Gehrig Hits Two Homers As Yankees Smother Atlanta
Lou Gehrig belts two homers in the first inning as the Yankees rout the Atlanta Crackers 18 to 9. The big first baseman drives in the early onslaught while Babe Ruth reaches base in each Gehrig scoring burst, delivering the Yanks’ season high inning.
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Reds win as Benton goes nine for Newark loss
Clearwater report notes Larry Benton pitched the full nine innings to earn a 9-8 Cincinnati win over Newark, despite fourteen Newark hits and four errors by Newark. Box mentions trades sending Leslie Mallon to Buffalo for Jake Flowers as part payment. Giants beat Indians 3-1 in exhibition with key defensive plays and pitching by Keven.
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Buffalo
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Jonah Goldman Sent to Braves by Montreal
In Montreal reports say Jonah Goldman was assigned to the Braves by the Montreal club. Goldman reportedly faced objections from officials over terms and reported to join the Athans Senators but disputes remained unresolved with management.
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Wrestling Results Across Cities Highlight Mixed Cards
Disjointed results show Omaha defeating stat nokolis and Pennsstanta's 57 to 171 victory over Fred Weune. Detroit disqualification after two falls affects Don Charce as North Jazz WV and Foot Strang ers Lewis compete in Los Angeles. Kansas City and Glendale clash with Ray Settle drawing, while Chicago events feature Ted Banks and other listed wrestlers.
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Omaha
Stat Nokolis
la Junta
Colo
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Itnse Fon
Ted Banks
Chicago
American releases Van Graflan as AL umpire for 1934 season
President Harridge announced that Roy Van Graflan will serve as an American League umpire in 1934. He is joined by reappointed colleagues Smythe chief Thomas H Connolly and others, while Charles H Donnelly is assigned to the National League. Van Graflan, the youngest umpire, began as a pitcher for the Van Graflans and moved to umpiring in 1921 after a standout run in the Pacific Coast League.
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W. Harridge
Mongray Murphi
Charles H Donnely
Natonal League
Woud Veare
Roy van Graflan
Smy ¢Ne
Thomas H Connolly
Horridge
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Donnelly
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Orlando
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Wiliam Dinneen
Syracuse NY
George Hildebrand
San Francisco
George Moriarty
Clarence "Briel Owens
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Baer and Camp Move After Tahoe Training
Roseville California March wartime style report notes Baer arrived at Sacramento Wales ranch with manager Ancil Hoffman saying training in the Sierra high country is finished. Cantwell and Holman shifted the camp from Lake Tahoe after a freezing wind and a pine tree chopping incident.
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Marx Baer
Sacramento Wales Ranch
Ancil Hoffman
High Sierras
Lake Tahoe
Baer
Primo Carera
Mike Cantwell
Maxs
Pacific Coast League Opens as 32nd Season Kicks Off
The Pacific Coast League opened its 32nd season with matchups: Portland at Los Angeles, Seattle at San Francisco, Hollywood at Oakland, and San Francisco Missions at Sacramento. The season debut featured teams and cities vying for early dominance in the league.
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Los Anges
Seattle
San Fran
Sto, Holywood
Oakland
San Framisco Missions
Sacramento
Carnera Seeks Loughran Sparring Partner for Baer Clash
Primo Carnera wants Tommy Loughran to train him for the June bout with Max Baer. The offer is $50 to $100 a day for sparring duties, made by Carnera's manager Louis Soret. Loughran was non committal after the Tuesday proposal in New York.
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Tommy Loughran
Miami
Max Baer
Philadelphia Phantom
Louis Sorest
Carneras
Loughran
Tommy
Indians win on Vosmik's ninth inning blast in 3 2 contest
AP report notes Vosmik hit a pinch hit homer in the ninth to lift the Cleveland Indians 3 2 over the New York Giants after earlier tying the game with a seventh inning homer. The piece also covers spring training moves and roster chatter around several MLB clubs.
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Giants
Edwards And O'Dell Set For Mat Match Card
The program for Thursday's arena feats wraps with a wrestling bout between Billy Edwards and Jack O'Dell Slant Denverite. A four round boxing bout pits Young Kelly of Davenport against Zeb Gallagher at 133 pounds after a one fifth prelim. Edwards draws weight advantage but will face O'Dell at about 215 pounds.
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Denverite
Eddie Jennings
Young Kelly
Davenport
Zeb Gallagher
Edwards
Rudy la Duet
George Mack
O'Dell
Waukegan Pinmen Lead Doubles In A B C Tourney
In Peoria the American Bowling Congress tourney saw Joe Miller of Buffalo outstanding as match game champion. Waukegan pair G Rudolph and J Ryan led doubles with 1321, while Chicago teams Tagney and Krebetske posted 1287 for third in doubles. Wells of Columbus led all events with 1958.
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Chicago
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Iowa Amateur Golf Tourney Opens At Hyperian July 16th
The Iowa Amateur Golf tourney will start on July 16 at the Hyperian course in Des Moines. Secretary Herman L. Saw announced the event and Hal Chase of Des Moines is the defending champion.
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Herman L. Saw
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Coe Track Team Plans Home Meet This Saturday
Coe College hosts its annual home track meet with fourte en events and two relays on Saturday afternoon. About eighty students compete across four classes, with relay teams from Grant and Marion high schools. Track coach Forest Rutgers declines to name possible winners, citing limited practice after spring vacation.
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Wreeley Oa Key
Ralph Martin
Iowa Nips Bradley Tech 9 3 in Sixth Inning Rally
Iowa scores seven runs in the sixth to overcome Bradley Tech 9 to 3 in Peoria. Daugherty held Iowa to four singles until the decisive inning, while Maygerve and Bradley walked and hit for multiple players as Iowa collected seven runs and ten Bradley hits in the game.
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Baseball Contest Attracts Out Of Town Fans For Cedar Rapids Team
The Cedar Rapids Western league name contest draws letters from Marion Mount Vernon Belle Plaine Coggon Clutier Wea Union Williamsburg Marengo Amanago and more. The contest runs until midnight April 10 with top prizes including season tickets for all West Side Park games and books of tickets. A three member committee will select the final name after the closing.
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Four Horses Share 10 to 1 Derby Favoritism
In Louisville four horses Mata Hari Christiaw Sir Thomas and Riskulus are co favorites at 10 to 1 in future Kentucky Derby books. Mata Hari moved from 8 to 1 after strong backing for the others. Christiaw is tied to George D Widener, Sir Thomas is A B Gordons Louisville nominee, and Riskulus is Norman W Church’s western pick.
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Christiaw
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Riskulus
Tom Kearney
St. Louis
Charles T Fisher
Detroit
Fisher
Middle West
George
Curve pitching tips from Al Demaree illustrated leaflet
Detroit Tigers pitcher Tom Bridges endorses a fast dynamic curve with a snapping wrist action. Al Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on The Art of PiyRics obtainable by request with a self addressed stamped envelope. The ad promotes the 1934 Who's Who listing of firms and individuals for handy services.
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Detroit Tigers
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Boxing Report From Chicago Card Highlights Local Fights
AP content notes Adolph Winter from Green Bay authorized by Johnny Pacek and Marty Rooker in Chicago bouts. Gena Salva defeats La Salle UL as Frankie Rattacain beats Larry Udell. Jack O Malley loses in Chicago. Aberdeen South Dakota listing remains unclear.
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Green Bay
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Gena Salvatore
S. la Salle UL
Marty Rooker
Art Donovan
Jntlet
Jack O'Malley
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Frankie Rattaciin
Winnines
Larry Udell
Aberdeen
S. da
Runyan Tops Horton Smith in Winter Golf Tour Finish
Paul Runyan of White Plains New York won the winter golf tour title with Windows 270 at Cavalier Open Virginia Beach and 6483 total earnings. Horton Smith of Chicago finished second with 5231, Wille MacFarlane 3493, Wiffy Cox 2039, Denny Shute 2787, Johnny Revolta 2650, Craig Wood 2555. Runyan set scoring records and dominated the season ending with Cavalier Open win.
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Miami
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Cochrane Returns To Tigers After Appendicitis Scare
Mickey Cochrane has fully recovered from an appendicitis scare and returned to his duties as Detroit Tigers manager and catcher. He was discharged after two days under observation with no positive findings from tests and the cause of the side pains remains undetermined. Linus Frey of the Brooklyn Dodgers is in improved condition after a head injury but remains hospitalized with an improved but cautious outlook and ice packs on his head.
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Ninety Sign Up For Football At Minnesota
Ninety men registered for spring football practice at the University of Minnesota with about seventy attending the opening lecture by Coach Bernie Bierman. He stressed eligibility, described offensive tactics to be polished over six to seven weeks, and noted the 1933 style with some backfield variations for later study. Candidates may begin outdoor workouts Tuesday.
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