Dizzy Dean Says Fans Wear On His Energy Before Season
Cardinals pitcher Jerome Dean told Judge Landis he is tired from autograph seekers and fan attention as he prepares to open the season against the Cubs. He plans rest, hotel anonymity on road trips, and may rent a cottage to keep his address private.
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Great golf tree shot helps Wood place second at Augusta
In a dramatic moment during the Masters at Augusta National, Craig Wood saved par on the second hole of the final round by hitting a No 4 iron off a tree opening 100 yards right of the green. The ball rolled within half an inch of the cup, securing a par four and a runner-up finish behind Horton Smith with a total of 283.
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Craig Wood
Augusta National Golf Club
Woods
Wood
Craig
Horton Smith
Hill Targets Historic Win Over Matsuda Matsura
Don Hill heads a Texas wrestling card aiming to become the first to defeat Matsuda Matsura in a bout decided by two falls. Main event features Matsura vs Hill with best two of three. Semi final pairs Ken Gaston and Gorilla Pogi. Curtain-raiser not announced. Reserved seats available at City Drug Store.
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Texas
National Guard Armory
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City Drug Store
Polk Street
Wrestling Results by United Press
In Rochester New York Ed Don George defeated Frank Judson. Dave Leon of New York earned a victory over Mauree LaChappelle while Billy Rudy of Chicago beat Fred Bruno. Guiseppe Ferrone defeated Count Von Zuppe and Donchin beat Bill Wagner. Sammy Cohen edged by de cision with New York officials noting results.
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Mauree LaChappelle
France
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Ireland
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Billy Rudy
Chicago
Fred Bruno
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Germany
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Brooklyn
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Bobby Blake
California
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N. Y—Ed Don George, New York, Threw Frank Judson, Detroit; Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
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Tennessee
Jack Spellman
Rhode Island
John Kogut
Reds Turn Rookie Lab for 1936 Plans in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's 1935 Reds serve as a rookie laboratory as manager Charley Dressen plans a 1936 build with promising newcomers over seasoned stars. First base may anchor John Robert Mize while Ival Goodman and Billy Myers compete in the outfield and infield, with Kostume Kampouris at second. New catchers Gilly Campbell and Hank Erickson join Ernie Lombardi as veterans remain, and a mix of prospects like Gene Schott Leroy Herrmann Ray Davis and Al Hollingsworth fill the roster alongside holdovers Derringer Johnson Frey MacFayden Brennan.
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Mize
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Dressen
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Goodman
Billy Myers
Columbus
Lew Riggs
Alex Kampouris
Gilly Campbell
Los Angeles
Hank Erickson
Louisville
Ernie Lombardi
Paul Derringer
Si Johnson
Benny Frey
Tony Freitas
Gene Schott
Katherine Rawls Shines At Chicago Swimming Meet
Katherine Rawls of Miami Beach leads the No National Women's Championships into the second night at Lake Shore Athletic Club. She won the 100-yard freestyle in 1 03, breaking Lenore Kight’s record, and the 300-yard individual medley in 4 96 to set a new national mark, after opening night double titles.
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U.P
Katherine Ralls
Miami Beach
Fla
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Miss Rallis
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Homestead
Hawaii Leads Amateur Boxing Describes 1935 National
Hawaii's All Nation Maulers led four straight decisions into the second round at the 1935 national championships in St. Louis arena before about 4,000 spectators. Hawaiian boxers Paul Ishimoto Gilbert Manakami and Eddie Townsend opened the day for Hawaii.
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Hawaii
J. Eddie Hoch
Honolulu
Paul Ishimoto
Gilbert Manakami
Olympic Siarot
Eddie Townsend
John August Rohrig
Clifton
N. J
Melbourne
A. Tuten
Fort Benning
George Chimeli
San Francisco
Peter Giaruso
New Orleans
Pat F ‘Lley
Bill Beauhard
Maureen Boulier
Omaha
Yankees Conclude Southern Tour in Charlotte Date
New York Yankees wrap up their Southern swing with a game against Charlotte in Charlotte North Carolina. They travel next to Brooklyn for three games against the Dodgers Friday Saturday and Sunday. The Yankees beat the Knoxville Smokies yesterday.
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Grant to Play China in New York
The piece notes an upcoming announcement about a schedule or appearance in New York involving Grant and China. The report hints at a forthcoming decision expected within a week or two.
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Phoithboinders Stir Dempsey Guests At Chop House
Henry McLemore reports at Jack Dempsey's chop house two figures, Stoopnagle and Budd, promote a mysterious device called a phoithboinder. They boast pictures and sketches, claim famous users, and say it changed Dempsey's life. The piece notes the humorous, ambiguous hype around the item in 1935.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Stoopnagle
Budd
A&a
Colonel Stoopnagle
Ano
42Nd Street
Grant invited to join Davis Cup team to face China
Bryan Bitsy Grant has been asked to join the team opposing China in the first round of North American Davis Cup zone play in Mexico City next month. Also invited are Frank X. Shields of New York Gene Mako and Donald Budge the California doubles aces.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Mexico
D. F
Allanian
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New York
America
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
California
Texas League Opener Sparks Wins Across Four Cities
The 28th Texas League pennant race began with Beaumont Exporters toppling San Antonio 4 to 2 and Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Houston, and Galveston posting wins. Beaumont and Houston both relied on timely hitting and strong pitching, while Fort Worth edged Dallas 4 to 3 behind Claude Jonnard. Oklahoma City crushed Tulsa 18 to 9, and dust shortened a Red Skins-Tulsa clash. An Oklahoma City court awarded Elmer Guthrie $17,350 in a separate case linking a wreck with a Wirt Franklin Oil truck..
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Associated Press
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Texas
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McLeod
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Buffaloes
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Guthrie
New Tops in Pin Congress
Syracuse April 11 American Bowling Congress officials mailed checks totaling 93106 to close the 35th annual tournament. Wolfe's fire service five Niagara Falls won the five man title with 3029 and $1000. Brokaw Canton and Mayer San Francisco earned top honors in singles and all events respectively. Akron pairs Sumerix and Souers claimed the doubles with 1348.
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N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Wolfe's Fire Service
Niagara Falls
Don Brokaw
Canton, O
Ora Mayer
San Francisco
Wolfe's
Brokaw
Larry Shotwell
Covington
Mayer
Clyde Sumerix
Harry Souers
Akron
Campbell to Again Try at Speed Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world automobile speed record, announced at a luncheon that he would attempt to boost his speed above 300 miles an hour before year end. He did not reveal the site but said the next attempt might be at Daytona Beach or Utah. He had been considering moving from Daytona Beach to the Utah salt beds.
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London
U.P
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Utah
Daytona
Ross Ambers Title Fight to Gross Over 250000
Promoter Mike Jacobs predicts next month’s lightweight title bout between Barney Ross and Lou Ambers will gross more than 250000 dollars as a sign of renewed prosperity in boxing.
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U.P
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Mike Jacobs
Cauliflower Lane
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