Baseball rumors and players cited in scattered notes
A fragmented sports scribble mentions Indians plans and players Porter Averill and Harris, umpire Steamboat Johnson, Pirates, Red Faber, Dick Bartell, Dizzy Dean, and Giants birthplaces. It notes trading activity, a Beasley cadet school, harness racing hero Hambletonian, and a heavyweight with spinal injury rain effects.
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Porter
Averill
Wyatt
Harris
Lois
Beaumont
Steamboat Johnson
Harry John- Heaven
Ttsburgh Pirates
Red Faber
Dick Bartell
Dizzy Dean
Yankees
York Giants
Jotham
Beasley
Cadhets
New Orlean
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Frank Doljack Emerges as Tigers Prospect with Big Arm
Cleveland rookie Frank Doljack, 23, outfielder, blends a brief stint in the International and Southern Leagues with a strong late season for Detroit. He hit .218 in 58 games with Toronto, then batted .330 in 60 games for New Orleans and finished with a .358 mark in eight games for the Tigers.
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Detroit Tigers
Frank Dossack
Toronto
Frank
New Orleans
Tigers
Ohio women golfers set for July championship
Akron April 7. Women golfers from Ohio public links will compete the week of July 10 for the right to play in the Ohio Women's Golf Championship. The state is divided into five districts, each to send five representatives to the championship tournament.
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Akron
U.P
Ohio
Public Links
Yankees Favorite to Repeat As AL Pennant Winners
New York Yankees appear set to repeat as American League pennant winners with strong pitching and power hitting led by Ruth Gehrig and Gomez. Athletics, Senators and Indians show changes but the Yankees remain favorites despite age.
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New York
U.P
New York Yankees
Ruth
Gomez
Gehrig
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Sewell
Lazzeri
Combs
Columbus Team Wins Six Day Footrace
Columbus runners David McClary and Edward France won the six day footrace at the Columbus Auditorium with a total of 538 miles, finishing 14 miles ahead of Mike Joyce and Edward Fried of Cleveland and Akron. Second place covered 5304 miles, while Roy McMurty and Lester Crews of Indianapolis placed third with 449 miles. Charlie Frank and Robert Taylor of Columbus were fourth with 408 miles and Carl Shorter and Kenneth Geiger of Westerville finished fifth with 371 miles.
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Columbus
U.P
David McClary
Edward France
Columbus Auditorium
McClary
France
Mike Joyce
Cleveland
Edward Fried
Akron
Roy McMurty
Lester Crews
Indianapolis
Charlies Frank
Robert Taylor
Carl Shorter
Kenneth Geiger
Westerville
ABC Champs Roll Tonight in Columbus ABC champs defend title drives
Sohio Ethyl bowling team of Dayton will defend its world title at the American Bowling Congress drives in Columbus. The Jefferson Clothiers name changes with T Hildebrand replacing L Gaylor. Notable teams include Hank Smith Detroit Euclid Recreations and Rosenblums Cleveland Baby Ruth Chicago Farnan's Fort Wayne Freeman Shoes Beloit. High team score 1015 by Held Funeral Directors Columbus. Dow Chocolates 2933. Burke Opticians South Bend 2932. Steve Bosco Lorain led singles with 700. Nick Cuccio Columbus 683. Norrie Guest Elmer Jnk Canton 1282 in doubles.
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U.R
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Jefferson Clothiers
L. Gaylor
T. Hildebrand
Tom Zavakos
Howard Sanders
Harry Rosenkranz
Hal Stewart
Hank Smith
Euclid Recreations
Rosenblums
Cleveland
Baby Ruth
Chicago
Farnan's
Fort Wayne
Ind
Freeman Shoes
Beloit
Wis
Federal Mills
Lockport
N. Y
Buchanan Oils
Steve Bosco
Lorain
Nick Cuccio
Tim Moran
Canyon
Norrie Guest
Elmer Jnk
Canton
A. Pollack
B. Black
Hinchman May Be Four Letter Man At Ohio State
Columbus April 7. Lew Hinchman captain of the 1932 Ohio State football team and Buckeye basketball standout may become the universitys second four letter man. He will try out for varsity golf this spring and could join Chic Harley as four sport letter winners. Hinchman has letters in football basketball and baseball.
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Columbus
U.P
Lew Hinchman
Ohio State
Buckeye
Hinchman
Charles ‘Chic
Harley
Hitchcock Signed as Yankee Shortstop Prospect
Jimmy Hitchcock previously starred as Alabama's halfback for America AI last year and is now signed by the Yankees as a shortstop prospect.
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Jimmy Hitchcock
Alabama
University names Kepen Purdue director of Athletics
Bethlehem based institution selects Col Nelson A Ke pen of Purdue University to lead the Division of Athletics and Physical Education.
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Oe University
Bethlehem
Col
Nelson A. Kepen
Purdue University
Sande Aims Derby Win From Resurrection Stable
New York April profile of jockey Sande and his Derby hopes with Resurrection and St Stephens at Belmont Park. He recalls past Derbies Barton Zev and Gallant Fox, plans to ship horses to Mayrld Grace and Maryland races, and weighs Ladysman as a top-two-year-old with Derby potential.
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Sande
Belmont Park
Great Park
Resurrection
St. Stephens
Barton
Zev
Gallant
Isaac Murphy
Top Flight
Whitney Farm
Earl
Mr. Howard
H. M. Howard
Kentucky
Millers Need Bolstering To Retain Crown
Minneapolis Millers under Dave Bancroft face losses of star performers from 1932 as Rosy Ryan, Paul Richards, and Harry Rice depart or are uncertain. New additions include Harry Holsclaw and Bob Asbjornson, with Zack Smith and Joe Mowry in doubt amid contract tensions. The club seeks pitching depth and infield stability to defend the American Association title.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Millers
Donie Bush
Dave Bancroft
Donte Bush
Dave
Millers
Rosy Ryan
Brooklyn
Rosy
Paul Richards
New York Giants
Harry Rice
Cincinnati Reds
Lefty Henry
Mike Keiley
Harry Holsclaw
Newark
Bob Asbjornson
Cincinnati
Rice- Henry
Bancroft
Zack Smith
Nashville
Southern Association
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Mowry
Double A
Mowry
Millera
Joe Hauser
Spencer Harris
Art Ruble
Ab Wright
Elem van Gilder
Mineapols
Wvill
Manassa Mauler as Big Business Man
Promoter Jack Dempsey appears in business attire hoping the Schmeling Baer bout adds value. Dempsey, known as Manassa Mauler, shifts focus from the ring to promoting and shaping the fight’s business appeal.
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Manassa Mauler
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Ping Pong Surge Draws 4000 Fans in Paris Tournament
More than four thousand enthusiasts competed in a Paris ping pong tournament drawing large crowds to watch players from local clubs and visiting hopefuls. The event showcased rapid rallies and strong finishes as competitors vied for top honors.
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Paris
Toledo Card Is Attractive for Grand Circuit Meet
Toledo review notes 165 of the world’s best trotters and pacers named for nine early closing stakes at Ft. Miami July 10 to 15 as part of the Toledo Driving Club Grand Circuit program. Key events include the Peninsular Farm Stake with a 2500 purse and a free-for-all handicap pace featuring Mac-I-Win. Notable entrants listed alongside famed horsemen such as Dr. HM. M. Parshall, Ben White, and Walter Cox.
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Toledo
U.P
Toledo Driving Club
Ft. Miami
Ohio
Peninsular Farm Stake
HM. M. Parshall
Urbana
Ben White
Lexington
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Stacy Smith
Newark
N. J
William Hodson
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter Cox
Goshen
N. Y
BE. P. Clements
Elyria
J. J. Mooney
Fremont
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