Indians Zoom Past Giants in Twilight Baseball Thriller
Oshkosh Indians topple Chicago colored Giants 4 to 3 as Carl Zinth stars as pitcher fielder and outfielder. Manske delivers a pivotal triple in the sixth. Jungbauer and Spanbauer contribute key hits. Giants rally late but Zinth and Manske seal the seven inning victory before a small crowd at the fairgrounds.
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Free Baseball Film Shown to Large City Crowd
More than 400 baseball enthusiasts and veterans attended a free motion picture at St Marys auditorium hosted by the city recreation department and promoter Frank Steckbauer. The General Motors produced film traced the game's history from early days to modern rules with major league parks crowds and celebrities. It ended with expert positional demonstrations and sound enhanced explanations. Also noted is a Turkish legal prize later mentioned in the text.
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Night Baseball Debuts in Milwaukee With Big Crowd
Milwaukee hosts the first night game as 12 000 fans expected under lights with the Brewers facing the St Paul Saints in a key American Association race. St Paul won both ends of a doubleheader to move to second place while Milwaukee slipped, Giuhani homered with bases loaded in game one and Shiver doubled in the seventh of game two to seal Saints victories.
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Leayenna Ieaoocogt
Night baseball experiments and Boston roots in 1935 news
An Associated Press roundup notes ongoing 1935 baseball trials including Foxx with the Athletics and Babe Ruth's return to Boston limits, plus night games and financial outcomes. It mentions Connie Mack's adjustments and the Deans as a fading force, then shifts to ancient Elam excavations at Susa revealing early horseback riding over 5,000 years ago.
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Cincinnati and Montreal boxers dominate an Associated Press card with multiple knockouts and technicals. Cincinnati fighters including Paul Dazzo and Danny Millio score wins, while Montreal’s Al McCoy defeats Bud Mignault in a technical knockout.
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Baer Training Camp Glories Amid Seaside Circus
Max Baer trains at a seaside Baer camp in Asbury Park with a sunlit ring and playful sparring, while observers, handlers, and the promoter push Braddock’s impending title clash as spectators pay admission and watch the spectacle unfold.
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Wide score variety marks Major AA games last night
Sunlite exploded to a 7 to 4 win over Fahrnwald as Kaechar hurled a 3 hit ball and Leininger drove in all Fahrnwald runs with two homers. Koch also hit for Sunlite. In the Old Tarners league Wisconsin Match hammered Peoples 26 to 0 for first shutout. Kalbus tripled with 16 hits between teams. Universal Foundry topped Vets of Foreign Wars 11 to 3. Hupmobile beat Universal Motors 19 to 13.
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Four Champs Poised to Repeat at Central Track Meet
Marquette athletic director Conrad M Jennings announces that four of seven returning champions are favored to repeat at the Central Intercollegiate Track Games. Ray Sears of Butler is expected to win the two mile, Don Elser of Notre Dame the shot put, Mark Panther of Iowa the javelin, and Wes Busbee of Indiana the discus. Other titles face challenges from Wesley Murd Michigan State Vincent Murphy Notre Dame and George Meagher Notre Dame in events tied to the meet.
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George Meagher
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Ohio State favored to win lat ter event at Marquette meet
Early arrivals plan workouts at Marquette stadium as preliminaries begin tomorrow at 3 pm, narrowing a field of 385 entrants for the floodlight finals. Merion last year saw top pros and amateurs, with foreign challengers and six Japanese players adding international flavor to the 39th tournament. Sid Brews from Johannesburg is considered a strong championship prospect.
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Olin Dutra Heads Open Bid Against Star Field at Oakmont
The Los Angeles golfer Olin Dutra faces 158 contenders as he defends the National Open at Oakmont. The course with its mountainous mounds, 200 traps, and 18 treacherous greens promises a grueling 727-hole test with low four round totals at sunset Saturday expected to determine the winner.
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Eastern and Midwest Boats Accept Invite to Coast Meet
Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Wisconsin accept invitations to race against California, Washington, and USC in the second national intercollegiate crew races at Long Beach June 28–29. Marine Stadium hosts the 2,000 meter course, shorter than typical collegiate distances.
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Revamped Braves climb back into victory lane
Oshkosh Braves win 8 to 3 at Sportsman Park behind Mike Schroeder on the mound and a refreshed lineup. Key moments include Otto Stoegbauer’s homer, Chubby Stoegbauer’s four hits, and Rube Lautenschlager at third scooping up several drives. Cy Crook debuts as manager as Wolfrath and new addition Amy Tadych contribute in a steady, error-prone game. The victory builds momentum for Saturday’s Chicago Le Moyne Playgrounds game and Sunday’s Beloit Colored Greyhounds matchup.
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