Giants poised for louder tougher season with Bartell lead
The New York Giants plan a stronger louder push to reclaim the NL title led by Dick Bartell who brings aggressive energy to the infield alongside veterans Travis Jackson Hughey Critz and Bill Terry. New lineup shifts include George Davis sharing center with Hank Leiber, while pitching depth adds Clydel Castleman Leon Chagnon and Allyn Stout.
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New Orleans
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Bartell
Travis Jackson
Hughey Critz
Terry
Giants
George Davis
Phillies
Hank Leiber
Roy
Tarzan) Parmaliee
Gus Mancuso
Clydel Castleman
Leon Chagnon
Allyn Stout
Hughey Cruz
Deans
Moore
Mel Ott
Mary Antony Koenig
Yankee
Baseball Dope Book Preview Highlights 1935 Figures
The article previews a new Dope Book for 1935 with baseball statistics and features. It notes players like Nap Rucker and Primo Car, scouts such as Kittenhell, and lists teams, records, rosters, and league highlights. The pocket guide promises day by day stats and glossary of terms for fans.
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St. Louis
Fison
Len
Babe Ruth
Gridders Begin Spring Training With Candidates
The university opens spring workouts with nearly 50 candidates, led by Tom Rogers Leach and Sid Gillman. Rogers notes a one month training period and the first day of practice marks the start of sessions this year.
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Tom Rogers
Leach
Sid Gillman
Rogers
Ring results from Cleveland Washington and Chicago boxing cards
World light heavyweight title contender Bob Olin outpointed Mickey Dugan in Cleveland as Jimmy Belmont defeats Eddie Risko. Other bouts include Paul Pirrone over Solly Dukelsky and Carmen Barth stopping Abie Bain in New York. In Washington Pat Sylvester loses to Roddy Davis while Mickey Landis draws with Elmer Bezenah amid Chicago draws Billy Miller and Puggy Weinert finale. Johnny Lucas beats Baby Manuel in Miami and Danny Milillo stops Mine Swift.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Olin
Mickey Dugan
Jimmy Belmont
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Paul Pirrone
Solly Dukelsky
Chicago
Carmen Barth
Abie Bain
Cincinnati
Mickey Landis
Lancaster
Drew
Billy Miller
Milwaukee
Puggy Weinert
Miami
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Baby Manuel
Tampa
Danny Milillo
Mine Swift
Wittenberg appoints Harris and Malone as coaches
Springfield natives Joe Harris named tennis coach and Wren Malone named golf coach at Wittenberg College. Harris is a student and Malone was a star on Lutherans golf team last year.
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Springfield
Joe Harris
Wren Malone
Wittenberg College
Harris
Malone
Lutherans
Wittenberg Cage Schedule Adds Pre Christmas Home Game
Wittenberg announces a 1996 men's basketball schedule with a pre Christmas home game against Georgetown Kentucky on Dec 13. Director of athletics O K Cornwell confirmed the plan. Thirteen games are against Ohio Conference foes.
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Springfield
Wittenberg
Wittenbergers
O.K. Cornwell
Georgetown
Kentucky
Dayton
Wooster
Wesleyan
Oberlin
Otterbein
Marietta
Muskingum
Denison
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Ohio
New York Solons May Press Schmeling Braddock Match
The New York State Athletic Commission may intervene in the heavyweight scene. If Commissioner Bill Brown succeeds, Schmeling could be declared ineligible as a title challenger until he defeats Jimmy Braddock. It is unclear whether Phelan and Dr Wear will back Brown. Jimmy Johnston reportedly plans Schmeling versus Baer for a June title bout, but has delayed an official announcement.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Bill Brown
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
John J. Phelan
Dr. Walker Wear
Brown
Jimmy Johnston
Schmeling
Max Baer
Wrestling results from Chicago Buffalo and Wilmington meet
Dan O Mahoney and Ed Don George post wins in Chicago and Buffalo matches, with O Mahoney tossing Gino Garibaldi in sixteen minutes and George defeating Dick Stahl in twenty three minutes fifty two seconds. In Wilmington, Alphone Bisignano defeats Joe Dusek after two falls are split and Dusek cannot continue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dan O'Mahoney
Ireland
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Buffalo
Don George
North Java
N. Y
Dick Stahl
Germany
Wilmington
Del
Alphone Bisignano
Des Moines
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Dusek
Head Play Wins Bay Meadows Handicap on Mud Track
Head Play, owner Mrs. Silas B. Mason's colt, boosted 1935 earnings to $36,250 after a Bay Meadows Handicap victory. The horse, known as a mud runner, excels at middle distances when the going is slow, though never winning a mile and a quarter race. Azucar leads 1935 money list with over $100,000. Twenty Grand and Equipoise have been retired or shipped away from U.S. racing.
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New York
Azucar
Silas B. Mason
Pacific Coast
England
America
Bay Meadows
Bucyrus Likely Joins Buckeye League to Replace Fostoria
Buckeye High School League will invite Bucyrus High School to replace Fostoria, whose resignation was accepted. Sandusky High School principal Karl Whinnery, league president, cited Sandusky’s strength as a reason. Other league members are Fremont Ross, Tiffin Columbian, and Findlay.
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Sandusky
Buckeye High School
Bucyrus High School
Fostoria High School
Karl Whinnery
Sandusky High School
Fostoria
Whinnery
Fremont Ross
Tiffin Columbian
Findlay
Mako Names A S Hopes For Davis Cup Singles
Gene Mako, the west coast tennis sensation, says Wilmer Allison and Sidney Wood will represent the United States in singles at Davis Cup play this year in Los Angeles.
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Mako
A. S
Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Sidney Wood
Gene Mako
Uncle Sam
McSpaden Wears Gloves On Both Hands
Harold Jug McSpaden of Kansas City Kansas gloved both hands during play to protect them as he leads money winners this season.
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McSpaden
ST. Augustine
Filia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Kansas City
Kan
Baseball Camp News From Across Florida and Beyond
In several spring camp reports, Giants skipper Bill Terry cuts Larry Benton from the staff after a late lead loss to the Athletics. Brooklyn’s Casey Stengel tests three pitching spots with Eisenstadt Logan Munns Lamanske in the mix. Vernon Gomez reports arm trouble as the Yankees push daily treatments. Braves trim three hopefuls Kash Sullivan Gallagher while Red Sox eyed Sarasota return and Payne Field prep. Lloyd Johnson returns to his home club from the Pirates. Ernie Orsatel signs with the Cardinals. Browns prep for exhibition vs Buffalo Internationals with Andrews and Coffman to pitch. Tex Carleton set for first Cubs outing against Ruether’s Seattle. Dykes tweaks White Sox pitching workload. Dixie Howell declines a Hollywood film part. Knickerbocker remains delayed by appendicitis recovery as Indians voyage south. Reds eye a nine inning pitcher ahead of Sarasota finale. Senators near camp start in Biloxi as the tour moves toward Birmingham.
Exhibition Baseball Monday Results and Dayton Flood Anniversary
Exhibition baseball results show Philadelphia A 15 New York N WO and Baltimore IL 10 over Philadelphia NE 8 Boston A 7 Boston N 2 Cincinnati N 9 Toronto IL 5 New York A 9 New York IL 0 Seattle PCL 3 Chicago N 2 Pittsburgh N 4 Chicago A 1. The article notes Dayton’s 22nd anniversary of the Dayton Flood and compares the Miami River level to its record.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Toronto
Seattle
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Miami
Ring Decision Overturned by Cleveland Boxing Commission
Oscar Jacoby, chairman of the Cleveland boxing commission, overruled the ring officials and ruled the Eddie Risko versus Jimmy Belmont bout a no decision. Belmont had been awarded the decision in the eighth round, but the commission favored Risko after reviewing the bout. Risko weighed 161, Belmont 157, with Olin and Dugan also in a separate match.
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Cleveland
Oscar Jacoby
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
Jimmy Belmont
Pittsburgh
Belmont
Hie
Jacoby
Risko
Bob Olin
Mickey Dugan
Olin
Dugan
Paul Pirrone
Solly Dukelsky
Chicago
Pirrone
Dukelsky
UCLA to Host Hawaii in Fall Football Clash
UCLA has scheduled a football game against the University of Hawaii in Los Angeles for the coming fall. The contest will pair the Bruins with the Warriors in a regional matchup at the Los Angeles venue as part of UCLA’s fall schedule.
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Vu. Co. L. A
Hawaii
Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Hawaii
Broadwell Social Roundup and Local Accidents
Broadwell Mrs. Freda Nice hosted the Willing Workers Sunday School class meeting. Miss Junie White of Westland visited Mrs. Oscar James. John Smith fractured his arm repairing a car. Charlies Crosbie lost a cow last week. Mrs. Carl Meek visits her mother near Cutler. Harley and Earnest White celebrated a surprise birthday with 25 guests. Delaware 7 year old Charles Edward Petrie killed when struck by a truck driven by 22 year old Allen Pierce.
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Broadwell
Freda Nice
Willing Workers
Junie White
Westland
Oscar James
John Smith
Charlies Crosbie
Carl Meek
Arthur Medcaff
Cutler
Harley
Earnest White
Scott White
Delaware
Charles Edward Petrie
Allen Pierce
Dodgers and Pirates cut AL lead in Grapefruit Belt standings
The National League narrows the gap with the American League as Dodgers Casey Stengel lead with three wins in three starts and Pirates win four of five against AL foes. A’s Red Sox top AL winners. Cardinals and Giants struggle, Braves hurt by Ruth. Dodgers lead overall with 7 wins in 8 games.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Kosten Braves
Babe Ruth
Buckeye baseball set for 20-game Ohio outing title chase
Marshall favored to repeat as Buckeye Conference champions as 20 league games unfold this spring. Cincinnati and Miami expected to contend, while Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan battle for the cellar. Schedule lists April through May dates with home and away ties among five colleges.
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Buckeye
Marshal of
Huntington
W. Va
Buckeye Baseball
Maywood Belcher
Herd
Belcher
Carroll Coleman
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Marshall
Ohio U
Love in Bloom leads Burns and Allen at Majestic
Paramount's romantic comedy Love in Bloom stars George Burns Gracie Allen Joe Morrison and Dixie Lee with Elliott Nugent directing. The film follows two young lovers in New York racing to marriage amid carnival troubles and a last minute victory via a hit song and funds to buy the carnival.
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Bloom
New York
Joe Morrison
Big City
Dixie Lee
Burns
Morrison
Gordon and Revel
Gracie Allen
Elliott Nugent
Richard Caine
J. C. Nugent
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