Indians blank Giants 7 to 0 in exhibition showdown
Cleveland Indians hammer Carl Hubbell and Herman Bell to whitewash the New York Giants 7 to 0. An error by Blonas Ryan sparks a four-run third inning, aided by Trosky’s bases-loaded triple and a Martin miscue in the eighth, giving Cleveland the lead in the series.
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Cochran and Hagenlacher Lead in 18.2 Billiards Race
In Chicago the sixteenth game of the 18.2 balkline world championship ties Wether Cochran of San Francisco with Eric Hagenlacher of Ciermanyo for first. Cochran beat Kinney Matsuyama 400 to 181, setting a new high run record of 211 in the third inning, as Hoppe and Hagenlacher threaten the title with Morningstar and Matsuyama remaining.
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New York
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Upper Iowa Nine Versus Missouri U In Thursday Game
Fayatte Iowa Peacock coach Dorman tunes up for the opener with Missouri while weather hinders outdoor practice. Pitching duties hinge on two to three arms among Willenberg Hughes Osterman and Mullen with two catchers Findreng and Nedimovul ready. Starting infield likely includes Mullen or Ryan at first Forbes Murray or Ranning at second Hughes or Smith at short Sungaha at third with a crowded outfield contest among Alton Anderson Michalski Axel Anderson Ryan and Clester Hughes.
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Peacock Diamond
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Alton Anderson
Michalski
Axel Anderson
Clester Hughes
Garden Post
Golf Tip That Bight Help From Ryal Demaree
Ryal Demaree shares a simple golf tip from 1934 advising players to imagine the clubhead attached to a string. The string forces a full backswing, a smooth start, and a controlled downswing driven by the head’s weight, reducing jerky movement and promoting a steady rhythm.
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Collins Of Cards To Undergo Operation
Bradenton Florida AP James Ripper Collins first baseman for the Cardinals left for St Louis to undergo a minor operation. He is confident he can return to play when the season opens. Charley Gelbert shortstop, who suffered a gunshot wound, says he will be able to play by July 4.
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Lattner Defeats Ruth McGinnis 125 92 in Exhibition
Bud Lattner of Cedar Rapids, a top pocket billiard player, defeats Ruth McGinnis the women's national champion 125 to 92 in an Allison Billiard Parlor exhibition attended by about 250. McGinnis started poorly and never recovered as Lattner showcased trick shots before touring to Davenport on Wednesday.
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Davenport
Dunlap fires 63 for record at Pinehurst No. 2
George T. Dunlap national amateur champion shoots a 63 eight under par to win his North and South match at Pinehurst No. 2. He goes 31 then 32 and holes all his putts to beat Donald Parson 7 and 5. Hal Blue and Kammer win after four playoff holes. Ryerson tops Arthur Wood in a playoff.
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Donald Parson
Youngstown
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Pittsburgh
August F Kammer Jr
Princeton
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
Arthur M Wood
Iowa Gamers Rally For 14 Hits In 10 8 Win Over Bradley
In Peoria Illinois Iowa Gamers pound 14 hits off Bob Lahey sophomore to beat Bradley Tech 10 to 8 and even the series. Pickrill started for Iowa and was wild, Landrum held Bradley after the fifth, while Peewee Stevenson sparked rallies in the sixth and eighth to drive in the decisive runs.
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Beatty to Face Killer Lion Sammy in Madison Square Cage
Clyde Beatty will fight the 600 pound lion Sammy in a bare Madison Square Garden cage. Sammy has turned killer after a previous attack, leaving Beatty wary and describing the cat as having a smoldering eye and no play left in him.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Edwards the Hater to Clash With Jack O'Dell in Coliseum
The American Legion matchmakers schedule Edwards the Hater, Kansas City grappler, to face Denver giant Jack O'Dell in Cedar Rapids. The card features Rough House Nelson against Jack Wagner, Eddie Young Strangler Lewis versus Jack League, and four rounds of boxing to open the melee followed by interwoven bareknuckle wrestling bouts amid brash action and local crowd heat.
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Young Strangler Lewis
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Rasslin
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Davenport
Zeb Gallagher
Rasslers
Swimming Champs to Defend Titles in National Meet
Five of seven A A U indoor champions return for the 1934 national meet opening at Ohio State natatorium. Dick Degener of Michigan, favored to defend diving titles, leads entrants along with Spence brothers of New York A C in sprint events and medley. Fort Wayne star Dan Zehr also defends back stroke title. Fissler and Flanagan not entered this year.
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New York
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Coral Gables
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Iowa Hawkeyes to contest 55 spring matches before June
The University of Iowa schedules 55 spring contests before June 23, including 46 dual events and eight championship or relay meets. The baseball slate includes 29 games with 10 at home, while the season highlights a busy Iowa athletics program this spring.
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Iowa City
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Hawkeyes
Heydler Predicts Banner Baseball Year Ahead
John A. Heydler, president of the National League, forecasts a strong year for baseball with better business and faster, more agile players. He cites five clubs improving, Florida crowds growing, and youth returning to baseball over golf, while noting Sunday play limits in Pennsylvania.
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York
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John
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League
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Cincinnati
Florida
Ike Brouthern
Delahanty
Anson
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Chicago
Mrs Moody Denies She Will Quit Game
Helen Wills Moody, the renowned tennis star, says she has no plan to retire despite back injury and a year off. She expects to resume training and play minor tournaments to test her condition, but avoids committing to Wimbledon or a firm schedule for the year.
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San Francisco
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Helen Wills Moody
Boxing Roundup From Across The Nation
AP reports results from multiple bouts: Berler defeats Kersey in Jacksonville, Mack over Azteca in Dallas, Nelson and Singer fight to a draw in Utica, Tow beats Cancela in St Petersburg, Rothler tops Hoon in Davenport, Pharan defeats Stuhley in Davenport, Taylor over Dunnington in Moline, Riccio stops Dempsey in Moline, Har graves stops Astroski in Davenport.
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Louis
Kid" Azteca
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ST. Petersburg
Bob Tow
Alexandria
Tony Cancela
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Chicago
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Lou Taylor
Moline
Harold Dunnington
Sleedy Riccio
Denver
Bud Dempsey
Howard Hargraves
Tony Astroski
Wrestling Results From Associated Press
In New York Hans Kampfer 218 Germany and George Calza 233 Italy drew 37 19 after both fell out of the ring and were counted out. In Albany Sandor Szabo 218 Hungary defeated Frank Bronowicz 316 Chicago two falls to one. In Cleveland Jim Londos threw Chief Chewackl at 05 59.
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