College basketball season ends with roster notes and baseball links
The report threads college hoops notes on roster petitions and key performers, mentions Bill Hosket and Shade at guard, and connects to baseball with a Cardinal farm link. Dizzy Dean meets Branch Rickey in a historic hotel exchange as the roster moves unfold.
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Columbus
Purdue Stuns Wisconsin 43 24 to Tighten Big Ten Race
Purdue crushed Wisconsin 43 to 24 at Lafayette as Illinois tied for the lead with a 36 22 win over Michigan. Bob Kessler led Purdue with 15 points, boosting his season total to 146 as Wisconsin's hopes for an undisputed title faded. Northwestern, Iowa, and Minnesota results also affected the three way chase.
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
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Lafayette
Wildcats
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Kessler
Iowa City
Rosenthal
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Indiana
Ten Get Letters Delaware Buckeye Champs
Coach Ray Detrick announced that ten members of Ohio Wesleyan's Buckeye Conference championship basketball team will receive varsity letters. Recipients include Capt. Howard Stammiler Columbus Myron Prech Cleveland Clovis Stark Columbus Donald Newhart Toledo Ernie Tales Cleveland Joan McAdams Urbana Tom Denney Delaware Eddie Parsons Cleveland Lester Parker Sandusky Howard Gage Tiffin.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Ray Detrick
Howard Stammiler
Columbus
Myron Prech
Cleveland
Clovis Stark
Donald Newhart
Toledo
Ernie Tales
Joan McAdams
Urbana
Tom Denney
Eddie Parsons
Lester Parker
Sandusky
Howard Gage
Tiffin
Bumper crop of rookies reaped by Cards
Branch Rickey sold most of his stock in the St. Louis Cardinal organization last fall. The Cardinals report a young, strong camp at Bradenton with four rookie pitchers and several infielders and an outfielder expected to push for stardom. Rickey plans to exit pleasantly after his two year contract ends, while praising the farm system’s fruitfulness and noting St. Louis may miss him if he leaves.
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St. Louis Cardinal
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Charley Barrett
St. Louis
Samuel Breadon
Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Henry Pippen
Houston
Ray Harrell
Ma Heusser
Norbert Kleinke
Rochester
Pat Malone
Charley Gelbert
Leo Durncher
Fred Ankenman
University of Texas
Greensboro
Stortstop
Don Gutteridge
Charley Wilson
Columbus
Willow
Jumbo Jim Weaver joins Pirates at San Bernardino camp
The 6 foot 6 inch pitcher Jim Weaver, newly acquired by the Pittsburgh Pirates from the Chicago Cubs this winter, towers over Billy Benswanger Jr at the Pirates training camp in San Bernardino California.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Weaver
Billy Benswanger, Jr
Bue
Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Bermuda Singles Champion Bryan M. Grant Triumphs
Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta defeated J. Gilbert Hall of South Orange New Jersey in Bermuda yesterday in straight sets 6-0 6-0 6-4 to win the singles championship. Grant, the favorite, dominated Hall in a one sided final.
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Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Grant
Hall
Campbell May Delay Next Run for a Week
Sir Malcolm Campbell said he will not attempt to break the 272 mph speed record on Daytona Beach until conditions improve. He cited a soft beach surface and said March 15 or the next full moon would be the earliest possible date for Bluebird to run again. Campbell has only enough tires for three more tries and intends them for a legitimate attempt when conditions justify it.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona
Britain
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Malcolm
Dusek Beats Hagen in Wilmington Wrestling Duel
Emil Dusek of Omaha defeated George Hagen of New York two falls to one in Wilmington. In Portland Jean Baptiste Laroche of Canada defeated Dropkick Murphy of Alabama two falls to one. In New York Chief Little Wolfe of California defeated Ernie Dusek of Omaha in 13:03 and Leo Wal lash of New York over Dave Levin of New York in 13:19. In Memphis Jim McMillen of Chicago beat Karl Davin of Columbia, O. two falls to one.
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Emil Dusek
Omaha
George Hagen
New York
Portland
Jean Baptiste Laroche
Canada
Dropkick Murphy
Alabama
Little Wolfe
California
Ernie Dusek
Leo Wallack
Dave Levin
Memphis
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Karl Davin
Columbia
Training Grind Starts for Big Leaguers
Spring camp updates from multiple camps across Florida and California. Smokey Joe Martin, fighting for a Giants utility spot, faces Koenig and Malay. Casey Stengel jokes about timing baserunning with a trotting horse watch. Earle Combs vows to avoid wall-shyness. Hal Trosky refines base path stride. Zeke Bonura agrees to sign. Hank Greenberg pursues slugging throne.
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Smokey
Joe Martin
New York Giants
Oxnard
Calif
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Mark Koenig
Joe Malay
Major League Holdout List Shrinks as Camp Opens
New York report shows only about a dozen unsigned players remain with three clearly negotiating in earnest. Gus Suhr of the Pirates defies training camp until salary terms are met while Wally Stewart angers the Senators’ Clark Griffith with a threatened auction. Bartell of the Giants seeks more. Lombardi and Medwick are noted as other holdouts affecting team harmony.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Suhr
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Pirates
Wally Stewart
Termes
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Washington Senators
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Dick Bartell
New York Giante
Bill Terry
Giants
Bartel
Phillies
Ernie
Schnottola
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Grade School Cage Tournament Opens at Hollister
The Athens County Grade Basketball Tournament starts Tuesday at Hollister High School Gymnasium with Buchtel versus Jacksonville girls and Trimble against Hollister boys. Semis feature Hollister vs Trimble girls and Trimble or Hollister boys against Jacksonville. other matches lead to county finals.
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Hollister High School
Buchtel
Jacksonville
Trimble
Hollister
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Jacksonville Boys
Greens Run
Greens
Campbell presses toward 400 mph dream at Daytona
Undaunted by two hairline escapes from death Campbell, the British speed ace, works toward a new record of 400 miles an hour in his $200,000 Bluebird at Daytona Beach after a dramatic run.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Cleveland seeks Glenn Cunningham for indoor meet on March 23
Floyd A. Rowe director of Cleveland's annual indoor track meet said he will try to bring Glenn Cunningham to the event on March 23. Cunningham is currently in post graduate work at Iowa University.
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Floyd A. Rowe
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Iowa University
Ray Goddard Named On County Home Board
Marietta Ray Goddard of Cutler was appointed trustee of the Washington County Children's Home by county commissioners Monday. He succeeds State Senator Verner F B Metcalf and will serve a five year term. Goddard is postmaster at Cutler and runs a general store there. Miss Phyllis Carbaugh attended the tournament at Athens Thursday evening.
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Ray Goddard
Cutler
Washington County Children's Home
Goddard
Verner FB. Metcalf
Babe Ruth Arrives in St. Petersburg for Braves Tryout
Babe Ruth lands in Florida to work out for the Boston Braves and join Bill McKechnie. The arrival triggers a huge greeting as 3,000 fans line the Salon railhead with more at a depot. Ruth notes changes in baseball, hopes for aggressive, hard work and discusses potential first base duties.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Ruth
New York
Salon
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Boston
Orphanage Scene Opens The Good Fairy At Ohio Theater
The Good Fairy starring Margaret Sullavan and Herbert Marshall opens at the Ohio Theater. Sullavan plays an orphan in a Budapest Municipal Girls Orphanage, with Beulah Bondi and Alan Hale 등장. The film follows her adventures as she becomes an usherette, with 100 extras in orphanage scenes and depictions of sewing and crafts.
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Ohio
Ohio Theater
Herbert Masahal
Margaret
Beulah Bondi
Alan Hale
the Good Fairy
William Wyler
Ferenc Mulnar
Miss Sullavan
Marshall
Frank Morgan
Reginald Owen
Matt Mellugh
Cesar Romero
June Clayworth
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