Ohio State track stars head to AAU meet at Princeton
Six Ohio State sprinters and distance runners depart Columbus for the National AAU meet at Palmer Stadium Princeton New Jersey with Jesse Owens Mel Walker Dave Albritton Charley Beetham Tommy Sexton Georgin OBrien and Whitey Wonsowicz. The event serves as final Olympic prep before trials at Randall Field New York next week.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bertha
U. S. Olympia
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
N. J
Jesse Owens
Mel Walker
Dave Albritton
Charley Beetham
Chicago
Tommy Sexton
Georgin O'Brien
Whitey Wonsowicz
Buck
Ohio
Ohio Aces
Randall Field
New York
Owens
Lincoln
Neb
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Peacock
Larry Snyder
Auteskirts
Locam
Electrolux Blanks Torain Fisher Foods in Lorain duel
Electrolux of Elyria beat Fisher Foods of Lorain 9 to 1 at Lakeview Park Lorain in a nine hit pitching duel. Paul Elex bested Profant as Gene Myers starred at short with several dazzling plays. Hubie Herold and Babe Mardock drove in two late blows each.
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Paul Elex
Profant
Electrolux
Elyria
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Gene Myers
Hubie Herold
Babe Mardock
Standings and results from the early baseball season
The standings show New York leading with 48 wins, followed by St. Louis and Cleveland in pursuit. Daily results include Chicago, Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, and Boston across American and National leagues, with many games reported alongside upcoming matchups and key geçmiş dates.
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G.B
New York
USK
Detroit
Cleveland
Abe
A. Padepin
Coast Crews Prepare For Olympic Rowing Trials
Coast crews arrive in Princeton New Jersey as the Washington and Pennsylvania groups join California's Golden Bears in four day workouts ahead of next weekend's final Olympic rowing trials. The Princeton shell has been practicing regularly since midweek with crews from Poughkeepsie.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
Pennsylvania
California
Golarn Bears
Poughkeepsie
Crossword Puzzle i-Agrecabin and Related Clues
A fragment of a crossword style puzzle listing scattered clues and partial answers across across and down entries. Includes references to Greek letters, mythic figures, thematic terms, and several garbled or misread hints from a newspaper puzzle page.
Poor Pitching Costly Indians Lose To Browns
July 2 report from LOWS details the Cleveland Indians’ defeat to the St. Louis Browns in a doubleheader and a later game, blaming ineffective pitching for costly losses as manager Steve O'Neil faced a tight schedule. The chaotic box scores and player notes reflect a rough day for both teams with high runs and uncertain pitching outcomes.
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Indians
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Steve O'Neil
St. Louis Browns
Slow pitching softball aims to grow across regions
A discussion notes how popularity of slow pitching softball varies by state. Illinois shows strong interest while Michigan largely ignores the game. Rules detail a 12 foot pitching distance on a 45 foot diamond with a 14 or 16 inch ball and delivery at moderate speed.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Slow Pitch Rules Change for Base Stealing and Lead Off
The slow pitching rule changes in base running allow a runner to lead off while the pitcher is in pitching position but require return if the next base is reached safely unless the batsman hits the ball. The Amateur Softball Association promotes slow pitching for wider participation and emphasizes batting and fielding over pitching, noting girls’ softball as a strong draw in several cities and urging better organization to boost interest.
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Amateur Softball Association
Soins
Braddock Receives 200000 Offer for Baer Bout
NEW YORK July 2 Joe Gould Braddock manager announced receipt today of a 200000 bid to defend the heavyweight title against Max Baer. The offer from Ancil Wolfman comes as negotiations linger between Madison Square Garden and the Twentieth Century Sporting Club over a Braddock Schmelting bout scheduled for late September in Texas California or nearby. Gould will wait for negotiations to complete before replying.
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New York
Joe Gould
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Tallas
Texicago
California
Gould
Madison Snare Garden
Twentieth Century
Sporting Clun
Braddock
Greek Fighter Wins Toledo Bout in Ten Rounds
Greek light heavyweight Fans Transtopolous defeated New York challenger Red Finneran by decision in a ten round boxing match held in Toledo Ohio last night.
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Toledo
Transtopolous
Polish Giant Leon Ketchell Heads for Debut in New York
United Press reports Polish fighter Leon Ketchell, tall and heavy at 275 pounds, arriving toward the United States to challenge Werter heavyweights. Manager Harry Segel touts Ketchell as a boxing prodigy with 17 fights and immense power, scheduled to debut at the Hippodrome theater under Mike Jacobs.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
NY York
Finy
Prima Snera
Leon Ketchell
Werter
Harry
Champ) Segel
Cable
Izel
Seigel
Cenius
Leon
Ferer
Giants
Carneca
Bootsier
Cates the Palsh
Hippodrome
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sports Arena Opens Voice of Leon
The era ends at the Hippodrome as Twenty Century converts into a sports arena with a ceremonial opening led by the voice of Leon. The last tenant named Jumbo is noted as the final act before the transformation.
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Voice of
Leon
Jumbo
United Press
Saints Win Again Near Top In A A
Saint Paul Saints right-hander Phil Weinert returned to form in Columbus allowing nine hits but surrendering only four runs as Milwaukee Brewers fell 9 to 4. Weinert, back after retirement stints, helped pull St Paul within two games of the American Association lead, with manager Gabby Strest deploying him in a starting role.
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Columbus
Phil Weinert
St. Paul Saints
American Association
Weinert
Gabby” Strest
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Saints
Walter Tauscher
Minneapolis Hart
Millers
Kansas City
Toledo Mudhens
Loss of Sheep and Pelts Under New Deal Policy
An analysis notes about 8 million fewer U S sheep since 1930 due to enforced scarcity of the New Deal. It cites large government purchases of sheep and goats, wasteful pelts salvage efforts in Wyoming Montana and Colorado, pelts stored for long periods, red tape delaying tanning, and widespread spoilage of hides and meat leaving carcasses to rot and prices rising for consumers. It points to Casper and Miles City operations and a Huron South Dakota example where a government deal ended with losses.
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Valley of Death
Cody
Wyo
New Deal
Roosevelt
Charles J. Belden
Pitchfork
Cody, Wyo
United States
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Casper
Moses City
Mont
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Miles City
Murket
Rze
Tt Rock
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A
Harry Hopkins
Huron
So. D
Aboukire's Whitewash Electro Alloys, 4-0
Aboukire's Whitewashed Electro Alloys won 4 to 0 as Manske fueled offense with four at bats and key hits. Carlson scored and contributed in the field, while Barndol and Totals Eleetre Wey elias provided support. The game featured strong pitching from Aboukire and solid defense, sealing a decisive shutout.
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Lenn Manske Aire Grocers
Pitea
Carlson
Aboukire
Basement painting tips from old home care article
The piece discusses brightening basements with wall colors, recommending warm tones like browns and beiges, and warns against very dark shades if ceilings are low. It notes old houses need cement or waterproof paints to seal pores and prevent peeling, emphasizing durable finishes for lasting appeal. It also recalls a historical note that long before 1914 Europe’s nations agreed not to use poison gases in warfare.
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Europe
Public Auction of Elyria Property in Lorain County
A court ordered sale will expose Lot 28 in John W. Tastor's Avondale Park Addition Elyria Lorain County Ohio. The property at 9 Fairlawn Avenue Elyria appraised at 2850 dollars may not be sold for less than two thirds of the appraisal. Sale is by cash on day of sale at the Lorain County Court House. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announces the sale. attorney Frank Wilford.
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Peart
Lorkin
Elyria
Lorain
Qlite
John W. Tastar
Avondale
Bisra
Black River
Lorain County
Fairlawn Avenue
Clarfence W. Dick
Sherif Loraine
Ohio
Frank Wilford
Attorn Dame
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