Owens Sets Records At N C A A Meet In Berkeley
Jesse Owens leads Ohio State to standout showing at the 1935 NCAA championships in Berkeley with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the 220 yard low hurdles. He anchors broad jump and helps lift Ohio State to high team standing while California and Stanford also post strong showings. The report also notes a Milwaukee plan for a $65,001 participial boat basin.
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Chuhei Nambu
Japan
University of Southern California
Trojans
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Berkeley
Southern California
Ohio State
John Wonsowitz
California
Stanford
N.C.A.A
Jesse Owens
Jimmy Lavalle
Los Angeles
Elroy Robinson
J.dr
Fresno
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State
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kan
Floyd Lochner
Oklahoma
Hurdies
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
Linn Philson
Drake
Earle Meadows
William Sefton
Rand
San Diego
Jess Owens
Hubbard
Michigan
Kenneth Carpenter
Charles Gangloff
Pittsburgh
Parke
Oregon
Elwyn Dees
Kansas
Anton Kishon
Bates
Strange as It Seems by John Hix
An ancient tale credits Sennacherib's defeat to mice gnawing bowstrings and shield thongs, leaving the Assyrian army weaponless as they faced a kingly campaign. The piece then notes Pete Barry's long basketball career, with ~2000 games and twenty seasons with the old Celtics. Tomorrow: Rich in Life, Poor in Death.
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Assyria
Sennacherib
Sennacherth
Sargon
Astyria
Babylon
Pete Barry
Celtics
New York
Barry
Pleasant Grove Victorious Over Tong In Tough Bout
Pleasant Grove routed Tong in a baseball game yesterday afternoon, 11 to 3. Harris led with four hits in five at bats, and H Johnson hit a homer in the eighth, driving in two but was out at third for missing the bag. In Buffalo, Jimmy Slattery faced a public intoxication charge after a restaurant melee required four policemen to subdue him.
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Pleasant Grove
Tonganoxie
Harris
H. Johnson
Buffalo
Jimmy Slattery
Slattery
Polic
Sports Calendar June 24–28 with multiple league games
The calendar lists daily softball and midget league games from Monday June 24 through Friday June 28. Matchups include Wiley's, Varsity Wel, febeee, Goodrich, Tigers, Rinky pinks, evidents, Cardinals, Varsity Cleaners, Frit zel, Civics, Wildcats, Pan thers, Coyotes, Cubs, Kinky Dinks, Velvet, COC, and Jayhawks across several leagues.
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Wiley's
Varsity Welfebeee
Goodrich
Tigers
Rinky Pinks
Evidents
Cardinals
Varsity Cleaners
Fritzel
Civics
Wildcats
Panthers
Coyotes
Varsity Velvet
COC
Cubs
Kinky Dinks
Jayhawks
Fritzer’s
Carl's
Thirty-fifth Trans golf classic opens in Des Moines
A large field of more than 200 players gathers in Des Moines Iowa for the thirty-fifth Trans Missis sippi golf classic opening Tuesday. The tournament, held at Wakanda slopes, features many top amateurs and aims to challenge the defending champion Leland Hamman of Paris Texas.
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Des Moines
Wakanda
Leland Hamman
Paris
Tex
Lawrence Triumphs 2 1 Over Topeka In Pitchers Duel
Lawrence roboes Kansas City 2 1 in Ban Johnson League at Holcom’s Grove as Walter Houk’s bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth brought in two runs. Frank Martinac held the visitors to one hit through seven, while Kansas City’s Bukaty tripled in the seventh to score on Yadzick. In the eighth Lawrence failed to convert, but in the ninth Jones and Holcom led with singles, Sehon out, Douglas walked, Martinac tired, then Houk’s line drive over second baseman’s head scored the two decisive runs. Umpires Rice and Engel. Won Women’s Tourney Miss Marion Miley defeats Patty Berg 9 and 7 at Omaha Field Club for the title.
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Kansas City
Holcom’s Grove
Frank Martinac
Bukaty
Yadzick
Lawrence
Jones
Holcom
Sehon
Douglas
Martinac
Bakaty
Miller
Houk
Yardrick
Campbell
Kappelman
Harris
Ottens
C. Miller
Yadrick
Mone
Rice and
Engel
Pitts Is a Star in Baseball Debut
Albany date June 24 UP K- Alabama Pitts wowed critics in his organized baseball debut behind Sing Sing prison walls. In a doubleheader against Syracuse he had two singles in eight at bats drove in a run and scored once with five putouts though Albany lost 8 6 and 3 2. General Manager Johnny Evers called him marvelous and said with polishing he could reach the top as crowds of 7 752 cheered.
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UP K
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Albany International League
Syracuse
Johnny Evers
Lewis E. Lawes
Learn to Swim Advanced Land Drill and Arm Timing
Halfway through swim week the class splits into two groups the advanced and the not so advanced. The advanced group practices land drills outside the pool coordinating arm movement like a windmill with timed recovery and underwater pull. Tuesday will cover the completed stroke.
Harry Cooper Wins Medinah Open for First Major Title
Chicago pro known as Lighthorse led Medinah country club open after final 36 holes, firing 93 72 72 72. He posted a 12 hole total of 289 to beat Milwaukee’s Johnny Revolta by one stroke, winning $750. Revolta earned $475 after a 290 total.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Medinah
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Revolta
Perfect pitching marks in Texas league doubleheader
Shealy of Tulsa pitched a no hit no run seven inning game in the nightcap to blank San Antonio as Tulsa won the second game. Earlier mission beat Tulsa 11 hits and seven runs. Oilers had seven runs off Wiltse and Pyle in the opener.
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Okla
Pai Shealy
Tulsa Oiler
San Antonio
Mission
Shealy
Oilers
Wiltse and Pyle
Mission Hurlers
Antonio
Dees wins national shot put title at Berkeley
Elwyn Dees Kansas standout caps first in the shot put at the national collegiate meet in Berkeley earning 10 points for Kansas and extending a record set in 1930 as a high school champion from Lorraine. Jesse Owens dominates with four wins in the meet. Louis Carnera bout at Yankee Stadium draws hype with anticipated fireworks despite no broadcast planned. Coffeyville to sponsor a Legion Junior baseball team this season and a U of Tulsa alumni banquet honors coach Biff Jones.
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Calif
Jesse Owens
Ohio State Negro Athletic Wonder
Owens
San Diego
Great
Collegiate Athletic
N. C
Elwyn Dees
K. U
Kansas
Dees
Little Lorraine
Chicago
The
Journal
Coffeyville
American Legion
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Ikeley
Twenty Seventh Oklahoma Tennis Tournament Opens Today
Wash Kenny, Oklahoma A. and M. mentor acting war den at McAlester, joked about the football team and track squad. He praised the recruiting system and alumni relations as advantages while noting a ten second man who had no watch on him.
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Wash” Kenny
Oklahoma A
M. Mentor
McAlester
Louis to Clash With Carnera in New York Showdown
The Detroit challenger Joe Louis will meet Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium in New York on Tuesday night for a heavyweight title test. Promoter Mike Jacobs predicts a crowd above 50,000 and about $400,000 gate with Louis seeking a decisive victory to earn a September match with Max Baer. Preliminary six rounder features Buddy Baer versus Big Boy Rawson. main bout slated for eight.
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N. Y
Detroit
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Ack Dempsey
Louis
Brown
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Max Baer
Mike Jacobs
Buddy Baer
Max
Big Boy" Rawson
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Cities
National League scores show St Louis 16 to 6 and Pittsburgh 4 to 7. Brooklyn 2 to 10, Cincinnati 6 to 5, Philadelphia 5 to 2. American League lists Boston 3 to 8, Chicago 4 to 3, Philadelphia 1 to 13, St Louis 7 to 3. Cleveland 6, New York. Washington 12, Detroit. American Association results include Toledo 7 to 7, Kansas City 5 to 5, Columbus 3 to 7, Milwaukee 4 to 12, Indianapolis 2 to 4. St Louis 1 to 3, Louisville 3 to 4, mBeapolis 10 to 3. Ban Johnson League notes Lawrence 2 to 1, Kansas City 1, Concordia 1, Manhattan ? Dodge City, Garden City 6, Topeka 8, St Joseph 2, Abilene 0, Beloit 2.
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AES
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American Association
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Eatry
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Nee
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
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Garden City
Topeka
St. Joseph
Abilene
Beloit
Belvoir Falls To Berryton In Tough League Loss
Belvoir loses first game of the season to Berryton 8 to 2 as Berryton’s bats pound Ross for 10 hits in four innings. Bidinger steadies mound for Belvoir, holding Berryton to six hits and one run thereafter. Belvoir remains atop the league with six wins and one loss, next facing Auburn at Clinton.
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Michigan Valley
Tecumseh
Auburn
Towhead
Berryton
Carbondale
Ed Overbrook
Ross
Bidinger
Clinton
G. Cottman
R. Houk
H. Houk
Murphy
P Demerrik
Ab Fix
W. Harrop
TotAla San Nwerescreens
Belvoir W
Berryton Renter
Hi. Harrop
Tung
Eller
Hey
G. Coffman
Harrop
New Indian Golf King Crowned at Pawhuska
In Pawhuska Oklahoma on June 24 a new Indian golf king emerged at the Pawhuska country club. John Whitehorn, a 45 year old Tulsa Osage, defeated his 29 year old Sioux opponent Standing Bear to win the 36 hole national Indian tournament with a two under par 138. The match featured heated play and playful banter as both golfers ignored etiquette while gallery crowds and blanket-clad attendees watched the dramatic finale.
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Pawhuska
Oklo
Aainney Gezip
John Whitehorn
Tulsa Osage
Pawhuska Country Club
Whitehorn
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