Reds Camp Peneped in Favor of Mize Recruiter
A chaotic sports blurb from Plant Field notes Reds camp leaning toward landing Mize the recruit er while listing expectations from Bottomley and noting other players such as Dizzy Dean Wally Ber Mungo Frankie Frisch Paul Waner Carl Hub ert Al Lopez and Ernie Lombardi. It mentions trialing pitchers Don Brennan and Lee Grissom along with scouts and potential trades involving Kampouris and Goodman. A brief note on Mrs Mary state superintendent’s death ends the piece.
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Charley
Sunny Jim
Plant Field
Bottomley
Dizzy Dean
Wally Ber- Mungo
Frankie Frisch
Paul Waner
Carl Hubert
al Lopez
Bill _ Junie Barnes
Bse
Michigan
Lder
Are
Adam Comorosky
Cp Wistert
Petoskey
Ernie Lombardi
Alex Kampouris
Joe Fe Irish
Faian
Waterloo Akron North Are Champs
Akron North wins Class A with a 47 to 15 victory over Coshocton, while Waterloo Wonders claim Class B title 25 to 22 over Oxford Stewart. Dayton Stivers and Amherst win consolation honors. four records fall at the State High School Association tournament at the State Fair Grounds Coliseum. Ed Sadowski sets scoring record with 24 points for Akron North.
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Waterloo Wonders
Oxford Stewart
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Akron West
Amherst
Henrietta
Ripton
State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Dayton Roosevelt
Bellevue
Lorain
State Athletic Board
Ed Sadowski
Akron North
Oxford
Car Plunges From Bridge After Creek Collapse
Two Cincinnati residents narrowly escaped death when a 40 foot bridge over Sycamore Creek collapsed as they drove their machine onto it. The car fell 20 feet into the creek. Veteran Columbus State Hospital employee William T. Riddle, 82, dies at home of heart disease after 50 years on the job.
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Sycamore Creek
Columbus
William T. Riddle
Columbus State Hospital
Queen bees cap lay 2000 eggs daily equal to two times their weight
Queen bees can lay around 2000 eggs each day, a figure that often exceeds their own body weight in eggs. This high output highlights their prolific role in hive reproduction.
Senators Shore Up Lineup For Comeback Season
Washington owner Clark Griffith retools the team by trading Joe Cronin to Boston for cash and Lyn Lary, rehiring Stanley Harris to guide a mostly familiar roster aiming to rebound from seventh place. New center fielder Jack Powell and pitchers led by Whitehill Stewart Burke Weaver must lift a vulnerable offense and ERA as Cliff Bolton anchors behind the plate.
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Bucky) Harris
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Pilots
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Fox
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Lyn Lary
Harris
Alvin
Jack) Powell
Washington Sandiots
Albany
Bob Burke
Monte Weaver
Cliff Bolton
Wood duck carries young by loose neck skin
A wood duck lifts and hauls her ducklings by the nape skin, similar to how a cat carries kittens. This behavior shows maternal care as she transports the brood.
Newcastle Plant Planned for Coal Chemical Production
A new plant near Newcastle Australia is planned to manufacture chemicals and liquid fuel derived from coal for railroad use. The project aims to convert coal into rail fuel and related chemical products, signaling a strategic energy and transport initiative in the region.
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Newcastle
Australia
Oysters Found With Three Hearts, Report Says
A. E. Hopkins of the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries reports a surprising find that oysters possess three hearts, challenging previous beliefs about mollusk anatomy.
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A. E. Hopkins
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Boxing chaos in post Braddock Baer era at Garden
New York boxing scene muddled as Braddock Lasky win stirs talks of Schmeling Baer titles. Braddock champions, Schmeling plans June bout, Garden faces potential elimination tournament collapse with Carnera signing elsewhere. Commission hints at forcing Braddock Schmeling clash.
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Bob Cavagnaro
New York
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Joe Louis
Jimmy Johnston
the Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Braddock
Garden
Carnera
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Baer
Commission
Joe Jacobs
Schmoeling
Joe Gould
Maurice Lasky
Art
Bill Brown
Schmeleing
Brown
New York Boxing Commission
Jacobs
Miami U awards 11 basketball letters
The Miami University athletic board announced the award of 11 basketball letters for the season just closed. Letter men include Robert Weiland Hamilton Walter Alston Oxford Willard Henry Lees Creek Melvin Knowlton Massillon Forrest Williams Dayton John Cornwall Lorain Tom Taylor Akron Howard Shook Liberty Ind a PF White Sandusky Don Frantz Morton Emgart Cleveland manager.
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Miami University Athletic Board
Robert Weiland
Hamilton
Walter Alston
Willard Henry
Lees Creek
Melvin Knowlton
Massillon
Forrest Williams
Dayton
John Cornwall
Lorain
Tom Taylor
Akron
Howard Shook
Liberty
Ind
PF. White
Sandusky
Don Frantz
Morton Emgart
Cleveland
Louis Poised for World Title Shot in 1939 Plans
Louis, the Detroit heavyweight, gains momentum with five wins in four months and two by knockout. He meets Nate Brown in Detroit for a 10-round bout as he plots a possible June Carnera clash and a potential September winner-take-all with Baer.
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New York
Harry Wills
Harlem
George Godfrey
Joe Louis
Detroit
Louis
Max Baer
Baer
Nate Brown
Washington
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Primo Carnera
Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Teuton
Louis-Carnera
New Scholastic League Formed in Hocking Valley Five
A five-school league named the Hocking Valley Little Five formed at Chauncey includes Jacksonville Trimble Chauncey Buchtel Murray City and The Plains. Officers are President Charles E. Davis, Vice President Paul Theisen, Secretary E. B. Bannon, and Treasurer Carl Campbell. Teams will play football and baseball with a spring schedule. three schools J T Buchtel and Murray City start baseball this spring.
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Hocking Valley
Little Five
Chauncey
Jacksonville- Trimble
Buchtel
Murray City
the Plains
Charlies E. Davis
Paul Theisen
E. B. Bannon
Carl Campbell
J.T
Training Camp Gossip and Spring Baseball Notes
A compilation of spring training updates from Florida and California. Reds manager Dressen worries about Johnny Mize’s leg, while teams from St Louis, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York stage workouts or games. Reports cover pitching plans, injuries, lineups, and roster bids across Tampa Bradenton Lakeland and other Spring sites.
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Tampa
Fla
Toronto Maple Leafs
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Snelling
Mize
Cubs Manager Charlie Grimm Struggles In Spring Batting
Chicago Cubs manager and first baseman Charlie Grimm continues a 17 at bat drought during spring training. The veteran player faces questions about his batting form and future lineup role as games approach.
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Calif
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Simmons
Mule Haas
Jocko Conlan
Bud Hafey
Los Angeles
Charlies Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Exhibition Baseball Sunday Scores Across Leagues
Sunday results show Philadelphia A 6 and New York N 7. New York A 7 Chicago N 6. Brooklyn N 12 Oakland PCL. San Francisco Seals PCL 5 Chicago N 2. Cincinnati N 10 Boston A Philadelphia N 7. St Louis N Chicago A 10 Pittsburgh N 7. Kansas City AA 6 Washington A 4. Buffalo IL 4 St Louis A 1. Cleveland A 5 New Orleans SA 4 in 12 innings.
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Findlay Scholar Seeks Civil War Editorials Cut to 200
Dr. Howard Perkins of Findlay College travels 20 000 miles and reads over 90 000 articles to gather 200 northern newspaper editorials from Sept 1 1860 to July 1 1861. He aims to compose a volume on Northern Editoriais on Secession and Civil War for the American Historical Association.
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Findlay
Howard Perkins
Findlay College
American Historical Association
Louisville Parochial Kings Win National Catholic Crown
For the second time in nine years St Man Jer of Louisville Kentucky captured the national Catholic high school basketball title. The Tigers surged in the third period to break a deadlock and posted a 80 to 24 triumph over St Mel of Chicago Catholic League champions at Loyola University Gymnasium Sunday night.
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St. Man Jer
Louisville
Tigers
Loyola University Gymnasium
St. Mel
Bowling Scores Alter Big Ten Leaderboard Revisions
In Syracuse the American Bowling Congress tourney reshuffles standings as Collingdale Millworks Philadelphia moves to second with 3946 and Monarch Beers Chicago drops to fourth. Leaders include Detroit Casket Co and other teams. singles and all events leaders listed with scores. Gallipolis case notes Joe and John Coleman contesting Thomas Coleman will.
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Monarch Beers
Chicago
Regiers
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Detroit
Collingdale Mill Works Co
Bucks Florists
Cleveland
Monarch Beer
John Ermis
Milwaukee
Cook
Schile
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Gower and Omsburg
Darys
Dewonkowski
Dilly and Schlarman
Covington
Hines and Whitehouse
Bingharmeton
Gallipolis
Joe and
John Coleman
Thomas Coleman
Bessie Pann Nell
Garnet Johnson
George Js Weatherholt
Dr Dilleys Study of Education Is Published
Dr Frank B Dilley registrar at Ohio University publishes Teacher Certification in Ohio a study of actual operation of teacher certification in Ohio and the granting of certificates to 2313 teachers in fall 1931. He includes criticism of the system and a remedy plan he believes would save the state 20000 annually.
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Frank B. Dilley
Ohio University
Dilley
Dr. Dilley
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