Sooners win first Big Six track title at Lincoln
Oklahoma clinched its first Big Six outdoor track championship with 6572 points at Lincoln as Kansas and Kansas State set two field marks. Notable marks included Elwyn Dees with 51 feet 3% inches in shot put and Ray Noble reaching 17 feet 5 inches in pole vault. Kansas State finished second. Nebraska third.
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Strange as It Seems: France's monarchs to republican rise
A fragmented piece traces France’s royal line from Louis XVI through Napoleon to Louis Napoleon and the shift to a republic, noting how successive heirs were bypassed or altered by revolution and empire. It contrasts with a drawn reef diagram and hints at tomorrow's feature on lightning’s black death.
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Baseball Leaders and Notables From Yesterday's Games
American League leaders show Walker Tigers .403 Johnson Athletics 22 Runs Bonn son Athletics 27 Johnson and Greenberg Tigers and Johnson 27. White Sox 27. National League stars include Caebate Pirates .402 Martin Cardinals 267 Vaughan Pirates 28 Medwick Frey Hits Vaughan Pirates 37 Warner Pirates 44. Home runs Johnson Foxx Athletics Bonura White Sox. Stolen bases Hale Indians Tigers Almada Red. Pitching Whitehead Athletics 7 0 Tamulis Ajlen Yasbeer Wienhser Athletics 7 0. National League notes include Caebate Pirates .402 Martin Cardinals 267 Vaughan Pirates 28 Suhr Pirates 9. Doubles Martin Card 2415 Suhr Pirates 9. Home runs Ott Giants 7. Stolen bases Serdagarar Dodgers Reds 2. Pitching Castleman Giants Carleton Cubs 3 0. Diedgers and
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Big 6 Track Champions Reported With Fast Marks
The meet lists top performances for the Big 6 with winners from Missouri Oklahoma Kansas State and Kansas. Notable marks include Sidney Cooley Missouri 10.2 in 100 yards Bart Ward Oklahoma 22.6 in 2420 yards and Henry Janz Oklahoma 49.7 in 440.
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Missouri
Bart Ward
Oklahoma
Henry Janz
Sooner athletes win Big Six golf and tennis titles at Lincoln
Oklahoma athletes captured golf and tennis championships at Lincoln. Golfers swept the 36 hole medal scores with Azeregate 641 leading. Kansas and Iowa State followed, while Missouri withdrew. In tennis indoors due to rain, Norman’s crew won both singles and doubles, with Upsher defeating Voss and the Oklahoma duo Upsher Rollins beating Zoesch Shafer.
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Lincoln
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Emery
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Kansas State
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O. C
Arthur Voss
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Upsher
Albert Rollins
Richard Zoesch
James Shafer
Baseball News Roundup From A Busy Scoring Day
The report details multiple late season performances including Yankees victory with Vester Johnson, Cubs staging a big rally, Reds homers and run support, Hal Schumacher pitching, and strong hitting by Arky Vaughan on the Senators. Pirates tied in runs off John Whitehead, White Sox aiding Red Sox in early scoring, Dizzy Dean wins, Cardinals seven straight hits and two RBIs. Phillies also noted in brief.
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Arky Vaughan
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Dizzy Dean
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Whithead and Blanton Are the Prize Rookies
Chicago, May 20. Johnny Whitehead of the White Sox and Cy Blanton of Pittsburgh were named the prize rookies of 1935 by major league managers. Twenty-two rookies were named as likely to stick and become stars, with the American League leading the poll 12 to 10.
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Ray “Ripper
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Roy Hughes
Cleveland
Roy “Beau” Bell
St. Louis Browns
Joe Sullivan
Detroit
Ellsworth Dahleren
Red Sox
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Vernon Wilshere
Alex Hooks
Wallace Moses
Alex Kampouris
Iyal Goodman
Cincinnati
Clyde Castleman
Henry Leiber
Giants
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bivin
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Phillies
Phil Cavarretta
Augie Galan
Chicago Cubs
Racing and track records from past editions and rule changes
A year ago at Jamaica's Metropolitan Handicap Equipoise was disqualified after finishing first while Chase Me shattered after a leg break. Three years ago the National League ended rules banning players from talking to spectators with a $5 fine. Five years ago Eddie Tolan's 9.5 second 100 yard dash was accepted as an official world record by ILA and A.F. in Berlin.
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North High Repeats in Kansas Track Meet Victory
Wichita North and Arkansas City finished first and second at the Kansas state interscholastic track meet amid a thunderstorm. Ward Riegel led Ford with 13 points, Wilkes edged him in the furlong, Pattimore set a new 206 yard hurdles record after a distance change, and Heffner and Larfing won the high and tennis crowns. Christner and Thornburrow won doubles in tennis, J Wylie took golf with 152, and Wichita East took runners up in golf with 322. Officials called it the harshest weather ever for the meet.
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Kansas
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Pattimore
Rosedale
Heffner
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Wyandotte High
Christner and Thornburrow
Topeka
J. Wylie
McClure
Turner
Wichita East
JIM TO QUIT ATHLETICS
Kansas City May 20 James Aloysius Bausch the world’s athlete in 1932 says No more athletics for me I quit. He blasts Cunningham and Madison Square Garden crowds calling him a pawn and urges the Amateur Athletic Association to run its business from now on. Bausch, arrived after 2 1/2 years absent, weighs about 10 pounds less than three years ago. He has tried professional football crooning and now works for the government in mathematics.
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Owens Shatters Records In Northwestern Chicago Meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State dominates the Ev anston quadrangular meet. He breaks a world record, ties the 100 yard dash standard at 9.4 seconds, falls inches short of the 220 yard dash mark, wins the broad jump with 25 feet 5 1/16 inches, and posts strong times against Wisconsin and Illinois rivals.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Chicago
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Charlie Brookins
Norman Paul
Roland Locke
Sooner Sweep Seals Big Six All Sports Title at Lincoln
Oklahoma brought home three Big Six championships in track golf and tennis at Lincoln. Nebraska and Kansas State followed in track while Iowa State finished fourth. The Sooners also captured the all-sports title with a close margin, extending their lead from last year as Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska trailed.
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Towa State
Noted Big Six meet features and polo season finale
The Big Six meet produced only two records, Elwyn Dees boosted the shot by over a foot and Ray Noble cleared 13 feet 84% inches in the pole vault. Spectators included new Oklahoma coach Birt Jones and veteran Henry Schulte, while Nebraska’s Chapman faltered near the end of his 21 yard lows. Pettiness aside, Kansas Aggies, Jayhawks and Cornhuskers battled through prelims and finals with Gaels-like drama, and Iowa State’s polo team closed its Midwest circuit season with decisive wins over Illinois, Ohio State and Missouri.
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British Golf Results From St Anne s on Sea May 20
First round results in the British amateur championship include J H Bryant of England defeating Jock McLean of Scotland one up after 18 holes. John Forsman of New York falls to W Pharyzn of England one up after 19 holes. R De Lloyd of England beats Douglas Grant formerly of California one up at the 20th. Robert W Knowles Jr of Brookline Mass defeats J O Donnell Higgins of Montreal 5 and 3. Michael Scott of England defeats R Myer England 4 and 3. Tony Torrance of England defeats Lionel Munn England 3 and 2. J Francis England defeats J Kennedy Jr England 6 and 4.
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J. H. Bryant
England
Jock McLean
Scotland
John Forsman
New York
W. Pharayzn
R. de Lloyd
Douglas Grant
California
Robert W. Knowles
Brookline
Mass
J. O’donnell Higgins
Montreal
Canada
Michael Scott
R. Myer
Tony Torrance
Lionel Munn
J. Francis
J. Kennedy, Jr
Prospect Mrs Selzer Travels to Denver for Ill Sister
Mrs William Selzer left Tuesday evening for Denver to visit her seriously ill sister. Christina Selzer of Kansas City will stay with her father and family in her mother's absence. Theresa Spiecher and Lorenz Speicher Jr visited their sister Mrs Osgood Armstrong and Mr Armstrong Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Vandeventer were also mentioned in the social notes.
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Denver
Colo
Christina Selzer
Kansas City
Theresa Spiecher
Lorenz Speicher, Jr
Osgood Armstrong
Armstrong
Roy Vandeventer
Scores From National League and American Association Games
AP reports weather delays as all other games were postponed. Notable results include Brooklyn 6 over Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 7 over New York 4. Detroit blanked Washington 6 to 6, while Cleveland 1 led New York 0 with other scores listed.
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