Paddock Attacks A A U Over Barbuti Case
Charlie Paddock, former world record holder, used a radio address to criticize the Amateur Athletic Union. He urged removal of unprin cipled figures and rule changes to restore American amateurism and suggested open track meets to allow professional and amateur competitors.
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Associated Press
New York
Charlie Paddock
Paddock
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Ray Barbuti
Amsterdam
Major League Camp Notes Cubs beat KC 4 0 and sign Jonnard
Cubs win 4 0 over Kansas City as Lautenbacher and Horne pitch well. Joe McCarthy signs Claude Jonnard to bolster the pitching staff and Jonnard reports to Houston on Thursday.
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United Press
Beaumont
Lautenbacher
Horne
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cub
Joe McCarthy
Claude Jonnard
Jonnard
Houston
Hendricks Optimistic On Reds Prospects In 1920s Outlook
Orlando April 1 Henry L Farrell quotes Cincinnati manager Jack Hendricks arguing minimal changes for a club he says was unlucky last season. He stresses Pete Donohue as key, expects tight games, and outlines infield shifts, strong outfield, and improved pitching to power a pennant push. He cites Luque Lucas May Rixey Ash Zahnier and Dressen Lutzke Stripp among infield and pitching options. The Reds aim for better defense and run output if pitching holds.
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Henry L. Farrell Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati
Jack Hendricks
Hendricks
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cardinals
Yankees
Pete Donohue
Ruth
Gehrig
Luque
Lucas
May
Rixey
Ash
Columbus
Zahniser
Donahue
Purdy
Allen
Walker
Callaghan
Zitzmann
Picinich
McMullen
Sukeforth
Dixon
Reds
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Jonnard Joins Cubs After Trade Dispute
Claude Jonnard right hand pitcher and storm center between Commissioner Landis and St. Louis Browns owner Phil Ball has landed with the Chicago Cubs. Announcement last night stated Jonnard, once successful in the AA and a former Giant prospect, was declared a free agent by Landis amid Ball's protests. He pitched for Milwaukee last season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Claude Jonnard
K. M. Landis
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Cubs
Jonnard
Landis
Ball
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Weekly Sport Highlights From Across the Nation
Claude Bracey of Rice breaks the 100 yard world record at Southern Methodist Relays for the second time in two days. Rena McDonald shatters her own world mark in shot put at the Indoor Nationals. Jean Shiley sets a new high jump standard. Ed Gardner wins the second Annual Bunion Derby leg in Elizabeth NJ. Monaco defeats Switzerland in Davis Cup first round. Oklahoma A and M wins team title at NCAA wrestling. NA swimming sees two world records and six national marks. Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club captures the National indoor polo championship. New York Hakoahs beat Madison Kennels in the National Soccer opener. Charles Jordan wins the national amateur three cushion billiards title. Schepps Aces retain the AAU girls basketball crown. Toronto Marlboros take the Canadian Junior Hockey title.
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Dallas
Tex
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Southern Methodist Relays
Boston
Rena McDonald
Jean Shiley
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
N. J
Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Switzerland
Columbus
Oklahoma
ST. Louis
New York Hakoahs
Madison Kennels
Milwaukee
Charles Jordan
Los Angeles
Wighita
Kan
Huskers Open Spring Drills Under New Coach Bible
Lincoln April 1 United Press says Dana X. Bible arrives as Nebraska new head football coach to lead a brisk workout with 21 Texas Relays participants and Henry Schulte. Bible plans a monthlong spring session before possible Texas return thru May.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dana X. Bible
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Bible
Dallas
Texas
Henry F. Schulte
McLean
The
Cornhuskers
Texas Aggie
College Station
Swimmers Set New Records in St Louis Meet
The sixth annual national collegiate AAU swimming meet in St Louis saw new records in every event. George Kojac Rutgers set a world best in the 150 yard back stroke at 1 38 4, Northwestern won the 200 yard medley relay in 8 09 4, Rutgers posted 1 36 6 in the 200 yard spring relay, Moses Princeton led 200 yard breast stroke at 2 35, Bryant Dartmouth 50 yard free at 24, Shields BYU 440 yard free at 4 57, Schwartz Northwestern 100 yard free at 53 2, and Shields 220 yard free at 2 19 2.
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United Press
ST. Louis
George Kojac
Rutgers
Northwestern
Hinch
Patterson
Schwartz
Kojac
Jelenko
Johnson
Tilly
Moses
Princeton
Bryant
Dartmont
Shields
Brigham Young
Pyle Racers Leave First Control Point
C C Pyle’s second trans continental foot race begins with 76 runners moving westward from Elizabeth New Jersey toward Los Angeles finishing June 18. The start drew about 60 000 spectators while 600 000 watched along the 21 mile course as times from the first 10 finishers are led by Ed Gardner Seattle 1 59 30 and Sam Richman New York 1 20 45.
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New York
C. C. Pyle
Los Angeles
Trenton
N. J
Elizabeth
Columbus Circle
Pyle
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Sam Richman
Exhibitions Today Showday Results From Baseball Mix
Listings report yesterday scores for Indians 4 New Orleans 3 Cubs 4 Kansas City 0 Yankees 12 Pensacola 2 Giants 9 White Sox 2 Athletics 5 Braves 2 Phillies 11 Rochester 10 Browns 2 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 23 San Antonio 9 Cardinals 4 Washington 2 Newark 4 Cincinnati 3 Detroit 18 Houston 5. Today’s games include Detroit A Chicago N at Beaumont and other intercity matchups in Florida and Georgia venues.
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Indians
New Orleans
Cubs
Kansas City
Yankees
Pensacola
Giants
White Sox
Athletics
Braves
Phillies
Rochester
Browns
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Cardinals
Washington
Newark
Cincinnati
Detroit
Houston
Chicago
Beaumont
Boston
Buffalo
Bradenton
Fla
Philadelphia
Miami
New York
Shreveport
Protest Fight Griffith Won in Chicago Cards
Bill Duffy, linked to Tuffy Griffith's management, said he will push to have Leo Lomaki retained as a contender for Loughran's light heavyweight title. Duffy claims Lomaki benefited from an illegal rest in the fifth round of Griffith Lomaki's semi final.
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United Presse
New York
Tuffy Griffith
Chicago
Leo Lomaki
Aberdeen
Wash
Loughran-Walker
Bill Duffy
Lomaki
Loughran
Wrestling card could settle or worsen mat situation
The Amarillo Auditorium next Monday hosts a main event where Farley may face Walsh or Parker vs Smith. Parker seeks a Farley match after a shoulder injury and loss to Walsh who beat Farley previously. Results will determine if the feud stays tangled or clarifies the future. Walsh is in Dallas briefly.
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Jodie Parker
Eddie Walsh
Kansas City
Farley
Walsh
Seemi
Eddie
Parker
Chesty
Waler
Jodie
Walvh
Smith
Dallas
Giants Rally Past White Sox In Nine Run Spree
New York Giants defeat Chicago White Sox 9 to 2 at Steer Stadium. After a scoreless tie through six, Giants erupt with nine hits seven runs in the ninth inning, including two homers by Hogan and Terry. Fitzsimmons and Lyons held the mound for their teams in a game witnessed by about 6,000 fans.
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New York Giants
Steer Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Teddy Lyons
Baylor University
Hal Mechain
Lyons
Thomas
Leach
Hogan
Henry
Welsh
Reese
Terry
Lindstrom
Ott
New York
Chicago
Ty Fitzsimmons
Wogan
McKain
Adking
Autry
Crouse
Billiard Stars Set to Clash in New York Matches
Stars of billiards arrive in New York for two major showdowns this week. Willie Hoppe meets Allan Hall in a 600 point three cushion bout, marking Hoppe’s return since beating Johnny Layton in January. Welker Cochran faces Felix Grange in an 18.2 balkline 12 block test.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Allan Hall
St. Louis
Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Hall
Layton
Welker Cochrant
Hollywood
Felix Grange
France
Karasik O'Brien to Headline Dallas Wrestling Card
Promoter Bert Willoughby matches Karasik the Russian Lion and Patrick O'Brien the Irish grappler for the main event at City Hall Auditorium in Dallas. Denver’s Elmer Guthrie and Vancouver’s Wildcat Stephens set for the semi windup bout.
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United Press
Dallas
al Karasik
Patrick O'Brien
Bert Willoughby
City Hall Auditorium
Elmer Guthrie
Denver
Wildcat Stephens
Vancouver
B. C
German Heavy Has Trouble Over Bosses and Stockholders
Alan J. Gould reports on Schmeling's spring return to the United States facing factional stockholder disputes and contract entanglements. The piece notes managers, agents, and rivals like Dempsey and O'Kelly as well as the sprinting prospects of college stars Bracey and Simpson shaping the track season.
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Associated Prose Sporta
New York
Schmeling
Elouter
Sehmell
Wide Divelaime
Fugary -Dempsey Combine
Sively
Madison Square den Corporation
Max
O'Kelly
Boston
Cateonsen
la Louie Angel Firpo
College
Etara
Claude Bracey
Texas Go Hound
George Simpson
State Flash
Simpson
Bracey
Amsterdam
Simpson Tracey
Vague high school sports results page fragment
A fragmented schedule list shows multiple games with city abbreviations and partial team pairings. Names include Crane Chicago and Miles City News News winner, Athens Cleveland, Vienna Johns City, Valley City, Ashland, and Granite Brockton, with various 4 to 9 pm time slots.
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Raton
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Portsmouth
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Minn
College Grove
Crane
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Morton
Central
Vienna
Johns City
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