Fragmented notes on sports figures and deals across leagues
A jumble of names and potential moves spans baseball football hockey and golf. Mentions include Cy Pfirman Jack Campbell Babe Ruth Hank Deberry and Eddie Gerard plus references to teams like the Dodgers Braves Red Sox and Montreal forum. The text hints at contracts, recruits, and spring training but remains fragmented with uncertain details.
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Ohio
Cy Pfirman
New Orends
Jack Campbell
Jamaica
Dodgers
Maryland
Red
Hhe
Joe
Ray Davis
Siren
Detroit
Olympia
Mies wanep an cliff baseball team in this state
Fragmentary text notes a 1935 season plan for a baseball team with J. W. McGhee listed, aiming to book games starting in April.
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Comith J. W. McGhee
Wood and Sarazen Win Tie in Augusta Invitational
The 36 year old Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Gene Sarazen of Brookfield Center Conn tied for first in the Augusta National Invitational Tournament after 72 holes with a total of 262 six under par. Wood shot 70 while Sarazen posted 70 to force a playoff for top money of 1500 with the loser to take 800. The field saw Robert Tyre Jones Jr struggle to a 78, leaving him in a triple tie for twenty fifth at 297 as the event closed.
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Augusta
Craig Wodd
Deal
N. J
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Wood
Sarazen
Little Gene
Spoon
Gene
Craig
Robert Tyre Jones Jr
Jones
Dunlap Johnston In Golf Playoff For N and S Title
Five holes remained Monday to decide the 1985 North and South amateur title between George T. Dunlap Jr. and Johnny Johnston. Johnston, a Lumberton druggist, was not favored at the start but tied Dunlap after 31 holes before a rain washout halted play. The final playoff was scheduled to resume with five holes left.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George T. Dunlap
Johnny Johnston
Lumberton
Johnston
Dunlap
California Van Hopes For World Ten Soon At Track Meet
California coach Bruce Hamilton weighs George Anderson and Willis Ward as Michigan prepares to visit Berkeley on April 13 for an east west sprint clash. Anderson, 19, already runs 9.6 to 9.7 seconds in the hundred and 21 seconds in the 220, with a strong finish and a powerful stride. Ward stands as a premier midwest dash rival, while Pollock and other California sprinters push each other to peak. The contest hinges on conditioning and growth, with Hamilton noting Anderson’s height and youth as potential records in the right conditions.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Michigan
Golden Bears
California
George Anderson
Bruce Hamilton
Anderson
Glenn Cunningham
Bonthron
Ward
Hamilton
Michigan
Wolverine
Willis Ward
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
George
Metcalfe
Yoshioka
Morris Pollock
Wykoff
Bob Kiesel
God
Morrie
Mushy) Pollock
Charley Paddock
University of California
U S Swim Threat Seen After Indoor Nationals
U S Olympic officials see the indoor championships as a sign of strength with two new world records. Coach Bob Kiphuth notes room for records and pins hopes on stars like Jack Medica Adolph Kiefer and Peter Fick to challenge the Japanese for the 1936 Olympic swimming events.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Bob Kiphuth
Yale
Japan
Kiphuth
Jack Medica
Seattle
Adolph Kiefer
Chicago
Peter Fick
A. C. Star
Oriental Stars
Daytonians Keep Ohio Rifle Title
Dayton's National Cash Register marksmen won the Ohio Rifle Team Championship at Fort Hayes with 1,142 points, narrowly beating the Findisy Rifle and Pistol Club by one point as 16 teams competed. The Tusco Rifle Club won the League Champions' match with 1,417 points.
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Columbus
National Guard
National Cash Register
Dayton
Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
Fort Hayes
Findisy Rifle and Pistol Club
Tusco Rifle Club
Ubrichaville
New Philadelphia
Detroit Team ABC Leader in American Bowling Congress
Syracuse N Y reports New York State teams clash with Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania squads to dethrone Tivolis of Detroit from the top in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Wolverine lineup could win the championship if Monday night’s bombardment succeeds. local booster teams finalize schedule.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Ohio West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tivolis
Detroit
Licely
Wolverine
Buckeye Short Ship Racing Association Forms
After four years the Ohio Short Ship Race Association is disbanded and replaced temporarily by the Buckeye Short Ship Racing Association. The new group plans races at Greenville, Columbus and Marion in late July with permanent 1936 organization to include Columbus Greenville Urbana and Marion and possibly Flint Michigan.
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Greenville
Ohio Short Ship Race Association
Buckeye Short Ship Racing Association
Buckeye Association
Coumbus
Marion
Columbus
Urbana
Flint
Mich
Spring Training Sightings Across Major Leagues
Giants players recover from injuries as eight days remain before the National League season. White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes weighs left field options with Ray Radcliff under scrutiny for fielding while his hitting stays strong. Indians pitchers impress in 46 innings vs Giants, allowing 37 hits and 12 runs. Reds consider Frank McCormick as replacement for injured Johnny Mize while Tiger coach Mickey Cochrane orders Marvin Owen closer to the plate. Pirates plan to leave three Corsairs behind as they move to Little Rock.
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Tulba
Okla
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Ray
Rip) Radcliff
Louisville
al Spring
Radcliff
Nashville
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Week's Fifth Card Is Heavy Week in Fight Industry
New York reports a sharp rise in boxing action this week as title defenses and challengers populate the schedule. Barney Ross defends or risks his lightweight status against Henry Woods in Chicago while Joe Louis seeks another victory in Detroit.
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Barney Ross
Chicago
Henry Woods
Yakima
Wash
Seattle
San Francisco
Bob
John Henr Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Negro
Olin
Best of Bradley Colts Not Entered in Kentucky Derby
E R Bradley aims for a fifth Derby with top three year old Balladier outranking Boxthorn and Big Gawk among his Florida Derby winner Black Helen not entered. Trainer Dick Thompson says Balladier may need more time after a Champagne Stakes record and both Bradley horses will ship to Churchill Downs shortly before Derby Week.
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Best of Bradley
New York
E. R. Bradley
Balladier
Boxthorn
Big Gawk
Black Helen
Bradley
Belmont Park
Black Toney
Dick Thompson
Churchill Downs
Thompson
Indoor polo tragedy claims Ridgewood youth in New York
Eckford Ruffner 17, a Ridgewood N J high school rider and indoor polo team member, died Sunday at Jewish Hospital Brooklyn after a fatal Saturday accident during a game. The incident marks the sport's first fatality in New York.
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New York
Young Eckford Rufner
Ridgewood
N. J. Ruffner
Ridgewood Riding Clubs
Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn
Coon Hunt Planned for April 14 in Athens County
Athens County Coon Hunters Association schedules its first coon hound field trial of the season for April 14 at the G M Smith farm near Albany. The group reports many dogs in training and expects fast races. Proceeds fund raccoon restocking across the county.
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Athens County Coon Hunters Association
G. M. Smith
Albany
Springfield to meet Columbus in Close A YMCA volleyball
Springfield the defending state YMCA volleyball champion will face Columbus next Saturday in the Close A tournament at the venue. Youngstown battles Middletown Akron plays Zanesville and Cincinnati meets Dayton in other first round matchups.
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Springfield
Y.mc.a
Columbus
Youngstown
Middletown
Akron
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Dayton
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