McPherson and Trails Renew Rivalry on Court in A A U
In Bradenton and Denver reports, the Santa Fe Trails of Kansas City face the McPherson Globe Refiners in the National A A U tournament semifinals. The winner earns a spot in the Olympic trials in New York.
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Denver
Santa Fe Trails
Kansas City
Globe
McPherson
Kan
Universal
Hollywood Pride
Hutchinson
New York
Uncle Sam
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Universals
Kansas City Life
Californians
Safeways
Santa Fe
Central Missouri
Warrensburg
Greeley
Colo
Milk Bottles Hoarded in St Louis Speculation
Speculators in St Louis hoard nearly a million empty milk bottles hoping to redeem them later at a premium. The Milk Package Exchange Inc reports a widespread cache as part of a growing bottle speculation.
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ST. Louis
Mavericks Club Notes From Amarillo Column
Amarillo Maverick Club column reports a Governor Allred chaired parole boards meeting in Austin with Huntsville and Gatesville officials discussing early release prospects. It also describes club services with drawing cartoons, a piano and singing program, a speech class, student awards, a Purd Turner eye injury update, new classes, volunteer donations, library books, and upcoming surprise services at 3 and 4 15 PM.
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Dut
Austin
James V. Allred
Huntsville
Gatesville
Gatesville Reformatory
Huntsville Prison
Amarillo
Reformatory
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Pitman
Haddock Wins Wild Wrestling Bout as Poulos Falls
Durable Dale Haddock defeats George Poulos in eight minutes to claim the final fall amid a chaotic night of mat brawls refereed by Pat Garrison. Poulos fights back to take the second fall in 12 minutes, while Ray Myers and Hy Sherman draw in the semi final. The prelims feature Albert Szasz and Ernie Arthur in a clear draw.
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Pat Garrison
Dale Haddock
George Poulos
Haddock
Paulos
Poulos
Ray Myers
Hy Sharman
Albert Szasz
Ernie Arthur
Tig
Dizzy Dean Holds Out Over Cardinal Salary Offer
Dizzy Dean declares he will not sign unless his pay rises from the Cardinals. President Sam Breadon offered 18 500 while Dizzy seeks about 40 000, and observers expect a mid point once talks resume in Bradenton. Paul Dean also balks at 1936 terms pending a hike.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Diz
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Dizzy
Dallas
Paul
Daffy
Dean
J. Herman
Cardinals
Henry McLemore
United Press
U.P
Jerome Herman Dean
Arkansas Way
United States
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Cardinal
Tonight's Games Louis H. Smith and Mutual Benefit Health
Louis H. Smith faces Mutual Benefit Health in a showdown tonight as action unfolds. The Outlaws meet the Orphans in a second game, expected to draw steady local attendance and lively crowd energy.
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Louis H. Smith
Mutual Benefit Health & A. A Outlaws
Orphans
Rotary Neeley
Saunders A. Sear
McAfeeee Weeeee
Rogers
Farwell
B.C. Dummy
Tyler
Armstrong
Smith
Greenhill Eeeeve
Jackson Sbevees
Lions
Dally
Oakes Veresnes
Robertson
Stockton Eeeee
Anderson
Eereue
Kiwanis Swan
Baker
Bardwell
Clutter Eh Aveuy
Woods
Independents Reid Sevenes
Reedy Er
Behrens
Brk
Jackson
de Witt
Gray
Civic Club League
Pet Kiwanis . Crease
Rotary Eee E Eens Eee
Sons Hao Oe Mene
Wwes
Commercial League
L. Pet. , Roberts & Olver
Farmers Nat, Graawe
Outlaws Pees
Independents
the Orphans
Mtl Eft Hith & Ala
Ross Shoe Shop
Wrestling results show upsets and decisions from coast to coast
In San Francisco Dnide Chick of Wyoming threw George Wilson of Seattle and Bobby Pearce of Cushing Oklahoma defeated Benny Bolt of South Dakota. New York’s Mike Vetrano threw Andy Meixner of Texas and Joe Savoldi of Michigan beat Juan Olequibal of Spain after Olequibal failed to return to the ring. Joe Naroki of Poland decisioned Debbie Osborne of Texas.
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United Press
San Francisco
Dnide Chick
Wyoming
George Wilson
Seattle
Bobby Pearce
Cushing
Okla
Benny Bolt
South Dakota
New York
Mike Vetrano
Andy Meixner
Texas
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Juan Olequibal
Spain
Joe Naroki
Poland
Debbie Osborne
Louis Schmeling Bout Likely To Draw Over $1,000,000 Gate
Promoter Mike Jacobs forecast a Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium will gross over 1 million dollars surpassing prior marks. The event, likely June 17 or 24, will seat more than 100000, aiming to set a new outdoor New York record. Schmeling arrives April 21 for training with Louis starting April 1 in New York coverage notes.
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New York
U.P
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Jacobs
Louis Baer
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Joe
Max
K. O
Bremen
French Lick Springs
Ind
LaFayetteville
N. Y
President Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Rookie Berres and Jordan Star in Dodgers 10 to 6 Victory
In Lakeland Ray Berres a rookie catcher from Sacramento and Jimmy Jordan led Brooklyn to a 10 to 6 win over the Detroit Tigers. Berres collected four singles in four at bats while Jordan contributed key hits and plays.
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Lakeland
Fla
U.P
Ray Berres
Sacramento
Jimmy Jordan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Berres
Southwestern Exposition Track Meet Opens With Large Field
The Fort Worth track event starts with almost 900 competitors across university college junior college prep and high school divisions from Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas. Finals run Saturday with many records expected to fall and Dwight Evans predicting several marks may be lowered in lower brackets and perhaps in the university division.
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United Press
Southwestern Exposition
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
University of Texas
R. D. Evans
Texas U
Texans
Oklahoma A. &. M
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
University of Oklahoma
Baylor University
Texas A & M
Abilene Christian
East Texas State Teachers College of Commerce
Howard Payne, McMurry College
New Mexico State Military College
North Texas State Teachers College
Southeastern State Teachers College of Oklahoma
Southwest Teachers of Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Oklahoma Baptist College
Gun Runner’s 92nd Birthday Celebrated in Alameda
Mrs Linda F E Haskins born 17 years old served as a gun runner for the South during the Civil War she celebrated her 92nd birthday in Alameda California. She reportedly carried pistols and gunpowder through Grant’s picket lines in repeated penetrations for Confederate forces.
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Alameda
Cal
U.P
Linda FE. Haskins
Robert E. Lee
Grant
College Nines Play Leaguers in Training Exhibitions
Two Texas League clubs faced college teams in exhibitions. The Houston Buffs lost to four runs yesterday against the Chicago Cubs and met the University of Texas at Austin today. Beaumont Exporters played Texas A&M at Beaumont with more games planned.
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Connie Mack
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Orlando
Fla
U.P
Bucky Harris
Washington Nationals
Nationals
Houston
Texas
Chicago
Houston Buffs
Lillard
English
Gill
Galan
Houston Moundsmen
Cubs
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
University of Texas
Austin
Beaumont Exporters
Texas Aggies
Beaumont
San Antonio Missions
Laredo
San Antonio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dallas
Longview
Steers
Syracuse Chiefs
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Johnny Lewis
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Badger-Herring Company
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Maverick Club
Purd Turner
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Raymond
Ralph Dykeman
Arch Hunsley
The
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Homer Dougherty
Mr. Phillips
Panhandle Fruit Company
Whips Poulos
Armory Grapple Ring
Louis Schmeling
Rickey
Jermone
Herman Dean
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Boston Bees
Elburt
Elbie) Fletcher
Milton
Mass
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Joe DiMaggio
Defuniae Springs
New York Giants
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White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Lyons
Tietje
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Stratton
Tom Yawkey
Sports Compass
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Harold Patchett
Seguin
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Jack Mealey
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