Cleveland Indians Win Eleventh Inning Triumph Over Giants
In Ashville, Cleveland edged New York 6 to 5 in eleven innings as DuArcessynyes Solas and Burnett drove in the decisive run off Lugies delivery after the Giants twice tied the game. The Indians batted well, with key hits from several players including a home run by an unnamed batter in the fourth.
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Ashville, Tenn
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
DuArcessynyes Solas
Avvethla Rierana Burnett
Giants
Umacher Anc
Raseman
Peatsor
Lee
Cerreas Trescare
Jne Vosmik
New York
York
Boxing Saga Deepens as McLarnin Faces New Challenges
A sprawling, opinion rich passage chronicles boxing tensions around Jimmy McLarnin, his $1000 plus endorsements, and the box office woes. It notes a NY boxing commission demand to defend his welterweight title within 10 days or forfeit, and mentions upcoming bouts including a scheduled match with Hep Van Kineveth for $30000 that fizzled.
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Pop Foster
New York Boxing Commission
Jimmy
Hep van Kinveth
Young Corbett
Cubs Bring Home A Dangerous Outfit For Pennant Bid
The Chicago Cubs return from Catalina Island with a strong roster aimed at the NL pennant. Camp highlights include Roy Joiner Augie Galan and Babe Phelps with a pitching staff led by Bitsy Herman and B Lee. Dick Ward faltered while Chuck Klein and Herman spark a rejuvenated lineup entering spring.
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Roy Joiner
Augie Galan
Georce Tuck
Eurfecer
Babe Phelps
Joner Bras
Ghorm
Ees Galan
Ras
Erort Ba
Babe Heon
Pere's
Cycter
Job Flual
Col Bradley Names Derby Winners Amid Senate Drama
Col Bradley picks Derby winners as political chatter fills Washington scene. Vague references to names and events hint at a clash between sports pronouncements and Capitol Hill proceedings.
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Col. Bradley
Derby
Dunkerton Coach Expected to Move to Geneseo Next Year
Waterloo Iowa AP report indicates Dunkerton basketball coach Harold Hartman, six years at Dunkerton and state champion in 1933, may become Geneseo consolidated school superintendent next year. Hartman denies contract yet and says he wants administrative work. Geneseo would replace George T Young. Hartman coached Wally Gaddis and Dean Holdiman and led Dunkerton teams to state tournaments. Geneseo sits in Tama county near Dunkerton’s Back Hawk district.
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Waterloo
Harold Hartman
Dunkerton Consolidated School
Geneseo Consolidated School
Friday Hartman
Geneseo
Dunkerton
Moowhat
Hugh Scingul
Cedar Falls
Hartman
George T Young
Iowa State Teachers College
Cong
Wally Gaddis
Dean Holdiman
Dunkerion
Back
Hawk County
Geneseo 18
Tama County
Luther Pounds Missouri For 11 3 Victory
Luther College opened its season with an 11 to 3 win over Missouri. Norsemen Chell led with a multi hit game as Luther tallied six in the second inning and added three more in the eighth while holding Missouri to nine scattered hits.
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University of Missouri
Luther College
Boyd Missouri Moundsman
Luther
Tigers
Chell
Norsemen
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Youtng
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Nilsson
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Thirteen Schools Enter Drake Relays Including Montana
Des Moines AP reports thirteen colleges entered the Drake relays on April 27 and 28 in Des Moines. Among first time entrants is the University of Montana. Western teams will compete in the 440 and 880 yard relays and three special events with Nebraska Minnesota Illinois Missouri South Dakota Hastings Kirksville Teachers Winona State DePauw Oklahoma Baptist Simpson and Iowa Wesleyan also listed.
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DES Moines
University of Montana
Far Western
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illinois Missourm
South Dakota
Hastings College
Kirksville Teachers
Winona State
DePauw
Oklahoma Baptists
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Wrestling Results from Associated Press Dispatch
Disjointed report notes various wrestlers and match outcomes with scattered city and team references. Mentions Farid Milan Jeanka Na Gurshi and Omahaht with unclear results. references to New York Giants and Cleveland Indians context muddled.
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Sandor Szaho
Joe Duseke
Ne- Farid
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Jeanka Nagurshi
Frank Uluresh
Toronto
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Shieca NY
Giro Garibaldi
Mtals
BAD MAN EDWARDS vs JACK O'DELL at the Coliseum
Billy Edwards defeats Jack O'Dell in two straight falls after a fourteen minute opener and a six minute second, using his body slam and chiropractic headlock. O'Dell withstands Edwards' taunts, with Nelson, Wagner, and Fidler also featuring in a chaotic Cedar Rapids show.
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Jack O'Dell
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O'Dell
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Minnice
Cedar Rapids
Jack League
Young
Lewis
League
Primo Carera
Young Kelley
Zeb Gallagher
Kelley
Gallagher
Alex Fidler
American Legion
Alburnett High Nine Ties Coggon In Ten Inning Tilt
Coggon and Alburnett opened the season in Coggon Ia with a ten inning 2 to 2 tie. Marburger and DeWoody pitched for Coggon while Etzel and Houts worked for Alburnett. Coggan collected 10 hits to Alburnett s 7.
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Speeial
Gazette
Don’t Bet On Women
A 1933 Hills Brothers promo note catalogues a humorous saying warning readers not to bet on women, reflecting period social humor and advertising style.
Cochran Must Win From Hagenlacher To Tie For Title
In Chicago the world balk line billiard championship climaxed with Eric Hagenlacher of Germany facing Welker Cochran of San Francisco for the title. Hagenlacher, 6-1, would clinch if victorious. Cochran needed a win to force a playoff, while Hoppe and Matsuyama Morningstar finished with notable performances in related matches.
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Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hagenlacher
Cochran
Pacific Coast
Willie Hoppe
New York
Hoppe
Kinsey Matsuyama
Ora Morningstar
San Diego
Marion and Grant Relay Teams In Coe Home Meet
Grant and Marion high schools will duel in four relays at the Coe home meet set for 2 p.m. Saturday. The mile 440 880 and two mile relays will be run among the two schools as part of a 15 event inter class program. Awards are on display at Campus Drug Store.
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Grant
Marion Wil
North English Opens Season On April 10
North English will open its baseball season on its local diamond April 10 with Millersburg. The schedule lists April 10 Millersburg at North English and April 13 Marengo at Marengo with further dates for county tournament at Norsia English and games against Parnell Mullersburg Marengo and North English through May 22.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities Across the Circuit
Reports from New Haven Dallas and other cities show a slate of boxing outcomes with several draws and knockouts. Notable actions include Louw Brorillard earning a points win in New York, Joe Kn nay drawing in Louisiana, and Akron’s knockout over George Gemas in Fairmont, plus a number of other bouts featuring Pat Murphy, Buck Everett and Jimmy Wilson.
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Philadelphia
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Jiro Satoh the Japan Davis Cup Captain Ends Life at Sea
OKIO Japan mourns Jiro Satoh a top tennis tactician and Davis Cup captain. He leaped from the Hakone Maru into the Malacca Strait near Singapore while bound for England to face Australia in the cup’s second round. He left a will, was 26, and his fiancée Sanaye Okada, a noted player, is among mourners.
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Japanese Tennis Association
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National AAU Indoor Meet Records Fall in Columbus
At Ohio State University Natatorium three world records and an AAU standard were set on the opening day. Newark NC swimmer Al Vande Weshe posted 150-yard backstroke world mark, Michigan’s Taylor O Drysdale swam 300-yard medley fast, and Jack Medinan clocked 400-yard freestyle. New York Athletic Club and Michigan led the team standings with eleven points each as Newark NC stood third.
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Taylor O Drysdale
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Jack Medicen
Walter Spenece
Rutgers
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From United Press Across Cities
United Press reports varied baseball results from Bartow Tucson Richmond and Tuscaloosa with teams like Chicago Buffalo Pittsburgh and Philadelphia scoring games. The Chicago Cubs near home to open a World Series preview against the Washington Senators this weekend led by Cronin's club.
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Bradley
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Hinkle
Bowers
Scott
Brown
Bellace
Chandler
Chicago Cubs
Washington Senators
Cubs
Joe Cronin
Dazzy Vance Shocks Fans With Rookie‑Like Feats
Tampa reports Dazzy Vance of the Cincinnati Reds wowed onlookers by sprinting around the field after seven innings against Newark. He’s pitched 14 innings this season with only two earned runs allowed, prompting talk of his surprising rookie rhythm.
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Dazzy Vance
Cincinnati Reds
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Dazzy
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