Golf Heel Action in the Backswing Debate
Golf writers compare backswing heel height for pitching shots. George Duncan lifts the left heel while Abe Mitchell urges keeping both heels down and relying on hands and wrists. Mac Smith and Gene Sarazen vary, with Sarazen showing minimal ankle knee action and a hip turn. Helen Hicks notes slight hip pivot with heel rise.
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Helen Hicks
Controversy over the intentional base on balls rule
The piece debates fan opposition to the baseball intentional walk. It argues the tactic affects team strategy, not individual fans’ desires, noting pitchers may opt to pass a dangerous hitter to prevent runs. It defends it as a legitimate competitive decision within nine versus nine play.
Beer to be served at tables at Indians home opener
Cleveland Indians management will sell beer at Cleveland Stadium for the first home game of the season. Beer will be served at tables and not in the stands. The decision marks a reversal of the earlier plan to not offer beer at the venue.
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Racing Odds Shift on Track Tracks Longshots and Bets
The text notes moves in horse betting odds with has moved up from 25 to 4 and Long John down from 400 to 100 along with Shepherd Boy dropping, and The Dark easing from 25 to 20. It mentions other changes around 100 to 200 but emphasizes saving money and using mutuel machines at the track.
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Indians Bow To St. Louis In First Loss
The Indians suffer their first defeat as the St. Louis Browns rally for four runs in the sixth inning. Cleveland’s Willis Hudlin started the loss, Mel Harder to pitch today as the Indians seek revenge.
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Boxing Wins Across Cities Highlight Upsets and Decisions
United Press reports boxing results from multiple cities. Alabama Kid stops Car Monte in Pittsburgh. Cocoa Kid defeats Johnny Jadick in New Haven. Lollie Krieger defeats Pete Lusky in Newark. Chauncey Badami defeats Tony Scarpati in New York. King Tut stops Bajo Marino in San Francisco. Prince Saunders outpoints Ray Newton in Dayton. Vincent Seref knocks out Mickey O'Shea in Chicago.
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Carmen Barth
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Johnny Riske
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Jimmy Capola
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Pete Lusky
Scranton
Jose Costa
Jersey City
Ernie Ratner
Silver Lake
Chaunecy Badami
Tony Scarpati
South Brooklyn
Frank Rinaldi
Tommy Barrado
San Francisco
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bajo Marino
Charlie Hendricks
Vfreil Tobin
Joe Montes
Tommy Kramer
Cecil Myast
Frankie Simes
Dayton
Prince Saunders
Chicago
Ray Newton
Mansfield
Mickey Patrick
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Indianapolis
Vincent Serec
Mickey O'Shea
Jack Moran
Eddie Gill
Lou Vine
Jack Schweitzer
Dayton Golf Defeats Cincinnati in Close Meet
University of Dayton defeats Cincinnati 21 2 to 15 1 2 in Cincinnati on Monday with Dayton captain Eddie Hamant as medalist at 77 over 16 holes.
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University of Cincinnati
Eddie Hamant
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Beulah Park Jockey Club Receivership Lifted
Beulah May Open Beulah Park near Columbus moves toward a race meeting this year after judge John R. King lifts receivership with the club’s indebtedness paid in full.
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Jeby Ready for Gorilla Jones in Cleveland Wednesday
World middleweight champ Ben Jeby trained in Cleveland at the Argonne Gym as he prepares for a Wednesday night bout with Akron’s Gorilla Jones. Jeby, confident and aggressive, faces a strategic counterpuncher in Jones, who is expected to tire Jeby with elusive movement.
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New York State Boxing Commission
Argonne Gymnasium
Akron
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Sam Caplin
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Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Narrow Baseball Standoffs
Detroit outfielder Ervin Fox belted a 10th inning homer with two aboard to beat the White Sox. Bump Hadley earned St. Louis Browns first win. Henry Johnson pitched Boston Red Sox to first win, allowing one run and three hits before exit in eighth. Joyner White tied the score with an eighth inning homer. Roy Johnson drove in the winning run for Boston.
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Baseball Schedule Entries From That Day
Rain affected games in Boston and Milwaukee while St. Louis and Cincinnati won their matchups. Detroit and Chicago played through incomplete innings as Minneapolis routed Toledo and St Paul visited Columbus with Kansas City at Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Louisville on the slate.
National NBA schedule spreads across major cities
National matchups list five cities hosting games including New York Philadelphia Boston Washington St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Columbus St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo. Rivalries spark early season play with cross state and regional pairings across the circuit.
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Fly patterns and trout tactics from Jimmie Donahue
Late spring prompts anglers to study local streams and match flies to prevailing patterns. Local spots favor flies native to the area, and seasoned anglers rely on old favorites when others fail. Cast with the current under banks and around obstacles as trout surge in fast water.
Wrestling Results at New York Quietly Resolve Title Contests
Jim Browning of Missouri defeated Nick Lutze of California to retain a title claim after a chaotic match in New York. Sam Cordovano of New York and Fred Meyers of Chicago were ruled no contest after both failed a ring fall. Several bouts ended in draws or decisive throws with international competitors including Poland Germany Italy and Lithuania represented in the card.
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Missouri
Nick Lutze
California
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Fred Meyers
Chicago
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Howard Cantondine
Iowa
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Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
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Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Paul Jones
Texas
Abie Coleman
Los Angeles
Jim Atlas
Washington
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Omaha
Norton Jackson
Hans Steinke
Germany
Joe Devito
St. Louie
Karl Sarpolis
Lithuania
Vie Christy
Brundage Sees 1936 Olympics Likely Shift Over Jewish Restrictions
Avery Brundage, president of the American Olympic Committee, says in a letter that he believes the 1936 Games may be moved or canceled if Germany or any country restricts Jewish participation. He notes the IOC will consider the issue in Vienna and cites Olympic protocol on equality of races and no restriction by class, color, or creed.
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Association Scores Minneapolis and Toledo Details
Holsclaw and Griffin, Pearson, Schoof and Asty are listed among names in the association score table. The fragment shows Minneapolis and Toledo entries with numeric scores and dash-separated values, indicating rankings or results in a segment of the score sheet.
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