Initial Track Team Poised Ahead of April 17 Meet
Track coach W H Herbert pushes a nine day prep for the opener with Ohio Wesleyan on April 17. The squad emphasizes distance running and weight events as shot putters Adamecyzk Hirsimaki and Nelson hit 40 feet while sprinters work through shin splints and timetables for pace. Long jumpers and javelin throwers also train with expected gains from added kicking distance.
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Howard Kahn
Ohio Wesleyan
W. H. Herbert
Herbert
Bill
Nelson Powell
Powell
Chet Adameyzk
John Hirsimaki
Harlan Nelson
Matt Ivory
Jimmy Johnson
Denny Wood
Hirsimaki
Johnson
Waldo Terrell
Frank Urban
Ohio
Bob White
Dave ' Ralls
Gumps” Adamcyzk
Johnny Hirsimaki
Bradbury Church Classes Entertained and CCC Camp Returnees
Bradbury Church of Christ No 3 met in church parlors Monday evening while the Loyal Women's Class met Tuesday. Local youths Harding Russell Lewis Hendrix Alva Frye returned from six months in a CCC camp at Eureka. Mr and Mrs Max Russell left for Columbus. Mrs Rena Smith erecting a small home. Leland Martin back to work in Zanesville after weekend with parents. Mrs Julius Chapman ill. Sydney surgeon provides new face for 18 year old youth burned by nitric acid in 1934. reconstruction finished after 28 months.
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Bradbury
Bradbury Church of Christ
Harding Russell
Max Russell
Lewis Hendrix
Thomas Hendrix
Alva Frye
John Frye
CCC
Eureka
New
Columbus
Russell
New York Central Lines
Rena Smith
Leland Martin
Zanesville
Guy Martin
Julius Chapman
Sydney
U.P
U S Ryder Cup Team Nucleus Named
Five veterans and one newcomer Tony Manero named as the nucleus of a 10 man U S Ryder Cup squad for the June 29 30 matches at Southport England. The group includes Denny Shute Gene Sarazen Horton Smith Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta with more players to be chosen from upcoming PGA events. Captain Walter Hagen to lead but not play.
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Henry
New York
Tony Manero
United States
Great Britain
Southport
Eng
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Mich
George R. Jacobus
Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Manero
Sarazen
Shute
Smith
Picard
Revolta
Jacobus
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Leo Diegel
Clarence Clark
Olin Dutra
Frank Walsh
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Briefs From Training Camps
In Fort Worth the Yankees will sit Bill Dickey with a bruised finger as they face the Ft. Worth Texas League club. The Yankees send Tobin Baker and Kay to Oakland. New York routed the Dallas Steers 15-4. Cronin breaks camp in Sarasota and will move the Red Sox to Atlanta. Dodgers acquire Greensburg as the 10th link in their chain. Tigers defend training ground against Senators in Lakeland as Bridges exits with a strained side. Cubs beat White Sox 9-2 in Bisbee with Hartnett and Bryant homering and Kennedy shelled.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Ft. Worth
Dickey
Yankees
Jim Tobin
Bill Baker
Ernie Kay
Oakland
Newark
New Yorkers
Dallas Steers
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit
Tigers
Washington Senators
Senators
Tiger
Tommy Bridges
Eureka Dam Employes Will Leave in July
Gallipolis officials report to the Chamber of Commerce that seven houses and similar number of apartments plus over a dozen rooms in town will be vacated when Eureka dam operations end. Dravo Contracting Co. plans to move about fifty staff to new fields in early July as the Ohio River project nears completion.
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Gallipolis
Former Gopher Named Oberlin Coach
Walter G. Hargesheimer, former Minnesota athlete, is named to the Oberlin College coaching staff replacing Roy Den who resigned for business. Hargesheimer has been athletic director and multi sport coach at Sioux Falls College since graduation and played football for Minnesota in 1931 32 33.
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Oberlin
U.P
Walter G. Hargesheimer
University of Minnesota
Oberlin College
Roy den
Minnesota
Hargesheimer
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
S. C
Joe Falcaro Shines at Pin Meet Joining George Washington Hotel
Joe Falcaro of New York the former world match game champion will headline the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight with the George Washington Hotel team. Falcaro who posted 37 perfect games in 30 years of bowling retired as undefeated champion years ago. The Philadelphia district dominates the schedule with St Thomas of Philadelphia placing third in a 2 977 team score. P J Bar and Grill of Erie posted 2901 the only 2900+ score. Will Cliffe of Utica led all events with 1922.
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New York
U.P
Joe Falcaro
American Bowling Congress
George Washington
Falcaro
Philadelphia
St. Thomas
P. J. Bar and Grill
Erie
Will Cliffe
Utica
N. Y
Indians Slug Ball To Down Giants Again
The Cleveland Indians beat the New York Giants 8 to 7 in spring exhibition play at Shawnee Oklahoma. Cleveland trailed 7 to 5 entering the ninth before rallying behind Earl Averill Hal Trosky and Roy Weatherly to secure the victory. Johnny Allen and Tom Drake pitched for the Indians. The recap notes 16 Indians hits and 27 total bases.
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Shawnee
Okla
U.P
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Cleveland
Giants
Tyler
Tex
Indians
Clyde Castleman
Frank Gabler
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Averill
Boze Berger
Roy Weatherly
Bill Sullivan
Gabler
Trosky
Salters
Berger
Johnny Allen
Tom Drake
Allen
Drake
Pro Wrestling Match Headlines Men’s Rodeo at OU Gym
The Men's Union of Ohio University presents a two out of three falls pro wrestling main event at the gym Thursday night at 6 30 p m. Rosy Red Ryan and Andy Rascher headline a bout featuring prominent heavyweights with Rascher a former NFL lineman and Olympian. A preliminary battle royal includes five OU athletes Bull Swatcz Steamroller Caruso Bruiser Janiak Whirlwind Wooley and Little Lad Hyatt with Ches Adamczyk refereeing.
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Rosy Red Ryan
Andy Rascher
Men's Union of Ohio University
Boston Irish
Indiana University
Ryan
Holy Cross College
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Dick Shikat
Rascher
Repr
United States
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Bears
Ohio U
Swatcz
Grant and Coen Set for Fourth Round at River Oaks Tennis
Grant of Atlanta, two time River Oaks champion, meets Junior Coen of Kansas City in the fourth round. Lapman falls to Grant 6-1 2-6 6-0, Coen defeats Lucia 6-2 6-3. Wilmer Allison seeds No 2 beats Decker 2-6 6-0 6-2 and faces Buxby who defeated Holden 6-2 6-3.
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Housten
Tex
U.P
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Grant
M. E. Lapman
University of Texas
Coen
Joe Lucia
Houston
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Bobby Decker
Florida
Allison
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
Ebbie Holden
Rice Institute
Braddock Plans Axe Workout At Stone Lake Camp
Champ James J. Braddock begins conditioning with an axe at Karl Ogens wooded estate on Little Sissabagana Lake after weighing 200 pounds. Trainer Doc Robb notes weight will rise near the June 22 title defense against Joe Louis at Comiskey Park. Louis aims for two weeks rest before training for the Braddock bout with plan to tour after barnstorming.
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Stone Lake
Wis
U.P
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Karl Ogren
Little Sissabagana Lake
Braddock
Doc Robb
Comiskey Park
Joe Louis
Chicago
Jimmy Braddock
Rangers Edge Red Wings 5-1 in Cup Final opener
New York Rangers travel to Detroit leading the Stanley Cup series after a 5 to 1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings in game one. The win puts New York two wins from the cup in a best of five final.
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NEW York
U.P
New York Rangers
Detroit
Red Wings
Rangers
Infants in U S Show Signs of Rickets During Growth
Estimates indicate about half of all U S infants display some signs of rickets as they grow, reflecting widespread vitamin D deficiency and nutritional gaps impacting bone development.
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United States
Dressen Sets Reds Batting Order For Openers
Reds manager Charley Dressen fixed the lineup for the regular season here in Daytona Beach with Riki Cuyler leading off recovering from a cheekbone injury. Jimmy Outlaw or Lew Riggs bat second, Lew Goodman third, Les Scarsella clean-up, Phil Weintraub fifth, Ernie Lombardi sixth, Charley Geibert seventh, Billy Myers eighth, and the pitcher ninth. Modern knitting machines contrast note.
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Kiki Cuyler
Les Scarsella
Gelbert
Daytona Beach
Fla
U.P
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Dressen
Riki Cuyler
Cincinnati
Cuyler
Alex Kampour
Val Goodman
Phil Weintraub
Ernie Lombardi
Charley Geibert
Kampouris
Billy Myers
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