Defending Champions Tight in A A U Cage Meet
In St Petersburg the St Louis Cardinals beat the Braves 5 4 in a grapefruit league rehearsal as Dizzy Dean struck out Babe Ruth who fouled out, while Ruth hit a homer and the crowd of 6487 roared at Waterfront Park. Other spring results across Florida and California included the Athletics edging Detroit 4 3 and the Giants losing to the Browns 10 5 in Sarasota.
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Chiefs clash with Antelopes in Santa Fe League game
Borden's Creamery reports tonight features the Santa Fe League showdown as the Chiefs host the Antelopes in a key league contest.
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Gus Moreland to Move Away From Texas Golf Scene
Texas golf star Gus Turner Moreland will leave Texas circuits after accepting a label company job in Peoria Illinois. He plans to continue tournament play including the Western amateur at Broadmoor Colorado and the Masters prep in Augusta Georgia. Moreland aims for the 1935 National Amateur title and Walker Cup team return.
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Associated Press
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Boxing results from New York and Oakland cards
United Press reports Greb won a decision over Neives in New York. Brown stopped Nielsen in one round in New York. In Oakland Baer knocked out Connelly in one round. Bundy defeated Corbett in Oakland by decision.
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Brooklyn
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Puerto Rico
Frank Brown
Viggol Nielsen
Cal
San Leandro
Frankie Connelly
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Omaha
Perry Denies Turning Pro Amid Missing Promoter
Fred Perry, prominent Davis Cup ace, denies turning professional as promoters search for Bill O'Brien who vanished after announcing a $30,000 offer deadline. O'Brien's whereabouts are unclear with reports of Long Island and then further city absence. Civic Club League Kiwanis vs Rotary, Lions vs A B C.
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Civic Club League
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Brooklyn Fans Rally Behind Casey Stengel After Revival Identified
Orlando March 21 The Brooklyn Dodgers embrace Casey Stengel as their new leader boosting hopes for a revival. The club retains core pitchers Van Lingle Mungo Emil Leonard and Johnny Babich with Clark’s comeback center stage and Linus Frey anchoring the infield alongside Leslie Cuccinello Stripp and Koenecke in a bid to rebound from 1934.
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Indianapolis
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Lesli
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Hawk
Danny Taylor
Buzz Boyle
Bordagaray
Campbell Eyes 300 mph as Daytona Beach Tide Tests Bluebird
Sir Malcolm Campbell awaits the outcome of the Daytona Beach tide test to decide if Bluebird can reach 300 mph in 1935. A negative verdict would end the attempt, while a miracle would drive a final run on a hastily prepared 11 miles of beach for a 300 mph attempt.
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Bluebird
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United Press
Wrestling Results A New York card reports decisions
Dave Levin of New York defeated Maurice LaChappelle of France and Wendell O'Dell of England while Wilhelm Wagener of Germany also lost by decision on the same wrestling program in New York.
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United Press
New York
Dave Levin
Maurice LaChappelle
France
Wendell O'Dell
England
Wilhelm Wagener
Germany
Cunningham Wins at Highlanders Meet in Hamilton
Glenn Cunningham, Kansas star, won the indoor mile at the 81st Highlanders meet in Hamilton Ontario. He defeated rival Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania for the 19th time in 20 clashes, and set a Canadian indoor mile record clocking 4 16.6.
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Ont
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Kansas
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
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Venteke
USC Swimmer Jimmy Gilburn Sets New Speed Records
Los Angeles USC star Jimmy Gilburn, 22, earned a place in the Aquatic Hall of Fame by setting 13 new American speed records. The Detroit native swam the Trojan’s 20 yard pool mile in 20 minutes 13 seconds, beating Arne Borg’s 20 minute 49.4 second mark by 2 minutes 44. Gilburn’s feats pace the hall of fame entry and mark a record leap for the sport.
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Mar
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University of Southern California
Aquatic Hall of Fame
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Wrestling Card Promises Big Night at Armory
Tonight at the National Guard Armory fans will see Tiger Moore versus Rod Fenton in the main event with Don Hill versus Gorilla Pogi in the semi final and Joe Bauer facing Lobo Brown in the curtain raiser. Advance tickets are strong at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Gorilla Pogi
Joe Bauer
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Honolulu
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Rhineland
Amarillo
Revolta and Picard Share Charleston Open Lead
Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard sit three strokes under par after the first of two rounds in Charleston open golf. Picard posted 34 34 to tie Revolta at 68, with Wilfy Cox Willie MacFarlane and Harold McSpaden just behind.
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8. C
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Milwaukee
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Revolta
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Brooklyn
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Tuckahoe
N. Y
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Jag) McSpaden
Kansas City
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