie-Petersen
Chermak-Docken
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