Dr Dougan a noted physician and former athlete
The article recalls Dr Stanley Dougan, a 1914 Ohio Wesleyan graduate and former Ohio Wesleyan baseball star with the Cincinnati Reds and Pacific Coast League, now a San Francisco obstetrics gynecology specialist. It notes a world cruise, medical studies, and upcoming travel to New York and beyond with his wife Nelle Stokes.
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Sormething
Ohio
Cincin Reds
Acific Coast League
San California
Rsn
Japan
China
India
Italy
Austria
France
Egypt
Mincipal Medical Centers of the
Laws
New York
San Jose
A Canal
Nelle Stokes
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Chesterhill
Indians Predicted To Win AL Pennant In Open Race
AP pennant poll shows Cleveland favored to top New York Yankees by narrow margin with 25 of 76 writers voting for Walter Johnson’s Indians. Detroit ranked third with 13 votes for first, Boston and Philadelphia also receiving first place votes.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bill Knickerbocker
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
New York Yankees
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
S. Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Lewis
Criego Ceums
Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday
The Associated Press reports several exhibition games with New York lifting past Cleveland 4 to 2 while Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 8 to 7. Philadelphia defeated Newark 6 to 3 and Chicago beat Los Angeles 4 to 2. Other scores include New York beating St. Louis 2 to 0, Philadelphia 20 Griffin 4, Washington 5 Chattanooga 4, Boston 6 Columbus 0, St. Louis 24 Baltimore 6, and Detroit 6 Montreal 2.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Newark
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Griffin
Washington
Chattanooga
Boston
Columbus
Baltimore
Detroit
Montreal
Boxing Results From Across The Nation
In Oklahoma City Levinsky 202 pounds stopped Joe Rice 196 pounds in Fort Worth. In Chicago Jackie Sharkey 130 1 4 outpointed Orville Drouillard 131 3 4 in Windsor. In Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivic 143 and Dominic Mancini 140 drew, while Jimmy Vaughan 140 beat Mike Barto 141 on points in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
King Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Rice
Fort Worth
Tex
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Dominic Mancini
Drew
Jimmy Vaughan
Cleveland
Mike Barto
New Kensington
Wrestling results from New York and Montreal
Dan O Mahony 217 of Ireland defeated Dick Shikat 222 of Philadelphia in 16 20 after Shikat was dis qualified in New York Montreal saw Gino Garibaldi 214 of St Louis defeat Sandor Szabo 214 of Hungary two falls to one
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Associated Press
New York
Dan O'Mahoney
Ireland
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Shikat
Montreal
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Belmont Decision Upsets No-Decision Ruling In Cleveland
The Cleveland Boxing Commission upheld judges by awarding the recent bout to Jimmy Belmont over Babe Risko after earlier declaring a no decision. Commissioner Carl Jacoby had ruled the fight a no decision, but the commission met Monday to overturn that ruling and affirm Belmont.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Jimmy Belmont
Babe Risko
Belmont
Carl Jacoby
Boxing Commission
Jacoby
Jones Sarazen Rivalry Highlight of Masters Meet
At Augusta Georgia the second Augusta National invitation features Gene Sarazen and Bob Jones in a 72 hole pursuit marking a renewed rivalry. The field includes many top players as Sarazen and Jones renew their post war dominance amid mellowed tensions.
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Jones-Sarazen
Feaure
Augusta
Gene Sarazen
Bob Jones
Jones
Sarazen
antin-America
Little
Ohio Bowlers Lead ABC Minor Events in Syracuse
Syracuse report notes Charley Demeter and Harry Souers of Akron posted a 1,348 in doubles last week. Canton duo Don Brokaw and Charley Phister excel in singles and all events with Brokaw posting 783 and Phister leading the nine-game all-events total at 1,940.
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N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Charley Demeter
Harry Souers
Akron
Canton
Don Brokaw
Charley Phister
Brokaw
Phister
Intercollegiate Champion Leads Strong Amateur Field
Charley Yates heads a strong amateur contingent likely to challenge the money players. Veterans expect the 6700 yard layout to yield a tough test with par near 72 for 72 holes, and they anticipate high scoring but stay optimistic until play begins.
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Charley Yates
Training Camps In Training Camps
In St Petersburg Florida the Yankees rely on red headed Dartmouth infielder Bob Rolfe as a likely third baseman. In Orlando New York youth Harry Eisenstat has won a Dodgers berth and may start. Ralph Wargner in Jackson has shown control with 22 spring innings and no walks. Cincinnati vs Detroit in Lakeland features prospects Earl Browne Aubrey Epps and others for future assignments with Birmingham.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Fla
Bob Rolfe
New York Yankees
Dartmouth
Rolfe
Yankees
Joe Dugan
Orlando
Harry Eisenstat
New York
Brooklyn Dodger
Casey Stengel
Cincinnati
Jackson, Miss
Ralph Winegarner
Cleveland Indians
Galveston
Tex
Mears
Pirates
Earl Browne
Aubrey Epps
Birmingham
Mace Hrown
Wayne Osborn
Malcolm de Weese
Bucs
Eastern Farms
Greenberg kin to play for NYU nine
Joe Greenberg, Hank Greenberg’s younger brother and a first baseman for the Detroit Tigers, appears as shortstop for New York University's nine in a notable college baseball showcase.
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New York
Joe Greenberg
Hank
Detroit Tigers
New York University
Nine
Moody Eyes Comeback but Not Pro Tennis Return
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, testing her health for a possible comeback, hopes to compete internationally again but will not turn professional. She says she might act in a tennis themed movie and notes today’s players are strong though no one matches Suzanne Lenglen.
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Francisco
Anning
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Jacobs-Moody
Wills Moody
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Helen Oody
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Associated Press
Cubs and White Sox limited to highball or beer day
In Los Angeles players from the Chicago Cubs and White Sox faced a restriction on beverage choice during an event, with violators facing a $500 fine. The policy aims to curb excessive drinking and maintain decorum at the gathering.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Fireworks Expected in AL Base Running Duel This Summer
In Sarasota, Bill Werber of the Red Sox and Jo Jo White of the Tigers prepare for a clash over base running. The piece highlights their 1934 feats, the dramatic World Series moments, and the revived emphasis on aggressive baserunning across both leagues.
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Red Sox
Jo-Jo White
Tigers
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
St. Louis
Joe Medwick
Red Birds
Marvin Owen
Werder
White
Joe Cronin
Werber
Tyrus Raymond
New York Craft Wins St Petersburg Havana Yacht Classic
Vadim Makaroff's Vamaire a 62-foot ketch from Oyster Bay New York won the Havana Yacht Club Class A trophy in the St Petersburg to Havana race. Vamaire finished after 58 hours 58 minutes with Aweigh second for the Commodore William B Allen Trophy.
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Havana
Vadim Makaroff
Vamaiie
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Havana Yacht Club
L. M. Balliere
William B Allen
Vamaire
Long Island
Hallgonian
Guillermo Belt Cup
Vance Switches to Dodgers After Cardinals Release
Bradenton Florida reports that veteran right pitcher Dootsy Vance, recently released by the St. Louis Cardinals, announced on Monday he has signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers in a major league move.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dootsy Vance
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baer to Meet Louis-Carnera Winner in September Title Shot
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced plans for a September title bout featuring Max Baer against the winner of Primo Carnera vs Joe Louis. Baer has schedule conflicts at Madison Square Garden and June Garden talks with James J. Braddock eyed as a possible foe if Schmeling cannot be brought in.
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Mike Jacobs
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Baer
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Jacobs
the Garden
Ite
Max Schmeling
Germany
United States
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
New York State Athletic Commission
New Jersey
Garden
Jacobse
Louis-Carera
Hoffman
Picard captures Metropolitan Golf title with final round burst
Henry Picard, the Hershey pro, shot 65 in the last round to win the Metropolitan Golf tournament. He finished with a 209 total and 400 prize money after a closing 66 that included a 40 foot putt on the final green, overtaking Harry Cooper who finished tied for second with 211 and 300 prize.
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Atlanta
Henry Picard
Hershey
Pic.rd
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Harry
Mentors to Meet at Chicago National Coaches Meet
Dr James A Najamith originator of basketball will sit in at the three day annual meeting of the National Association of Basketball Coaches in Chicago starting Wednesday. About 200 coaches attend to discuss proposed rule changes and ways to speed up the game which drew large crowds in recent seasons.
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Chicago
James A. Najamith
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Chicago's Sugar-Loving White Sox Catcher
Chicago reports that Mervyn Shea, the White Sox catcher, has a famously large sweet tooth and reportedly drinks coffee with seven lumps of sugar.
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Mervyn Shea
Chicago White Sox
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