Boxing Aims and Contenders Near Title Bout
Boxing headlines speak of top contenders like Braddock and Baer and a possible title clash. The piece discusses challengers Am bers Greb Canzoneri and Ross in a heavyweight pursuit with fights at venues including Washington and New York, noting commissions, appeals, and upcoming matches amid rumor and prepared lineups.
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Ross
McLarein
Ambers
Boxing Commission
Melarnin
Frankie Klick
Washington
Champs Get Only 4 Hits Off Walters
Walters pitched a four hit, 2 to 1 victory over the world champion Cardinals as the Phillies’ home town hero Bucky Walters moved from third base to pitcher. Blanton suffered his first loss of the season, walking five and uncorking six strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Pittsburgh
Giants
Carl Hubbell
William
Bucky) Walters
Phillies
Cardinals
Bucky
Jimmy Wilson
Walters
George Watkins
Virgil Davis
Blanton
Hubbell
Arky Vaughan
Indians
Yankees
Red Sox
Chicago
Wes Ferrell
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Athletics
Dick Coffman
Par's STARS Desecrated Press Dodgers-Limited in Six Innings
A disrupted game saw Par's STARS defeat Dodgers-Limited in six innings with a five run margin. The Red Sox led early, while two doubles highlighted the Phillies contest. Winnir contributed key plays as the scoreboard swung.
Pari Mutuels to Be Checked at Ohio Race Tracks
The Ohio Racing Commission announced pari mutuels for every race will be checked by track inspectors. Ticket holders may verify wager returns with inspectors. Bahr starting gate gets official approval for Beulah Park opening. Ohio adopts NACRC claiming rule limiting starts after a claim.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Racing Commission
Beulah Park
National Association of Racing Commissioners
National American standings and matchups listed
National standings show St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at meventye, Pittsburgh at New York. American note has Boston at arena and Philadelphia at St. Louis, plus Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland. Association games include Columbus at Kansas City and Toledo at Milwaukee with Louisville at St. Paul and Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
American Boston
Arena
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Association Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Pittsbu
L. Pet
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Eesenneen Association Club
Indianalis
Lautetis
Brook
Ork
Eerie Psisu
C. It. Louis
Columbus
Urday
Leading Batters and Pitching Leaders From AP Baseball
The AP lists top 1934 season leaders with Vaughan Pirates Ott Giants Foxx Athletics Foxx and Johnson Athletics Ott Giants Camilli Phillies and Vaughan Pirates leading in batting and home runs. It also notes Stolen bases by Myers Reds and pitching leaders Parmelee Derringer Whitehead Hudlin with win totals.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Taylor
Dodgers
Camilli
Phillies
Terry
Herman
Martin
Cardinals
Hafey
Reds
Bartell
Leiber
Collins
J. Moore
Myers
Parmelee
Derringer
Foxx
Athletics
Finney
Bonura
White Sox
Radcliffe
Johnson
Hayes
Gehringer
Tigers
Washington
Hemsley
Browns
Vosmik
Hughes
Dexter Nine Opens Season at Home Sunday
Dexter Ohio begins 1935 baseball season at home against Vinton with several new players. Last year Dexter went 15 and 7. Vinton, fresh off a 1934 win over Silver Bridge and a 14 inning tie with CCC, travels to Dexter with Turner and McCann on the mound and Pickens Parfitt behind the plate. Teams wishing contests should write the Dexter manager. Ohio State and Michigan sports clash in Ann Arbor with baseball, tennis, and track events over the weekend.
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Dexter
Vinton
Silver Bridge
CCC
Turner
McCann
Pickens
Parfitt
Ohio
Ambers and Canzoneri Meet for Lightweight Crown
New York AP reports a 15 round lightweight title bout at Madison Square Garden between Lou Ambers and Tony Canzoneri to crown a new champion after Barney Ross abdicated the 135 pound class. Ambers favored at 9 to 5, about 19 000 tickets expected and receipts near 50 000 dollars. Canzoneri, veteran of 125 fights, must seize the early lead to keep the crown as a former holder seeks to repeat.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Barney Ross
Ambers
Herkimer
Canzoneri
al Singer
Wrestling results in Camden and Portland
Paul Boesch of New York won on disqualification over Emil Dusek of Omaha at Camden. In Portland Maine Maurice Ducharme of France defeated Pat Schaeffer of California.
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Camden
N. Y
Paul Boesch
New York
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Portland
Maurice Ducharme
France
Pat Schaeffer
California
Baseball: Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in 14th Inning Thriller
In a 14 inning interleague game Brooklyn out slugged Cincinnati 7 runs to 6. Myers hit a homer for Brooklyn while Kampouris Byrd and Cuccinello added two base hits each. Babich took the loss with Johnson and MacPayden also pitching. Benge earned the win as Campbell, Pool, and Cuccinello drove in the decisive runs.
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Prey
Gelmann
Bensep
Hmann
MacFayden
Cincinnati
Koenecke
Myers
MacPayden
Campbell
Pool
Cucciniello
Taylor
Phelps
Riggs
Byrd
Kampouris
Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Babich
Johnson
Benge
Mone
Herrmann
Yankees Trade for Malone in Ruth Deal Shakeup
The Yankees paid 15000 to acquire pitcher Pat Malone from the National League, with NL club owners withholding details from managers. Casey Stengel pushed for Malone to bolster a pennant bid while Cubs balked at the waiver. Malone found relief role success with New York as Babe Ruth loomed center stage in a potential pennant run.
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Ruth
Babe
Joe
Big Pat Malone
Cubs
Malone
Brooklyn
Gowanus Canal
Casey Stengel
Casey
Dodgers
Powers That Be
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Jim
Weaver
Guy Bush
Charley Grimm
Pat
Big Pat
Yanks
McCarthy
Kin der shoots five straight birdies then eagle at Pinehurst
Asbury Park pro Johnny Kinder delivers a rare five birdies in a row at Pinehurst during the 1952 North and South Open. He explains how an eagle on the 10th hole surprised him and shares technical notes on mashioniblick use and stance for the shot.
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Johnny Kinder
Asbury Park
N. J
Kinder
Pinehurst
Marietta College Beats Ohio University 6 1 in Tennis
Marietta College defeated Ohio University 6 to 1 on the Ohio courts Thursday in a tennis match.
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Marietta College
Ohio University
Ohio Courts
Baer Eases Back After Studio Accident
Heavyweight champion Max Baer sustained a powder burn on his chest and a tetanus shot after a radio skit accident in Asbury Park New Jersey. He said the scare won’t keep him down and expects to be back in a day or two to train for Guy Braddock.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Max Baer
Baer
Braddock
Omaha Aids Favored To Win Preakness At Pimlico
Omaha the Gallant Fox offspring is pegged as the betting favorite for the 45th Preakness at Pimlico. Twelve entries include Nellie Flag and challengers from Psychic Bid to Commonwealth, with 35,000 fans expected and officials from Washington visiting as Gov. Nice eyes Omaha's bid for a Derby-Preakness double.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Churchill Downs
Nellie Flag
Omaha
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Belar Stud
John Nance Garner
Joseph E. Byrne
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Warren Wright
Downs
Sir Barton
Burgeo King
Black Helen
Boxthorn
Bill Hurley
Commonwealth
Walter M. Jeffords
Fireborn
W. A. Jones
Furfiber
Dewitt Page
Mantagna
Mrs
Bromiey
Brannon
Breckinridge Long
Legume
Muskingum College Edges Marietta In Pitchers’ Duel
Muskingum College defeated Marietta 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel on Thursday. Maw Hinney allowed only four hits for the winners.
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NEW Concord
Muskingum College
Marietta
Mawhinney
23 Schools To Take Part In S E District Track Meet
The Southeastern District Track and Field Meet at Ohio Stadium Saturday will include eight Class A and fifteen Class B schools. About 210 boys are entered. the first three in each event advance to the May 24 25 State meet at Ohio State. Chillicothe and Wheelersburg are favored to win. Stewart is a strong Class B contender. Final rounds occur Saturday afternoon after morning finals. Ohio University athletes assist officiating and scoring. O C Bird is meet manager.
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Ohio Stadium
Ohio State
William Herbert
Ohio
Chillicothe
Wheelersburg
Stewart
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio University Physical Education Department
C. Bird
Washington D. H
Jackson
Ironton
Marietta
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Wellston
the Plains
Lynchburg
Cadmus
Rio Grande
Minford
Waverly
Bain
Silver Bridge 9 To Meet Chester In Sunday Baseball Clash
Chester plays Silver Bridge in the third game of the season after opening with a 6 1 win over Syracuse and a 7 0 win over Winton. Chester fields Knight Knights Knight Nesselroad Gaul and Quilien and Beegie Eiselstein in the lineup while Silver Bridge starts Brothers Hager Grimm Bradshaw Esque Grimm Valentine Grinston Hardway and Story with Hardway owning by the St Louis Nationals.
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Chester
Silver Bridge
Syracuse
Winton
E Knight
H. Knight
D. Knight
Nesselroad
Gaul
N Knight
D. Beegie
B. Eiselstein
Quilien
Brothers
Hager
C. Grimm
Bradshaw
Esque
J. Grimm
Valentine
Grinston
Hardwey
Harry Grimm
Story
Hardway
St. Louis Nationals
Huntington
Birds' Box Score Kansas City Nana RHOA ABRHOA Atmens 1233
Columbus defeats Kansas City 9 to 1 in nine innings. Nunes, Fellis, George, Ankenman, and Gutteridge lead offense with multiple hits. Klinger and Stiles split pitching duties with Stiles allowing three runs in 3 innings.
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Kansas City
Schulte
Klinger
Bullen
Smith
aValent
Totele
eRan
Alexander
Columbus
Keneas City
Errora
Kreevich
Mascott
Nunes
Fallis
George
Ankenman
Gutteridge
Cullop Pullis
Padgett
Sulik Bacrifice
Sehulte
French
Stiles
Ohio high school crowns chase for state honors
District meets across Ohio set this weekend in track baseball golf and tennis as teams vie for state titles in Columbus. Southeastern district events led by Dr O O Bird of Ohio University run Friday and Saturday at Athens with other districts staging May 17 and 18.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martins Ferry
McDonald
Cleveland
Collinwood
Wooster
Tiffin
Defiance
Athens
Cincinnati
Bird
U. Mred
O. O. Bird
Ohio University
Toledo Scott
Delta
Cincinnati Withrow
Mayfield Heights
Dayton Fairview
Milt Bilberman
Cleveland Shaw
Paul Graebner
Carroll Barthelmy
Lakewood
Badminton Aids Netters For Davis Cup Conditioning
Sidney Byle may join the United States Davis Cup team this year as he trains here in badminton. Woods says the game is an excellent conditioning method for tennis players and strengthens reflexes and stamina.
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Netters Hollywood
Sidney B. Myle
United States
Woods
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