Tigers Rally To 11 3 Victory Over Browns In Early Season Swing
Detroit Tigers end an early slump with an 11 3 win over the St Louis Browns as Goose Goslin hits a key homer and a six run seventh seals the game. Crowder gives up nine hits but closes strong. Yankees win sixth straight edging the Senators 9 8 on Bill Dickey’s RBI single. Dodgers top Giants 12 5 in collision of New York clubs amid 25 hits. Cubs beat Pirates 3 0 as Henshaw outduels Birkofer. Schott shuts Cardinals to keep Reds fourth. Phillies Braves rained out.
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Fragmented sports notices mix in noisy game chatter
A jumble of names and sports references appears, mentioning players like Hayworth, Clift, Cochrane, Stripp, and Stripp rivals, plus teams and locations in a disorderly parade of notes. The text alludes to baseball, football, and golf topics with scattered anecdotes and unnamed events.
Bill Aimed at Track Bookies Nears Passage in Ohio
A House Judiciary Committee backed bill would legalize bookmakers under state racing commission oversight. It sets $1000 permit fees, $200 per clerk, limits one bookie per 5000 residents, bans bets at tracks, and imposes fines up to 10000 or a year in jail for unpermitted activity.
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Tuesday’s Stars
Jimmy Bucher of the Dodgers Rap ped Giant pitched three singles and drove in two runs while scoring twice. Bill Dickey of the Yankees homered and had a winning ninth inning single plus two other hits. Roy Henshaw of the Cubs shut out the Pirates 3 0 with eight hits. Gene Schott of Retis delivered a five hit pitching performance to stop the Cardinals.
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Cubs Pirates Fistfight at Second Base In 5th Inning
A melee erupted at second base when Pittsburgh second baseman Cookie Lavagetto and Cubs shortstop Billy Jurges exchanged punches after Lavagetto doubled. Pirates pitcher Guy Bush joined in, swinging at Cub hurler Key Joiner as the brawl carried from second to third before teammates and umpire Hill Kiem broke it up.
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Open Trials Set for May 13 in National Open
New York reports sectional qualifying for the 1935 National Open at Oakmont Pa. May 14 determines most entrants as exemptions cover about 10 percent. Entry totals climb to 1 127 with 1 087 golfers competing for 122 places on 25 fronts. Chicago leads with 135 entrants for 14 spots, New York 130 for 15, Pittsburgh 111 for 11.
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St Louis Reds Rally In Loss To Cincinnati
Sloppy fielding and a late rally squander a St Louis lead as Cincinnati bombards with 12 runs. Key players include Collins Davis Myers Bottomley Kampouris and Hafey driving in runs while Haines Harrell and Schott handle pitching duties. Final line shows Cincinnati 12 St Louis 2 with 7 errors and multiple RBIs.
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Bobcats Fall as Ohio State Beats Ohio U 4-1
Ohio University’s five game winning streak ended in Columbus as Ohio State defeated the Bobcats 4-1. Marty Londrigan allowed six hits with no walks, while Marvin Ulrich fanned 13 on five hits for State. All scoring happened in two innings, with Bobcat defensive errors in the sixth sparking three unearned runs.
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Wrestling card results from city matches
At Minneapolis Jim Londos of St. Louis threw Ray Steele of Glendale after one hour and thirty seven minutes. At San Diego Ernie Dusek of Nebraska defeated Vic Christy of Sunland in two falls to one in a three fall match.
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Matthews defeats Baker in ten round bout at Quincy
In Quincy Illinois Allen Matthews 158 St Louis outpoints Rosy Kid Baker 159 Indianapolis over ten rounds the match ends with Matthews earning the decision as Baker succumbs to attrition and speed advantage.
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State To Hold Sport Carnival On Week End
Ohio State University hosts a weekend sport carnival at the stadium with a football game among Schmidt's squad, a track dual meet against Notre Dame, a Buckeyes baseball game, and an archery golf state championship. Owens leads record bid in the 30 yard dash for coeds, and the freshman team stages a steeplechase. The Clevelandster, a standout, runs the 100 and 220.
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Toledo area softball league forms with six teams
The new Ohio Michigan softball league opens a week starting May 12 with two Detroit teams and one each from Fremont Findlay Canton and Toledo. Ed Cennon of Toledo was elected league president Tuesday night.
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Flatbush Fandom Roars At Dodgers Giants Skirmish
Brooklyn fans greet the Dodgers 1 1/2 to 1 0 with booming cannon crackers and a hostile reception for Casey Stengel as Terry and his Dodgers pose for photos. The clash reopens old feuds while stoking New York baseball fervor and busy turnstiles.
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Standings and Thursday Games Across Leagues
American standings show New York nine to Washington eight and St Louis three with Columbus at Toledo in cold weather and Chicago at Cleveland in cold weather. Paul eleven leads Milwaukee three while Kansas City ten and Minneapolis four. National slate lists New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at St Louis and Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Ex Tiger Dale Alexander Sparks Big Day in A A Action
Dale Alexander former Detroit and Boston first baseman hit four for four with a huge 400 plus foot homer for Kansas City against Minneapolis driving in three and scoring once as his team totaled 15 hits to win two straight over the Millers. St Paul beat Milwaukee 11 3. Indianapolis widened its lead by routing Louisville 21 10 while Columbus and Toledo were rained out.
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Mayor McCloskey Suspended as Boxing Commission Head
Gov. Earle suspends Johnstown mayor Eddie McCloskey from the State Boxing Commission for one month over undignified conduct. McCloskey allegedly charged three newspaper sports writers with being on a promoter’s payroll.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Illinois Retains Baseball Lead in Big Ten Race
The Illini hold a full game lead over Michigan in the Big Ten baseball standings after a 7 to 3 win over Purdue in Champaign to move to four wins and one loss. Michigan stands at two and one, with a key series at Ann Arbor looming this Saturday.
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Chance Sun Scratched From Derby Hopeful Run at Churchill
Joseph E. Widener's Chance Sun will not start in the Kentucky Derby after disappointing in the Preparation Purse at Churchill Downs. Whiskole won the mile event as Chance Sun heads to Idle Hour Farm for treatment, possibly out until late year. Other Derby contenders such as Headley and Weston showed limited form, while Boxthorn remains Bradley's tentative Derby hope.
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Archery Golf Meet Planned in Columbus Buckeye State Championship
More than 100 experts will compete in a two day archery golf tournament in Columbus. The event titled the Buckeye State archery golf championship is described as one of the largest of its kind. Harland Metentl chairs the tournament committee. The 36 forest affair features 16 targets per course and distinct par values.
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Ohio Relays Draw 165 Athletes From Regions
The Ohio University Relays set for May 4 at Ohio Stadium will feature 1650 athletes from West Virginia and Ohio in Class A and B events. Class A includes 252 entrants from major high schools. Class B adds 213 Ohio competitors. Relay plaques honor 12 relays with 8 individual medals for top finishes, and the meet emphasizes team scoring to give smaller schools a chance at awards.
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Reds Reassign Veteran Infielder Morrissey to Minor Leagues
Cincinnati Reds release veteran infielder Joe Morrissey who heads to the minors. Under terms of the deal he may be recalled anytime to reinforce the current Reds infield.
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