Owens Dominates Big Ten Meet With World Records
Jesse Owens leads Michigan to track title at the Big Ten meet setting world marks in the 100 and 220 with a 9.4 and 20.3, plus records in low hurdles and broad jump. Michigan edges Ohio State in a tense finish as Owens and teammates fuel a championship run amid 10,000 fans and near perfect conditions.
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Jesse Owens
University of Michigan
Owens
Metcalfe
Marquette
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Chahel Nambu
Japan
Michigan
Ohio
Fred Stiles
Harvey Patton
Frank Aikens
Stanley Birleson
Rocy Mountains
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
University of Ilinois
Nime
Mark Panther
Iowa
Don Lash
Eddie Fall
Oberlin
Arlie Mack
Widmar Etchells
Friot
Billy Carr
Willis Ward
Charles B. Hoyt
Etchells
Mike Savage
Bob Kohitchek
Stone
Stiles
Patton
Uinlan
Aikens
George Farley
Birleson
Jack Fleming
Ichigan
Michigan Relay Team Dominates Meet Despite Owens’ Record Day
In a close team race Michigan built a commanding total as Owens delivered the day’s standout performance. He won both hurdling events the broad jump and the high jump boasting the meet’s most remarkable scoring day since Carl Johnson in 1919.
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Michigan
Ted
Owens
Carl Johnson
Ironwood Red Devils Win Invitational Meet
Ironwood High School wins the annual Cardinal field meet with 51 points led by standout performances. Bessemer, Wakefield, Hurley, and Greenland also place, while E Simonich sets a new local field record in the shot put at 46 feet 8.5 inches and Ge Saue breaks the Cardinal field mark in the 2:08.3.
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Ironwood High School
Cardinal Field
Bessemer
Wakefield
Hurley
Greenland
Land
Wood
Cardinal
Ge Ge Saue
Simonen Pel
Harries
Jonagon
Bergland
H Mpyeeneatt Jerow
Iron
Bendreenland
Wooley
Niemi
Ironwood
Saten
Ase
Bergand
Kdmer
Wozniak
M. Levandoski
Wg Geeond
Valerio
T. Kopecko
Tronwood
Dash
Winkowski Besseit
Mildren
Poents Rica
Dae Castle
Weketer
Jasezak
Dainstron
Jeron
Hee
Pollard
Feneil
Ewen
Page
Turkal
Aho
Kuker
W. Aho
Senier
Demaray
Maks Wakefield
Ben
Ollila
Tomich and
Brattland
Haigh
E. Simonich
Kilmer
Helakoski
Michigan Will Enter National Track Meet
The Velverey of Michigan track team, Western conference champions, plans for the National Collegiate championships June 21 and 22 in California. Eleven Wolverines qualified for the trip, with at least seven likely to join. Notable bids include Berit, Berro, and Willis, as strong performers in events like the broad jump and discus, aiming to represent Michigan at the national meet.
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Velverey
Michigan
Pompcenian
Ichigan
Calif
Chuck Berit
Willie
Illis
Walter Stone
Snowe
Cardinals Rally Past Trout Creek In Tight Class B Duel
Cardinals edged Trout Creek 6 to 4 at Chea hit field, as Golembeski fanned 10 and Manning 11 for Trout Creek. Maki belted a fifth-inning homer, while Birleson clocked 9.6 in the 100 and 48.7 in the 440. Michigan football schedules list six conference games and a reshaped 1937 season with four Big Ten intersectionals.
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Cardinals
Trout Creek
Golembes
Kirchermen
Golembeski
Manning
Maki
Soener
A Ae Ieee
Seston Sebel
Columbus
Michigan
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Iowa City
Illinois
Cham
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbia University
Iowa
Big Ten
Kipke
Columbia
Southern California
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Putebure
Notre Dame
Champaign
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Sawaski Wa
Abr Mezzano
Wojcichowski
Owen
Jarvinen
Kaivila
Trout Creek Cass
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Escanaba High School Athletes Advised on Postseason Eligibility
An Escanaba area notice outlines rules for postseason athletic participation. Players may compete after the season ends as long as they do not accept money or gifts surpassing minor value, avoid coaching or officiating pay, and consult their coach or principal with questions to stay eligible.
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Tomal
Princi
Constinbenioes
Escanaba Wins U P Invitational Track Crown at Iron Mountain
Escanaba claimed the championship at the annual U P Invitational track meet held at Iron Mountain Stadium. Escanaba scored 59.5 points, Iron Mountain 41, Kingsford 20.14, Manistique 3, St. Joseph 1, and Crystal Falls 0 as Kingsford and Iron Mountain each snagged several firsts and seconds.
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U. P
Iron Mountain Stadium
Escanaba
Iron Mountain
Kingsford
Manistique
St. Joseph
Michigan Coach Bennie Oosterbaan Awards Baseball Numerals
Ishpeming boy wins numerals at Michigan as 17 freshmen candidates receive baseball numerals. Recipients include Edmund Andronik Walter Bietila Lester Brauser Donald Brewer Robert Campbell Herman Fishman Loren Greenblatt Robert Harnden Merle Kremer William Lane Robert McFayden Fritz Radford Stuart Ritchie Manuel Slavin James B Smith John Smithers Ernest Tanzer. Rodney Dimitroff loses close decision to Joe Anderson at Negaunee with rematch likely. Ironwood fighter K C Brown beats Clyde North. Al Gamache knocked out early in second round.
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Ishpeming
Michigan
Bennie Oosterbaan
University of Michigan
Edmund Andronik
Walter Bietila
Lester Brauser
Donald Brewer
Robert Campbell
Herman Fishman
Loren Greenblatt
Robert Harnden
Merle Kremer
William Lane
Robert McFayden
Fritz Radford
Stuart Ritchie
Manuel Slavin
James B.smith
John Smithers
Ernest Tanzer
Rodney Dimitroff
Joe Anderson
Negaunee
Anderson
Wisconsin A. A. U
Dimitroff
K. C. Brown
Ironwood
Lane
Clyde North
CCC
al Gamache
Gamache
Range Track Marks Compare With U P Marks
Comparison of marks from the annual invitational meet held here last Saturday with those from the U P Invitational at Iron Mountain shows an even break. Range contestants set competitive marks and await final rankings.
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U. P
Iron Mountain
Best marks in six events for Women and Menominee range
The records list top times and distances across six events for women and the Menominee range, detailing 100 yard dash, 440 yard dash, low hurdles, pole vault, 880 yard run, half mile relay, broad jump, high jump, shot put, 200 yard high hurdles, mile run and 220 yard dash with specific timings and heights. The comparisons show women achieving 10.8 and 10.6 seconds in sprints, 55.8 and 56.2 in the 440, 25.2 and 24.7 in low hurdles, 10 ft 6 in and 11 ft 3 in in pole vault, 2:08.38 and 2:08.6 in the 880, 1:40.6 and 1:40.7 in the relay, 19 ft 6+ inches and 19 ft L+ inches in broad jump, 5 ft 5 in and 5 ft 3 in in high jump, 46 ft 8+ inches and 44 ft 6+ inches in shot put, 17.1 and 16.6 in 200 yd high hurdles, 4:49 and 4:48.4 in the mile, 24.4 and 24 seconds in the 220.
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Menominee Range
Gogebic range thinclads shine in triangular meet
Four Gogebic Range athletes linked to Northern State Teachers College at Marquette starred in a Saturday track triangular with Northern Michigan Tech and Jordan College in the Queen City. Willis Johnson set a 120 yard high hurdles record at 16.3 seconds, Steve Baltic won the mile, Finnegan of Bessemer excelled in hurdles, and Yrkkola placed in shot put and Baltic strong in multiple events. Northern totaled 60 points, Midelmen 48, Jordan 23.
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Northern State Teachers College
Marquette
Queen City
Northern
Michigan Tech
Jordan College
Willis Johnson
Ironwood
Steve Baltic
Cardinal
Iunder
Seger
van Cleve
Baltic
Dwin Yrkkola
Finnegan
Bessemer
Midelnem
Jordan
Michigan State to Compete at IC AA A Track Meet in Cambridge
Ralph H. Young announces eight MSU athletes to represent the college at the IC A A A meet in Cambridge Massachusetts. Carl Mueller and Francis Dittrich headline sprints and jumps with entrants in 800 and 1500 meters, plus 8000 meter runners Ottey and Hammer. Young may add Wade Allen, Kalamazoo high jumper, to the squad.
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Hammer
Ralph H. Young
Michigan State College
Cambridge
Mass
Carl Mueller
Bedford High School
Francis Dittrich
Detroit Eastern
Francis Wright
Berkeley
Charles Dennis
Ludington
Wesley Hurd
Detroit
John Gardner
Hastings
Tom Ottey
Ardmore
John Hammer
Wakefield
Ottey
Hurd
Young
Wade Allen
Kalamazoo
Baseball Scores From Regional Games
Marinette defeated Crystal Falls 3 to 2 while Niagara crushed Iron Mountain 10 to 0. Kingsford edged Caspian 4 to 2, Dixie Oils tied Caspian 2 to 2, and Collegians overwhelmed Alpha 16 to 11. Florence tied I R Redkage 6 to 6, Stambaugh beat Amasa 6 to 5, Ishpeming lost to a 5, Race won 4 to 1, Cedarville 4 defeated Detom 2.
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Marinette
Crystal Falls
Niagara
Iron Mountain
Kingsford
Caspian
Dixie Oils
A Collegians
Alpha
I. R. Redkage
Florence
Stambaugh
Amasa
Ishpeming
Race
Newberry
Cedarville
Detom
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Roy Huber
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St. Joseph of Escanaba
Sault Ste. Marie
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Bill Zepp
Michigan Normal College
William Daly
University of Detroit
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Clinton Bridges
Joe Louis
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