Buffaloes 10 Start Tuesday in NAU Tourney
West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes meet Hutchinson Western Transits in a second round NAU baseball game in Denver. Both teams had byes in the first round and Ed Comer and Ray Colvin, former Buffaloes stars, are noted in the matchup.
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West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes
Hutchinson
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Western
Texas
Buffaloes
Ed Comer
Ray Colvin
Canyon College Quints
Transits
Collegians
Oklahoma City Indians Face Up to a Cold Texas League
Oklahoma City Indians overhaul aims under Bert Niehoff as manager. Only Charley Moncrief and Red Evans return from a strong Texas League pitching staff, with new infield candidates and catching depth to boost a hoped for better season.
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Oklahoma City
Vernon Kennedy
Charley Moncrief
Red” Evans
Harry Maturak
Moncrief
Evans
Indians
Red” Harvel
Dallas
Bert Niehoff
Harvel
Niehoff
Tribe
Jim Keesey
Carl Knott
Eddie Hock
Fred Stiely
Keesey
Billy Bancroft
Joe Bilgore
Glenn Vaughn
Tyler
Stanley Sonnier
Lafayette
Pid Purdy
San Antonio
Charley Bates
Des Moines
Purdy
Bates
John Cummings
Jacksonville
Babe Martin
Oklahoma
Adolph Stoup
Campbell Seeks 300 MPH Dream on Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell pushes his Bluebird toward a 300 mile per hour world land speed record, yet a small ripple of sand cost 81-100s of a second as four blazing runs end with 276.816 mph. The veteran racer remains hopeful, with Friday departure looming and belief the beach will yield the unattainable mark.
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Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Atlantic
Bluebird
Sir Malcolm
Campbell
Civic Club Volley Ball Schedule
The Civic Club Volleyball Association releases this season’s schedule. Matches include Rotary versus Kiwanis, A B C versus Lions, and Kiwanis versus Lions on March 19 and April 2, plus other pairings through April 15.
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Civic Club
The
Civic Club Volley Ball Association
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Hornsby Aims for Regular Role with Browns in 1935
West Palm Beach March 18 Edward J Neil says Rogers Hornsby plans to be a regular player for the St Louis Browns this season aiming to lift the club from the American League second division. At 38 he believes he can still hit near .359 and contribute in the infield with Burns Melillo Burnett and Clift. The Browns expect solid pitching from Newsome Blaeholder Coffman Knott and Andrews with Weiland in relief as Hornsby reshapes the roster seeking a top four finish.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Hornsby
Browns
Cleveland
Yankees
Tigers
Senators
Irving Burns
Oscar Melillo
Johnny Burnett
Harland Clift
Rollie Hemnsley
Frank Grube
Buck Newsome
George Blaeholder
Dick Coffman
Jack Knott
Paul Andrews
Weiland
Rajah
Fay Thomas
Los Angeles
Sam West
Ball Hawk
Ray Pepper
Debs
Roy “Beau” Bell
Husky Galveston
U.P
Baltimore Orioles
Rotary and Kiwanis Schedule Five May Month Games
The calendar lists matchups for April and May with Rotary Kiwanis Lions A B C teams. All games start at 5 30 P M and five games occur each month. Standings will be based on wins and losses.
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Lions
Kiwanis
Don Hill Returns After Hawaiian Tour Headlines Local Card
Don Hill back from a Hawaiian Islands tour where he won most matches and enjoyed a lengthy honeymoon. Promoter Dutch Mantell plans Hill on Thursday’s National Guard Armory card in a semi final, with a possible partner to be decided. Main card features Tiger Moore facing Rod Fenton as the Canuck eyes a win streak. Ringside seats available at City Drug Store.
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Amarillo
Dutch Mantell
National Guard Armory
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Mantell
Don
Tiger Moore
Rod Fenton
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Dizzy Dean Throws at Giants in Camp Fracas
In Miami Beach exhibition play Dizzy Dean angered New York Giants by hitting Weintraub and firing at Bill Terry after a seven run second inning. The Giants won 10-2 as 4,000 spectators booed and umpires halted the game.
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Fla
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Hank Lieber
Weintraub
Bill Terry
Flamingo Park
Giants
Noggins
Texas League Opens Spring Glimpses Of Home Teams
Prospective 1935 Texas Leaguers vied for spots as spring practice began with intra-squad games. Dallas fans saw two games with the Steers winning 8 to 2 and Longview Cannibals prevailing 3 to 15. Fort Worth tied 3 to 3 as Jimmy Outlaw led the Kittens with two hits.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Byrne James
Longview Cannibala
Cats
Fort Worth
Kittens
Jimmy Outlaw
Jack Mealey
Galveston Buccaneers
Bucs
Drew Vitter
Houston Yannigans
Yannigans
J. C. Dodd
Houston Sandlots
Hill
Vitter
Yannigan
Cunningham complains about Garden track board after win
Glenn Cunningham known as the iron man from Kansas criticizes Madison Square Garden boards used in a night of races. He says the track slowed him, denying a faster 1000 meter time he might have run, and notes his new 1000 record set after leaving for Kansas via Canada.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Iron Man
Kansas
K. of C
Madison Square Garden
Cunningham
Canada
Garden
Wayne Wright Leads Miami Track Riders
Wayne Danforth Wright, 18 last August, a Rexburg Idaho native, has become the talk of the tracks. The jockey led at Pimlico, Bowie, Tropical Park and Hialeah, with twelve winners at the current Tropical Park session and five triples at Hialeah, averaging nearly a winner per day over the 45 day meet.
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Wayne Danforth Wright
Rexburg
Idaho
Earle Lane
Wright
Pimlico
Bowie
Tropical Park
Hialeah Park
Jockey Lands Five Winners at Tropical Park Friday
On Friday the jockey rode five victors and finished third with another mount at Tropical Park, showcasing a dominant performance across six races.
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Tropical Park
Notre Dame Grid Captain Suffers Worsening Condition
Notre Dame captain-elect Joseph Sullivan's health deteriorated after a second operation to relieve a suspected skull abscess. Dr. Joseph E. King led the procedure as the march date loomed.
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New York
Joseph Sullivan
Notre Dame
Joseph Ef, King
Elk Open Season Sought in Astoria to Curb Infestation
In Clatsop County Oregon the Elks are so plentiful that the circuit court was asked to declare an open season to kill off a sizeable percentage of them.
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Astoria
Ore
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