Star Sparkie Wade Steals Spotlight In National Tourney
Sparkie Wade of Jena High School Louisiana led the action at the national interscholastic tournament, dazzling crowds with long shots and dribble work as Jena beat Clovis 49 to 21. Other results included Chinook over Fort Wayne Catholic 35 to 12 and Linsly School defeating Reagan 33 to 20. Jena advances with high hopes after last year’s quarterfinal finish.
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Jones Captures Southeastern Open as Jones Wins by Thirteen
Bobby Jones, National Open champion, wins the Southeastern Open at Forest Hills with a total 284 after rounds of 72 72 69 71. Horton Smith finishes second with 297 earning 1000 dollars. Ed Dudley takes third with 298. Dudley, who also set a course record with 68, pockets 750 dollars.
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Angels Aim to Tie Series With Chicago
Los Angeles report notes three exhibition games left with the Chicago Cubs. The Angels, seeking at least two wins to equal the series, won yesterday's slow contest 13 to 12, giving Chicago four games to Los Angeles five to date.
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One Out of Every 66 Arrested in Year
Senator Millard Tydings presented a statistical analysis to the Senate showing about 2,390,000 arrests nationwide last year for drunkenness, roughly one in 66 people, with figures indicating a rise since 1929 but below the worst pre prohibition years.
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Schmeling to Face Sharkey for World Heavyweight Title
Max Schmeling sails from Germany to New York to meet Jack Sharkey on June 12 for the world heavyweight championship. After a year of inactivity tied to movie work and beer halls, Schmeling earns a title bout once seen as unlikely by promoters and New York officials.
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Women Battle For Right to Golf's Title
The Big Four of women's golf enter round two of the 28th North and South championship in Pinehurst. Maureen Orcutt of White Beech, N J faces Mrs O B Hill of Kansas City in a key second round pairing, while Glenna Collett, Helen Hicks, and Virginia Van Wie advance or prepare for matches against Edith Quier and others as the event narrows to the final rounds.
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Griffith Sees Goslin Arrival For Salary Talks
Washington outfielder Goose Goslin travels to Chattanooga as President Clark Griffith waits for the salary conference. The holdout star heads to discuss terms with team officials, aiming to finalize his contract.
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Braves May Face Third Base Shakeup Over Moore Threat
Macon Ga April 2 U R Red Rollings a former Boston Red Sox player now with Hollywood PC L Club is threatening to oust Randolph Moore from third base for the Boston Braves.
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Phillies Leader Shotton Critical Of Team In Transit
Shotton unhappy after Phillies depart for Philadelphia at noon. Manager Burt Shotton expresses displeasure with the club's showing in Florida during spring results and heads home with the squad.
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Cards Play Juniors In Florida Exhibition Tilt
Bradenton Florida April 2 The St. Louis Cardinals and Rochester Red Wings International League champions were to continue their S game series today amid a sunny spring setting announcing the matchup for fans and local press coverage.
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Mostil Eyes Giants Opening Center Spot
Johnny Mostil, formerly with the Chicago White Sox, has been recalled from the minors by the New York Giants and is threatening to start the season in center field for New York.
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New Orleans
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Cuccinello Contends for Cincinnati Infield Spot
Atlanta April 2 Tony Cuccinello’s batting power keeps the little Italian in the race for a regular Cincinnati infield berth.
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Tony Cuccinello
Cincinnati
Buffalo Sets New Mark in Bowling Meet
In Cleveland on April 2, the Dee Veso Brothers of Buffalo led the American Bowling Congress team standings with a 1056 final game and total, edging Hartford and New York clubs by 17 pins. Sid ney Baker of Peru scored a 299 in singles but missed the top ten. Buffalo doubles boosted ninth-place totals, while Quales faltered in the last game.
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Three Contests Finalized in OHIO University Pool Tourney
Last night three matches were played and three were forfeited in the Ohio University pool tournament at the Men's Union. Remaining first round games to be completed Thursday and six more Friday. Results show Collins 50 McKee 35 Wildblood 50 Burnette 29 Mack 50 Eddie Rogers 31 Lawrence won by forfeit over Friedman Swigart won by forfeit over Marcey Lewis did not appear for Archer match.
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Battling Bishops To Play In Twelve Baseball Games
Ohio Wesleyan University Bishop baseball team prepares for a heavy early schedule with two workouts daily. Opening game is April 7 at Columbus against Ohio State as Coach Fritz Mackty builds a pitching staff of five, led by Roy Wilke. Schedule lists multiple Ohio rivals with tentative dates through late May.
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Nets Confiscated Along Ohio River Under State Law
Syracuse reports fish and game protectors confiscate nets found along the Ohio River. Activists say a number have been taken, including a man who reportedly lost nine nets.
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Big Grapplers Suspended by Boxing Group
Cincinnati report notes the National Boxing Association suspended all heavyweight wrestlers declaring matches mere exhibitions. The action follows the Illinois Athletic Commission which halted permits for heavyweight events, with NBA authority across 32 states.
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Ohio University Gridiron Practice to Continue
Spring football at Ohio University will extend into this week or next as Coach Don C. Peden signals ongoing sessions. New candidates lag behind expectations with backfield players needing special attention while veterans like Rék Bucky Paulding and Kermit Blonper help steady drills.
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Ohio Coaches Hunt Pitchers for Opening Game
Ohio University coaches focus on developing several pitchers to replace Beany Trace and Wea Barfoot as the Bobcats prep for the season opener at Ohio Field. Moody, a speed ball pitcher, remains the sole veteran option in drills on the outdoor diamond.
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Lopez Drives For 4-Back Robins Against Bard
Alfonso rookie catcher Lopez powered the Brooklyn Robins with a home run triple and two singles in five at bats at Bard as the team prepared in Macon Georgia on April 23.
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YANES ON TOUR IN WACO FOR EXHIBITION
The New York Yankees arrived in Waco Texas for an exhibition game against the local Texas League club on April 3. The visit marks a rare appearance of the major league team in the city as fans gather to watch the star lineup.
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