Gomez Bests Dean In Yankees Cardinals Exhibition Duel
In St. Petersburg, Gomez outpitched Paul Dean as the Yankees edged the world champion Cardinals 2 to 1 in an exhibition. Each pitcher allowed three hits in six innings as Pepper Martin homered to start the scoring.
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T. Petersburg
Fla
Paul
Daffy
Dean
Vernon
Lefty
Gomez
New York Yankees
St Louis Cardinals
Waterfront Park
Pepper Martin
Ren Chapman
Combs
Relfe
Martin Cardinals
Yankees
Dean Haines
de Lancers Gomez Tamuls
Glenn
Johnny Bassler in Critical Condition After Collapse
Ex Tigers catcher Johnny Bassler collapsed during an exhibition game in Los Angeles. He was rushed to a hospital in critical condition after losing a large amount of blood. Doctors described the incident as a severe medical emergency with his prognosis not yet clear.
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Johnny Bassler
Tiger Catcher
Los Angeles
Johnny Beaesler
Petro Tigers
Sundas Bassler
Healywood Parifie Coast
Chicago
Phys Socian
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Charley Grimm
P. K. Wrigley
California
Grimm
Frost Promoted To Cage Coach In Maquoketa
The Maquoketa team announces Frost a new cage coach as players prepare for spring practice. Coaches and players discuss team strategy while dealing with recent events surrounding Coach Reid’s death and the upcoming season.
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Frost
Maquoketa
Creech
Reid
Schaal
Spua
Coompetithan Vanmomiary
Nenutive
Reiden
Ely High Baseball Candidates At Work
Ely High prepares for a spring season with a small veteran core and rising players. The schedule lists April 12 Toddville at Ely, April 16 Shuersalle at home, April 19 Center Port at Ely, April 23 St Marys at Town, April 26 27 Counte tournament at Abcorret, May 3 Center Point at Center Point, May 10 Toddville at Toddville, May 17 St Marys of Iowa City at Ely.
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Garette Ely
Avross Doa
Seni Ha
Beter
Toddville
Els
Shuersalle Oat Sthanes
Center Port
Bes
St Marys
Town Cots
Abcorret
Sturvville
Eis
Center
St Marvs of
Iowa City
Baer Schmeling Promoter Bid Sparks Garden Clash Claims
Ancil Hoffman announces Max Baer will defend under Garden terms after long talks with MSG officials and promoters from Chicago Detroit and New York. He disputes reports of multiple opponents and says no commitments beyond the Garden agreement exist while preparations continue for a Baer Schmeling showdown.
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Baer
Schmeling
Garden
Bill Collins
International News Service
Chicago
INS
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
New Yorks
Twentieth Century Club
Detroit
Joe
Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Hoffman
Aas
Madison Square Goetden
Mandune
Cammera
Louis
Braddock Hoffman
Walter Rothenhere
Geriean
Bach
Schmel- Mme
Nate Petsoof
Walsh predicts Cardinals to win National League in 1935
In a bold forecast, Davis rates the St Louis Cardinals the 1935 NL champion and argues Giants, Pirates, Dodgers, Cubs, Braves, and Reds lack depth. He cites Cards’ pitching, infield, and shortstop additions as key advantages, while criticizing rivals’ lineups and aging stars.
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Walsh
Giants
Cubs
New York
St Louis Cardinals
South
Bartell
Cardinals
Hubbell
Parmelee
Jackson
Cruz
Mark Koenig
Koenig
Branch Rickey
Ike Collins
Martin
Frisch
Medwick
Delancey
Rothfork
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Braves
Ruth
Trev
Lindstrom
French
Findstrom
Asmt
Cucemnello
Stengel
Titty
Phathes
Camill
Chieven
Toather
Will Davis
Euel Moore
Reds
Dazzy Vanee Trial by This Old Love
Fragmentary text mentions Dazzy Vanee and a trial by an unnamed older love. Coherence is limited with garbled phrases and no clear dates, places, or participants beyond the referenced names. The piece reads like a cryptic note or OCR fragment without a full surrounding story.
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Dazzy Vanee
State 4-H club basketball tourney pairings announced
The 4-H state basketball tournament opening round pairings were announced for games to be played Friday and Saturday in Watfaloo. Matchups include Fayette versus Marshall at 10 am and Hardin against Jensen at 10:30 am with several other byes and venues listed.
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Watfaloo
Fayette and Mearshall
Hardin
Johnsen Tio
Miteha
Muscatine Toom
Greene
Poarshentas
Keew
Maheke
Clark
Toma
Heamkin
Pam
Ruth and Cubs Spark Debate as Baseball Season Looms
Clark Griffith defends Babe Ruth's World Series stance and criticizes the Cubs as lazy. AAP experts favor the Cardinals and Giants in the NL race, with two-team contention. Predictions float around managers Frisch or Terry potentially leaving to create a big story.
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Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Babe Ruth
Chieftains
Babe
Yankees
Ruth
Joe MacCarthy
Bill Corum
Corum
Frankie Frisch
Bill Terry
Frisch
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Maquoketa High Sets Spring Grid Practice Start
Maquoketa Iowa April 8 marks the reopening after vacation for spring football practice led by coach IL W Reid. About fifty boys enrolled with around thirty uniforms issued as the program returns after the sport was dropped when he joined the teaching staff. The new coach will oversee junior college athletics and next year's high school football.
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Maquoketa
IL. W. Reid
Reid
Shortcliffe College
Aldo Frost
Cooper Leads Atlanta Open with Two-Stroke Margin
Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago holds a two-stroke lead in the $2,000 Atlanta metropolitan open after 36 holes. He shot 69 Saturday and 73 Sunday despite heavy rain and water on greens.
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Atlanta
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
60 000 See Royal Audience as U S Gridmen Triumph
In Meiji stadium Tokyo the American All-Stars defeated an all Japanese eleven 46 to 0 before about 60,000 spectators including ten Japanese princes led by Princes Chichibu and Takamatsu. The Japanese squad, coached by George Marshall, fought hard and showed improvement since Osaka, though unable to score.
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TOKIO
Meiji Stadium
Japan
Chichibu
Takamatsu
Hirohito
George Marshall
Ohio State
Osaka
Kit Klein Engaged To Wed Denies Previous Marriage
Buffalo AP Katherine Klein national speed skating champion announces engagement to Dr. Thomas Outland of Sayre Pa. while denying a Ripley N Y marriage to Philip J Nichols alias George Nichols, former boxing champion. Nichols admits the Ripley marriage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Katherine
Kit” Klein
Thomas Outland
Sayre
Philip J Nicholas
Sandusky
Ohio
Ripley
N. Y
Clarence L. Barden
Katherine Klein
Adam
Barbara Schaeffer Klein
Kit
Philip J. Nicholas
George Nichols
Miss Klein
George
Buffalo Times
Nichols
Jesup High Announces Spring Baseball Schedule
Jesup High lists spring games with Quasqueton on April 9 and Buchanan County tournament on April 26. Matches include Hazleton May 3, Inzicton May 14, Hudson May 17, and La Porte May 21 at various sites.
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Jesup, Jra
Marengo High Schedules and A's Spring Talk Mix
Marengo High announces a tentative basketball schedule for freshmen and sophomores facing Montezuma Brooklyn Belle Plaine and Tama with Victor and Toledo also on the slate. In Atlanta AP reports Jimmie Foxx backstops for Connie Mack's Athletics and discusses the season's pennant chances amidst new staff and pitching plans.
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Gazette
Marengo
Paul C. Evans
Iowa Cedar
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Belle Plaine
Tama
Toledo
Victor
Blairstown
Munarento
Montezumna
Marenco
Keystone
Oelwein High Opens Spring Grid Practice
Oelwein Iowa high school football opens a three week spring practice session with lettermen Potter Ehrhardt Young and Belinsky leading the line and Ross Eikenberry Packwood Brady in the backfield. Returning second-string players include Murray Johnson Harms Bell Thornberry Edwards Medina and Gowanlock on the line with Brittingham Dinderman Morrow and McFadden in backfield. Sophomores and freshmen also participate as the 1935 schedule features Northeast Iowa conference foes Independence Waterloo Manchester.
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Oelwein
Potter
Ehrhardt
Young
Belinsky
Ross
Eikenberry
Packwood
Brady
Murray
Johnson
Harms
Bell
Thornberry
Edwards
Medina
Gowanlock
Brittingham
Dinderman
Morrow
McFadden
Corum's 1935 sports prognostications on April Fool's Day
Bill Corum lists bold predictions for 1935 across baseball football and tennis, naming teams and players such as the Yankees, Tigers, Notre Dame, Georgia, and Helen Wills Moody. He forecasts Baer vs Louis, Ruth’s return, Runyon's golf season, and a possible Giants title repeat, with caution about boldness and timing.
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Bill Corum
International News Service
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Germany
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Baer
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Giants
St. Louis
Paul Runyon
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Fred Perry
Ohio
California
Stanford
Southern California
Notre Dame
Missouri
Missouri University
Knox
St Bernard
Pat
Ty Flory
Lou Little
Columbia
New York
New York Rangers
Cook Brothers
Boucher
Ching Johnson
Sixteen Teams Enter Grinnell Cage Meet
Grinnell city basketball tournament opens Monday and runs to Thursday with sixteen teams led by manager Lyle Garver. First round Monday evening features Glove Factory vs Candyland, Thompson's vs Swift and Co, Sanitary Barber Shop vs Good year Tire, Grinnell Meat and Grocery Service vs G Pool Hall, Cities Service vs Mathews Drug, Phillips Oil Co. vs Rex Cigar Store, Red Cross Pharmacy vs Clindin Insurance, White Spot vs Model Lunch.
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Grinnell
Lyle Garver
Glove Factory
Candyland
Thompson's
Swift and Co
Sanitary Barber Shop
Goodyear Tire Shop
Grinnell Meat and Grocery Service
G. Pool Hall
Cities Service
Mathews Drug
Phillips Oil Co
Rex Cigar Store
Red Cross Pharmacy
Clindin Insurance Agency
White Spot
Model Lunch
Grinnell High To Begin Grid Drills
Grinnell high school starts spring football practice after spring vacation on April 8 with about fifty candidates reporting to coach Paul J Frank. Reported lettermen include Hoyt Phelps captain Truman Simpson Carl Blandin and Ray Bader.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Paul J Frank
Grinnell High School
Hoyt Phelps
Truman Simpson
Carl Blandin
Ray Bader
Phelps
Helen Jacobs Wins Egyptian Championship Title
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California captured the Egyptian tennis championship in Alexandria defeating Evelyn Dearman of England in straight sets 6 2 6 0 yesterday.
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Helen Jacobs
Alexandria
Egypt
Berkeley
Calif
Evelyn Dearman
England
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