Allen Breaks Detroit Jinx In Late Game Win
Detroit jinx ends as Allen defeats Rowe 3 to 1 in a reduced scoring game. Yankees’ rookie Veron Wilshire shines with strong defense, while White Sox, Browns, and Browns contributors appear in scattered notes from a crowded baseball page.
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Midget Autos Tuned Up At Logan Track Wednesday
Eight drivers entered in the first afternoon program will whirl around Logan athletic field quarter mile cinder track Thursday for the weekly series opening. An open house Wednesday from 6 to 9 p m invites the public to see tuning and preparations. The Logan track has been rebuilt with banked turns and fences to protect spectators and keep machines from crowding. The Tri State Auto Race Association will stage the races for the drum corps insurance.
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Cars Hassen To Qualify Today
Qualifying is set for Thursday with the field to be determined. Mechanic crews work over the speedsters amid shower forecasts as the fastest sprinters aim to secure a top grid position for the event at the lake.
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Unclear OCR text with scattered names and scores
Fragmented readout shows players such as Martin and Mark Crawford from Australasia and Geelhand Bel Siga, with match scores like 6-5 6-0 and 6-2 8-4 8-2. The passage mixes multiple languages and garble, hindering a coherent sports report or event outcome.
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Arcade Bowling Notes Highlight Local Scores and Names
Arcade bowling notes record Sualler winning the Abetern event with a 192 score. Wiehe posted 4 score and a 729 total in the frame. Megery and Dry Chessy are mentioned in relation to games and standings.
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Jesse Owens Can Jump Up 19 Feet
Columbus report summarizes Ohio State professor Boyd’s bold calculation that Jesse Owens could theoretically jump 19 feet straight up. Using weight, takeoff speed, gravity, and energy, Boyd assembles figures to claim a 19 foot vertical leap, though Owens reportedly doubts the feat.
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Glenn Myatt Joins Giants as Veteran Catcher
New York Giants manager Bill Tens signs veteran Cleveland catcher Glenn Myatt, 38, who batted .319 in 36 games last year. Paul Richards is sold to the Philadelphia Athletics. Myatt joins the Giants immediately. contract terms undisclosed.
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Boxing roundup from coast to coast fades into chaos
A jagged report lists boxing results with numerous misspelled names and cities. It notes postponements from Toledo to Columbus and numerous KOs and decisions across New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, and other venues, pairing athletes with inconsistent spellings and bouts from a large slate.
Rally in Seventh Tops Rose Street Merchants
In a tight City league doubleheader at Roosevelt Field, S. and H. rallied in the seventh to beat Rose Street Merchants 5 to 4 as Blaha and Selek sparked the offense with timely hits. Du Mez drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Selek fanned eight and Dobbins nine.
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West May Be Next Browns Trade In Hornsby Rebuild
St Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby reorganizes the team trading Sam West and Julius Solters for pitchers while reshaping an underperforming lineup. The franchise has moved nine players since 1934, with Hornsby earning around $100,000 in deals linked to the Phil Ball estate.
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Joyce Weathered To Play 30 Matches
English sailing star Joyce Weathered has arrived in New York to sightsee and play matches for money. The tall, grey-haired champion, four time British women's fall title holder, faces a busy schedule of more than 30 matches on this trip.
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Littman Defeats Martinez In Tenth Round
Littman of Milwaukee defeated Martinez of Denver on Monday night in a fast bout. The Denver opponent was outboxed as Littman delivered knockdowns and controlled the action into the tenth round.
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McLarnin and Ross Set for 15 Round Return Fight
In a return bout at the Polo Grounds Jimmy McLarnin meets Barney Ross in a welterweight showdown. The 147-pound champ faces a famed ring jinx as he defends his title against Ross who seeks to regain the crown. Odds shifted to Ross after final weigh ins and late betting.
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Saints Fall to Indians in 16 9 Victory
Indianapolis pounded four Saint pitchers for 16 runs on 11 hits to beat St Paul 16 to 9 Monday night. Minneapolis edged Louisville 10 to 9 as the Millers cashed 10 hits and rallied late. Rain halted Milwaukee at Toledo and Kansas City played Columbus after Sunday’s doubleheader.
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Five Badger Schools In Central Tourney
Milwaukee Wisconsin schools join 49 plus entries for the tenth annual Central Intercollegiate track and field championships at Marquette University stadium on Friday afternoon and night June 7. State entrants include the University of Wisconsin Beloit Lawrence Milwaukee Teachers and Marquette with registrations from Ohio State Illinois and Oklahoma. The meet promises the finest field in its history as Ohio State sophomore J. Owens aims for a new world record in the 190 yard dash.
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Trap And Skeet Shoot Slated For Memorial Day
Western Wisconsin eastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa shooters are invited to the Izaak Walton League event at La Crosse Gun club Memorial Day. A full day of 100 targets includes 50 straight from 1 yard and 50 skeet. Events start 9 30 a m with straight targets in morning and skeet at 1 30 p m. Cash prizes divide 60 40 per cent for first and second in each class.
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Onalaska and Holmen Set For Memorial Day Tilt
Onalaska Wisconsin special report notes the Onalaska baseball team will host Holmen in a nonleague Memorial Day game Thursday. The 2 pm start time is listed with both teams described as keen rivals expected to provide a real battle in this holiday affair.
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Maders Capture City Loop Title
Frank Michel led Mader Clothing to the City League bowling crown at Arcade alleys by winning two of three against the Silver Grill Five. The Grills won the opener 985 to 906, the Maders answered 922 to 875, and the final 913 to 849. Reed Horder posted a 236 game for the Grills, Schneeberger totaled 622, while the Grills finished with a 2,759 to 2,741 team score.
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Brugnon Drops From Davis Cup Play
Jaques Brugnon, a star with Davis since 1922 and one of the famous four musketeers, withdrew from this year’s Davis Cup competition. The 40 year old veteran said he has quit tennis and will not appear this season, ending a long era of participation.
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Aquinas Sends Five Men To Nationals
Aquinas high tracksters will compete in the Notre Dame National Catholic Interscholastic track and field championships at Notre Dame University May 30 and June 1, 1935. Five runners were chosen: Rinartz Weiss Lanny Fuhrmann Paul, with Rinartz, Paul, Fuhrmann and Weiss slated for the relays. Weiss placed high last year in the mile. Rinartz competes in multiple events including the high jump and javelin. Sannay has run a 2:04 half mile in two official runs. others enter various sprints and hurdles. Other schools entering include West Catholic Philadelphia Marmion Aurora De LaSalle Chicago St Rita Chicago and more with 27 entries defending champion West Catholic.
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Intercity Loop Postponed Games Re-Scheduled
Rain delays force a revised Intercity Loop schedule with May 11 13 games moved to Friday at La Crosse and Winona. Postponed Mar 21 22 games now set for June 2 at Winona and La Crosse. June 9 deadline target for first round completion. Rochester Motors invited as tournament note.
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