Nichols Fights Draw With Lewis. Clingman Set For Armory Bout
George Nichols, former NBA light heavyweight champion, drew John Henry Lewis in a 10 round non title fight in Buffalo. Nichols aims for a 15 round title bout with Lewis. Otis Clingman returns to local rings to face Bull dog Jackson at the National Guard Armory with tickets at City Drug Store.
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N. Y
George Nichols
National Boxing Association
Nichols
NBA
John Henry Lewis
Broadway
Lewis
Luke Carr
Associated Press
Otis
Clingman
Amarillo
National Guard Armory
Bulldog Jackson
Yukon
Alaska
South
United States
Jake
Jackson
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Cuba Cuppers Out Of Tennis Series
Australia’s Davis Cup team will face the United States Mexico winner in Philadelphia May 30 to June 1 for the North American zone final. Cuba’s withdrawal advances Australia to the final round, replacing the Cuba Australia tie in the series.
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New York
U.P
Australia
Philadelphia
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Cuba
United States
Nations fail to choose site set for series in Houston
Mexico and the United States end talks without a site agreement and will play their tie in Houston, Texas, April 10 12. The winner advances to face Australia in Philadelphia May 30 31 and June 1 at Germantown Cricket Club. The Philly winner then meets the European zone victor to earn a challenge against Great Britain.
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Mexico
United States
Houston
Texas
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Tulsa Oilers Rally Past Cats in Offseason Exhibition
In Fort Worth Texas on April 8 the Tulsa Oilers defeated the Fort Worth Cats 13 to 8 after 11 innings to take two wins in a three game exhibition series. Oilers errors extended the game despite the Cats producing hits late in the afternoon.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Tulsa Oilers
Fort Worth Cats
Cats
Paul Dean Shuts Out Steers in Exhibition Win
In Dallas, April 8, Paul Dean known as Daffy pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 to 3 victory over the Dallas Steers in an exhibition game. Sal Gliatto took the loss for Dallas after returning from spring training in Longview.
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Tex
U.P
Dallas Steers
Longview
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Daffy
Sal Gliatto
Nashville
Steers
Beaumont Exporters Beat Tokyo Giants in Exhibition
The Beaumont Exporters wrapped up an exhibition series with a 6-4 win over the Tokyo Giants as they begin Texas League schedule preparations in Beaumont Texas.
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Beaumont Buckles
Beaumont
Texas
U.P
Beaumont Exporters
Tokyo Giants
Paris Rue de Cauliflower Sees Boxing Talk Stir
In New York the April scene on Rue de Cauliflower centers on boxing lore. Fans discuss Max Schmeling's June showdown with Joe Louis, weighing motives from money to glory and the celeb wife Annie Ondra. Mickey Walker hosts a tavern where fighters’ memory and posters spark brawling talk.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Broadway
The
Garden
Mike Jacob
Twentieth Century Club
Ohio woman constable denounces moonlit seduction patrols
Chardon reports 24 year old constable Pauline Hunt criticizing fellow officers who harass couples on secluded roads at night. She says many constables rely on moonlit theatrics rather than fair enforcement, reflecting a clash over police approach to public morality.
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Chardon
Ohio
Pauline Hunt
Injuries Hit Yankee Squad In Norfolk Trip
Shortstop Frank Crosetti and pitcher Pat Malone head to New York due to injuries and illness as $50,000 rookie Joe DiMaggio recuperates from a burn. Crosetti suffered a torn and bruised nose, Malone has tonsillitis, and catcher Joe Glenn has a swollen knee. Meanwhile Casey Stengel eyes his infield lineup for the Dodgers Senators clash after two days of rain.
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Frank Crosetti
Pat Malone
New York
Joe di Maggio
Crosetti
Malone
Joe Glenn
Washington
Virginia
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Senators
Casey
Jim Bucher
Ben Geraghty
Linus Frey
Buddy Hassett
Allison Picks His Cup Squad for Davis Cup
Wilmer Allison named Bryan Grant and Dodge Budge to singles duties for the United States against Mexico in the upcoming Davis Cup ties. Grant just won the River Oaks title with a 6-1 4-6 6-4 6-0 victory, while Budge and Grant teamed to beat Budge and Mako in doubles? and Allison will partner Van Ryn in doubles. Mexico’s team features Este ban Reyes, Daniel Hernandez in singles and Marco Mestre with Flavio Martinez in doubles.
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Houston
Wilmer Allison
United States
Mexico
Bryan M. Grant
Dodge Budge
Grant
Allison
John van Ryn
Budge
Gene Mako
van Ryn
Esteban Reyes
Daniel Hernandez
Marco Mestre
Flavio Martinez
Republic
Schmeling Not Broke Says Cuddy on Louis Fight
Jack Cuddy reports from Berlin that Max Schmeling is financially secure and unlikely to risk his reputation for a bout with Joe Louis. Cuddy notes Schmeling’s influence from Nazi publicity chief Von Mengden and suggests Schmeling’s decision hinges on believing he can win.
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Jack Cuddy
Toilor
Cuddy
Berlin
Herr Schmeling
Max
Louis
Joe
von Mengden
Schmeling
Pauline
United Pres
Two Texas Sprinters Duel For Olympic Team Spots
National loop competition centers on Harvey Wallender and H V Reeves Jr at the University of Texas. Reeves dominates at Fort Worth by sweeping the 100 220 and 100 meter events while Wallender wins the Texas relay 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds. Wallender had considered quitting due to a floating cartilage but now pursues Olympic hopes.
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Felix R. McKnight
Associated Press
Southwest
Harvey
Chik) Wallender
H. V. Reeves, Jr
University of Texas
Wallender
Tyler Trphoon
Reeves
el Camp
Fort Worth Exposition
Delmer Brown
North Texas Teachers’ College
Whit Cox
Oklahoma Aggie
Texas
Texas Christian faces prospect of loss if NC coach choice goes North
Texas Christian University officials await word from Chapel Hill on Bear Wolf potential move to North Carolina. If Wolf leaves, TCU must find a competent successor while Meyer and McDiarmid keep candidates out of public view.
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United Press
Texas Christian University
Chapel Hill
Frogs
Raymond
Bear) Wolf
University of North Carolina
Bear
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Dutch” Meyer
EB. W. McDiarmid
Wolf
Austin
Billy Disch
Texas Longshorns
North Carolina
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist
Horned Frogs
M. U
New Orleans
California
Meyer
Dr. McDiarmid
Howard Grubbs
Johnny Washman
Bear Wolf
Creamery and Cafe Clash in Local Business Dockets
Borden's Creamery faces E. B. Meyer in a dispute while Terry's Cafe contends with Chas. Hoppin Pig. Co on separate civil matters. The listings show two concurrent cases involving named firms and local entities.
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Borden's Creamery
E. B. Meyer
Terry's Cafe
Chas
Hoppin Pig. Co
Bowling Congress Gangs on Experts
Ora Mayor of San Francisco begins defense of his all events title as the 1936 ABC tournament opens in Indianapolis. Mayor led Syracuse last year with 2022 in all events while Wolfe Firestone Service of Niagara Falls and Don Brokaw of Canton saw declines. Scheeps Beers of Dallas topped the first night with 3025 in the five man event.
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Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
Ora Mayor
San Francisco
Syracuse
N. Y
Wolfe
Don Brokaw
Canton
Scheeps Beers
Dallas
Tex
Bucs Face Injuries in Galveston Practice Dilemma
Galveston manager Jack Mealey weighs a practice game amid high winds and cool air. If conditions improve, Jack Jakucki is slated to pitch for the Buccaneers against Beryl Richmond and the Bartlesville nine after yesterday’s intra squad game was postponed.
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BUCS
Galveston
Texas
U.P
Jack Mealey
Galveston Buccaneers
Jack Jakucki
Beryl Richmond
Bartlesville
Wrestling results sheet with international competitors
Matches listed from New York New Haven and San Diego show wrestlers from Palestine Spain Ireland Mexico and Georgia defeating or throwing opponents from Ireland New York California and San Francisco. The fragment notes St Nicholas Arena Stanch's Arena and San Francisco with several incomplete bouts and a Danno O Mahoney and Pat Donahue pairing.
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United Press
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Benny Katz
Palestine
Drew
Joe Devito
Italy
Stanch's
Juan Olaquibel
Spain
Pat Donahue
Ireland
New Haven
Conn
Danno O'Mahoney
Abe Coleman
San Diego
Vincent Lopez
Mexico
Dick Daviscourt
Glendale
Calif
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Casey Columbo
San Francisco
Hardy Kruskamp
Columbus
Boxing Results From New York Portland and Jersey City
Summary of bouts in multiple venues: Lou Ambers outpoints Pete Mascia in New York at Broadway Arena, Andre Jessurun defeats Prankie Blair at Coliseum, Joey Costa beats Aldo Spaldi in Jersey City, Lee Ramage draws with King Levinsky in Los Angeles, and Carmen Barth defeats Red Bruce in Portland with decisive decision.
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United Press
New York
Broadway
Lous Ambers
Herkimer
N. J
Pete Mascia
Coliseum
Andre Jessurun
Prankie Blair
Camden
Jersey City
Joey Costa
Aldo Spaldi
Italy
Los Angeles
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
King Levinsky
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Red Bruce
Pittsburgh
Rainy weather delays Houston Buffs vs Tokyo Giants doubleheader
Heavy rain and overcast skies in Houston threaten a scheduled doubleheader between the Houston Buffs and the Tokyo Giants. The game was postponed last Saturday due to high winds and cold conditions.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Buffs
Tokyo
Home Stretch for Baseball in Texas League Play
Texas League teams near the season stretch held training amid cold weather. Oklahoma City Indians beat St. Louis Cardinals 4 3 in Dallas as Paul Dean pitched. Tulsa Oilers topped Fort Worth Cats 13 8 in Port Worth. Beaumont Exporters beat Tokyo Giants 6 4 and prep for Galveston Bucs two-game series at Beaumont.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Cardinals
Paul
Daffy) Dean
Dallas Steers
Dallas
Bartlesville
Galveston
Galveston Buccaneers
Bucs
Tulsa Oilers
Fort Worth
Sports Roundup: Oddities and Notes From Across the Scene
New York April 8. Joe Cronin hears from friends that Red Sox stars may cause him trouble as the season unfolds. Various notes include Art Kahler coaching two colleges, Hal Price Headley’s Hollywood derby entry, Rex Clark’s sprint time, George Blake shifting to refereeing, and Col. Ruppert’s doctor hoping Joe DiMaggio can play soon. Additional items mention O. B. Keeler on Bobby Jones’s Augusta hopes, Sonja Henie’s Chicago run, and other scattered results and musings from baseball, boxing, skating, and track.
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Joe Cronin
Dick Porter
Gadsden
Porter
Joe
Red Sox
Art Kahler
Dickinson
Brown
Hal Price Headley
Hollywood
Rex Clark
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
George Blake
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Max Schmeling
Rhine
Heil Hitler
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Joe Louis
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Annie Ondra
Moonlight and Romance
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Frank Crossetti
DE Maggio
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Phils
Hal Kelleher
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Wilson Groseclose
George Kirkley
Chicago Cubs
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Bill Terry
Charley Grimm
Frankie Frisch
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Grand Canyon Line League Accounts Bureau
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Behrens Coves
Pixley Eee
Marsh
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Bowling Congress Gangs
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Ioe Cece’ Meade
AYP
Howard Everett Horton
New York City
W-O
Pinehurst
Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mass
Eline Nielsen
Hackensack
Miss Verry
Kathryn Hemphill
Jake Ruppert
Joe Dimaggio
Jimmy MecLarnin
O. B. Keeler
Bobby Jones
Augusta
O. B
Bobby
Sonja Henie
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Oki Shikima
Blue Sun Jennings
Doro Roche
Pennsylvania
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