Final Olympic Trials Set for July 11 12 at Randall's Island
About 300 U S track and field athletes compete in New York for 17 events with 50 berths on the Herlin bound boat to Berlin. Top three in each event win overseas passage. final trials determine teams and alternates for Berlin.
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Associated Press
Sam
Randall’s Island
New York
Triborough Bridge
Stars and Stripes
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cambridge
Mass
Olympic Committee
U. S
Randall's Land
Berlin
Worthless Billion Dollar Invention and the Cotton Gin Tale
The article recalls Eli Whitney and the cotton gin, noting the seed-removal device halved labor yet cost him losses inclosing patent battles and lawsuits. It also contrasts the Got a Canal of Sweden with its 960 miles of waterways and 74 locks, far more than the Panama Canal, ending with a teaser about tomorrow's Divorce Judge.
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Eli Whitney
Ince
Ota Canal
Gota Canal
Sweden
Final Olympic Trials Schedule and Qualifying Heats
The document lists a dense schedule of events for the final Olympic Trials across Saturday and Sunday, detailing a series of heats and finals in sprints, middle and long distance runs, hurdles, steeplechase, and field events. It specifies number of heats, semi finals, and the first qualifiers for finals, with several events noting 7 or more finalists.
Owens Cuts 100 Meter Mark In Olympic Trials
World marks have fallen as track and field stars push toward the final trials. Glen Morris of Denver and Simla leads a decathlon group that eclipsed Olympic records set in 1932 and 1934. Jesse Owens of Ohio State dominates sprints and the broad jump, lowering the 100 meters to 10.2 while entering three 100s and two 200s across trials and finals. Metcalfe, Cunningham, Bonthron, and Wykoff anchor a field with renewed competitiveness, as five world marks and ten Olympic records are surpassed en route to the Olympic year.
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Glen Morris
Denver
Simla
Colo
Jim Bausch
Germany
Hans Sievert
Owens
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Justiabout
Georgia
Forrest Towns
Southern
California
Ken Carpenter
Archie Williams
Bias
Ralph “Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
Metscalfe
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Benny
Gene Venzke
Frank Wykoff
Metcalfe
Sports Calendar Readable But Fragmented Schedule
A compact list of weekday sports matchups across leagues. Contains Midget Junior and Senior softball and ball leagues with times and locations at South Park and Woodlawn school. Several names appear garbled, but typical pairings include Midland versus Court House and Cardinals versus Jayhawks.
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Rinkydinks
Coyotes
South Park
Midland
Court House
Smith
All star game notes and Boston crowd mood in July round up
Eddie Briett reports from Boston on the All star game events. Jim Crowded crowd notes include DiMaggio attendance concerns and Beantown fans teasing the Red Sox as the Red Flops. Landis bets on good weather, Warneke blushes after Durocher kiss, and thieves steal $600 from Sam Breadon and Branch Rickey in a hotel room before hotel restitution.
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Eddie Briett
Boston
Charlie Grimm
al Schacht
Casey Stengel
van Mungo
Casey
Van
Lou Gehrig
Dizzy Dean
Columbia Lou
Lou
Pepper Martin
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Lon Warneke
Leo Durocher
Jayhawks trounce Co-Ops in Senior softball at Southpark
The Jayhawks delivered a strong win over the Co-Ops 12 to 1 in a Senior softball game at Southpark. After five innings a playful extra frame was added for fun. Buller pitched four innings with four hits allowed and Kitch closed in the final inning as Jayhawks' Learned battery proved dominant.
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Jayhawks
Southpark
Kan
Buller
Kitch
Louis May Meet Marek in Chicago Bout Set for August
Promoter Mike Foley and Joe Louis back a comeback bout against Max Marek of Chicago who once defeated Louis. Negotiations paused while Marek faces John Henry Lewis this Friday. A Chicago baseball park venue in late August is proposed for the fight.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Marek
Chicago
Sam Pian
Ioe Foley
Plate
Mike Jacobs
Pendin
Marek
John Henry Lewis
Fun For The Fans: 1935 Sports Highlights Quiz
Readers test recall of top sports headlines from 1935 with questions on the Rose Bowl track stars tennis and golf legends, boxing upsets, major races and notable performances. Answers name Alabama, Ohio State, Helen Wills Moody, Pete Fox, Notre Dame, Lawson Little, James J Braddock, Harry Topser, Gene Sarazen, the Preakness Belmont Arlington, Sam Parks and Louis Tran.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
Buckeyes
Omaha
Kingfish Levinksy
Joe Louis
Alaama
Stanford
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Pete Fox
Detroit
Notre Dame
Lawson Little
United States
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Harry Topser
Jersey City
N. J
Tropical Park
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Augusta
Belmont
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
May Win in 2 Years New York 1936 pennant leaders edge toward top
The Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds emerge as the standout surprises of 1936. Both clubs show marked improvement with notable players and pitching rising, suggesting potential first division finishes in coming seasons. The Reds' youth and the Senators' reinforcements push pennant hopes higher.
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New York
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Senators
Buddy Lewis
Ben Chapman
Jesse Hill
Ossie Bluege
Jimmy Deshong
Buck Newsom
Bonthron's slump blamed on too much golf in practice
Princeton coach Matty Geis says Bill Bonthron's fourth place in the national A A U 1500 meter title came from excessive golf. Geis notes Bonthron has been playing 40 to 50 holes daily, affecting form.
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Princeton
N. J
Bill Bonthron
A.A.U
Matty Geis
Bonthron
Will Miss Lou Fette as Bees Acquire Saint Hurler
Chicago dispatch reports Lou Fette, veteran Saint hurler, sold to the Boston Bees for 1937 delivery, likely ending his AA career. He won his 16th of the season yesterday, beating Columbus 13 to 2, with nine hits allowed and seven strikeouts. The Saints remained a game behind Milwaukee after the win. Joe Hauser doubled the 1933 AA homer record with two more circuits as Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 9 to 3. Kansas City beat Toledo 3 to 2 while Milwaukee outlasted Louisville 12 to 11 in 10 innings.
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Chicago
CPL
St. Paul
Lou Fette
American Association
Saint’s
Ette
Saints
Boston Bees
Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Joe Hauser
Spencer Harris
Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Phil Page
Blues
Dan Boone
Panthers Beat Jayhawks 8-7 In Midget League Clash
Panthers edge Jayhawks 8-7 in a short three inning game at South Park. Panthers led 8 runs through the first two frames as Jayhawks chipped away in the second and third innings. Pitcher held off a late rally as Panthers held on for the win.
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Panthers
Jayhawks
South Park
Panther
Jayhawk
Vpauthors
Uarling
I T
Hegent
Doane
Tonto
Jones
McCleery
Chaante
Megemar
McClure
Denlinger
C. K
Florence
Lindley
M. McClure
U S Olympic Finances Seem to Be Improving
New York July 8 The American Olympic committee reports finances improving with about 10000 in recent contributions including 2500 from a New York committee. Ticket sales for Randall's Island trials reach around 16000 in advance, securing a full team of three men per event and a surplus for other squads as nearly 300 athletes prep for final track and field trials this weekend.
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New York
America
Berlin
Eames
Gustavus T. Kirby
A.O.C
Royals Blank Obers in Game Last Night
The Royal Shoes defeated the Obers 13 to 0 in a North Lawrence softball league game at Woodlawn Park. Pearce pitched for the Royals, allowing only two hits as Woodlawn produced 13 hits off Pine and Nichols.
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Royals
Obers
Royal Shoes
North Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Pearce
Pine
Nichols
Obers Sa
Glan- Rangales
Tine
Moon
McPherson Globe Refiners Head for Berlin Olympic Games
Berlin bound McPherson Kansas coach Gene Johnson leads five squad members of the National A A U basketball team the Mc Pherson Globe Refiners departing for Berlin. They will meet a sixth member in Kansas City and join by New York with additional Olympic selections from the Hollywood Universals.
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Ailers
Berlin
McPherson
Kan
Gene Johnson
A.A.U
McPherson Globe Refiners
Kansas City
New York
Hollywood Universals
Elks Win 7 4 In Extra Inning Junior League Battle
The Elks junior baseball team defeated Odd Fellows 7 to 4 in six innings after an extra frame. Goehring walked the tying run and then struck out two to end the threat in the fifth. Blevins, Odd Fellows pitcher, fanned 12 through five innings but wearying in the sixth allowed three Elks to score as the visitors pulled away. The win opened with four Elks runs in the first inning as Blevins adjusted after a shaky start.
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Elks Juior League
Odd
Odd Fellows
Goehring
Elk
G. Blevins
Elks
Blevins
Tks
AI Homa Johnson
Landis
Tho Jameson
Ot Hansen
Aly Woaon
Harwood
Pa Auphin
Kearns
Krum
Sb Robinson Datta
Dackyenaw Oan Street
Netzer
Tono Om
Ambiguous recap of past sports and figures years past
The text references past sports events and figures including Suman Bright from Olympic Club San Francisco, a 513.2 amount, and players like Parker, Gehr Miko, and Lou Gehrig. It is fragmented with inconsistent dates and incomplete names, offering little verifiable context or cohesive narrative.
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Suman Bright
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Nile Mack
Errsvivides Parker
U.S
Gein Miko
Loiw Gehrig
Lupe
Son
Local Social Roundup From Eudora Sunday Gatherings
Residents and guests share weekend visits across Eudora Topeka and Kansas City with numerous family gatherings. The Rev J Patterson of Vicarybad India to speak at local Methodist church an illustrated lecture features slides from his work.
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Bernard Zillner
Berna Gene
Joe Zillner
Will Mertyn
Topeka
Henrietta Schubert
Clarice Steeltzing
Kansas City
Kan
Howard Phillips J
Kenyon
Norman Ward
George Schubert
Harold Daugherty
J. Patterson
Viccarbad
India
Methodist Church
Margaret Zillner
Skelly Oil Company
Lake of the Ozarks
Edwin Schubert
Patricia
Carl Schubert
Lawrence
W. A. Sonn
A. R. Boyer
Eva Mertz
Overland Park
Carl Schmidt
Ray Stroud Tank
Cordon
Herman
Chnsack
Arline
Doris
Delta
Delphine
Gage Park
Ralph Davis
Viola Sheldon
Will, Mertz
James McCabrin
Herman Rohnsack
Edwin
TODAY S CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES AND SOLUTIONS
Crossword clues listed with across and down terms, including entries like Descended settled and shoe ratchet, playing cards, nocturnal birds, skilled adroitness, and various puzzle answers. The garbled text presents a mix of clues and partial solutions, suggesting a full puzzle grid and numbered entries rather than a narrative.
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Athen
Lawrence Co-operative Club Dinner Meeting Report
The Lawrence Co operative Club will entertain wives at a country club dinner Thursday evening. Delegates to the national convention will report on the Milwaukee assembly from late June. A non commercial talking picture will be shown using a portable projector from Chevrolet Motor company educational department.
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Lawrence Co-operative Club
Country Club
Milwaukee
Chevrolet Motor Company
Advertisement for New Idea Patents by Harris Patent Service
Keen competition drives manufacturers to advertise for new ideas as America prepares to absorb thousands of innovations in coming years. Will your idea be among them. Harris Patent Service. 731 N. H. St. Louis.
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America
L. T. Harris CO
Patent Service
N. H. SJ
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