Ross Is Favored In Tonight's Fight New York
Jimmy McLarnin faces Chicago's Barney Ross in a 15 round welterweight title bout at the Polo Grounds with odds favoring Ross at 7 to 5. Weather uncertainty looms as 35,600 fans are expected and gate receipts near 200000. If rain delays occur the show moves to Wednesday night. Scales weigh in at 1 p.m. EST. Main bout to start at 7 p.m. EST no broadcast planned.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Chicago
Barney Ross
Polo Grounds
Jimmy
Jinx
Madison Square Garden Bowl
McLarnin
Young Corbett
Ross
Hoodeo
Trishman
Boxing Commission
Baseball scores from Yesterday in National and American leagues
National League results show Philadelphia defeating Pittsburg 4 to 2 and Boston 1, Cincinnati and New York at St Louis postponed due to rain. Brooklyn at Thicasa postponed by rain. American League games include Detroit 1 New York 5 and Cleveland 3 Washington 6. Chicago 1 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5 Boston 3. American Association scores include Minneapolis 1 Louisville 9 and St Paul 9 Indianapolis 16 with Kansas City at Colimbus postponed to Sunday. Milwaukee at Toledo rain.
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Philadelphia
Pittsbargh
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Thicasa
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Colimbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Sain
Minnapali
St Louis
Hittsburgh
Elaneti
Detroit Arereisreet
St Uis Au
Phillies blank Pirates for first win of the season
In relief, Alex Jhampour anduel Moore helped Carson City Phillies blank the Pirates 4 75 innings in a rare win. Travis lecil powered Senators with an early rally against the Indians as Johnny Allen of the Yankees limited the Tigers to three hits for his fifth win. Al Beima homered to cap a Brownie rally against the Red Sox. Vernon Wilshere of the Athletics held the White Sox to seven scattered hits for his fourth victory.
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Cei Ceed
Alex Jhampour
Uel Moore
Phillies
Pirates
Innines
Philies
Lecil Travis
Senators
Indians
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Tigers
al Beima
Brew
Red Sox
Vernon Wilshere
Athletics
White Sox
Baseball statistcs from Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and more
A cluttered sports statistics roundup lists leaders by team and category. Vaughan leads batting and runs for Pirates, with Martin and others prominent. pitching leaders include Castleman and Parmelee, while Johnson Foxx Greenberg spike batting stats across Athletics Tigers and Red Sox.
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Phy
Pirates
Oli
Joe Moore
Giants
Vaughan
Bordagary
Dodgers
Myer
Castleman
Parmelee
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Athlet
Bonora
White Sox
Greenberg
Tigers
Gehringer
Vosmik
Indians
Dicke
Yankees
Goslin
Senators
R. Ferrell
Werber
Cronin
Red Sox
Revell
Stone
R. Johnson
Tiger
Armada
Hale
White
Whitehean
Alien
Tanke
Strange As It Seems Summary From Postwar Treaty Map
The piece outlines postwar territorial transfers from the Treaty of Versailles, naming victors and losses. It lists France reclaiming Alsace Lorraine and the Saar, Britain and Belgium gaining African mandates, Japan acquiring island territories, and Poland and others receiving portions of territories. It notes vast mandates and shifts in sovereignty.
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Tritesterree
Otter
France
Britain
Belgium
Africa
Cameroons
Toxoland
Southwest Africa
Gernatty
Posen
Brombere
Alsace Lorraine
Saar
Germany
More Trades Coming From St Louis in Rebuilding Drive
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby intensifies roster shakeup of the Browns as outfielder Sam West and second baseman Oscar Melillo join Julius Solters while West and Burns loom as possible future trades. The 1934-35 activity tightens a 22-man roster with surplus outfielders and a need for pitching, amid Hornsby’s expanding trade portfolio and earnings from the Phil Ball estate.
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Yrader” Hornsby
Sam West
Julius Solters
Boston Ted Sox
Oscar Melillo
Hornsby
Eigh
Roy “Beau” Bell
West
Jack Burns
David Harums
Burns
Althe
Rajah
Large Bore Rifle Champion Crowned In Junction City
Emil Zumbrum of Junction City won the Kansas large bore rifle championship with 208 points. James Flanagan, also from Junction City, placed second. The state association voted to hold the large bore event in Junction City next year and awarded small bore rifle and pistol shoots to Hutchinson. A civilian marksmanship team to represent Kansas at Camp Perry was selected, with officers reelected for 1933.
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Junction City
Kan
Emil Zumbrum
Kansas
James Flanagan
Kansas State Rifle Association
Hutchinson
Fort Riley
Camp Perry
Earl Cole
Sparks
W. A. Smiley
William Smiley
Skinner
R. B. Blanchard
Floyd Mauk
1. P
Clawson
Augusta
Frank Wine
E. S. Coulter
Topeka
Wright
K. Geisen
Minneapolis
Altes
St Pauls League Lead Narrowed by Indians
Indianapolis routed Saint Louis with 16 to 9, overtaking the St Pauls in the American Association standings as Minneapolis and Louisville posted 10 to 9 and 8 to 10 losses respectively. Charlie George plated runs for Minneapolis while rain halted Milwaukee at Toledo and a Kansas City Columbus doubleheader was completed.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
American Association
Indianapolis
Saint
Millers
Louisville
Saints
Chamberlain
Indians
Charlie George
Truett Sewell
Editorial on Faurot's athletics charges and college recruiting
The piece argues the Missouri Tigers coach Faurot should drop the issue as it fuels trouble. It notes he wrongly accused Texas, Centenary, Northwestern and George Washington of recruitment, retracts after coaches respond, and warns debts and regional practices undermine ethics. Cy Sherman cites regional reform but cites continued violations in the South and Pacific Coast with spring training and gate cuts for scholarships. Orville Mathews, Chickasaw athlete, involved in latest developments.
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Tigers
F. C. Allen
Faurot
Texas
Centenary
Northwestern
George Washington
Western Union
Cy Sherman
Lincoln
Atlantic Seaboard Regio
Big Six
Big Ten
South
Pacific Coast
Dixie
California
Sherman
Stanford alumni basebowl tale stirs Tulsa enrollment
A Stanford alumnus plans to enroll at Tulsa University this fall for schooling aided by an oilman. The piece notes Mathews was reportedly lined up by California, alarming Oklahoma figures including Coach John Jacobs, while a 1933-34 Big Six repeat drought is noted by AP. Kansas State succeeds Nebraska in football, Iowa State tops KU in basketball, Oklahoma wins outdoor track.
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Stanford
Tulsa U
California
Mathews
John Jacobs
University of Oklahoma
Orville
Tulsa
Associated Press
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
K. U
Oklahoma
K. L
Lightweight and welterweight titles tied to historic bouts
The note recalls past boxing and golf feats with Barney Ross losing the welterweight crown to Jimmy McLarnin on points in a 15 round bout and Ellsworth Vines securing the Davis Cup for the U S by defeating Jack Crawford. It also mentions Maureen Orcutt qualifying in the British women's open and Robby Jones beating Cyril Tolley in a British amateur defense, with Hal Carlson of the Cubs passing away.
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Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Ellsworth Vines
Australia
Jack Crawford
Maureen Orcutt
Robby Jones
Cyril Tolley
Hal Carlson
Cubs
Wrestling results from Montreal Boston and more
Last night wrestling bouts produced diverse outcomes across cities. Montreal’s S24 defeated Gus Soenetleris of Boston two straight falls in a best of three. In Portland Maine Montatiny Detroit toppled Jack Burns in straight falls. Other matches saw Wright, Metlry, and Tet as part of a chaotic card across Sioux Falls and San Francisco with mixed fall results.
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Montreal
Gus Soenetleris
Boston
Portland
Ehn Montatiny
Detroit
Jack Burns
Wilmington
Bel
Cearge
Puebla
Cala
Demons suffer fifth straight loss in Western league
Des Moines early leader in the Western league pennant race fell into the second division after a five game skid. Keokuk led the league with a 14 hit attack to win 4 to 0 and sweep the series. Bobby Jones, under medical care for appendicitis, cannot travel to New York for the planned exhibition next Thursday.
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Des Moines
Demons
Keokuk
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
New York
Foreign invites for American track stars this summer
American track athletes face multiple overseas invitations from Finland France Italy Sweden and China potentially sending five man teams to Finland and France and a one man team to China. The drive aims to boost home interest and study top American performers. Future stars like Edward O'Brien and coaches such as Tom Keane are highlighted as promising Olympic prospects.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Finland
France
Italy
Sweden
China
United States
Belgium
Switzerland
England
Jack Lovelock
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Princeton
Tom Keane
Syracuse
Edward O'Brien
Council Still Uncertain About Handbill Throwing
A flag tournament for men will be part of the Decoration Day program at Lawrence Country Club. Players add their handicap to par and plant a flag where they use that total strokes. Multiple rounds may be played. A husband and wife team handicap tournament also will be held. No entry fee. golf balls awarded to winners. Night putting contest organized by the Secteh Foursome putting committee.
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Lawrence Country Club
Secteh
Pleasant Grove Beats Kansas City Giants 8 to 7 in Extra Innings
Pleasant Grove defeated the Kansas City Giants 8-7 Sunday afternoon on their home field. A tenth inning rally broke a 7-7 deadlock after nine innings, giving Pleasant Grove the win and setting up a game against Perry next Sunday.
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Kansas City Giants
Pleasant Grove Baseball Club
Perry
Giants
Pleasant Grove
Bowling Elks Bowling Scores and Odd Mentions
A garbled clipping lists bowling scores for the Elks and assorted names like Pickens and Thodighe with Haverty and Getto noted. A stray anecdote from the Vancouver Province mentions a golf lesson request to a woman, with her replying it was her friend who wanted to learn.
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Bio Department
Vancouver
Program for Children's Day at No. 10 Sunday School
Pupils and teachers of No. 10 Sunday School present a June 2 program celebrating Children’s Day and Mother’s Day. Mrs. Jerald Hobson and Mrs. Harry Hobson supervise with songs readings drills and a sequence culminating in “Mother Machree” and an address by Mr. Choates. Invitations extend to all interested.
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No. 10
Jerald Hobson
Harry Hobson
Geraldine Hobson
Hobson
Thomas Hobson
Hansam
Baldwin
Doris
Dale
Maurice Cook
Lenexa
Marlin Cook
John Cunningham
Dane Hobson
Daughtrer
Sharon Lee
Boris Hobson
Marie Kirchner
Baldwin High School
Agnes White
Rose
Claude Fisher
Ernest Prim
Overbrook
Gene White
Lawrence
Oscar Dyer
Martin
Joe Dyer
Social Roundup From Friday Visits and Local Events
The text lists visits from Mrs. Cunningham's family to Mrs. Cook's relatives, the Pleasant Hour Circle meeting at Excelsior, and calls on Baldwin visitors. Oscar Turner Agnes White and Joe Dyer visited James Osher of Baldwin. Rose and Agnes White joined Topeka trip party. Alumni Banquet attendance in Baldwin noted. Jerald Hobson family guests of Bert Emery.
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Rose
Agnes White
Joe Dyer
Topeka
Baldwin
Jerald Hobson
Bert Emery
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