Golfing Clan Goes To Florida Tourney
Hollywood Florida March 3 230 golfers tee off in the opening 18 holes of the $2500 Hollywood open Light Horse Harry Cooper of Chicago is the favorite Entrants include Tommy Armour Ray McAuliffe Ralph Stonehouse Andy Kay Henry Ciuci Joe Turnesa Johnny Farrell Bill Mehlhorn Jules Huot Denny Shute Vic Ghezzi Abe Espinosa Ky Laffoon Gene Sarazen Whiffy Cox Sam Parks Jr Paul Runyan Willie MacFarlane Craig Wood and Willie Klein Tomorrow resumes with 18 holes and a 36 hole final on Thursday University of Wisconsin reports hundreds of baby chicks are sacrificed in poultry disease experiments.
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Chicago
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Andy Kay
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Joe Turnesa
Johnny Revolta
Johnny Farrell
Bill Mehlhorn
Jules Huot
Denny Shute
Vic Ghezzi
Abe Espinosa
Ky Laffoon
Gene Sarazen
Whiffy Cox
Sam Parks, Jr
Paul Runyan
Willie MacFarlane
Craig Wood
Willie Klein
Johnny Allen Grudge Heats Up for Yankees Next Season
Johnny Allen, who broke into the majors with the Yankees after impressing scout Paul Krichell in Sanford, N C, aims to win 18 to 20 games for Cleveland next season and spark a feud with his former team led by manager Joe McCarthy. He notes he was benched despite a strong 13 6 record and was traded to Cleveland after 1934 for Monte Pearson and Steve Sundra.
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Steve O'Neill
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Steve Sundra
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Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
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Ben Chapman
Don Heffner
Dickey
Yanks
Joe Dimaggio
Beach speedway dangers loom before 250 mile race
United Press reports from Daytona Beach on the upcoming 250 mile beach and road race. Drivers push stock cars beyond Campbell era limits amid treacherous turns and drifting sand. Notables Doc Mackenzie and Wild Bill Cummings prepare to race.
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United Press
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Malcolm Campbell
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Major Goldie Gardner
England
Wild Bill Cummings
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Bob Sall
New Jersey
Sall
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Mackenzie
Galveston Buccaneers face 1936 season with key uncertainties
Galveston Baseball Club plans for 1936 Texas League amid losses from death of president Shearn Moody and departures like Charlie English to the Giants. Manager Jack Mealey must address infield gaps at second base and third, replace Joe Prerost, and evaluate rookies and new pitchers from the International League as spring training approaches. The Buccaneers open the season April 14 and 15 against Houston, while Texas Christian University prepares for practice with Bear Wolf anticipating a strong team despite pitching concerns.
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Shearn Moody
Galveston Baseball Association
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Charlie English
New York Giants
Buck Fausett
Indianapolis
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Joe Prerost
Prerost
Fred Fink
Cliff Ograin
Prevost
Danny McGree
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International League
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Jimmie McLeod
Tony Governor
Chuck Hostetler
Bob Asby
Monk Keith
Jack Jakucki
Eddie Cole
Abe White
Beryl Richmond
Mark Filley
Arol Fitton
Bill Tennett
Jakucki
Cole
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Frog Field
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Frogs
Jimmy Lawrence
Tracy Kellow
Darrell Laster
Bill Hudson
Morrison shines as SMU ponies begin spring drills
SMU football candidates open spring practice with Jack Morrison in the spotlight. The son of former coach Ray Morrison moved from Vanderbilt to SMU, facing transfer rules that may be waived. Over 45 players, including an undefeated 1935 freshman squad, participate as limbering and light drills resume.
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Tex
Southern Methodist University
Jack Morrison
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
M. U
Jack
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William H. Reedy, Curveball Pioneer, Dies at 74
William Henry Reedy died after a long illness at age 74. Born in Rock Island he pitched for the Rock Island Prairie State and the Chicago Onward teams and was long named as baseballs first curveball pitcher.
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Sixth District Olympic Tournament Trials Set in Houston
The strongest area college teams will converge in Houston for the Sixth District Olympic tournament next week. Entries include 1936 Southwest Conference champion Arkansas, conference runner-up Institute of Technology, Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks, East Texas State Teachers College co champions, and Texas A and M rivals. The winner advances to semi finals March 22 to 28, with the national finals in New York City April 3 to 6 and the Olympic team to be chosen for the summer games.
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University of Arkansas
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University of Texas
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New York City
United States
Maverick Club Highlights Sunday Programs and Events
The Maverick Club held a lively Sunday program led by Carl Clifft with J S Pitman at the piano and featured Elza Harter the cow boy singer from near Guymon Oklahoma. Ralph Doke mans star athletes were promised for next week. The club urged families to attend Mothers and Fathers Day, offered incentives, and announced its Employment Bureau and a yard work service.
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Guymon
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Ralph
St Louis Cards Back Houston Buffs for 1936 Season
Branch Rickey plans a strong Houston Buffs club as he aims to build a winner through the Cardinals system. Spring training opens March 9 with many hopefuls, including pitchers Dan Fry Maurice Forsythe and Robert Thomas, plus infielders Watwood Stein Mueller Backer and Kean set to compete for key positions.
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Herbert Bremer
Hutchinson
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Jacksonville
Ira Smith
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Maurice Forsythe
Dan Fry
West Oxie
Orville Mathias
Bloomington
Alfred Scherer
John Stevenson
Vernon Taylor
Robert Thomas
Longhorns Win Flag in Laredo's Tourney
The Longhorns prevailed at the Laredo border Olympics where Texas led with 33 2/3 points, beating Rice and other Texas and Northern Mexico teams. High school division saw Thomas Jefferson claim first with Donna second and Brackenridge third. A driving rain hampered times.
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Evansville camp to host hit lineup includes Worthington
Rizzo who played for Houston last year near the top in RBIs Averette Thompson from New Iberia in the Evangeline League and Red Worthington a former big leaguer likely won t join local camp but will report to the Sacramento camp.
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New Iberia
Red” Worthington
Worthington
Sacramento
Rice Owls Tie for Second in Southwest Conference
The Rice Owls beat Texas Christian 47 to 29 in Houston to hold second place but cannot secure the lead. Texas and Texas A&M battle for a possible second place tie in College Station while SMU faces TCU in Dallas in the season finale. Arkansas clinched the title last week.
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Holdouts Missing From Cubs Squad Return Time Hinted
Manager Jimmy Dyken weighs when key trio Zeke Bonura Luke Appling and Jack Hayes may rejoin the club as holdouts. The trio includes Bonura at first base App ling at shortstop and Hayes at second base.
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Zeke Bonura
Luke Appling
Jack Hayes
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