Dizzy Dean Dominates Barons In 5-0 Exhibition Shutout
In Jacksonville, Jerome Dizzy Dean pitched a complete game allowing four hits as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Birmingham Barons 5 to 0. The win came as the Cards battered veteran Ray Caldwell for nine hits through five innings.
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Ala
Jerome
Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Tex Carleton
Dean
Birmingham Barons
Ray Caldwell
Dalawall
Lyons
White Sox
St. Louis
Urban
Red" Faber
Pasadena Merchants
West Coast
Boddy And Aske Draw In Decorah Mat Match
Ping Boddy and Ernie Aske tied in a Decorah Athletic club wrestling card. No falls occurred and promoter Joe Flynn booked a rematch for April 6. Card included Dana Rima versus Roger Grandeland and more bouts with Ames ties and local competitors.
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Boddy
Aske
the Gazette
Decorah
Ping” Boddy
Ames
Ernie Aske
Decorah Athletic Club
Joe Flynn
Dana Rima
Roger Grandeland
Woody Barth
Hugh Headington
Tom Rhodes
Fort Dodgechamp
Art Morgan
Art
Dana Randle
Eugene Lee
Arnold Teslow
A. O. Aske
Cliff Stevens
Earl Vanned
Leo Birdsell
S. Teslow
Laverne Miller
Pete Peterson
Nathan Blegan
Mel Rovang
Orrin
Vernon Gilbertson
Bobby McAndrews
Bernie Nockles
Halmer Haugen
Lyle Erickson
Jim Runkle
Doc Russel
Art Ziegelmeier
Ray Asgaard
Gullick Gullxson
Ole Youmans
Rosenbloom Miller Top Fistic Program
Slapsey Maxey Rosenbloom and Freddie Miller lead the national boxing program this week with title protection in mind. Rosenbloom travels after two New York defenses for a non title ten round bout with Lou Scozza in Buffalo. Miller defends the NBA featherweight crown against Ceci Payne in Los Angeles in a ten round non title bout.
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NEW York
Slapsey Maxey Rosenbloom
Freddie Miller
Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
National Boxing Association
Buffalo
Lou Scozza
Miller
Cincinnati
Ceci Payne
Louisville
Los Angeles
Tom Forsyth Auto Racer Killed in Los Angeles Race
Tom Forsyth a 27 year old Oakland automobile racer was killed when his car struck the fence during the main event on the fifth lap. Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis was mentioned in connection with the same race.
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Los Angeles
INS
Tom Forsyth
Oakland
Wilbur Shaw
Podianapolis
An el
Chocolate And Watson To Fight At Madison Square Garden
New York officials announce a featherweight title bout between Kid Chocolate the New York champion and Sea man Watson the British holder on May 12 at Madison Square Garden.
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Chocolate and
Watson
New York
INS
Kid Chocolate
Seaman Watson
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Cardinal Boss Keeps Two Ex-Managers On Staff
By Al Demaree Gabby Street faces an unusual setup with two former Cardinal managers on his roster Rogers Hornsby aims to return at second base after leading the Redbirds to a world title Bob O Farrell also returns as catcher and coach This rare arrangement may have occurred before but the sport often resists managers playing for the teams they once led
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Gabby Street
Cardinal
Rogers Hornsby
Redbirds
Bob O'Farrell
Londos
Lewis
Jack Sherry
Ray Steele
Browning
New Leaders Hold Forth in Pin Meet
Columbus Ohio reporters note a dramatic bowling congress in which new leaders emerged in all divisions. Flaig's Opticians of Covington Kentucky posted 3021 to lead five-man standings, while Forrest Beye and Dave Knapp of St Louis topped the doubles with 1356. Andy Reipel of Milwaukee led singles with 722, after Andy Tomasek of Cleveland had 721.
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American Bowling Congress
Covington, Ky
Flaig
Opticians
Bodnar
Cleveland
Kentucky
Larry Shotwell
Way
St. Louis
Forrest Beye
Dave Knapp
Hazleton
A. Novitski
J. Bartek
Andy Reipel
Milwaukee
Andy Tomasek
Reipel
Carnera Loses Case. Ordered to Pay 4200 Pounds
Primo Carnera failed to appear in court as a 20 year old Soho waitress Emilia Tersini won a suit. He must pay 4200 pounds plus costs after the king's beach court found for the plaintiff, a judgment totaling about 14 280 dollars in American money. The case rested on letters from Carnera including a line calling her “Dear Treasure.”
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London
Primo Carera
Soho
Emilia Tersini
King's Beach
Carnera
Peri
Melct
Telawyers
Dunlap Favored To Annex North South Golf Meet
Dunlap Jr. of Garden City leads medal round with 65 72 137 as the North and South amateur championship opens at Pinehurst. First round pairs include Jones vs Caffee and Edgerton vs Jackson with Dunlap drawing Jones and a field of opponents from Raleigh Cleveland St Andrews and Pittsburgh among others.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George T. Dunlap
Garden City
L. IL
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Jimmy Robbins
Philadelphia
Dunlap
R. A. Jones
Larchmont
N. Y
W. L. Caffee
Cleveland
Eric Thomson
St. Andrews
N. D
Ned Edgerton
Raleigh
Rolf Jackson
Mich
H. G. Phillips
D. N. Tallman
Minneapolis
J. E. Parker, Jr
Orange
N. J
Richard P. Davidson
Washington
Moody Wins Doubles Encounter With Marble in SF Match
Helen Moody and Alice Marble defeated Helen Jacobs and Mrs. Anna Harper 6-4, 6-1 in an exhibition doubles match in San Francisco. Moody, famed Pacific Coast women's tennis champion, teamed with Marble to take the win.
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San Francisco
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Alice Marble
Pacific Coast
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Anna Harper
Exhibition baseball results and Monday schedule
AP reports Sunday results from multiple games across cities including Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit New York St Louis Chicago Boston Cincinnati Washington Cleveland Fort Worth and more. Monday’s schedule lists pairings such as Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Philadelphia New York Nashville Boston Jersey City St Louis Brooklyn and others with varied venues and matchups.
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Memphis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Rain jRittsburgh
Chicago
St Louis
Birmingham
Boston IA
Jersey City
Newark
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Chattanooga
Sai
Indianapolia
Fort Worth
Pasadena Merchants
St. Paul
Louisville
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Ueson
Nashville
Jerx City
Jacksonville
Petroit
Knoxville
Shattanooga
Cleveland
New Orleans
Anelowatt
Atlanta
Atante
New Albany
Abe Attell Beats Jimmy Walsh in New York Bout
Twenty years ago on April 3 1913 Abe Attell former featherweight champion outpointed Jimmy Walsh of Boston in a New York City bout.
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Abe Attel
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
New York City
Luque Blows Up in Eight as Spitters Fade in Coast Drift
Adolf Luque of the New York Giants worked the eighth inning against Detroit, fanning three but allowing a walk, a hit, and two homers in a rough outing. The piece notes his long career, the spitball ban, and compares Coast League stars like Frank Shellenback, plus golf money leaders and a looming Dempsey bout, while detailing Don Hurst’s stand with the Philadelphia Nationals and Phillies' power needs.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Art Herring
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Charles Gehringer
Frank Reiber
Harry Davis
Bengals
New York Giants
Nashville
Adolf Luque
Detroit
Luque
Majors
Red Faber
Burleigh Grimes
Jack Quinn
Frank Shellenback
Hollywood
Don Hurst
Philadelphia Nationals
Hurst
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Phils
Frisco Baseball Star Arrested On Assault Suspicion
Henry Oana star of the San Francisco Seals was arrested on suspicion of assault after a married woman said she was attacked near Bayshore City following drinks with three players. Police planned to identify Oana and he denied involvement.
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Henry “Prince’ Oana
San Francisco Seals
Oana
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Rc “Ua
Labardh
Bayshore City
Ford
Real estate transfers listed for Cedar Rapids area
Multiple property deeds recorded in Linn and surrounding counties. Transactions include Elsi e Reynolds to Perp. Saws and Loan Assn West 20 and East 20 ft of lots in Bever Park Add, mortgage terminations. Carl W. and Mary J. Falcon to John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. and other transfers of rd titled properties. Mefford to Harman joint tenancy. J H Merritt and Grace Merritt MacGawgerd deed. Shif Linn to Lincoln Natl Life Insurance Co. and other noted deeds with sponsorships and restrictions. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn to Conrad and Ruby 8. Stookey. T E Smith to Jennie Mickel. J W MacDanel to Mildred MacDanel. L Anderson executor to Amelia Grandle Murphey. Edward W. Geurink to Northwest Davenport Savings Bank. Dates range 1932–1933 with various dollar amounts and covenants noted.
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Perp. Saws. and Loan Association
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Falcon
Carl W
Mary J. Falcon
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Spee
Valcon
Fred R. Mefford
Daniel W
Ruth K. Harman
Dean Park
J H Merritt
W C Goudy
Grace Merritt MacGawgerd
Laura A Merritt
Shif Linn County
Lincoln Nat'l Life Ins
Cosheff
Amer
Isaac Cook
Benjamin Tait
Lucy Bell Long
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Conrad
Ruby
Stookey Cem
Acacia Lawn
T E Smith
Jennie H Mickel
C. R
J W MacDanel
Mildred P MacDanel
Orig. Walker
L Anderson
Harvey Grandle
Amelia Grandle Murphey
Holme
Marion
Edward W. Geurink
Northwest Davenport Savings Bank
Davenport
Nely
Crescent Place
Oelwein Gridders Open Spring Drill
OELWEIN Iowa spring football practice starts next week under Coach George W Lee. Six lettermen are expected to report boosting hopes for a strong season with Strong Leverington Jamison listed on the line and Luther McCormick Wheeler in the backfield. Second string hopefuls include Blech Sisco Shay Tiffany Kerwin Rhines Ehrhardt Johnson Day with Haemen Ross Mattern Bratten Dawson Jarchow also in the backfield.
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George W. Lee
Strong
Leverington
Jamison
Ine
Luther
McCormick
Wheeler
Blech
Sisco
Shay
Tiffany
Kerwin
Rhines
Ehrhardt
Johnson
Day
Haemen
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Mattern
Bratten
Dawson
Jarchow
Sports Briefs: Tennis Crowns Wind Across Nations
scattered notes from the sports world highlight the national women’s indoor tennis championship in Boston with 24 entrants. Charles Traynor nears a Northwestern leasing role. Mrs Jim Bottomley to sell her St Louis beauty parlor to devote time to Sunny Jim. the Davis Cup moves to England for exhibition. Maurice Byron offers 500 to prove world-champion status in 40 sports. Eddie Flynn loses to Curtis Mullens in New Orleans. Rupert Cross leads Oxford in a blind chess captaincy. Duquesne tops Pitt and Carnegie Tech in basketball. Paddock named business manager for Longac.
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Massachusetts
Charles Traynor
Pie of the
Pirates
Northwestern University
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis
Sunny Jim
England
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Australia
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Kent
Byron
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Curtis Mullens
Iberia
Mullens
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Cambridge
Rupert Cross
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Paddock
Charlie Paddock
Longeach Press-Telegram
Bill Doak
Bradentown
Florida
Dolly Stark
Powers Ex Trap Champion Dies at 69 in Decatur
Chauncey M. Powers a three time national amateur trap shooting champion and wildlife preservation pioneer died at 69 in Decatur Illinois. He won national titles in 1907 1909 and 1910 and helped establish Illinois river duck preserves. He also part of the 1919 grand American team in Chicago and 1920 Olympic team at Antwerp. Funeral plans awaited his brother from New York.
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Powers
New York
Chicago
United States
Antwerp
Illinois River
Shaughnessy Takes Charge of Chicago Football Aspirants
Chicago AP report notes Clark Shaughnessy becomes University of Chicago head coach for spring training, ending Amos Alonzo Stagg’s era. Over forty players join the spring squad as Thomas Nelson Metcalf, new athletic director, plans to observe workouts. Shaughnessy expresses cautious optimism about Chicago’s potential.
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Thomas Nelson Metcalf
Minnesota
Loyola
New Orleans
Chicago
Hack Wilson's Son In Serious Condition
Bobbie Wilson seven year old son of Hack Wilson Brooklyn Dodgers star hitter grew suddenly worse Monday with a grippe attack. Mrs Wilson awaits the arrival of the pennant outfielder who left Jacksonville for home Sunday night.
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W. Va
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Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobbie
Big Ten Golf Championship slated for May 23-24
CHICAGO UP The annual Big Ten golf championship will be held May 23 and 24 at the Kildeer golf club. Northwestern athletic director K L Wilson announced he is in charge of the event.
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Chicago
Kildeer Golf Club
K. L. Wilson
Northwestern University
William Muldoon 88 Growing Old in Quiet Strength
William Muldoon now eighty eight, once feared for his thunderous boxing era, has grown thin and quiet. The longtime trainer of John L. Sullivan maintains a rigid routine, visits boxing officials twice weekly, and manages a health farm while reflecting on a life of strength and discipline.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
York
John L. Sullivan
Romance
William Muldoon
Sullivan
New York
Boxing Commission
Runyan Captures Cavalier Open With Four-Stroke Lead
Paul Runyan, the 10 year pro from White Plains North Carolina, won the Cavalier Open in Virginia Beach. He shot a 280 for the event earning 300 dollars and lifting his season winnings to 4336. Denny Shute took second with 284 and Craig Wood finished third with 283. Manero set a course record of 66 for one of four players under par, tying for fourth and earning 150 dollars. Billy Howell led amateurs with 305 while Wood's 200 prize boosted his winter total to 5980 dollars.
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Virginia Beach
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. C
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Jot Shute
Wood
Tony Manero
New York
Runyan
Gallant Sir wins Agua Caliente handicap in track record run
Norman W. Church's Gallant Sir, a four year old by Sir Gallahad II Sunspot, set a track record for 1 1/4 miles at Agua Caliente. With jockey George Woolf guiding, the colt drew away late to win by a length over Waylayer as 13,000 fans watched the closing 78 day meeting.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Norman W. Church
Gallant Sir
Gallahad II
Sunspot
Phar Lap
George Woolf
Waylayer
A. A. Baroni
Hank Reider to Bowler Here Next Saturday
The Gazette erred stating Hank Reider would bowl 100 non stop games Sunday. He will appear here next Saturday at 11 a.m. for an exhibition at the Lincoln alleys starting then.
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Gazette
Hank Reider
Lincoln Alleys
Reider
Move Toward the Ball in Early Golf Downswing
The text advises beginning the downswing with motion toward the ball to ensure a straight dispatch. It cautions against steering the ball unconsciously by leaning forward or turning toward the line, stressing the first hip movement toward the ball and keeping the body behind the line. It notes a free early season iron shot correction tip from Mr. Horton via the newspaper.
Spence Brothers Snare Titles In Swimming Carnival
Spence trio dominates the three day national AAU swimming championships. Walter Spence, 32, wins the 100 yard freestyle and leads New York Athletic Club. Wallace Spence, Rutgers student, captures the 300 yard individual medley. Leonard Spence, 20, takes the 220 yard breaststroke and swims on the winning 400 yard relay.
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Spence
British Guiana
New York Athletic Club
Rutgers University
New York A. C
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Wallace
Rutgers
Leonard
Wale Ter
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