Victorian Romps to Victory Richest Turf Event Year Is Offered
A crowd of about 25,000 watched Victorian win Agua Caliente’s richest handicap, the 12th race of the meeting, paying 6.20 to win. Alexander Pantages’s entry finished second at 16.80, with a field including My Dandy and Dowagiac. Weather was ideal and attendees included film stars and business leaders.
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Donnay
Caliente
Mex
Agua Calindicap
Los Angeles
Wian
Proom II
Agua Caliente
George Ellis
J. T. J. Taylor
Alexander Pantages
Entery
Carrodlo Stable
Don
Ancocas
W. Co
E. Richert
Hictorian
Brown Wisdom
My Dandy
Victorian
Inca
My Dardy
Naishapur
Scimitar
Dowagiac
De La Salle High School Wins National Catholic Championship
De La Salle High School Chicago defended its national Catholic basketball title by defeating Jasper Indiana 25 to 14 in Loyola University’s tournament final. Ed Krause led Jasper with six field goals while Oscar Aubin of Jasper impressed as a standout underdog. Tom Godfrey of St Michael’s Union City earned the MVP award for the second straight year.
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Lotola Glm
Chicago
U.P
de la Salle High Hool
de la Salle
Jasper
Loyola University
de la Salle Mse
Chicago @am
St. Xaver
Louisville
Scond
Chicagoans
Anther
Decatur
Ind
Catholicigh School
Seminals
Spalding Institute
Peoria
Ill
Spalding
Bishop England High School
Charleston
S. C
Ed Krause
Oscar Aubin
Tom Godfrey
St. Michael’s High School
Union City
N. J
Williams Released By Yankees After Ambition Realized
New York March 24. Veteran outfielder Kenneth Williams was unconditionally released by the Yankees less than six months after realizing his lifelong dream of joining the club. Williams, who began with St Louis Browns then Cincinnati trial, had joined Boston via waivers in 1927 and peak 1924 homer leader, later returning to Grants Pass, Oregon, where his wife is ill.
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New York
U.P
Nneth Williams
New York Yankees
Williams
Boston Red
St.is Browns
Babe Ruth
Cincinnati
Ruth
Wilms
Grants Pass
Ore
Pacific
Miller Huggins
St. Louis
Browns
Red Sox
Doubles Records Set at American Bowling Congress Meet
Sunday action in the American Bowling Congress featured new pin marks in doubles. Emil Jak and Jimmy Mitchell of St. Paul Minn topped with 1309 to lead division. Geiser Lel linger and Pekle Notz followed with strong totals. Carlson Lellinger Notz posted high all events scores led by Carlson 1923 and Lellinger 1916.
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Sleveland
U.P
American Bowling Congress
Emil Jak
Jimmy Mitchell
St. al. Minn
Matak
Mitchell
Ntry
Chicago
Keglers
G. Geiser
L. Lellinger
St. Paul
R. Pekle
G. Notz
Windy City
Boston Braves Exhibit Good Ball Playing
The Boston Braves surprise with eight wins in 11 games against major league teams led by new manager Bill McKechnie. Debuts by Neun Moore Berger Rhiel bolster a lineup that includes several misfits turned threats as they pace interleague play and threaten top clubs like the Yankees.
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New York
Boston Braves
Braves
Eixteen
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Kobina
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Bill McKechnie
Neun
Righbourg
Clank
Moore
Berger
Maranville
Rhiel
Spohrer
Collins
Cronin
Bob Smith
Cantwell
Cooney
Brandt
Jones
Seibold
Cunningham
Leverett
Detroit Tigers
George Sisler
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Johnny Cooney
Ea Brandt
Socks Seibold
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Robins
Heimach May Leave Yankees Under Training Rule
Yankees manager Bob Shawkey kept Freddy Heimach’s status in doubt in St PetersBurg Florida as he enforces training rules. Heimach who won 13 games last season had not been posted with other pitchers. Shawkey said he must protect the club and hinted Heimach could be traded if released.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
Freddy Heimach
Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Heimach
Toronto
Shawkey
Carnera Court Action Clouding Denver Fight
Primo Carnera may meet Jack McAuliffe in Denver as West Side Athletic Club seeks a court restraining order against the Colorado Boxing Commission. The commission says the law is on its side and blocks the match for failing to secure the required Saturday date.
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Denver
Colo
Primo Carnera
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
West Side Athletic Club
Colorado Boxing Commission
Primo
McAuliffe
Kansas City
Silver Bullet Held Up By Florida Rains
British driver Kaye Don cannot start his world automobile record attempt in Florida before Tuesday or Wednesday due to heavy rains. He remained in Palm Beach over the weekend and planned to return to take advantage of the first favorable day to attempt the run with his giant racing car.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kaye Don
Don
Palm Beach
England
Frobel Wins Track Honors at Northwestern Indoor Meets
Evanston Illinois March 24 U Pie Frobel High School Gary Indiana and prep athletes from Tulsa Oklahoma and Chisholm Minnesota won titles at Northwestern Universitys three annual indoor scholastic tournaments. The Hoosiers took the track title from Oak Park Illinois last years winners while Chisholm replaced Des Plaines Illinois as swimming champion. Tulsa dominated the wrestling honors.
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Evanston
U.pie Frobel High School
Gary
Ind
Tulsa
Ohls
Chisholm
Buckeyes Open Activities In Spring Sports Calendar
Ohio State University resumes athletic activities with baseball and track leading the spring schedule. Baseball opens April 4 and 6 at Lexington against Kentucky, with a home game April 7 versus Ohio Wesleyan. Track starts outdoor season April 19 at Pittsburgh. The Buckeyes, national champions in 1929, promise depth from veterans and promising recruits.
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Buckeyes
Columbus
Ohio State University
Lexington
State
University of Kentucky
Ohio Wesleyan
Track Brigade
Pittsburgh
Four Aart In Crash In Lancaster Causes Injuries
Lancaster residents James Hickman and his daughter Frances, along with his mother Mrs. Jennio Hickman, and Thomas Belffert of Bremen, are hospitalized with injuries after a Sunday automobile collision in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
James Hickman
Frances
Jennio Hickman
Thomas Belffert
Bremen
Darnell Wins Foul Contest At State Meet
Columbus March 24 40 Ri Tossing 46 of 50 Roland Darnell Jackson Center won the state high school free throwing contest here Saturday night. Noyden Moore New Philadelphia won second with 61 baskets of 66. Max Claggett Columbus Central tied Moore with 53 good throws and agreed to a tiebreaker.
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Columbus
Roland Darnell
Jackson Center
Darnell
Accu
Noyden Moore
New Philadelphia
Max Claggett
Columbus Central
Claggett
Moore
Stivers High Wins Third Straight Class A Title
In Columbus on March 24 Stivers High School of Dayton captured its third consecutive Class A basketball championship, defeating Akron West 18 to 1é. Lancaster edged Rome Township 34 to 3 for the Class B crown, marking the first time a team was held to three points in a tournament game.
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Columbus
Ware Stivers High
Dayton
Lancaster St. Marys
Stivers
Akron West
Lancaster
Rome Township
Rome
Roma
Cleveland Rookie standout Harte tops Masel 96 roster
Jerry Harte from Texas A M College was named the outstanding player for the Cleveland Rookie team in the Masel 96 event held in New Orleans. The rookie catcher impressed with his defense and hitting throughout the series.
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New Orleans
Masel
Jerry Harte
Texas A. & M J College
Cleveland
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Pe la Salle High School
de la Salle Boys
Fter
Yanks
Carnera
Florida
Frobel
Stivers High Wine
Akron
Bill Heskett
Gia
Wee
Athens
Merchants
Sherlock Holmes
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