State Cage Tourney Drawings Set For Monday in Columbus
Sixteen Class A teams and top Class B entries from across Ohio prepare for the state high school basketball tournament. Drawings by Myers Y. Cooper will determine first round pairings at 1 p.m. today in Columbus with semi finals and finals slated for the weekend.
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Dhamure
Suv
Dayton
Cincinnati
Southwest
Fest
Findlay
Com- Zanesville
Teaturday
Stern
Chilli
Akron
Canon McKinley
Central
Northwest
Rawson High
I Flin
Fitch
Youngstown
Lancaster St. Marys
Rome
Jefferson
Myers Y. Cooper
Yankees Face Athletics in Tough AL Showdown
Bob the Gob Shawkey, new Yankees manager, predicts a strong club this season while acknowledging the challenge from the champion Athletics. The piece highlights the talent array and expects a merry struggle on American League diamonds.
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New York Yankees
Bob
Harris Returns to Athletics on Waivers
Outfielder Spencer Harris, 24, reclaimed from Detroit waivers by Philadelphia Athletics after three previous trials. Harris played for the Minneapolis A. A. and is in his first major league try with the A's as of March 17 in Harris, Florida.
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Harris Myers
Fla
U.P
Spencer Harris
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington in last week of training as Goslin stalemate looms
Washington entered its final week of training with Goose Goslin still holding out.Reports say Goslin dislikes manager Walter Johnson and his attitude may be delaying the club’s preparations.
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Washington
Goose Goslin
Elder
Gosn
Walter Johnson
Missing Sox Leave for Texas Trip to face U of Texas
Elders Alex Metzler and Smead Jolley remained missing as the main Chi White Sox party departed for Austin to play the University of Texas. Second baseman Bill Cisser and catcher Lee Berg stayed behind for rest.
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Tex
Alex Metzler
Smead Jolley
Chi- Witte Sox
Austin
U. of Texas
Aseman
Bill Cisser
Lee Berg
Early work and injuries mark four weeks of play
A portion of the team has trained for four weeks and is anxious about losses. Some players are nursing minor injuries. Four games have been removed from the extended series with the White Sox.
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Aets
eGraw
He White Sox
Phillies Fall to Cardinals in Exhibition Loss
Winter Haven Florida. The Philadelphia Phillies lost 7 to 3 to the St. Louis Cardinals in a spring exhibition game. The Cardinals rallied for four runs in the ninth inning as Jack Sherlock’s throw to second helped erase a potential double play.
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Phillies
St. Louis Rdivals
Jack Sherlock
Cards
Indians Hold Practice As Peckinpaugh Drives Work
Orleans La March 17 Cleveland Indians engage in practice with Peckinpaugh directing drills and work emphasized on the mound and in batting, as the team tunes for upcoming activities.
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Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Sandger Peckinpaugh
Weather, Florida baseball notes overshadowed by injury
A March 17 report from Water Florida notes Vance is sidelined with a heavy injury. The Brooklyn Robins left Palm Beach to play the Browns, and Vance may be out for a couple of days.
Braves Trade Talk Centers on Ed Brandt Holdout
In Tampa Bay area notes, manager Bill McKechnie of the Boston Braves pursued Ed Brandt amid a held contract, as Richbourg and Her claim waivers to reassign players, with uncertain batting figures and Oaklyn involved in waiver decisions.
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Bill MeKech- Moday
Boston Braves
Ed Brandt
Richbourg
Babe Her
HeroOaklyn
Mecci MehKeechnie
Red Sox Struggle in Loss at Mobile South Club
In Racola Florida on March 1 a Boston attack was hampered as Ruffell and Smith allowed few hits and the Red Sox managed only six hits while facing a Mobile South club. Heinie Wagner worked today against the Mobile lineup.
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Heinie Wagner
Boston
Mobile Southue
Ruffell
Smith
Red Sox
Eight Records Shattered by Women Swimmers at A A U Meet
In Miami Beach on March 17, eight world records already fallen as women swimmers dominated the National Women's Senior A A U indoor championships. The New York women lead the team standings with Seattle star Helen Madison fueling Seattle with 15 points. Madison added a 500-yard freestyle record, while Eleanor Holm of New York set her third mark by winning the 109-yard backstroke, both breaking former records.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.P
New York
Helen Madison
Seattle
Wash
Open United States Tennis Championship May Meet In Fall
The first annual United States Open tennis championship would pair amateurs with professionals at Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia. If ITF amends amateur rules in Paris, the event likely to run the week of September 15 or 22. Leading U S players support the move.
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U.P
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
International Tennis Federation
Paris
British Tennis Association
France
United States
Louis D. Dailey
George Lott
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Tex
Berkley Bell
Austin
Dick Williams
Red Sox Win Over Opponent 9 to 1
Errors aided the Red Sox as they defeated their opponent 9 to 1. The game featured miscues that opened the way for multiple runs and solid pitching to close the win.
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Red Sox
Northwestern to Host National Inter scholastic Meet
Entries have been received for Northwestern University's national inter scholastic track swimming and wrestling meet set for next Friday and Saturday. Competitors from Iowa Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Oklahoma are already represented.
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U.P
Northwestern University
Wlinets
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Reds Meet Yanks in St Petersburg Exhibition Open
Cincinnati Reds arrive in St Petersburg for an exhibition game with the New York Yankees after posting 21 hits against Detroit yesterday. The Yankees lost to the Boston Braves 4 to 1 in another spring matchup.
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ST. Petersburg
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Doston Braves
Irish bowler OGrady sparks St Patrick's Day in ABC event
Jerry OGrady of Indianapolis opened the 80th American Bowling Congress with a 711 in team play at Public Hall Annex. His pace sets sights on an all events record as doubles and singles loom, aiming for a 218 game and Knox’s 2019 mark.
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U.P
Jerry O'Grady
Indianapolis
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O'Grady
St. Patrick’s
Striebeck
O’grady
Billy Knox
Philadelphia
Knox
Kaye Don Targets 240 MPH Speed Test at Daytona
British racer Kaye Don, seeking to drive a 4000 horsepower land speed car faster than any human, weighs the crowd’s excitement against his view that this is a sporting feat. He plans a mid afternoon trial on the nine mile course, with a north south run requiring precise timing and car changes as mechanics fix leaks and adapt the exhaust system.
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U.P
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England
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Illinois gains new star for high hurdles
Chicago March 17. Illinois has Lee Sentman a 22 year old junior rising hurdler. He recently broke the 70 yard high hurdle record with a 9.2 second time, besting the old mark by two tenths. Sentman started hurdling in high school at Decatur Indiana and held the Alabama Interscholastic titles in both high and low events. He showed steady Big Ten improvement last year and has surged to form this season.
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University of Ilinois
Lee Sent- Mian
Long Test
Ion Arms
Lee
Deentur
Tih
Chuck Wiggins to Battle Carnera in St Louis Tonight
Primo Carnera the Venetian fights Chuck Wiggins in St Louis tonight in a heavyweight bout. Carnera seeks his sixtieth knockout in as many fights, while Wiggins weighs 270 pounds to Carnera's 195. Wiggins is seen as Carnera's toughest opponent since his European run with Young Stribling.
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Primo Carrera
Chuck Wiretns
Indianapolle
Carnera
Wiggins
Vrimo
Indianapolis
Pirates Resume Training After Coast League Beat
Pass Robles California March 1. The Pittsburgh Pirates resumed training here after a loss to the San Francisco Bears. The Coast league team beat the Marates 4 to 11 yesterday.
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Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Bears
Yankees Name Opening Day Lineup and Aims
Shawkey, new Yankees manager in St Petersburg, says the club will open against the Athletics April 15 with Combs in center, Koenig at short, Ruth in right, Gehrig at first, Laszett second, Cooke left, Chapman third, Dickey catcher, and Hoert pitcher. He adds Ruth is fit for a big year and pins hopes on Chapman and Koenig as top performers.
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Fifia
UPR
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankeee
Shawkey
Yankees
Athletics
Dickey
Hoert
Uth
Chapman
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Yanks
Alice Jf Dugan
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Fred Helmach
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Henderson
Gomery
Rhodes
Cooke
Rengough
Pennock
Hoyt
Mogras
Sheerid
Bie
Koente
Northwestern Wins Big Ten Swim Meet Over Michigan
Evanston report shows Northwestern scored 45 points to beat Michigan by 14 at the Western Conference meet. Other entrants Minnesota 12 Witness 11 Iowa 7 Wisconsin Chicago ? with final placements listed as the standings unfolded.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Witness
Iowa
Wisconsin
Chicago
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