Red Birds edge Cincinnati in long exhibition win
In a 15 inning exhibition, the St. Louis Americans defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 as Hodapp and Parham delivered key hits. Derringer pitched for Cincinnati, while Blake and Frey held the Reds hitless late. Wilson and Orsatti figures appear in the surrounding spring camp notes with roster changes and signings.
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Pia
Red Birds
Ted
Cincinnati
Johnny Hodapp
Mickey the
Red Bird
Fred Blake
Larry Frey
Cincina
Pus
Derringer
Benton
Cross
Keane
O'Gowodski
Teachout
Teree
O'Ferrell
Tatehead
Hodapp
Innati
Columbus
ye—Slade
Piet
Botwane
Heath
Blake
Harwood
Teach. Sims
Sims
Jones Returns to Augusta Masters Sparks Historic Revival
Augusta Ga March 21 robert tyer jones returns to the masters invitation, inviting rivals from old days to challenge him at the augusta national. the field includes espinosa smith golden farrell Hagen and runyan as jones eyes a comeback after three years away, with recent scores in the sixties signaling no loss of form.
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Augusta
Robert Tyre Jones
Augusta National
Jones
Espinosa
Smith
Golden
Farrell
Hagen
de Bergerac
Bobby
Paul Runyan
Ball of Fire
Wrestling Results From New York And Kansas City
In New York at the Coliseum Jim McMillen of Chicago drew with George Calza of Italy and Hans Steinke of Germany threw Max Edelmeier of Brooklyn. Casey Colombo of California threw Tiny Roebuck of Oklahoma while Rudy Dusek of Nebraska threw Tony Colesani of Italy. Mehmet Yousef of Turkey drew with George Manich of New Jersey and Bill Houlihan of New York threw Lew Collins of Buffalo. In Kansas City Henry Graber threw Babe Carnera of Des Moines as Jack Vincent of Little Rock threw Earl Wampler of Scranton and Bob Castile of Fort Worth drew with Otto Mitulka of Pittsburgh. Alf Johnson of Minneapolis threw Bruce Noland of Des Moines while Jimmie Coffield of Kansas City drew with Frenchy La Rue of New York.
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Jim McMillen
Chicago
Drew
George Calza
Italy
Hans Steinke
Germany
Max Edelmeier
Brooklyn
Casey Colombo
California
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Rudy Dusek
Nebraska
Tony Colesani
Mehmet Yousef
Turkey
George Manich
New Jersey
Bill Houlihan
New York
Lew Collins
Buffalo
Kansas City
Henry Graber
Babe Carnera
Des Moines
Jack Vincent
Little Rock
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Bob Castile
Fort Worth
Otto Mitulka
Pittsburgh
Alf Johnson
Minneapolis
Bruce Noland
Jimmie Coffield
Frenchy Larue
One Hour With Hornsby Predicts Browns as Contenders
West Palm Beach report recaps Rogers Hornsby’s optimistic session with the St. Louis Browns. He praises pitching depth and newly acquired hitters, projects a stronger attack, and says the Browns can compete in the American League race despite doubt from rivals. He notes Six potential starters and targets key contrasts with Red Sox, White Sox, Indians, Yankees, and Senators.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Blaeholder
Hadiey
Rach
Blaeborder
Yanks
A's
Benators
Browns
Pashover
Hornstyy
Sharkey Faces Demand to Fight Hamas for 25000
In New York on March 21 ex champion Jack Sharkey of Boston is asked to post a 25000 guarantee to enter the ring with Steve Hamas of Passaic N J Promoters in Boston seek the match after Hamas decisively defeated Max Schmeling in Philadelphia Hamas manager Charlies Harvey told rival promoters Billy Ames and Dick Dunn he will accept if Sharkey puts up the money.
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New York
U.R
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Sharkey
Steve Hamas
Passaic
N. J
Hamas
Max Schmeling
Philadelphia
Charlies Harvey
Cub
Billy Amés
Dick Dunn
Harvey
National Catholic Open Basketball Tourney Kicks Off
Chicago March 21 Three opening round games were set for the 11th Annual National Catholic High School tournament at Loyola University Gymnasium. Cathedral Indianapolis the 1983 champions meet St Catherine Dubois Pa. Catholic Joliet Illinois faces Quincy Academy. St Johns Cathedral Milwaukee vs St Stanislaus Bay St Louis. Bay St Louis is led by captain Billy Schwartz, brother of Marchmont Schwartz former Notre Dame star.
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Chicago
U.R
Loyola University Gymnasium
Cathedral High School of
Indianapolis
St. Catherine
Dubois
Catholic High School of
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Dixie
Billy Schwartz
Marchmont Schwartz
Notre Dame
Plainfield Boxing Cards Highlight Local Winners
In Plainfield New Jersey Charney Horn of Jersey City out pointed Artie Sykes of Plainfield at 172 pounds. Vic Sacco of Plainfield out pointed Frankie Orlando of Elizabeth at 129 pounds.
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Plainfield
N. J
Charney
Trader) Horn
Jersey City
Artie Sykes
Plainfield Te
Vic Sacco
Frankie Orlando
Elizabeth
Boxing card results from Los Angeles weigh-ins
Ari Lasky 192 pounds from Minneapolis outpointed Lee Ramage 186 pounds from San Diego. Ernie Kirchner 165 pounds of Los Angeles defeated Sal or Jimmy Ward 166 pounds of the U S Navy. Sammy O'Dell 147 pounds of Akron Ohio decisioned Lloyd Smith 144 pounds of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Ari Lasky
Minneapolis
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Ernie Kirchner
Salor
Jimmy Ward
U. S. Navy
Sammy O'Dell
Akron
Lloyd Smith
OSU Gymnasts to Perform at Sandusky Exhibition
Ohio State University gymnastic team will join the Sandusky senior and junior high schools for the annual spring exhibition in Sandusky on April 4. Bob Whittaker of the Sandusky physical education department will be in charge of the event.
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Sandusky
Ohio State University
Bob Whittaker
Marietta College Crew Aims for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Marietta College husky oarsmen begin strict training as they aim to reach the Poughkeepsie Regatta on the Hudson River in June. The team must raise 1000 to finance the trip and reach peak fitness, with a new shell under construction in Foxboro and a Navy shell being reconditioned to upgrade equipment.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Hudson River
R. D. Pinkerton
J. Ellis MacDonald
Poughkeepsie
Foxboro
Mass
Navy
Record crowd at Springfield bolts city middleweight title
A 2700 crowd saw Tommy Glenn 155 and Vernon Wingert 157 fight to a draw in their third meeting for the city middleweight title. Glenn retained the crown with a KO on K Morgan 119 Toledo, who stopped Sammy Jones 120 in the fourth round of the eight round semi final. Sammy Wagoner 126 Springfield defeated Alvin Shough 126 Donnelaville in six rounds and Paul Gaffney 131 Springfield beat Jack Austin 145 Springfield in four.
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Springfield
Tommy Glenn
Vernon Wingert
Glenn
K. O. Morgan
Toledo
Sammy Jones
Sammy Wagoner
Alvin Shough
Donnelaville
Paul Gaffney
Jack Austin
Yanks Poised to Clinch International Indoor Series
New York March 21 UPI The United States team needs one more victory to clinch the indoor series against France. Lees ter Stoefen and George M Lott Jr top the doubles lineup against Jean Borotra and Christian Boussus. Gregory Mangin of Newark defeated Boussus in four sets in a previous singles match.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Pirates
Cardinals
Cubs
New York
United States
France
Leester Stoefen
George M. Lott
Jean Borotra
Christian Boussus
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Stoefen
Boussus
First Ohio Softball Tourney Set for Springfield
Springfield hosts the Ohio Soft Ball Association first tournament next September. G G Sutermaster, softball commissioner, says sixteen district winners will compete, with the champion advancing to Chicago for the national meet.
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Springfield
G. G. Sutermaster
Ohio Soft Ball Association
Chicago
Sommers Named Captain of Marietta College Team
March 21. Norman Sommers of Mount Pleasant was chosen captain for next season. Letter awards went to Captain Aston Bai Caldwell Frank Fenton Williamstown W Va Lloyd McKibben Matamoras Ned Hickel Marietta Perry Bartlett Dennison and Sommers.
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Marietta
Norman Sommers
Mount Pleasant
Marietta College
Aston Bai
Caldwell
Frank Fenton
Williamstown
W. Va
Lloyd McKibben
Matamoras
Ned Hickel
Perry Bartlett
Dennison
Sommers
First baseball fatality of season in Los Angeles
The county coroner's office reports the season's first fatality as Bar tolo Cabibi a 26 year old semi pro pitcher dies from head injuries after being struck by a pitched ball in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
U.2
Bartolo Cabibi
The Right to Romance at Majestic and The Wrecker at Court
At the Majestic the dramatic The Right to Romance features Ann Harding as a famed lady plastic surgeon torn between love and career with strong supporting turns from Robert Young and Nils Asther. The Court Theater opens The Wrecker, a Columbia melodrama led by Jack Holt with Genevieve Tobin and a notable supporting cast under director Albert Rogell.
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Majestic
Ann Harding
Nimance
Ohio
Rudy Vallee
Jimmy “Scandals
COURT
Jack Holt
Genevie
Rko-Radio
Robert Young
Nils Asther
Alden Chase
Irving Pichel
Delmar Watson
Helen Freeman
Alfred Santell
Genevieve Tobin
Holt
Miss Tobin
Gloria Swanson
George FE. Stone
Sidney Blackmer
Lenore Ulric
Bebe Daniels
Daybreak
Blackmer
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