Broadcasting Sparks Minor League Friction Across Major Clubs
MITCH'S MUSINGS notes complaints by minor league affiliates over major league games aired from parks. Boston and other clubs fear radio broadcast rights undermine gate receipts, while observers warn nationwide enthusiasm grows when broadcasts require less cost. Edgar Munzel adds Roger Peckinpaugh's son, a Michigan football star and baseball player, faced college spring sport tensions.
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Chicago Party News
Eddie Collins
Red Sox
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Rocky Mount
Yankees
Norfolk
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Reds
Durham
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Western Hemisphere
Des Moines
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Edgar Munzel
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Roger
University of Michigan
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Peck
Peckinbaugh
Michigan
Crowder Shines as Tigers Triumph Over Senators
Detroit flexed depth with Alvin Crowder returning to form in a five hit effort that powered a 7 to 1 victory over the Washington Senators. Lefty Grove logged his seventh win and fourth shutout for Boston as New York and Chicago margins shifted in the AL. In the NL, Cardinals crushed Phillies 11 to 6 while Giants beat Pirates 4 to 2 and Cubs topped Bees 7 to 2. Reds routed Dodgers 9 to 6.
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Detroit
Tigers
Alvin Crowder
Crowder
Washington Senators
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Whitney
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Mize
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
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Tex Carleton
Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Federal Land Bank of Louisville faced field suit in Ohio court
John J Woolley and Hall Rowland partners filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio against the Federal Land Bank of Louisville. The action seeks a money judgment of 300 Fed dollars on a contract and requires the bank to answer by June 1 1936 or a default judgment may be entered. Colley and Rowland serve as attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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Louisville
Manthely
John J. Woolley
Hall Rowland, Partners
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
U18ville
Colley and
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Plaintigt
Golf backswing: body turn and weight shift guide top position
The text outlines the starting backswing procedure in golf. It emphasizes rotating the hips and shoulders on a pivot while bending the left knee toward the ball and lifting the left heel to transfer weight inward. The hands slide back slightly and drag the club away along the flight line before turning inward to reach the top position with the club over the neck.
Austria advances to third Davis Cup round over Poland
Austria defeated Poland three matches to two to advance in the European Zone Davis Cup eliminations. In other news, the Tower Bridge in London was opened 5 147 times in the past year to permit ship passage.
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Vienna
Austria
Poland
Tower Bridge
London
Pace Setter Milton Leads Indianapolis 500 Start
PACE-SETTER INDIANAPOLIS IND Tommy Milton will pace the field at the annual 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 9 Driving a Packard Milton, winner of 1921 and 1923, retired in 1927 and joined Packard as development engineer He will head the procession in a white convertible coupe and drive fast, as in past years with the field to a swift start.
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Tommy Milton
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Packard Motor Car Company
Wisconsin glory game shapes Badger season hope
Chicago coach Harry Stuhldreher targets Minnesota as Wisconsin’s key rival and the season’s pivotal contest. He doubts victory this year but backs fullback Jankowski for All-America potential while noting other sports figures and figures in baseball and boxing in a broad sports roundup.
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Chicago
U.P
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Badgers
Minnesota
Harry
Jankowski
Johnny Revolta
Oshkosh
Arthur (Whattaman) Shires
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Cleveland
Milwaukee Brewers
Chester Lanhs Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Branch
Sports figures gossip and bold predictions in 1940s era notes
A scatter of sports anecdotes and opinions flow from boxing, baseball, auto racing, and college football. Tuffy Griffith is touted, Dolly Stark advances into broadcasting, Max Baer and Schmeling loom, Bill Cummings eyes a Memorial Day win, and Cubs manager Charlie Grimm praises Mel Ott while Knox College football draws sharp mockery.
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West
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Dolly Stark
Philadelphia
Maxie Baer
Schmeling
Louis
Bill Cummings
Indianapolis
Cummings
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Mel Ott
Polo Grounds
Ross Young
Knox College
Galesourg
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Captain Henry Witcher Dies Veteran Cedar Point Steamer Master
Captain Henry Witcher age 75 longtime master of the Cedar Point Steamer G A Boekling and its predecessor RB Hayes died at his Sandusky home yesterday after 25 years aboard the Boekling and many more with the Hayes.
Martins Ferry City Administration Charged in Audit
Martins Ferry city administration faces charges for recoverable items totaling 1.97962 in an audit report filed with the state bureau of inspection of public offices.
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Columbus
U.P
Martins Ferry
State Bureau of Inspection of Public
Hooper Ridge News Briefs
Sunday School drew a large attendance for Mothers Day with a fine program by the young people. Eleanor Kierns of Athens visited her parents the Kierns. Mrs Linscott remains unchanged after a stroke. Grace Martin a Trimble nurse assists. McDaniel undertaker of North Liberty attended to Mrs Eddy of Westerville who died at 83 and was buried in Maplewood. McDaniel’s daughter Fauntelle accompanied him. Mae and Ada McDaniel of Pennsville and Glen McDaniel of Athens visited. Hooper Ridge Road grading nears completion. A. M. Linscott and Floyd Linscott hosted. Harry Keefer and G E Moore visited Amesville with daughter Carol Kasier in Stockport. John Robinson was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus for spleen enlargement. condition improving.
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Athens
L. Kierns
Nancy Linscott
Grace Martin
Trimble
North Liberty
Ind
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Eddy
Maplewood
Giouster
McDaniel
Fauntelle
Mae
Ada McDaniel
Pennsville
Glen McDaniel
A. M. Linscott
Floyd Linscott
The
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Harry Keefer
G. E. Moore
Amesville
H. M. Kassler
Carol Kasier
Stockport
John Robinson
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Buckeye Track Stars Aim for Records at Oxford Meet
At Oxford this Friday and Saturday the Buckeye track meet pits top Halls from Ohio University and Miami against rivals from Notre Dame and Cincinnati. Halleck eyes both discus and shot records after a 151 ft 112 in throw, while Oliver of Miami seeks Olympic squad form in sprints and hurdles.
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Ole Sol
Miami
Oxford
Buckeye
Halleck
Ohio University
Oliver
Elser
Notre Dame
Butler
Mid-West
Hock
Redskins
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Isone
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Peaspanen
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Liova
Carothers
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Oram
Bunker Hill Social Notables Show Local Guests
Attendees at the quarterly meeting included Mr. and Mrs. Dana Houdas heik and family from Nease Settlement, Mr. and Mrs. Caton Will from Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Genheimer from Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Epple with children. Evelyn and Kenneth Genheimer of Albany visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Genheimer. Betty June Heilman stayed with Hazel Epple. Leonard Fipple and Dana were in Dexter Sunday.
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Betty June Heilman
Hazel Epple
Leonard Fipple
Dana
Dexter
Owens in Spotlight at Western Conference Meet
Columbus Ohio article notes Jesse Owens OSU sprinter hurdler and long jumper leads in the 36th Western Conference track championships. Critics expect multiple wins with possible world record marks in the 100 yard dash and broad jump as new grass runway aids use. Buckeyes aim for team title as Big Ten meet returns to Columbus for first time since 1925.
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Ohio State
Owens
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Jesse
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Wis
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Sam Stoller
Andy Dooley
Iowa
Bob Collier
Indiana
Snyder
Ann Arbor
Dehart Hubbard
Chicago
Wisconsin
Bold Venture Bypasses Withers for Belmont Stakes Plans
Bold Venture the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner will skip the Withers mile at New York next Saturday. The colt will train lightly Wednesday as he targets the Belmont Stakes on the final day of Belmont Park's spring meeting. Rival Brevity and Red Rain are also mentioned in the buildup.
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New York
U.P
V. Whitney
Redlegs Beat Dodgers to Move Up in NL Standings
Cincinnati Reds edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 6 to climb to fifth place in the National League, one and a half games behind Pittsburgh and Chicago. Five Reds pitchers saw action, with Baker shutting down the Dodgers after a rough first inning. Gene Schott started, lasting five and two thirds innings before Lee Stine finished. The game featured a Lew Riggs triple and a Gillie Campbell homer for Cincinnati.
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Chicago
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George Farnshaw
Leonard
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Jeffcoat
Butcher
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Farnshaw
Lew Riggs
Gillie Campbell
Gene Schott
Charley Dressen
Lee Stine
Stine
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Wolverines poised to win fifth straight Big Ten golf title
Four Michigan sharpshooters led by Charles Kocsis push the Wolverines to a 33-stroke team lead after 36 holes at Kildeer Country Club. Kocsis shot 66 73 139 with Malov and Saunders close behind in the individual race as Michigan sits at 4579 to lead Northwestern Illinois and others.
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Standings and Monday Results in National and American Leagues
National standings show Cincinnati ahead of Brooklyn 9 to 6 with St Louis 11 Philadelphia 8 and New York 4 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 7 Boston 2. American results note Detroit 7 Washington 1 and Boston 2 Chicago 0 with rain postponements involving Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland. Upcoming Wednesday games include Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Columbus Indianapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville Toledo.
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Five Yankees in British women's golf title race
Five American golfers survive to the third round of the British women's championship at Southport England after two more rounds. Patty Berg was eliminated by Elsie Corlett while Charlotte Glutting staged a dramatic comeback to beat Dorothy Pearson. Maureen Orcutt Crews and Marion Miley also advanced with wins.
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Minneapolis
Elsie Corlett
England
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South Orange
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Maureen Orcutt Crews
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Lexington
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