Defense of Club Should Be Best Bet
Cincinnati Reds aim to climb from the second division in 1936 under manager Charlie Dressen. Pitching staff features Paul Derringer, Gene Schott, Al Hollingsworth, and Lee Stine with several southpaws. Lineup includes Lombardi, Kampouris, Myers, Riggs, Byrd, Cuyler, Herman, Chapman, and Goodman as contenders for roles.
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Reds
Charlie Dressen
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Cardinals
Giants
Pirates
Ernie Lombardi
Babe Herman
Paul Derringer
Gene Schott
al Hollingsworth
Lee Stine
Stine
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Jim Brennan
Leroy Herrmann
Tony Freitas
Benny Frey
Si Johnson
Jim Barnes
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Alex Kampouris
Bill Myers
Lew Riggs
Bottomley
George McQuinn
Wrestling Results From Various Cities AP Report
The Associated Press lists results from Newark New Jersey to Rochester Minnesota with wrestlers Dusek Robert Manuel Savoldi Sonnenberg McMillan Kashey and opponents including Coleman Keverly Peterson Demetral Vacuroff in matches decided by falls or draws across several venues. Dusek defeated Coleman in two falls, Robert beat Keverly straight falls, Manuel defeated Peterson, Savoldi and Sonnenberg drew, McMillan defeated Demetral in two straight falls, Kashey threw Vacuroff for a win.
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N. J
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Abe Coleman
New York
New Haven
Conn
Yvon Robert
Montreal
George Keverly
California
Bridgeton
WN. J
Jose Manuel
Spain
Harley Peterson
Ohio
Indianapolis
Jos Savoldi
Mich
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Drew
Lincoln
Neb
Jim McMillen
Antioch
Ill
Bill Demetral
Greece
Rochester
Minn
Abe Kashey
Paterson
Ioan Vacuroff
Riga
Russia
Last of Deans Signs Up With Houston Team
Elmer Dean, the last holdout among the Dean brothers, has signed a contract with the Houston club for the Texas League season. He joins Dizzy Jerome and Paul Daffy who previously agreed with the St. Louis Cardinals. Elmer, a perennial tryout, once sought a berth but lacked a fitting uniform. He joked about impressing his brothers with his skills.
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Elmer Dean
Dean Brothers
Elmer
Jerome
Dizzy
Paul
Daffy
St. Louis Cardinals
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Diz and
Three Tied in Golf Tourney
In Pinehurst the North and South open sees Henry Picard Hershey Pa Herman Barron White Plains N Y and Jimmy Thompson Beverly Hills Cal tied at 71 after the first round leading a 60 player field. Wilfy Cox Bethesda Md matched par with 72 while seven others posted 73.
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Pinehurst
Henry Picard
Hershey
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Jimmy Thompson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Wilfy Cox
Bethesda
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Jack Mackie, Jr
New York
Roy Brandson
Oysterville
Mass
E. J. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Paul Runyan
Johnny Revolta
Fight Results Across Cities From The Associated Press
In Portland Red Bruce stopped Firpo in Burke. In Jersey City Ferrando and Falco drew. In Fargo Angolo Puglisi stopped George Seitz. In Seattle Fredde Steele outpointed Babe Résko for non title. In Los Angeles Gege Gravante outpointed Roy Johnson. In New Brunswick Jay McCadon outpointed Larry Marinucci.
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Obe
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Bruce
Pittsburgh
Young Firpo
Burke
Idaho
Jersey City
N. J
Joe Ferrando
Ashtabula
Ohio
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Drew
Fargo
N. D
Angelo Puglisi
Duluth
Hank Greenberg Sets Return To Tigers Camp
Detroit News reports Hank Greenberg, holdout first baseman, leaving for Lakeland Florida training camp after assurance of welcome and no trouble reaching an agreement. He is the last major unsigned player and is expected to be in uniform before the new week begins.
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Detroit News
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Greenberg
Captains as pivotal leaders in college football teams
The text argues captains must be experienced and trusted, usually seniors, with two years’ service ideal for game rules and leadership. Ohio University coach Don Peden singles out Pete McKinley (1928) and Art Lewis (1935) as exemplary captains who stayed calm under pressure, inspired peers, and earned team respect through skill and judgment.
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Ohio University
Neers
Pete McKinley
Art Lewis
McKinley
Lewis
Peden
Hoth
Addion
ABC Heads Gather Indianapolis
The American Bowling Congress executive committee met to review season resolutions to be voted on at Friday's ABC delegates meeting. Proposals include limiting tourney bids to cities with eight years since last hosting, opening booster division nationwide, and possibly eliminating the division. Cincinnati Night observed. 32 teams from Cincinnati compete as Champlin Refining Company of Enid Oklahoma remains in second place with 2,911 five-man standings.
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Ohio City
Champlin Refining Company
Enid Okla
Taylor Ridge Personal Notes from Local Church Revival
Senior choir led by Mrs M Anglin attended revival services at the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ in Trimble led by Pastor G B Courtney with assistance from Rev Fred Gardner. Local residents including Hildebrand Mulpas Wah Mary Anglin and many others were noted at the event and in subsequent visits and moves around Glouster Cambridge and Columbus. The Taylor Ridge Greens Run Ladies Aid postponed their meeting due to heavy snow and road conditions. Ovid Jayjohn was moved home after a major operation in Columbus with favorable reports.
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Cleo Hanning
Jean Heffken
Mary Jane Anglin
Glen McClelland
James Taylor
Glouster
Elmer Tippie
Charles Boley
Larry
Columbus
Carl Hildebrand
Marie Bulstrom
Cambridge
Pat Bulstrom
W. J. Golding
White Cross Hospital
Case coach Ray Ride celebrates baby girl arrival
Cleveland report says Case Institute of Applied Science coach Ray Ride distributed cigars after the birth of his baby daughter. He and his wife already have a three year old son. Mrs Ride is the daughter of Prof C W Sivage, former Oberlin director of Ithlating.
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Ray Ride
Case &Choo! of Applied Science
National Game Holds Own Says Bramham
Judge William G. Bramham president of the National Minor League Baseball Association says baseball interest remains strong in small communities. He notes growth in Class C and D leagues, 25 plus circuits overall, and 2000 players signed to first year contracts with no drop in players seeking entry. He cites night baseball as a salvation for small leagues during tough times.
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William G. Bramham
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Bramham
Favorites emerge in Augusta women's invitational golf
In Augusta Ga Augusta women’s invitational play enters quarter finals. Maureen Orcutt Crews a former champion from Miami and Dorothy Kirby a 16 year old from Atlanta lead as favorites. Crews defeated Isabel Ogilvie Augusta 5 and 4 and meets Barbara Bourne who beat Marion Miley 1 up. Kirby faces Jane Cothran after Cothran beat Mrs. Foreman 19 holes. Edith Begg beat Hemphill two up and Peggy Wattles edged Bauer in 19 holes.
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Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
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Lexington
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. J
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Crews
Isabel Ogilvie
Barbara Bourne
Miley
Kirby
Jane Cothran
Greenville
A. Millen
Wilmington
Del
Cothran
Charles Foreman
Chicago
Edith Begg
Cleveland
Miss Hemphill
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Miss Bauer
Radio Program Schedule and Guest Lineup for Town Hall
A dense listing of a radio day’s lineup featuring multiple acts and hosts. Notable items include Jack Armstrong, Orphan Annie, Rudy Vallee, Bing Crosby, and Death Valley. Mentions of The Johnsons, Lowell Thomas, Amos n Andy, and several orchestras and dramatic sketches intersperse with news segments and weather.
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the O'Neils
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the Johnsons
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Training Camp Gossip from Spring Training Highlights
In Clearwater Red Ruffing holds out as the Yankees face the Dodgers aiming to reverse a 3-0 one hit loss. In Pensacola the Giants meet the Cubs as Terry and Leiber post first season hits. New Orleans reports sellout for April 14 Indians opening versus Tigers.
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Casey Stengel
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Bill Terry
Hank Leiber
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Leiber
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Indians
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Steve O'Neill
Tribe
Pelicans
Buchtel Cagers and Grid Athletes Honored at Banquet
Buchtel High School basketball and football teams were honored Thursday at the Opera House with students, parents, and teachers in attendance. Supt. Linscott and local officials spoke as awards were distributed by coaches Campbell and Matthews. Mrs. Winifred Shiveley presented miniature basketball tokens, and PTA volunteers organized the event with bingo proceeds covering banquet costs.
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Screen Bad Man Is Hero in Picture at Ohio Theater
Barton MacLane stars as a steel worker turned executive in Man of Iron at the Ohio Theater today and Thursday. The Dawn Powell story blends thrills and comedy as MacLane’s character clashes with culture and power, with Dorothy Peterson as his wife and Mary Astor as a bid to ruin him.
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MaclLane
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John Eldredge
Trubey Named Head Coach at Fostoria High School
Dwight Trubey former Wittenberg tackle is named head coach of Fostoria high school football succeeding Roy Miller who becomes freshman coach at Reserve under Big Bill Edwards.
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Dwight Trubey
Wittenberg
Fostoria High School
Roy Miller
Reserve
Bill’ Edwards
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