Old-Timers and Rookies Share Spring Camps Views
In New York World Telegram notes, veterans lament the loss of old camp chatter but praise enduring appetite for sweaters over flashy attire. Joe DiMaggio and Ossie Eckhardt receive high praise for arms, fielding, and hitting as German champagne exports rise to Britain.
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Art Shires
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Oscar Eckhardt
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Daniel M. Daniel
New York World-Telegram
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Cubs, Cards and Giants Are Picked In That Order
The piece predicts Chicago to repeat in the National League with Lon Warneke and Augie Galan key for the Cubs. St Louis and Pittsburgh follow as top contenders while New York and Brooklyn struggle with pitching. Pirates catcher Al Todd strengthens Pittsburgh as Arky Vaughan leads the offense.
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Charley Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
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Lon Warneke
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Nichols Draws With Champ In Buffalo Bout
George Nichols, former NBA light heavyweight champion, fought John Henry Lewis to a ten round draw in Buffalo at Broadway Auditorium. Nichols, once a 100 to 1 shot to win the title, pressed with a hard left from a southpaw stance while Lewis grew into the bout.
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Buffalo
Nichols
John Henry Lewis
Broadway
Boxing Aboard Results From Cities Across the Nation
From Buffalo to West Palm Beach the night’s results show world light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis drawing George Nichols in Buffalo while Lou Ambers outpointed Pete Mascia in New York. Farr defeated Wright in Washington and Ramage tied Levinsky in Los Angeles with Ferando besting Vaughn in Ashtabula. Barth beat Red Bruce in Portland while Babe Amos outpointed Nick Dorsey in Binghamton and Red Godwin defeated Joe Knight in West Palm Beach.
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Terry Wright
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Syracuse
Nick Dorsey
Endicott
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Daytona Beach
Joe Knight
Cairo
Champs Flop In ABC Meet
ORA MAYER of San Francisco will defend his 1935 all events title as the 1936 ABC tourney opens in Indianapolis. Don Brokaw of Canton and Wolfe Firestone of Niagara Falls failed to repeat. Shepps Beers of Dallas led the first night with 3,025, placing fifth overall.
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Training Camp Gossip Circulates Among Major League Teams
AP dispatches from NORTH CAROLINA and MISSISSIPPI report Yankees in New York for treatment and travel on exhibition trek. DiMaggio and Crosetti sidelined by injuries while Malone and others in camp. Giants and Reds also feature lineup moves and holdouts as spring games loom. A separate Athens County notice seeks partition of real estate with a May 1 deadline.
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Common Pleas Court
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Nelsonville
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Woolley & Rowland Er Attorneys
Don Koons Loser in Mid Title Bout at District Qualifiers
Eight amateur boxers from Toledo, Dayton, Oxford, Xenia and Cincinnati advanced toward the national A A U boxing championships in Cleveland April 15 16 17. In Cincinnati Music Hall district rounds produced a welterweight upset as C Niewiadomi Ada Ohio Northern University beat Benny Slaeski Toledo YMCA, while Ed Hackley Toledo Negro heavyweight won over Don Koons Hamilton for the mid title. Nelson Blakely Wilberforce Negro bantam dislocated a shoulder in the first round and lost on a technical knockout.
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Don Koons
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Nelson Blakely
Wilberforce
Three Swimming Records Set at Northeast Ohio Meet
Jack Gorman of Cleveland Central Y M C A lowered the 150 yard individual medley district mark to 1 44 2. Nelson Otis of Cleveland set a 440 yard free style district record of 5 21 3, surpassing Gorman's previous 5 32 4. Elwood Woodling of Akron broke the 150 yard backstroke record with 1 47 5, erasing Jimmy Troughton's 1 48 5 from two years ago.
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Elwood Woodling
Akron
Jimmy Troughton
Ohio State Scrubs Fall to Regulars in Spring Practice
The Ohio State University scrubs lost to the regular squad 19 to 0 in the second week of spring football practice. Dick Nardi and John Bettridge scored touchdowns with Bettridge adding two scores.
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Dick Nardi
John Bettridge
Two Oil Boiler Explosions Kill Two Men in Kilgore
Kilgore Texas reports the deaths of Paul B Jones 38 and L D Littleton 35 oil drillers when two boilers exploded near the town. The accident occurred today and details are being investigated by local authorities.
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Wrestling Results From Various Cities
AP dispatch lists results from Albany Newark New Haven Bridgeton Lincoln and Minneapolis. Gino Garibaldi 214 St. Louis defeats Jack Donovan 220 Boston one fall. Joe Cox Kansas City 2% defeats Rudy Dusek 225 Omaha one fall. Danno Tan a Camden 176 defeats Abe Coleman 206 New York straight falls. Joe Montant 176 Camden defeats Eddie King 178 New York straight falls. John Pesek 198 Ravenna wins over Abe Kaplan 215 New York straight. Gus Sonnenberg 205 defeats Abe Kashey 212 Paterson one fall.
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Canton Team Still Question
Elmer Daily, president of the Mid-Atlantic Baseball League, seeks last minute developments to ensure Cantons entry as the eighth league member this season. He plans to report to league members in Zanesville this afternoon. Daily may decide between forming a local club or re absorbing Beckley West Virginia.
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Peden’s top Ohio Bobcats players of 12 years
The article lists Peden’s selections for his best Bobcats at Ohio University across positions: centers Holmquist Colvin. guards Chrisman Burnison Esmont Papiitan. tackles Lewis Snyder Hastings DeStefano Langley. ends Brammer Burke Collins Halleck. fullbacks Young Gamber. quarterbacks Gabriel Corradini Rapp. halfbacks Kepler Snyder Sintic Kennard.
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Grand Circuit Meet to Boost Ohio Summer Sports At Fair
W J Galvin predicts theStats Fair speed events will be the state’s top summer attraction with a Grand Circuit meet from Aug 31 to Sept 5. Entries close April 20. Geers Stake offers two divisions each worth at least 3500. Governor’s and Agriculture Stakes offer 1500 and 1000 purses. The three-year-old trot purse stands at 1. MM open to the country, likely drawing Hambletonian entrants from Goshen Aug 12.
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W. J. Galvin
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Pop) Geers
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Hambletonian
Goshen
Vince May May Move to Berea School
Ray Watts Baldwin Wallace coach said he may seek approval to appoint Ralph Vince former John Carroll coach to the Yellow Jackets staff. Tom Conley Carroll successor announced Frank Gaul would coach backfield at Carroll behind Notre Dame OSU victory hero.
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John Carroll
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Tom Conley
Frank Gaul
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