Yankees Boss Oracle of Payrolls in 1937 Season
Daniel M. Daniel of the New York World Telegram quotes Colonel Jacob Rup, owner of the Yankees, discussing the 1937 payroll surpassing 900000 while noting total club expenses top 760000 a year plus 350000 for a new right field stand. He explains the cost structure including stadium investment and a minor league chain.
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Daniel M. Daniel
New York World-Telegram
St. Petersburg
Fila
Daniel
Jacob Rup
Yankee Enterprise
United States
Yankees
New York
Connie Mack Hospitalized in Texas for Leg Infection
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, was in a San Antonio hospital for treatment of a leg infection caused by a batted belt during a practice two weeks prior. Doctors said his condition is not serious. The team will resume play in Philadelphia after an exhibition series against the Browns in San Antonio and the Minneapolis Millers at Seguin, Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Conniie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Philadelphia
Browns
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Seguin
Eighty-Two Teams Start Inter City Tourney Eliminations
Cleveland hosts the eighth annual inter city basketball tournament with eighty two teams beginning eliminations on Saturday and finals set for Sunday night.
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CAGE
Cleveland
U.P
Eighly
Southerners Hit Four Times Off Harrilla in Clemson Game
Ohio University baseba ll, led by Ernie Havrilla on the mound, beat Clemson 8 to 1 after a Tuesday win. Woody Wills led the offense with four hits while Olsen Havrilla and Luebbers added two apiece as Clemson pitchers were hammered for 13 safeties.
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Athens
Don Peden
Ohio University
University of Georgia
Clemson College
Ernie Havrille
Bobcats
Clemson
Woody Wills
Olsen
Havrilla
Luebbers
South American Lovell tops French heavyweight Lenglet
Alberto Lovell, described as South American, beat Andre Lenglet in a 10 round bout. Lovell was knocked down twice in the third but recovered to win six rounds with two even, delivering a comeback that shook Lenglet before the final bell.
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OS Angeles
U.P
Alberto Lovell
Andre Lenglet
Lovell
Skin Irritants Cited By Doctor At St Louis Symposium
Dr Norman To bias of St Louis University dermatology warned at a St Louis Medical Society symposium that dresses furs leather hatbands and dyed lingerie frequently trigger skin inflammation among wearers.
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ST. Louis
U.R
Norman Tobias
St. Louis University
St. Louis Medical Society
What's on the Air Wednesday's Program Listing
Radio lineup lists WLW CBS NBC with Buddy Clark Raah Dramatic Sketch Don Wins etc. Several orchestras and vocal acts appear including Dorothy Gordon Wilderness Re, Pretty Kitty Ma and Pa, Cavalcade Ken Murray Kostelanets Orch, Gladys Swarthout, Moon River NBC, Martinez Brothers, Busse's Orch, Travers Orch, Crosby's Orch.
Yankees Pitching Lacks Depth Says US Observer
George Kirkley argues the 1937 Yankees resemble a swaggering team with unstable pitching. Ruffing is out, Malone and Hadley face doubt, Makosky may be a reliever, and Gomes is a gamble. Detroit, Cleveland, Washington and Boston improve. eight AL clubs sketched with expectations and key players named.
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Pat Malone
Bump Hadley
Mike Makosky
Lefty Gomes
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
St. Louise Browns
Ol’ Connie Mack
Possem
Mexico City
Yankees
Ruffing
Gemes
McMillin Signs 10 Year Coach Contract at Indiana
A. N. Be McMillin former Centre College star and Indiana University head football coach signed a new ten year contract announced by University President William Lowe Bryan. The deal replaces his previous five year agreement after he joined Indiana from Kansas State three years ago.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.P
A. N
Indians Cut Mound Staff In Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi Bill Zuber rookie pitcher from Zanesville and Clarence Heise southpaw on training camp payroll will make final 194? season appearances in Cleveland uniforms. Manager Steve O Neil must trim pitching staff from sixteen to nine with Zuber Heise likely sent to Milwaukee Brewers for next season. Paul Kardow another pitcher slated for further seasoning. destination undecided. Indians game with New Orleans canceled due to rain.
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Biloxi
Miss
U.P
Bill Zuber
Zanesville
Clarence Heise
Cleveland
Steve O'Neil
Zuber
Heise
Milwaukee Brewers
Indians
Paul Kardow
New Orleans
Letart Falls Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Letart Falls social items note John Noll repairing E W Balser home after flood damage. Visitors include Mrs Floyd Chapman with aunt Mrs Arthur Begle and W H Donahoe from Pomeroy. Local residents attend Easter events, hospital visits, and family gatherings across Apple Grove East Letart Buckeyes Lake Parkersburg and Gallia County.
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Letart Falls
John Noll
Ravenswood
E. W. Balser
Floyd Chapman
Arthur Beegle
Dorcas
W. H. Donahoe
Pomeroy
William
East Letart
Jackson County
W. Va
Ed Miller
Charles
St. Joseph Hospital
Flora Johnson
Jonas Wolfe
Apple Grove
W. C. Bibbee
George Bibbee
Columbus
Bibbee
Mae Alexander
St. Marys
Elizabeth Alexander
H. B. Shields
O. G. Shields
Parkersburg
Charles Rowe
Hoizer Hospital
Gallipolis
Betty Rowe
Earl Shank
Scott
Bob Apple Grove
Henderson
Orville Cox and Son
Guy of Spencer
Omar
Florence Bays
Harold Quillin
Leechburg
J. A. Quillin
Charles Sayre
Hemlock Grove
L. H. Roush
Rock Springs
Richard Roush
Glen Wolfe
Inlaw
Mrk Jonas Wolfe
Champion Warren to defend ABC title in 1936 tournament
Charley Warren of Springfield Illinois, last year’s singles champion, will defend his crown Thursday night with a 735 series from Indianapolis and appears in a team event tonight. The schedule lists bowlers from Detroit Toledo Elizabeth N J Seattle Spokane Tulsa Houston Santa Monica Rochester Peoria Milwaukee with top names like Mort Lindsey Andy Varipapa Billy Knox Jim Margie and Sid Sherman. James J Braddock will sub for Jack Dempsey in a notable appearance. Clarence Behrns tied for fourth in singles with 81 and Ed Leschinsky Wayne Martin led doubles with 1235. Daenfer Brewers posted the best team mark at 2806.
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New York
U.P
Charley Warren
Springfield
Ill
Indianapolis
Warren
Detroit
Toledo
Elizabeth
N. J
Seattle
Spokane
Tulsa
Houston
Santa Monca
Calif
Rochester
N. Y
Peoria
Milwaukee
Mort Lindsey
Andy Varipapa
Billy Knox
Philadelphia
Jim Margie
Sid Sherman
Ohio
James J. Braddock
Jack Dempsey
Clarence Behrns
North Tonawanda
Ed Leschinsky
Wayne Martin
Dayton
Sheriff’s deputies suspended for late roll calls
Sheriff Martin O'Donnell ordered deputies to report on time and three officers faced a week of suspension without pay for failing to answer roll call promptly.
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Martin O'Donnell
Army of Deputies
Visit Ties Woman To Mother Then Return To Washington
Miss Frances Norris who was visiting her father Samuel Norris at East Letart returned to Columbus by Sunday. The trip followed a visit with her mother Mrs Terresa Wheeler. An electric storm struck the new school building last Wednesday night but caused only slight damage.
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Terresa Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Frances Norris
Columbus
Samuel Norris
East Letart
Gordon James
New Straitaville
James
Chas
Shaffer
J. A. Barnhill
Belle Baird
Maitie Ralph
John Reynolds
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
John Binderbasin
Glouster
Murray City
William Chivers
Grant Hospital
M. BF. Church
Robert Foster
Charles Lioyd
Detroit
Lioyd
Murray City Social Notes Show Easter Visits and Death in Community
Murray City social notes recount Easter gatherings and visits across the area. Residents attended birthdays, funerals, and family events, with names including the Wooten, Gears, Salyers, and Anders families. The piece notes travel to Columbus and Detroit, illness and recovery, and a hospital operation in Columbus.
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Murray City
John Wooten
Bobby Gene
Gerald Wooten
Mickey
Betsy
Morris Dupler
Warren
Norma
Marilyn
Imogene
Jimmy Bryan
Ruth Shaw
Logan
Elmer Gears
Laura Mae
Joy
John and
Charles
Howard Bush
William Bush
Thomas Gears
William Gears
Lisbon
George Gears
Ifra
Clara Gears
Geneva Gears
Longstreth
James Salyers
Millia
Salyers
Detroit
Earl Storer
Howard Brooker
Brooker
Mildred Six
Donna Louise
Mildred Shuttleworth
Jean
Margaret Gears
Nelsonville
Ralph Barber
Roger
Columbus
Grace Vaught
Mattoon
Til
Clarence Sampson
Fred Ely
Willoughby
Richard Lanning
Lanning
Ralph Andrews
Bobbie
Betty
Clarence Sayre
Buchtel
Lou Anders
Don
Mike Anders
Mattie Ashbaugh
Edgar
Dorothy
Logas
Lizzie Stiff
John Houser
Wallace Morgan
Marion Shelton
John Shelton
Dog Hangs From Fence Eleven Days Near Kenton
A farmer Marco Winken owned dog became entangled when hind legs slipped between two top wires of a woven wire fence near their home. After eleven days of hanging, a neighbor freed the animal which then recovered after a light diet.
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Kenton
Marco Winken
Sam Snead Headlines Augusta Open Build Up
Sam Snead dominates practice round chatter at the Augusta National Open as whispers turn to belief from golf veterans like Gene Sarazen and Horton Smith. Snead downplays hype while rivals buzz about odds and potential showdowns at the coast.
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Augusta
Sam Snead
Wea A Utada
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Bob Jones
Sarazen
Bob
Sam
Gene
Connecticut
Snead
Harry Cooper
Picard
Smitty
Harry
Greensboro
Fifteen Eligible for Rich Geers Stake
Fifteen three year old pacers are kept eligible for the $4000 Geers Stake to be raced during the grand circuit harness meeting at Columbus August 30 to September 3. Seven entrants are considered outstanding with Dusty Hanover Maud Handover Lanburn Emmamite Billy Direct Broncho and Mack Abbey among early picks. The Geers Stake honors Pop Geers and the grand circuit meeting aligns with the Ohio State Fair. purses exceed $25,000.
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Columbus
U.R
Dusty Hanover
Hanover Shoe Farms
Hanover
Maud Handover
John Kelley
Bangor
Lanburn
Good Time Stable
Goshen
N. Y
Emmamite
J. I. Lyle
Plainfield
N. J
Billy Direct
Nathan Smith
Lowell
Mass
Broncho
George Johnson
Burekea
Kans
Mack Abbey
R. J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
N. C
Geers
Pop
Pittsburgh Title Fight Offer Sparks Braddock Louis Talk
Ellwood Rigby, a Pittsburgh promoter, offered $400000 to stage the Jim Braddock versus Joe Louis title bout. Braddock manager Jon Gould said he must confer with others, with a $100000 forfeit to be posted once signed.
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New York
U.S
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Pittsburgh
Braddock
Jon Gould
Gould
Ellwood Rigby
Reds Open Season Lineup Set For Opening Game
Cincinnati manager Charley Dressen announced the opening day lineup for the Reds against the St. Louis Cardinals with Les Scarsella at first base. Infielders include Alex Kampouris or Charlie Gilbert at second, Billy Myers at short, Jimmy Outlaw at third, and outfielders Kiki Cuyler Ival Goodman and Phil Weintraub. Catchers Ernie Lombardi Virgil Davis with Billy Campbell as reserve. pitchers include Paul Derringer Al Hollingsworth Gene Shott Bill Hallahan, plus rookies Johnny Vander Meer and Lee Grissom as potential starters. Eddie Miller sent to Syracuse with 24 hour recall.
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Tampa
Fla
O.R
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dressen
Reds
Les Scarsella
Alex Kampouris
Charley Gilbert
Billy Myers
Jimmy Outlaw
Kiki Cuyler
Ival Goodman
Phil Weintraub
Ernie Lombardi
Virgil Davis
Billy Campbell
Paul Derringer
al Hollingsworth
Gene Shott
Bill Hallahan
Johnny Vandermeer
Lee Grissom
Eddie Miller
Syracuse
Tilden Triumphs Over Fred Perry in Pittsburgh Match
Big Bill Tilden, 44, defeats Fred Perry in four sets by 6-2 8-10 6-3 6-3 in Pittsburgh. It is Tilden’s first win over the English star after three meetings, showing renewed form despite Perry’s prior exhibition victories in New York and Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Bill Tilden
Fred Perry
Tilden
Perry
New York
Chicago
Old Typewriters Prize Collection in Surrey Garret
In a garret above Ashtead in Surrey Commander R T Gould houses the second largest typewriter collection in the world. The 40 50 and 60 year old machines include ribbonless fancied and wooden models.
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London
Ashtead
Surrey
R. T. Gould
Silver Jubilee sets new Darlington to London speed record
Britain’s fastest long distance train the London North Eastern Railway’s Silver Jubilee has broken its speed record for the Darlington to London run. It covered 232 1/2 miles at an average speed of 73 mph.
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London
U.P
Britain
London North Eastern Railway
Darlington
Dandelion Blooms Produce Vast Pollen Burst
A single dandelion blossom releases about 485000 grains of pollen, illustrating the plant's prolific seed dispersal mechanism and potential impact on pollination and allergies.
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